Sirius Satellite Radio is launching Indie Talk, a talk radio channel that will air blogcast news updates and user-generated opinions.
It will serve as an uncensored, unfiltered forum for independent thought and opinion, the company says. The channel will feature veteran actor and political maverick Ron Silver, among others. Indie Talk will give an equal voice to individuals from any affiliation or background, target the blogger generation, and be a platform for listeners across the country to react to breaking news, issues and buzz.
The station will launch Wednesday, Feb. 6 on Sirius channel 110 with Ron Silver’s daily call-in talk show, which will air Monday-Friday from 9:00 - 11:00 am ET.
Indie Talk will air blogcast news updates every 20 minutes, reporting headlines and buzz as it unfolds on blogosphere. Additionally, Indie Talk will feature “The Blog Bunker,” roundtable featuring a selection of the over 100 million bloggers around the world.
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