The Dog Days of August get going this Saturday, with the Cards and the Jays meeting up in Toronto.
Mick Kern looks at some of the must-hear MLB games this week, including the Toronto Blue Jays at the Washington Nationals.
WWE Radio brings together SiriusXM’s popular daily programming with live audio broadcasts of the biggest WWE events and premier podcast content.
The Chicago White Sox head to Toronto on Saturday, and then the Jays head to Boston on Friday to take on the White Sox in MLB action.
Tune in to The Open Radio channel on SiriusXM for more than 40 hours of live on-course coverage across all four rounds of play of The 154th Open at Royal Birkdale Golf Club in Southport, England
SiriusXM is your destination for live coverage of every major event during MLB All-Star Week 2026.
Check out a handful of MLB games selected by Mick Kern in and around the 2026 MLB All-Star Game Presented by Mastercard.
Listen live as the best tennis players in the world take to the grass of the All England Club in London for Wimbledon.
Will the Blue Jays finish the first half of the season on a good note, or will the Mets stand in their way?
The Blue Jays visit historic Wrigley Field to take on the Chicago Cups in MLB action.
Mick Kern looks at the how the Stanley Cup Final turned out, and reveals the winner of the Boomer Cup.
It's a rare Blue Jays’ sighting at the Friendly Confines, as Toronto head to Chicago in MLB action this week.
Go behind the music of Moana: Voices Across the Ocean with Dwayne Johnson during an exclusive track-by-track special.
The new Green Day-inspired comedy NIMRODS hits theatres Friday, August 14, and SiriusXM is celebrating on Green Day’s Idiot Nation.
Listen to the special programming throughout the week on Elvis Radio, or stream it all anytime on the SiriusXM app.
Mick Kern says that it's always a good time in MLB action when the Yankees invade Toronto.
Megyn Kelly, host of “The Megyn Kelly Show,” is bringing back her exclusive SiriusXM series “Get Closer with Megyn Kelly” this August.
During a recent appearance on Shade 45’s “CTRL, ALT, D-Stroy,” Frank Miller shares why he almost didn’t bring “Sin City” to the big screen.
