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For the First Time, Netflix Will Air a Show Live Daily: 'The Breakfast Club' Podcast

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For the First Time, Netflix Will Air a Show Live Daily: 'The Breakfast Club' Podcast
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Netflix is launching a daily live feed of The Breakfast Club podcast starting June 1, marking a first for the streaming service. The popular morning show will feature video simulcasts with additional content for subscribers. This initiative is part of a broader partnership between Netflix and iHeartMedia to expand their podcast offerings.

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Netflix is turning The Breakfast Club's presence on the platform into a daily live feed, the streamer announced on Thursday. Starting June 1, the program will stream live each weekday on Netflix, making the daily broadcast a first for the streaming service. The morning radio show and podcast is wildly popular, and features hosts Charlamagne Tha God, Jess Hilarious, Loren Lorosa and DJ Envy. Fans can still listen to the live radio show, but Netflix subscribers will get a video simulcast featuring behind-the-scenes content, extra segments and ongoing conversations. Based in New York City, The Breakfast Club typically airs from 6 a.m. ET to 10 a.m.

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