Tom Segura and Christina P’s YMH Studios signs exclusive podcast deal with SiriusXM / Stitcher
December 20, 2021 Andrew Buss Christina Pazsitzky, News, Tom Segura
Tom Segura and Christina P are moving Your Mom’s House podcast over to Sirius’s house.
It was announcd today that the comedians and their YMH studios (which includes their podcast Your Mom’s House as well as 2 Bears 1 Cave and Dr. Drew After Dark) have signed an exclusive deal with SiriusXM. In the deal, all YMH podcasts will live at the SiriusXM subsidiary Stitcher, who will distribute the podcasts to all other podcast platforms. Starting January 1st, episodes of Your Mom’s House will be available on the site ad-free.
“After over ten fantastic years of building our podcast network, this is the right next step for YMH,” said Segura. “We can’t wait to see what the future holds for our team through the support of SiriusXM and Stitcher, and are beaming with pride to see our network and vision continue to grow. Get ready to hear a lot more from the ‘Mommies.’”
“Collaborating with YMH Studios is an incredible opportunity for SiriusXM comedy,” said Jack Vaughn, Senior Vice President of SiriusXM’s comedy programming. “We’re excited to bring in and expand the ‘Jeans’ team, and foster the right environment to help Tom, Christina and the rest of the YMH crew continue to create even more hilarious content.”
“Stitcher has been the home of great comedy shows since our earliest days,” says Daniel Osit, Chief Operating Officer at Stitcher. “Now as we begin working with Tom, Christina and the entire YMH staff, we solidify our position as leaders in comedy podcasting.”
This is a pretty big move, following in the footsteps of Joe Rogan’s epic and much-publicized move to Spotify last year. This deal is a bit different though as unlike some other podcast deals, this on doesn’t take YMH shows and walls them into a single proprietary platform as shows will still be available on the platforms it always has been. The podcasting market has sure changed since they started the podcast in 2010. And it’ll be interesting how these things will continue to evolve over time.
