Howard Stern's Next Career Move Revealed After His Channel Was Dropped
The 72-year-old controversial media personality has reportedly inked a deal with HBO Max, where his show will continue to stream.
Howard Stern has reportedly signed a deal with HBO Max, which will feature condensed versions of his weekly live show. This move comes as SiriusXM removed his Howard 101 channel amid mass layoffs and scaled back his programming to one new show per week. The remaining four days will be programmed with archival content.
- Howard Stern has reportedly inked a deal with HBO Max for a new series.
- The HBO Max series will feature condensed versions (60-90 minutes) of his three-hour live show.
- Stern will now broadcast live shows only on Mondays, with a strict schedule to facilitate video content for HBO Max.
- SiriusXM has removed Howard Stern’s Howard 101 channel, replacing it with Andy Cohen’s Radio Andy.
- The changes at SiriusXM follow mass layoffs and a reduction of Stern’s programming to one new show per week.
- Former SiriusXM CEO Jim Meyer’s departure and the passing of Stern’s agent Don Buchwald are cited as factors in Stern’s ‘downfall’ with the company.
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