Maxim Radio

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Maxim Radio
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Broadcast area Contiguous United States & Canada
First air date February 5, 2005
Frequency Sirius Channel 108
Format Hot talk
Owner Maxim magazine & Sirius Satellite Radio
Website www.sirius.com/MaximRadio

On February 5, 2005, Maxim Radio was launched on Sirius Satellite Radio, and has several popular shows. The morning show, used to be hosted by DJs Steve Covino, Rich Davis and Sami J. They are now on later in the day. While former Afternoon host Mike Bower moved to mornings. He is joined by Scooter and the provocative Producer Laura. The Nighttime Nation was hosted by Evan Roberts and Brian O'Leary with producer Rory Hamptons. Rory used to produce for Ron and Fez. In mid September of 2006 Evan quit Sirius leading to the end of the show. They took phone calls for one hour before leaving explaining the decision in which they spoke honestly about Sirius, Maxim and satellite radio. Brian left the radio business, while Evan has been working at WFAN in NYC. The night time slot was taken over by John Devore and Diana Falzone. with producer Princess Lea. Originally on channel 145, in September 2005 Maxim Radio moved to Sirius channel 108.

(All times are EST)

Day and Time Show Hosted By
Monday to Friday 10:00 – 14:00 , Replay at 22:00 Bower Bower, Scooter and producer Laura.
Monday to Friday 15:00 – 19:00 Covino & Rich Rich Davis, Sami J, and Steve Covino aka "el Covino".
Monday to Friday 19:00 – 23:00 DeVore and Diana John DeVore and Diana Falzone.
Monday to Friday 20:00 - 00:00 (Old time slot) The Naked Truth Diane Hill and Layla Kayleigh
Every Weekend Maxim Radio/Blender Download 15 Steve Covino


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