I've been doing research on this as well. Looks like the only answer I'm finding is to "reset the stereo".

A little bit of a flaw on their end in my opinion. You can add all the stations you want and if you accidentally add the same one twice you're stuck with it or you need to add another station over an existing one.

No option to delete an added favorite is annoying. Maybe someone has a better answer they can share.

 

I've been doing research on this as well. Looks like the only answer I'm finding is to "reset the stereo".

A little bit of a flaw on their end in my opinion. You can add all the stations you want and if you accidentally add the same one twice you're stuck with it or you need to add another station over an existing one.

No option to delete an added favorite is annoying. Maybe someone has a better answer they can share.

this is not a "a bit of flaw"

 

this not just "a bit of flaw" but terrible software. This needs to be fixed by Honda immediately. I have spent hours trying everything to fix this issue starting with the manual that seems to be totally unrelated to what is displayed on the screen. I have now double duplicates of everything I want to listen to and no way to get rid of them. I had hoped that a "reset" would take care of it - but it didn't. (Btw -I knew that Sirius/XM and the navigation system would not be perfect on any Honda car, but this tops all the software flaws on previous models with Sirius/XM systems which I experienced in my former cars.)