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Sebastian Maniscalco has a new SiriusXM channel, and now hundreds of comics are out of work

CBC Arts · October 9, 2026 at 1:04 p.m.

Sebastian Maniscalco has a new SiriusXM channel, and now hundreds of comics are out of work

SiriusXM has axed a comedy channel that featured a rotating roster of more than 800 comedians and replaced it with a new channel owned by A-list comic Sebastian Maniscalco.

Now, hundreds of working-class comedians have lost a key source of income and exposure.

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