Netflix will begin streaming The Breakfast Club live daily starting June 1, marking the show's first weekday live program on the platform and expanding its reach beyond traditional radio and iHeart platforms.

The move extends a prior exclusive video podcast collaboration with iHeartMedia and reflects a broader push to bring audio-first content into premium video environments.

The live Netflix format will feature exclusive bonus segments, behind-the-scenes moments, extended discussions, and original content to create an enhanced, uninterrupted viewing experience.

Background and credits note Bethany Kent, with Barrett Media, as the source for background on the show's leadership and contact information.

Analysts see the deal as a signal that legacy radio brands are expanding into premium video and could redefine morning media consumption across platforms and time zones.

The partnership addresses a stated “Great Disconnect” between real-life connections, with iHeartMedia’s Bob Pittman stressing the goal to increase eye time without sacrificing audio listening.

iHeartMedia emphasizes its scale as a leading audio company with extensive broadcast reach and top podcast publishing, underscoring the robustness of the partnership.

Netflix and iHeartMedia are positioned with Netflix boasting global membership and varied content, while iHeartMedia is highlighted for its broad reach in radio, podcasts, and live events.

The Breakfast Club has a long history since 2010, was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 2020, and remains a leading contemporary Hip-Hop/R&B morning program.

Media inquiries for the collaboration are being handled through provided contacts at iHeartMedia and Netflix.

The deal extends The Breakfast Club’s reach from radio to television and online streaming via Netflix.

The show has prior video experience, including a run on REVOLT TV, and its podcast surpassed one billion downloads in 2025, reinforcing its widespread appeal.