Premiered to FAST audiences the event was executed by Frequency Managed Channel Services (MCS) and distributed on Roku, Amazon, Samsung TV Plus, and Pluto

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LOS ANGELES, CA — December 19, 2025 — Frequency, the cloud-native engine behind many of the world’s leading streaming television channels, today announced it delivered a special live event on the Tony Robbins Network (TRN) spotlighting The Next Verse—a music-driven initiative supporting Tony Robbins’ 100 Billion Meals Challenge. The star-studded event combined in-person performances with one of the largest Zoom gatherings to date, featuring global artists including Janet Jackson, will.i.am, and Pitbull. The event was captured live and later streamed in primetime on TRN using Frequency Studio Live.

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Leveraging Frequency’s cloud-native live and playout capabilities, Frequency Managed Channel Services delivered the broadcast across major FAST platforms including Roku, Amazon, Samsung TV Plus, and Pluto with broadcast-grade reliability and precise primetime execution.

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“This event builds on work we’ve already done with the Tony Robbins Network to bring premium live and delayed-live programming to FAST audiences. By combining studio-quality capture with our cloud scheduling and distribution, we’re helping creators meet audiences where they are, with the confidence and control they expect from linear broadcast,” said Blair Harrison, Founder and CEO of Frequency. “Our mission is to make premium live and special-event programming simple to produce and effortless to scale,” Harrison added. “With MCS handling scheduling and distribution to Roku, Amazon, Samsung TV Plus, and Pluto, the Tony Robbins Network can focus on a great experience, not the logistics.”

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The Tony Robbins Network is a FAST channel operated and produced by Frequency’s Managed Channel Services (MCS) division, which provides end-to-end creative, technical and operational support to help content owners, talent and brands to launch and scale premium FAST channels. Leveraging Frequency’s cloud-native architecture and advanced live automation, the channel delivers both scheduled and event-based programming to viewers