​SiriusXM Mad Dog Sports Radio host Adam Schein is addicted. For more than 25 years, he’s been fueled by a passion for what he calls the greatest form of media around. Sports radio was the destination Schein knew would be his calling from a very young age. Now, 22 years after leaving WFAN for Sirius Satellite Radio, that addiction has only grown. More passion has provided more fuel for a career built on informed opinion and entertainment that continues to reach new heights.“I still get the rush every single day for preparation, execution, and collaboration. There’s nothing like rolling up your sleeves and embracing the process and the fun of Schein on Sports,” said Schein. “The most important minute on my show is when you are listening. Simple as that.”Schein is a Sirius original, beginning his career with the satellite radio platform in August 2004, just two years after it became commercially available. He was the first talk show host heard on SiriusXM NFL Radio. Schein spent years hosting programs alongside gridiron legends such as John Riggins, Rich Gannon, and John Madden.In 2013, Schein moved to the all-sports Mad Dog Sports Radio channel, expanding his scope and commentary beyond the NFL. He considers Mad Dog Sports Radio the best sports radio station in the country. He’s surrounded by some of the industry’s biggest names, from Stephen A. Smith to Chris “Mad Dog” Russo.“When I left WFAN, people thought I was crazy,” notes Schein, who joined Sirius before its merger with XM Radio in July 2008. “Now, we’re a behemoth. I’m not remotely surprised by the growth of SiriusXM. Every year there’s an example of how we get that much better.”Growth Of Schein On SportsToday, Schein is a cornerstone of consistency on the Mad Dog Sports Radio lineup. His nationally focused show tackles the biggest stories of the day, features a guest list that rivals few, and has built a passionately loyal audience that continues to grow each year. Schein has never taken the opportunity for granted, nor has he become comfortable enough to ease off the gas.For Schein, the culture of the channel drives every host and every show to a higher level.View this post on Instagram“The ultimate thing in radio, there’s a feeling of the next show is going to be better than the next. Whether it’s [Mike] Babchik, Katie Nolan, Mad Dog [Chris Russo], or Stephen A. Smith. There’s great camaraderie between shows,” said Schein. “When you have that kind of togetherness on a channel, it goes a long way in terms of what hits your ears and the chemistry between the hosts. Right now, it’s at a fever pitch and an unprecedented level.”The results speak for themselves, and recognition often follows. Earlier this year, four Mad Dog Sports Radio programs ranked among the top 10 in Barrett Media’s annual national sports radio rankings. Schein on Sports finished sixth overall, its highest placement to date.“It means the world. It also speaks to the re