Irreverent morning show featuring two outspoken guys talking about everything from politics to movies to sex.

The show appeals to young and old with gardening information on how to ensure a successful gardening project. Gives gardening tips and advice on gardening and horticulture. The show is produced by Genesis Communications Network.

Local is the word! Host of the show, known for his sometimes controversial and strong views, keeps people tuned in and actively listening every morning. Controversy is not all that the host brings to his show. Every half hour listeners are informed of the latest news. The host encourages people to call in with their opinions and concerns to keep the dialogue going. In addition a strong pull towards local business is encouraged.

Background and Format: The Pavement is an eight-page bi-monthly newspaper for London's homeless. This title is distributed at day centres and soup kitchens in London. Other information: They do not wish to be contacted by PRs.

Background & Format: Launched in May 2017, The Paw Post is a personal blog about "the stories of dozens of people making a difference in the lives of our pets." The blog provides a mixture of animal content with Rachel blogging about whatever interests her. Many posts are about tips on training pets which are written in an analytical style and may include photographs. Others consist of charity fundraising for housing pets, dog friendly pubs, products for dogs and appeals for missing dogs. She also writes interviews with dog trainers. The Blogger: The Paw Post is written by Rachel Spencer while working as a Freelance Journalist and media consultant for pet brands. "The idea to start a blog came about as I had so many stories, and by having my own platform I could tell them the way I felt they should be heard." PR Opportunities: PR opportunities are available in the form of sponsored posts, promotion of businesses and pet friendly accommodation. Rachel says: "Sponsored posts are considered if the product* or service is the right fit for my audience. I write the content myself as I don’t accept guest posts and this is a service I charge for. I don't review pet food." She can best be reached via the contact form here.

Background and Format:The Pawnbroker was launched in 2005 as a successor to the in-house magazine the NPA Times. It is designed to be a place where one can learn the views of fellow colleagues, share problems and communicate ideas and opinions.Audience and Readership:It is sent to all members of the National Pawnbrokers AssociationDeadline:Start of the month prior to publication - exact dates are available in the media pack below.Time of Publication:Start of the cover month - exact dates are available in the media pack below.Frequency:4 issues a year; March, June, September, December.Circulation:Source: Publisher.Ad Rates:A media pack is available here.

The Payments Association (previously the Emerging Payments Association or EPA) is for payments firms, big & small. The purpose is to empower the most influential community in payments, where the connections, collaboration and learning shape an industry that works for all.

Payson Chronicle is published weekly for the residents of Payson, UT. The newspaper covers local news and community events.

Payson Chronicle Online is an Internet Weekly for the residents of Payson, UT, covering Local and Community News, Arts, Education, and more.

The Payson Roundup is a twice-weekly newspaper serving the residents of Payson, AZ. The publication covers local news, sports, business, education and lifestyle. Deadlines are Mondays and Wednesdays at 10am MT.