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Reid hosted not one, but two popular shows on the TV platform. Now, it seems like we have more insight into why her latter one was cancelled.

Veteran journalist and political analyst Joy-Ann (Joy) Reid is stepping into the podcast space with her new multimedia venture, The Joy Reid Show.

Joy Reid, whose show, "The ReidOut," was axed months ago by MSNBC, is resurfacing with the launch of "The Joy Reid Show" podcast.

Joy-Ann Reid is returning to the spotlight with her very own independent show. Titled “The Joy Reid Show,” the series premieres June 9.

The moment was raw, real, and unforgettable. Joy-Ann Reid, a powerhouse in the realm of television commentary, recently broke down on air as she addressed the cancellation of her MSNBC show. In an ...

MSNBC anchor Joy Reid confirmed her final ReidOut airing will be on Monday. Reid has anchored the show for five years. Before hosting the ReidOut, Reid was a weekend host of the show AM Joy from ...

Joy-Ann Reid delivered an unforgettable keynote speech at a recent D9 Situation Room: Council of Presidents Town Hall, a private virtual event that united the leaders of all nine historically ...

"The Joy Reid Show" debuts June 9 with episodes airing three times a week on YouTube and all podcast platforms, featuring top guests and unfiltered commentary.

Following Sunday’s announcement of The ReidOut’s cancellation, support for Reid pours in, with calls for greater representation of Black women in media.

Joy-Ann Reid explores the historic issue of race in American politics and the changing positions within the Democratic party, in her book “Fracture: Barack Obama, The Clintons, and the Racial ...

Joy-Ann Reid will be taking the time slot once occupied by Chris Matthews. As host of "The ReidOut," she will cover news and politics from D.C.