Psychic medium, author, and lecturer Mary Occhino (aka "Mary O") will host "Angels on Call," a new live daily call-in talk show on SIRIUS Satellite Radio.

Debuting on Monday, December 11th "Angels on Call" is the first live daily morning talk show on SIRIUS Stars (ch 102). It will air live Monday - Friday from 8am - 11am ET.

"Angels on Call with Mary O" will feature Mary Occhino talking with listeners and offering personal psychic readings. Mary O will also make predictions for listeners' futures, as well as guide them through the personal issues and problems they face in the present.

Mary O has been a regular guest on "Deepak Chopra's Wellness Radio."

Judith Regan talked about the OJ Simpson book and the media frenzy surrounding it on her SIRIUS show, yesterday (November 16th) on "The Judith Regan Show."

As a result, SIRIUS is rebroadcasting the show on today at 7am ET, 8am ET, 10am ET, 11am ET, 12pm ET, 1pm ET, 6pm ET, and 7pm ET, and Saturday, November 18th at 1pm ET, 2pm ET, 3pm ET, and 4pm ET - all on SIRIUS Stars (ch 102).

Judith Regan yesterday also provided Drudge with an impassioned statement in response to the criticism over the book (entitled: "If I Did It, Here's How It Happened."), which justifies her actions by referencing her own history as a domestic abuse victim.

Personally, I'm on board with the Huffington Post on this one, finding it hard to view her confession without cynicism. I'm curious to hear what she has to say about the whole ordeal on her show.

Barbara Walters' new SIRIUS show, "Ask Barbara Anything" will premiere live tomorrow, November 17th from 5pm-6pm ET on SIRIUS Stars (ch 102).

During the show Walters will invite listeners to call-in and share stories of their biggest mistakes, and she will share some of her own with her audience. The theme of this show amazingly coincides with Walters' latest primetime TV special, "The Barbara Walters Special: 30 Mistakes in 30 Years," airing tonight and tomorrow at 10pm ET on ABC.

Barbara Walters signed on with Sirius back in June, and as part of her deal, will launch a second Sirius show called "Barbara Walters' Best of the Very Best" sometime in 2007.

Interviews, panels, and other events recorded at New York's famed 92nd Street Y will be airing early next year on Sirius Satellite Radio on Sirius Stars (ch 102).

"From New York's 92nd Street Y" will include both new interviews as well as archived conversations since 1949 which years have included presidents, sports figures, actors, writers and musicians -- including Bill Clinton, Katie Couric, John Travolta, Paul McCartney, Henry Kissinger, Jay Leno, Annette Bening and Philip Seymour Hoffman.

Founded in 1874 by German-Jewish professionals and businessmen, the 92nd Street Y is a historical cultural institution/community center located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The 92nd Street Y has grown into an organization guided by Jewish principles but serving people of all races and faiths.

[via Variety] 

SIRIUS Satellite Radio will be providing live coverage of the 2006 mid-term elections, this November 7th, on several of their news/talk channels.

Election-night coverage will feature reporting and analysis from SIRIUS hosts, reporters, stringers and bloggers, plus news coverage from top-level news organizations. Coverage will continue post-election on November 8th.

For a list of SIRIUS' election coverage, follow the jump... 

Mark Cuban was supposed to kick-off his own "Mark Cuban's Radio Maverick" show on Sirius Satellite Radio (announced back in April) has decided to pull out of the show.

According to his blog, Mark chose to do the show for Sirius in support of the NBA renewing their contract with Sirius. For free. "Thats what good partners do," wrote Cuban.

Instead, Cuban has decided to pull out of the show.

In an email to the Star-Telegram, Cuban said: "It was a culmination of many things in my relationship with the NBA. I decided to make my decision public because of e-mails from potential listeners and because of the information that some of the other owners or the league leaked to the media this week."