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SiriusXM Inks Andy Cohen to Three Year Extension


Andy Cohen
Andy Cohen

SiriusXM inks producer, television and radio host Andy Cohen to a three-year contract extension. Cohen's SiriusXM channel "Radio Andy" will now serve as the audio subscription service's home for pop culture with Andy Cohen Live and Smith Sisters Live expanding to daily shows. Cohen will continue to host his show "Andy Cohen Live," which will now air weekdays from 10-11am ET.

"SiriusXM allows me to dig deeply into two of my passions - pop culture on Radio Andy and music on the Kiki Lounge. I'm so proud of what we've developed over the last seven years on Radio Andy; I've loved programming the channel, and my longform interviews with celebrities and authors feed my soul. Programming the Kiki Lounge brought me incredible joy during the pandemic and listening to it is a romp through my expansive music vocabulary," said Cohen.

"We are thrilled to have Andy Cohen staying in the SiriusXM family. Seven years ago, Andy Cohen created Radio Andy, and it instantly became a spot for pop culture and news-breaking conversations," added SiriusXM President and Chief Content Officer Scott Greenstein. "Andy continues to deliver a full lineup of talent on Radio Andy that excites our subscribers nationwide, while also curating Andy Cohen's Kiki Lounge with a non-stop eclectic mix of music for all music lovers."

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