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Madison was heard Mondays through Fridays from 6 am to 10 am on Urban View channel 126, SiriusXM. On Feb. 25–27, 2015, Joe Madison hosted a record-breaking marathon whereby he talked for 52 hours on his SIRIUS XM talk show. [10] The broadcast is officially registered with the Guinness World Record Organization. [11]
Alt Nation is a Sirius XM Radio station broadcasting alternative rock from the 2000s to the present. It is carried on Sirius XM Radio channel 36 and DISH Network channel 6036. The station hosts the Alt Nation Ping Pong Throwdown, which offers listeners the chance to play table tennis with bands featured on the station. [1] [2]
Madison, the longtime host of SiriusXM’s “The Black Eagle,” built a reputation calling for action against injustice on his show […] The post Radio legend Joe Madison dies at 74 appeared ...
[8] [9] Trunk also hosts Trunk Nation on the Sirius XM Radio channels Faction Talk (Channel 103) and Hair Nation (Channel 39) (formerly known as Eddie Trunk Live when Trunk was with The Boneyard station), [10] and is a music host and interviewer for the MSG Network, a cable network based out of New York City. He hosts "The Eddie Trunk Podcast ...
Sirius. Satellite radio was one of the biggest success stories of the past decade. A generation ago, it seemed absurd that people would pay for radio. Then again, the same thing could've been said ...
January 31 – Joe Madison, 74, American radio talk-show host (SiriusXM Urban View, WOL). [47] February 6 – Chuck Dickerson, 86, American football player and coach, and longtime radio host for WGR [48] February 7 – Mojo Nixon, 66, American rockabilly musician (numerous shows for Sirius Satellite Radio) [49]
Sirius XM is still a moneymaking machine. It expects to generate $2.7 billion in adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization on $8.675 billion this year. It should be ...
The station once featured DJ's Billy Zero and Tobi. Both were released from XM upon the launch of the merged Sirius-XM lineup. [8] Christopher the Minister left Sirius on November 14, 2008, after six and a half years as a DJ on (formerly) Left of Center and Alt Nation. [9] Jake Fogelnest left Sirius in November, 2014, to pursue a TV writing career.