Poker Hall of Famer Takes the Mic
Poker Hall of Famer Nick Schulman is stepping into a new arena — radio. Starting Saturday, July 18, Schulman will host a weekly poker talk show on SiriusXM, with the run scheduled to continue for six consecutive weeks.
Why This Matters
Schulman is one of the most recognizable names in modern poker, having built a reputation both at the felt and as a commentator and broadcaster. His move into dedicated radio programming is a notable moment for the game's mainstream visibility. SiriusXM's reach extends to tens of millions of subscribers across North America, meaning poker talk will land in cars, homes, and workplaces well beyond the usual tournament-rail or streaming audience.
What to Expect
While full details of the show's format haven't been confirmed yet, Schulman's broadcasting background suggests listeners can anticipate a mix of:
- Tournament recaps and analysis from the summer's busy poker calendar
- Guest interviews with notable figures from the poker world
- Strategic and cultural discussion around the game at large
The Bigger Picture
Dedicated poker programming on major radio platforms has historically been sporadic, making this a meaningful opportunity to grow the game's audience. A six-week window also aligns neatly with the tail end of the 2025 WSOP season, giving Schulman plenty of fresh material to work with from day one.
Whether this run becomes a permanent fixture will likely depend on audience engagement — so if you're a SiriusXM subscriber, tuning in on Saturdays is the most direct way to support the show's longevity.