With exactly 100 days left until the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games, fans have a lot to look forward to, and they'll be able to catch everything on iHeartRadio as the exclusive audio partner.

The Milan Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games will take place from February 6th to February 22nd, and iHeartRadio will provide 24/7 play-by-play audio channels of NBCUniversal's linear coverage of the Games, as well as premiere a new Winter Games season of the original iHeartPodcast "Two Guys, Five Rings," hosted by Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers, and produce Olympic-specific episodes from some of iHeart's top podcasts while promoting tune-in for NBCU's comprehensive coverage.

iHeartRadio's play-by-play channels will bring fans closer to the excitement of every gold-medal finish and triumphant moment set to come from NBCU’s wide-ranging coverage of the Winter Games in Italy, with a special focus on Team USA. NBCUniversal’s coverage on iHeart’s channels is expected to include U.S. team ice hockey games, as well as figure skating, speed skating, skiing, snowboarding and much more.

"Las Culturistas" hosts Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers' "Two Guys, Five Rings: Matt, Bowen & The Olympics" will release weekly episodes beginning in early January, from before the Olympic Opening Ceremony and continue through the Closing Ceremony in February. Check out season one of the show on iHeartRadio.

Fans can also look forward to Olympic-themed episodes of podcasts including "Stuff You Missed In History Class," "Ridiculous History," "Dudes on Dudes with Gronk and Jules" and "Revisionist History" with Malcolm Gladwell.

"Coming off the tremendous success we had in Paris, we’re excited to renew this partnership with iHeartMedia and provide fans with the best Olympic audio content," said Aileen Sokol, VP, Content Partnership Development, NBC Sports. "From podcasts featuring stars Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers, to daily coverage of all our linear programming, this partnership allows iHeart’s extensive audio audience to hear NBCU’s Olympic coverage away from their televisions and screens."

"We’re eager to build upon our relationship with NBCUniversal and once again deliver premium audio coverage of the Olympic Games, this time focusing on the awe-inspiring athletes and incredible stories set to come from the 2026 Olympic Winter Games," added Michael Biondo, President of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships for iHeartMedia. "As the leading destination for sports audio, we’re excited to deepen the connection between audiences and the athletes they love."

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