The move comes as Audacy focuses on podcasts it owns and streamlines operations after emerging from bankruptcy.

Radio broadcaster and podcast company Audacy is shuttering Pineapple Street Studios, which had produced original audio shows ...

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The Audacy-owned studio produced podcasts with third-party brands such as HBO, Apple TV+, Netflix and Spotify.

Audacy has ended operations at Pineapple Street Studios, which it acquired for $18 million in 2019, and laid off its staff.

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Audacy on Monday shared that it completed its financial restructuring, successfully reducing its approximately $1.9 billion of funded debt by 80%, to $350 million.

Audacy filed a petition with the FCC, noting that as it was calculated at the time, the company would emerge from bankruptcy with 25% or more in foreign ownership, according to FCC documents.

Audacy on Monday shared that it completed its financial restructuring, successfully reducing its approximately $1.9 billion of funded debt by 80%, to $350 million.