XM’s Bob Edwards, who left NPR last year, apparently will be back on the public radio airwaves again. Public Radio International (PRI) will be distributing “Bob Edwards Weekend,” a selection of greatest hits from Edwards’ show on XM Satellite Radio.

His show will be offered to public radio stations around the country - no word as to whether Sirius’ PRI will be picking him up too. That would make things interesting. :)

XM Satellite Radio today announced the addition of the radio show Satellite Sisters to their lineup for the XM?s upcoming women’s lifestyle channel Take Five.

The wacky-named “Satellite Sisters” is a three-hour show that will air six days a week as part of the Take Five programming lineup. Syndicated nationally since 2000, Satellite Sisters was created by five real-life sisters ? Julie, Liz, Sheila, Monica and Lian Dolan ? representing five points of view from three different cities on two continents.

For their first week on XM, ?Satellite Sisters? will feature conversations with women who have been ?first? including: ABC News White House Correspondent Anne Compton, Colonel Eileen Collins (first female pilot of a space shuttle), Author/Journalist Anna Quinlan, Writer Lisa McElroy and Journalist Andrea Mitchell.

UPDATE: The title of this post has been updated to a more accurate description.