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And we're back!

Let's go racing with the Buzzcast crew.

Summer camp for podcasters is just around the corner! Podcast Movement brings together audio creators from across the industry for a week of learning, networking, and celebrating our shared passion for podcasting.This year, the Buzzsprout team is thrilled to announce we'll be presenting three sessions throughout the event. On Monday before the official kickoff, Alvin joins Adobe's two-hour Podcast Primer alongside Ariel Nissenblatt, breaking down the basics for newcomers who might otherwise feel overwhelmed by industry terminology. Then on Wednesday, Alvin takes the Creator Expert Talk Stage at 9:30am to share strategies for listener support and monetization, while Tom delivers his expertise on understanding podcast statistics at Podcaster Stage Two at 3:15pm.Between sessions, you'll find us at the Buzzsprout booth in the expo hall, where we're giving away swag (with possible special items just for Buzzcast listeners!) and adding folks to our text chain for real-time updates on meetups and activities. Don't miss our official Buzzsprout meetup on Tuesday evening, where we'll provide food and drinks while connecting with our community.The social side of Podcast Movement promises to be especially memorable this year, with the iHeart party being held at Chicken and Pickle – a venue featuring both indoor and outdoor pickleball courts. The Buzzsprout team is bringing our professional-level paddles and competitive spirit, so consider yourself challenged!Coming to Podcast Movement? Tap the text link in our show notes to let us know you'll be there. We can't wait to meet you, share knowledge, and celebrate the medium we all love. Until then, keep podcasting!

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On Sunday, May 11, 2025, Kyle Larson delivered a commanding performance at Kansas Speedway, winning the AdventHealth 400 and securing his third victory of the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season. Starting from the pole, Larson led 221 of the 267 laps, sweeping both stages and setting the fastest lap of the race. This win marked his third career victory at Kansas and the 32nd of his Cup Series career, tying him with Dale Jarrett on the all-time wins list. Larson’s dominant run also earned him the first “perfect” race of the season, accumulating 61 points and extending his lead in the championship standings.    The race was not without its challenges. Multiple caution periods in the final 72 laps tested drivers’ strategies and tire management. Larson managed his worn tires expertly, holding off a late charge from Christopher Bell, who finished second—his best result at Kansas to date. Ryan Blaney secured third place, followed by Chase Briscoe in fourth and Alex Bowman in fifth. Notably, Brad Keselowski suffered a tire blowout while running second with 73 laps remaining, leading to his fifth DNF of the season.  Chevrolet extended its winning streak at Kansas to three races, while Ford’s drought at the track reached nine consecutive events without a victory. Larson’s milestone of surpassing 10,000 career laps led places him among elite company, joining active drivers Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch in that achievement. With this win, Larson solidified his position atop the drivers’ standings, now holding a 35-point lead over teammate William Byron.

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