
At Pocket FM, Lalit Gangwar turned the cliffhanger into an operating system - first in India, then in America, and now across a global audio business built one unlocked episode at a time.
Realm began as a clever way to make people read on their phones. Then its own audience delivered a less literary verdict: they wanted to listen. The company that survived was the one willing to hear it.
Audacy still owns the morning commute. Now the 58-year-old broadcaster is turning local voices, sports obsession and a rebuilt balance sheet into an audio network that travels far beyond the dial.