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Everything Worth Listening to Is Now on SIRIUS Everything Worth Listening to Is Now on SIRIUS. 100% COMMERCIAL-FREE MUSIC SPORTS POP DANCE & ELECTRONIC Games, races, matches and more can be found on channels noted with a 01 Top 40 Hits 35 Smooth Electronic 120 Sports Talk/Play-by-Play 2 126 Play-by-Play 36 Dance Hits 121 SportsCenter, College 02 Lite Pop Hits Gameday & More 127 Sporting News Radio 03 Love Songs 122 All-Sports Talk 128 24/7 NASCAR Talk Airs Holiday Music 12/21-12/31 38 Trance/Progressive & Play-by-Play 04 ’40s Pop Hits/ 123 Mad Dog Radio 91 Spanish Sports Talk Big Band HIP-HOP/R&B with Chris Russo & Play-by-Play SIR-4 Mad Dog Unleashed 96 Sports Radio 05 ’50s Pop Hits 40 Hip-Hop Hits with Chris Russo French Language 45 Eminem’s Uncut 97 Sports Express 06 ’60s Pop Hits 124 24/7 NFL Talk with Cousin Brucie Hip-Hop from Canada 50 Rhythm/R&B Hits 125 Play-by-Play 98 Sports Talk with 07 ’70s Pop Hits 1 a Canadian Edge 08 ’80s Pop Hits 51 Adult R&B Hits HOWARD STERN TALK, NEWS & NPR® 110 Politics of the 09 ’90s Pop Hits 53 Classic Soul/Motown 100 101 United States 129 First in Business 11 UK Pop Hits COUNTRY Worldwide 12 Modern Adult Hits 130 The World Leader 60 New Country Hits ENTERTAINMENT in Business News 13 Elvis Presley 24/7 61 ’80s & ’90s Country 102 SIRIUS XM Stars 131 Fair & Balanced News SIRIUS XM 108 108 SIRIUS XM Stars Too 132 The Most Trusted 39 2000s Pop Hits 62 ’60s & ’70s Country Name in News 63 Rockin’ Country/ 109 Gay & Lesbian Radio 133 Headline News, 76 Beautiful Music Americana a CNN Network 64 Willie Nelson’s 134 NPR News & ROCK Traditional Country 111 Fun, Fearless, Female Conversation 10 Bruce Springsteen 24/7 65 Bluegrass 112 How-To For Living 135 NPR News & Talk 14 ’60s & ’70s 113 Special Broadcasts SIR-1 NPR Classic Rock CHRISTIAN Airs Holiday Music 12/21-12/25 Only available on SIRIUS Internet Radio 15 ’70s & ’80s 66 Christian Pop & Rock 137 National/ Classic Rock 117 Books & Drama International News 16 Deep Classic Rock 67 Southern Gospel 140 News from 118 Old-Time Radio Around the World 17 Jam Bands 68 Gospel 141 BBC World 147 Just for Truckers Service News 18 Adult Album Rock 99 Smart & Sexy 144 Conservative Talk JAZZ, BLUES & STANDARDS Adult Radio 19 AC/DC 24/7 71 Smooth/ 145 Talk Radio from Limited Engagement Contemporary Jazz FOX News 20 New Hard Rock 72 Traditional Jazz FAMILY & HEALTH 146 Liberal Talk 21 New Alternative 73 New Age 114 Powered by NYU 90 Korean Language Langone Medical Center Radio 22 ’70s & ’80s 74 B.B. King’s Blues 115 The Music Destination for 92 All-News Alternative Kids & Families Spanish Language 94 Current Affairs 23 ’80s Hair Bands 75 Sinatra/American 116 Songs and Fun for Standards Younger Kids French Language 24 ’90s Alternative/Grunge 77 Show Tunes 95 International Talk COMEDY French Language 25 Little Steven’s 81 Movie Soundtracks 103 Blue Collar Comedy Underground Garage Airs Holiday Music 11/12-12/31 RELIGION 26 Indie/College/Unsigned CLASSICAL 104 Comedy Uncensored 159 Not What You’d Expect 78 Opera/Classical 27 Heavy Metal 105 Family Comedy 160 EWTN Global Catholic Vocals Radio Network 28 Action Sports/Punk/Ska 79 Classical Pops 106 Presented by Jamie Foxx 161 FamilyNet: Christian Talk Airs Holiday Music 11/27-12/25 29 Eclectic/Acoustic Rock 80 Traditional Classical TRAFFIC & WEATHER 151 CHICAGO 155 DETROIT ST. LOUIS LAS VEGAS 30 Singer-Songwriters 138 Canada Weather 152 WASHINGTON DC 156 SAN FRANCISCO LATIN & WORLD 148 NEW YORK BALTIMORE SEATTLE 149 BOSTON 153 ATLANTA 157 PHOENIX 31 Escape to MIAMI SAN DIEGO 83 Tropical/Latin Pop POWERED by PHILADELPHIA Margaritaville 184 150 LOS ANGELES 154 DALLAS 158 TAMPA HOUSTON ORLANDO 32 Grateful Dead 24/7 84 Reggae 33 Led Zeppelin 24/7 85 Canadian Adult NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME ON SIRIUS Limited Engagement Alternative Requires a subscription package with The Best of XM HOLIDAY Limited Engagement 86 Canadian Indie 208 24/7 Hockey Talk 03 Hanukkah Music 195 Oprah & Friends® 87 New French-language & Play-by-Play Airs 12/21-12/31 ® 79 Classical Carols 88 Canadian Soft 196 Public Radio 209 The PGA TOUR Network/ Airs 11/27-12/25 Rock with Bob Edwards Live Coverage & Golf Talk 81 Contemporary Holiday Hits 89 Canadian Pop, 197 Opie & Anthony/ SIR-3 The Bob Edwards Show Airs 11/12-12/31 Rock & Urban Ron & Fez 113 Bing Crosby Specials 210- = Play-by-Play Sports = SIRIUS Internet Radio 220 Play-by-play sports channels, including and more Airs 12/21-12/25 © 2008 SIRIUS XM Radio Inc. 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