Creator Exchange (CreatorX) will represent “The Ebro, Laura, Rosenberg Show” for advertising and monetization as the program transitions to independent distribution following the hosts’ departure from radio station Hot 97.

The partnership marks the show’s shift from traditional radio to creator-led media operating across podcasting, video, and digital platforms, according to a press release. Ebro Darden left Hot 97 after more than two decades at the station, while co-hosts Peter Rosenberg and Laura Stylez concluded their tenure in late 2025 following the end of “Ebro in the Morning.”

Rosenberg spent nearly 20 years at Hot 97, where he co-hosted “Ebro in the Morning” and hosted “Real Late with Rosenberg.” He currently co-hosts “Don, Hahn & Rosenberg” on ESPN Radio and works in wrestling media with WWE.

Stylez joined “Ebro in the Morning” in 2013 and has expanded her work across radio and live cultural programming. She has served as a host on SiriusXM channels and co-founded ENVSN Fest, a community-focused cultural festival.

Platform Infrastructure

CreatorX says it will handle monetization and advertising representation for the show while maintaining the hosts’ creative independence. The company operates as an advertising exchange supporting independent talent across podcasting, video, and digital media.

“Creators today are operating as independent media companies,” said Matty Staudt, Managing Director of CreatorX. “Our role is to provide the infrastructure and advertising access that allows talent to scale without sacrificing control.”

The platform supports multiple buying models, including CPA (Cost per Action), CPM (Cost per Mille), hybrid, and fixed-price options. CreatorX has secured inventory from podcast networks including Colture Podcast Network, Fable & Folly, Mercury, and Genuina, targeting creators seeking flexible monetization, networks requiring sales support, and brands testing creator-led campaigns.

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