The switch means that Stern will lose one of his two channel slots on SiriusXM, with the "Howard 101" station transitioning to "Radio Andy," hosted by Andy Cohen.
WASHINGTON — Howard Stern, the 72-year-old radio host who once had a daily SiriusXM broadcast, will now only appear live on the air for "The Howard Stern Show" one day per week, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Part of a three-year deal through 2028, the switch means that Stern will lose one of his two channel slots on SiriusXM, with the "Howard 101" station transitioning to "Radio Andy," hosted by Bravo talk show host and reality TV producer Andy Cohen. One of Sirius' flagship acts for more than 20 years, Stern will still have his shows, extras and reruns air on channel 100.&nb...

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