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Stingray Launches Just For Laughs Radio on TuneIn


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Stingray has launched a new comedy audio channel, Just For Laughs Radio, on TuneIn through a partnership with Just For Laughs, expanding access to stand-up and sketch content for a global audience.

The channel features a curated lineup drawn from the Just For Laughs archive, offering a mix of classic routines and newer material across a range of comedic styles. Listeners can hear performances from established comedians such as Bill Burr, Nikki Glaser and Nate Bargatze, along with emerging voices including Marcello Hern¡ndez and Mae Martin.

Programming spans topics such as relationships, politics and parenting, and includes formats ranging from observational comedy to storytelling and darker humor, designed to appeal to a broad audience.

Valerie Heroux, Vice President of Content Acquisition at Stingray, said the partnership aligns with the company's strategy to deliver curated entertainment options. Carlos Pacheco, Director of Digital Media and Distribution at Just For Laughs, added that the new channel provides an opportunity to showcase the brand's extensive comedy archive to new listeners worldwide.

Kevin Straley, Chief Content Officer at TuneIn, said the addition strengthens the platform's comedy offerings, noting the genre's broad appeal among its global user base.

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