Michelle Beadle admitted being blindsided by news that one of Stephen A. Smiths new programs, which launches in September, will be taking over her time slot on SiriusXM Mad Dog Sports Radio.Beadle said it was "a little embarrassing" to learn her show, "Beadle and Decker," with Cody Decker, wont be airing at the same time from 12-3 p.m. ET every weekday due to Smith joining the show rotation."Yeah, so the cats out of the bag. I guess were talking about it," Beadle said during the shows episode Wednesday.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"We werent supposed to, just as a heads up. We were only given a few hours notice, but we werent told any details. We were promised that no details would be released. We didnt even know who was taking our place in the lineup, just that it was going to be announced that a new show was being added."Beadle added that she found out what was happening through The Hollywood Reporter's details on Smith joining SiriusXM.ESPN'S STEPHEN A SMITH FIRES BACK AT CHARLES BARKLEY AFTER WARNING ABOUT BEING OVEREXPOSED"Unbeknownst to us, The Hollywood Reporter, of course, had all the details," Beadle said. "So, it was a little embarrassing, Im not going to lie. Ive been in this business for 20-plus years. Ive been treated poorly a couple times. This didnt feel good, Im not gonna lie."During her time on air, Beadle never mentioned Smith, who works for her former employer, ESPN. Beadle hosted the networks "NBA Countdown" before leaving the network in 2019.Beadle is also the host of FanDuel TVs "Run It Back," which is an NBA-focused program.Smith announced he would be joining SiriusXM on a multi-year deal during an appearance on "The Howard Stern Show" Wednesday. Hes scheduled to start Sept. 2 with his takes on the biggest sports topics, while having a second show that will be his take on "weekly current events, pop culture" and more. That show doesnt have a debut date announced yet."To say that Im excited would be an understatement," Smith said about his deal with SiriusXM, according to the New York Post. "Ive been on Mad Dog before, had the time of my life. So, Im loving the fact that I get to reunite with my guy, Mad Dog, on his turf. That, in itself, is a beautiful thing. But to then add a weekly show where I have a potent platform to discuss riveting subjects in the world of pop culture, politics and social commentary lets just say it doesnt get any better than that.Chris "Mad Dog" Russo is a regular guest on ESPNs "First Take," which Smith leads.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.