Here are the Top 40 most popular shows as determined by you, the DogstarRadio.com viewer. The rank is based on the number of times a program appears on personal schedules.

Rank	Program
1	Lynn Samuels
2	Howard Stern Show
3	The Jason Ellis Show
4	Weekend Countdown
5	Varying schedule
6	True Hollywood Story
7	Madison
8	Pat St. John
9	???
10	Covino
11	Kayla
12	AD
13	Kid Kelly
14	Fresh Air
15	The World Today
16	Demos
17	Sports Center
18	Car Talk
19	Music
20	Bill Rock
21	Mark Goodman
22	Carol Miller
23	Talk of the Nation
24	Earle Bailey
25	Party Marty
26	Long Paul
27	Bubba the Love Sponge
28	Dangerous Darren
29	The Buffett Buffet
30	E! News/Daily 10
31	The Morning Mash Up
32	Kim Ashley
33	The Wrap-Up Show
34	Mojo Nixon
35	ESPNews
36	Dusty Street
37	Meg Griffin
38	Dave Mac
39	Earl Times
40	Amanda Diva
This list of top Sirius shows does not account for the number of times a show is on during the week. True Hollywood Story, for example, is on more than 60 times per week, so there are many oppurtunities for it to be added to personal schedules.

Rank	Program
1	The Jason Ellis Show
2	Lynn Samuels
3	Howard Stern Show
4	Countdown From 21
5	Kid Kelly
6	Saturday Night Safety Dance
7	Weekend Countdown
8	Kayla
9	AD
10	Madison
11	Riley Martin
12	The Morning Mash Up
13	Bubba
14	Covino
15	Paul Oakenfold
16	Bubba the Love Sponge
17	Human Numan
18	Music
19	Radio Bam
20	Party Out of Bounds with Fred Schneider
21	DJ Envy
22	Don Tandler
23	Best of the Week
24	Cousin Brucie's Saturday Night Party
25	The Big '80s Big 40 With Nina Blackwood
26	Bobby Banana-Hammock and Fab
27	New Country Hot 30
28	Rude Jude and Lord Sear
29	Streetsweeper Radio with DJ Kay Slay
30	Mojo Nixon
31	B.P.M. Countdown with Geronimo
32	Car Talk
33	Air B.P.M.
34	DJ Ace
35	Boombox Radio with DJ Liquid Todd
36	Jenny
37	Rich Davis
38	Spyder Harrison
39	Amanda Diva
40	G-Unit Radio featuring DJ Whoo Kid
This list of top Sirius shows accounts for the number of times a show is on during the week. This list is in order by thr number of times a show appears on a personal schedule divided by the number of times the show is on each week.