The satellite radio station offers listeners information regarding the disgraced New York politician, who announced Wednesday he will resign effective Monday following allegations he was a customer of a prostitution ring, CNN reported Saturday.

A statement from the radio company said the station, which began broadcasting Friday, will only exist until midnight Monday.

Spitzer has not been charged with any crime and has not admitted any specific wrongdoing in relation to the prostitution inquiry, but has apologized for failing to meet the expectations associated with the governor's office, CNN said.