US EditionStephen A. Smith Signs Deal with SiriusXM for Radio Shows on Sports, Current Events
- Stephen A. Smith has entered a multi-year agreement to launch two original programs on SiriusXM starting in September 2023, including a daily sports talk show on Mad Dog Sports Radio.
- This agreement followed Smith's new five-year, $100 million ESPN contract earlier in 2023, which allowed him to expand into new media platforms beyond sports commentary.
- Smith will produce and host a weekday sports program delivering unfiltered takes and a weekly show covering current events, politics, pop culture, and social commentary on an upcoming SiriusXM channel.
- Smith expressed that his excitement cannot be overstated, while SiriusXM President Scott Greenstein described him as a uniquely talented figure with a major impact on today’s media landscape.
- The partnership expands Smith’s media reach across North America and positions him as a key voice in both sports and broader cultural discussions, while he keeps the possibility open for a future presidential bid.
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ESPN's Stephen A. Smith will host two new SiriusXM shows on politics, sports
Stephen A. Smith is expanding his broadcasting portfolio beyond ESPN — and he won't be talking about just sports.The satellite radio network SiriusXM said Wednesday that it has signed Smith to produce and appear on two new shows. One is a daily sports talk show that will appear on SiriusXM's Mad Dog Sports Radio, the channel created by talk radio personality Chris Russo.Smith will also create a weekly show featuring current events, pop culture a…
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Stephen A. Smith signs deal with SiriusXM for radio shows on sports, current events
The popular ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith has signed a deal with the satellite radio company SiriusXM for two new shows. One of those takes him beyond sports.
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