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To keep you up to speed on SiriusXM’s must-watch moments, we’re showcasing exclusive videos on our blog in a new series, In the Spotlight. Whether you missed our latest viral chat with your favorite movie star or want to relive that stripped-down set you heard on the radio, In the Spotlight is your front-row seat to epic performances and unforgettable interviews with the biggest stars in music, sports, and entertainment.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at the highly anticipated film adaptation of In the Heights during an exclusive SiriusXM Town Hall with the cast and creative team, hosted by Jess Cagle on SiriusXM Stars (Ch. 109). Based on the Tony Award-winning musical, the movie is a celebration of Latinx heritage and the unbreakable bonds of community in New York City’s Washington Heights neighborhood, featuring music and lyrics by Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda.

If you’re a comic book fan, you know the origin stories of your favorite heroes and villains. But you may not know about the genesis of Comic-Con, the iconic annual comic book convention featuring a rich and compelling history that will be chronicled in a new SiriusXM original podcast series, Comic-Con Begins: Origin Stories of the San Diego Comic-Con and the Rise of Modern Fandom.

From overbearing bosses to zany colleagues and cringe-worthy office romances, our work lives are populated with characters and stories. On his new podcast Roy’s Job Fair, comedian Roy Wood Jr. — a correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show with Trevor Noah — sits down with people from all lines of work to hear their stories about their most memorable jobs, hectic hiring processes, office scams, awkward relationships, and more.

With hits like “One Headlight” and “6th Avenue Heartache,” The Wallflowers took America by storm with their roots-rock sound in the late ’90s and continued rocking into the early 2000s. On July 9, the band is back with Exit Wounds, their first album in nine years — and they’re celebrating its release with SiriusXM!

From ground zero to a new sky-high tower, rebuilding the World Trade Center after the 9/11 attacks was a monumental task. SiriusXM is launching Top of the World, a new eleven-part series featuring the people at the heart of the historic rebuild. The special programming will premiere on July 6 at 7pm ET on Business Radio (Ch. 132) and will broadcast for 11 consecutive weeks leading up to the 20th anniversary of 9/11. All episodes will become available as podcasts on Pandora and Stitcher starting on September 6.

With blazing red hair and a fiery wit to match, Lucille Ball was a living legend in the comedy world and beyond, bringing her personality to the stage, screen, and radio for six decades. Now, SiriusXM is dedicating an all-new, limited-run channel to one of the funniest women in the history of comedy. Let’s Talk to Lucy, named after her 1960s CBS Radio show of the same name, will be available on SiriusXM’s Channel 104 starting on August 5. The special programming will also be available on the SXM App, Pandora, and Stitcher.

Deadheads will be grateful for two all-new channels, Dead Tracks and Dead Archive, now available exclusively on the SXM App. In addition to the existing Grateful Dead Channel (Ch. 23), the new channels delve deep into the Grateful Dead’s catalogue and archives so that the music never stops.

In honor of Pride Month, SiriusXM is passing the mic to the LGBTQIA+ hosts who bring their unique perspectives, talents, and personalities to our airwaves. Celebrate the trailblazers who are cracking jokes, dishing on the latest news, playing your favorite songs, and speaking up for what they believe in. Read more about them below and tune in to hear what they have to say!

This week, Tom Brady reflects on what it means to head back to Foxboro, Ed Sheeran spills on fatherhood, Camille Kostek dishes on Rob Gronkowski’s favorite model, and Margaret Cho remembers filming Face/Off with John Travolta.