Bama, Rob, & Heather - Nashville!'s weekday afternoon show. The trio is based out of KASE-FM in Austin, Texas, but produce a separate, more music intensive show for XM. The two shows will sometimes share content, such as guest interviews. This show was originally in mornings, and has since moved to 2-6 PM ET.
Nashville Saturday Night - Live request show on Saturdays at 8 PM Eastern.
NEW! Discover and Uncover - New unsigned country music show, originating from Clear Channel Radio's iHeartRadio digital network. Heard Sunday mornings at 6 AM Eastern.
Crook & Chase Countdown - Sunday mornings at 9 AM Eastern. This show replaced the Foxworthy Countdown after it ceased broadcasting.
WSIX (2001-2003)
As part of the operational assistance agreement with
Clear Channel Communications, XM agreed to simulcast some of their FM radio stations. WSIX was one of those channels, simulcasting the FM station from Nashville, Tennessee
. At the time, channel 11 was titled WSIX, after the station's call letters. Due to low subscription count at the time, the audience didn't concern themselves with the Nashville locality of the station. In 2004, XM decided to go commercial free, and WSIX was taken off the XM platform prior to that. It was replaced with a new XM exclusive channel called Nashville!, with a similar format.
In May 2006, the WSIX simulcast was returned to XM Satellite Radio (on XM 161) as Clear Channel's 5th commercial music channel, separate from Nashville!, only to be removed from the service again in August 2008.
Nashville! (2003- )
On 2003-12-01, the WSIX simulcast ended. The station was now on autopilot 24/7 with no jocks. One month later, the station dropped all commercial advertising, much against Clear Channel's wishes. Clear Channel stuck around while companies like Univision pulled their channels off the XM platform.