If you can’t make it to Los Angeles for “Netflix Is a Joke Fest,” Netflix Is A Joke Radio is bringing the festival to you live and unfiltered.
From May 4-10, the exclusive SiriusXM channel will air nightly shows, live stand-up and backstage access from the annual event as it happens. Check out the programming schedule below, and tune in live on satellite channel 93 and the SiriusXM app (with some content available on demand on the app after it airs).
Live: Tuesday–Saturday
10pm–12am PT / 1am–3am ET
Replays: 10am ET & 5pm ET
Tom Papa and Fortune Feimster team up with Eric André to break down each day of the festival—sharing stories, interviewing performers, and reacting to what just happened on stage.
Miss it live? Episodes will be available on demand under the “What a Joke” section.
Live: Wednesday–Friday
7:30–8:30pm PT / 10:30–11:30pm ET
For three nights only, SiriusXM’s exclusive stand-up series goes fully live from the festival.
These shows will not be available on demand, so catching them live is essential.
Live: Tuesday
1–4pm PT / 4–7pm ET
Comedians, cards, and microphones. This live poker tournament brings together comics competing at the table while being interviewed in real time.
This event will be available on demand after it airs.
Beyond the live shows, Netflix Is a Joke Radio is rolling out a steady stream of exclusive festival content:
These segments will air throughout the week with no fixed schedule, giving you constant access to the voices shaping the festival.
They’ll also be available on demand in a dedicated miscellaneous collection.
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