Another major talent move is underway at SiriusXM Hits 1, as the channel continues to reshape one of satellite radio’s most recognizable lineups.
After spending the past three years entertaining listeners on The Pulse, Brady is making the jump to Hits 1, where he’ll now host afternoons from 5:00-10:00 p.m. Eastern (2:00-7:00 p.m. Pacific).
The move places Brady on SiriusXM’s flagship Top 40 channel, where he’ll take over the afternoon shift following the departure of Gaby Symon.
Brady joined SiriusXM in 2023 after building an impressive résumé in terrestrial radio. His career has included on-air stops at Audacy Alternative stations in New York, Detroit, and Seattle, along with previous roles at Z100 New York, Power 93.3 Seattle, Live 95.5 Portland, and Z96.5 Lafayette.
Announcing the move on social media, Brady said he’s excited to begin a new chapter on Hits 1 and joked that he’ll continue doing what he does best—keeping listeners entertained between the biggest hit songs.
The addition is the latest in a series of changes for Hits 1. In recent months, the channel has seen longtime personality Spyder Harrison retire, Stanley T. Evans exit The Morning Mashup, Tony Fly transition to The 10s Spot, and now Gaby Symon depart after nearly eight years with the channel.
With Brady joining afternoons, the refreshed weekday lineup now features The Morning Mashup with Ryan Sampson and Nicole Ryan, followed by Hits 1 in Miami with Mack and Jen, Brady in afternoons, and Mikey Piff anchoring nights.
The latest lineup adjustment underscores SiriusXM’s continued investment in refreshing one of its signature music channels while keeping familiar personalities front and center for millions of listeners nationwide.
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