Is SiriusXM radio a "Go" or "No Go"?

[Molon Labe]

I spend a lot of time on the road, listening to regular radio channels.
I am thinking about subscribing but can't tell much by browsing their channel guides.

Does it have anything worth listening to?... shooting/hunting related content?
I do think my wife would like it, as there was plenty of crime/murder related stuff.

 

[the_great_white]

Not by my opinion

 

[UptaCamp]

The only thing that was great about it was being able to drive long distances and keep all your stations, regardless of where you are.

 

[Mirvin 264]

We have it in our RAM truck, but we get a very basic package each year. We enjoy listening to the 70's and 80's oldies, as well as a good SEC game if we're on a long trip. We'll keep renewing every year as long as the price doesn't get too stupid.........

 

[steviesterno]

It was great until pandora/Spotify

 

[Porter Rockwell]

I love XM, but only on a deal. I pay $7 a month

 

[edindah]

I have had it for several years. I mainly listen to Ch. 73 (60s music). I have just about quit watching mainstream TV when Covid dominated the airwaves and I get SXM on DISH Ch. 6006 for 60s. I might catch an old Western Oater occasionally. Well worth it to me. (Your experience may vary.)

 

[gyppo]

Negotiate with the techs, mostly women in Manila. Last year I was able to pay up front for $6 a month. It is worth that to me. That also includes the streaming of the channels.
If you really like shooting hunting and guns content, subscribe to a few podcasts. Not much gu contention XM that I have found.

 

[MrJim]

I love it

 

[Just Plain Bill]

I enjoy the Radio Classics channel. Suspense, The Whistler, Gunsmoke with William Conrad as Matt Dillon, Dragnet, etc.

They've kept me company on many a long, cross-country drive!

And it is good to listen to music without the endless chatter of local DJ's.