The New York Post’s Page Six is launching a new daily morning show with SiriusXM. 

Hosted by the New York Post’s Danny Murphy and Evan Real, who also helm a reality show podcast for the publication, and editor Ian Mohr, Page Six Radio will feature celebrity and pop culture news, as well as behind-the-scenes stories, coming from the pages of the publication. 

The two-hour show is set to premiere March 31 and will be available on SiriusXM’s Stars (ch.109) daily from 8 A.M. to 10 A.M. ET and anytime on the SiriusXM app.

This is the latest venture for Page Six, which previously had a television show that ran for two seasons. 

“Page Six’s unique heritage, access and voice have made us an influential leader in celebrity and entertainment news, and a daily must-read for millions,” said Sean Giancola, CEO & publisher at the New York Post. “We’ve extended our national media footprint across digital, print, social, podcast, TV and live events, and we’re always looking for new ways to reach our fans wherever they consume content. We’re thrilled to work with SiriusXM to bring our engaging inside scoops and breaking celebrity news to a new radio audience.”

“Page Six has been a powerhouse for all celebrity news for nearly half a century, and by teaming up with our in-house experts here at SiriusXM, this new show is sure to be the ultimate destination for pop culture fans,” said Scott Greenstein, SiriusXM’s president and chief content officer. “With the launch of Page Six Radio, we are transforming the publication’s stories to a dynamic new format that will expand its reach and resonate with SiriusXM listeners who turn to the platform for all the latest entertainment news.”

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