We Sound Crazy, the Emmy-nominated music and culture series hosted by Claude Kelly, Chuck Harmony, Tamone Bacon, and Phil Thornton, is significantly expanding its reach through new streaming and radio partnerships.
OTTera Media Group (OMG!) is leading the show’s streaming distribution, bringing past and current episodes to its owned networks, including In The Black Network, Afroland TV, and Remy Network, where the series is already available, with a move to Tubi beginning January 28, 2027. Separately, the show has entered a new national radio syndication agreement with Superadio, in partnership with Miles Ahead Broadcasting, with Cumulus Media’s WQQK-FM in Nashville serving as the flagship station. The deal also includes airing on SiriusXM Channel 164.
The expansion comes on the heels of a strong showing at the 2026 Signal Awards, where We Sound Crazy won three honors: a Gold Award in the Music category for Shows, a Silver Award for Curators Shaping Culture for Shows recognizing its conversation with Kelly Rowland, and a Silver Award for Interview or Talk Show for Individual Episodes honoring its interview with music executive L.A. Reid.
Superadio President Eric Faison credited the hosts’ chemistry and experience as the driving force behind the partnership, calling the show “a truly unique destination for music fans.” James DuBose, president of OTTera Media Group, echoed that sentiment, pointing to the hosts’ deep industry relationships as the reason the show consistently draws out stories “you rarely hear anywhere else.”
Since launching, We Sound Crazy has built a reputation for candid, insider conversations with major figures across music and entertainment, hosting guests including Usher, Mary J. Blige, The Isley Brothers, Jennifer Hudson, SWV, Kirk Franklin, Tevin Campbell, Tamar Braxton, and L.A. Reid.
With streaming reach expanding through Tubi and radio reach expanding through national syndication simultaneously, We Sound Crazy is positioning itself to convert years of insider access and acclaim into genuinely mainstream, cross-platform distribution.