This work aimed to investigate the transformations caused by digital information and communication technologies in the productive routines of radio newscasts, from the insertion of a news podcast on an all-news radio station. The work discusses the apparent contradiction in producing recorded content for a model based on live content. Through the case study and content analysis, we observe the construction of Panorama CBN, the station s podcast that calls itself a summary of the main news of the day in less than half an hour. With in-depth interviews, it was possible to understand how new media were incorporated into the daily life of traditional media. In the theoretical foundation, a research was carried out to deepen the reflection on the transformations of the radio. We resorted to journalism theories to relate the content of digital platforms with the language on the dial, newsworthiness criteria and infotainment. Through methodological criteria, we selected six editions of Panorama CBN since its creation in 2017. To base the trajectory of radio journalism, we made an account of the history of this area. We concluded that the entry of the podcast in a traditional newsroom was both an adaptation and a rupture. The association between expanding internet access and the growth of on-demand leads us to believe that podcasts have a favorable scenario, with different experiences from the radio. Both have specific space and functions and can coexist without the live content canceling the product broadcasted on digital platforms.