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351:, a construction worker, on vocals and his brother Joe. The latter travelled to the station while Hughes was doing his show to submit a cassette tape of the parody, and only allowed Hughes to take it. The parody became a hit with the audience, who asked for the song to be played each night. As a result, Hughes invited the Cumias to perform the song live in the studio in September 1994. Recalled Hughes, "Ant and I instantly had each other the rest of the show. I was like, 'Holy shit, dude. That went pretty well. Why don't you come in next week?' Slowly but surely, he started coming in every week". Using the little funds available at the radio station, Hughes secured a small budget for Cumia to be paid for his appearances, though to Cumia, the money was not an issue as he "just wanted to get a foot in the door" in radio. 1082:, which revealed that the hosts had not been on friendly terms since 1999, and spats over their former relationships and contract negotiations. Cumia said he had growing resentment towards Hughes for not doing more to save his job, after he learned that Hughes did not threaten to quit while negotiating a new contract with SiriusXM to keep him onboard. Hughes felt the pair were no longer on the same page, and told Cumia that management were in favour of his new show with Norton, which Cumia took as a personal insult. In October 2016, during Hughes's first day on his new afternoon show, he and Cumia spoke for the first time in over two years in a phone call that aired live during their respective shows. Several on-air calls followed. 454:

the event unfolded. Menino was made aware of the prank upon his arrival and responded with a letter of complaint to the FCC, pointing out the commission's broadcast regulations prohibit the broadcast of knowingly false information if it causes public harm. The FCC took no action against WAAF or Hughes and Cumia over the prank. The station's management suggested the duo have pies thrown at them in a stunt held at the city's square, but the idea was dismissed by the Mayor's office. After WAAF faced the possibility of its broadcasting license challenged for removal, the station fired Hughes and Cumia within a week after the prank, and suspended Mittman for one month and Douglas for one week.

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concert that Stern was to announce the following morning. Stern called Hughes and Cumia "imitators" who were "dying to get some attention from me". In 2004, Hughes revealed a stipulation that would have fined Cumia and himself $ 100,000 if they talked about other Infinity radio personalities. When the pair renewed their contracts with Infinity in 2001, they added clause that allowed them to talk about Stern. In 2006, Stern admitted to the gag order: "When I'm in business with a company and they hire Howard Stern imitators to go on in the afternoon... I don't want anyone knocking me ... I turned to

407:, at WAAF in March 1995. To their surprise, Valeri left the station soon after their arrival, and the duo came to disagreements over their show with the new program director, Dave Douglas. Cumia recalled the desire to ignore the rules and advice from management and began to play less music and talk more, which changed the dynamic of the show "within months". One of their most notable stunts during their time at WAAF was 100 Grand, a staged giveaway of $ 100,000 which was hyped on the air for several weeks. When it was time for the duo to give away the prize, the "winning" caller instead received a 1323:, holding up large signs and banners while shouting chants upon Stern's arrival. Later in 2005, the Pests organized the Million Pest March to protest Stern's rally celebrating his final terrestrial radio broadcast, arriving with large signs but were denied entry to the cordoned-off area by the police. A handful of Pests did make it through, but were promptly removed from the crowd upon revealing their signs and banners. When Stern moved the broadcast to the Hard Rock Cafe, some Pests performed a funeral dirge for Stern's career, carrying a makeshift coffin made of cardboard through the crowd. 782:

contracts, Hughes and Cumia remained off the air for two years, remaining largely out of the public eye apart from odd appearances. Both found the hiatus frustrating as they wished to broadcast and comment on the news and current events but had no outlet or an audience. In November 2002, the pair published an open letter to their fans on their website, vowing their return to the air. In January 2003, the show's remaining support staff were fired from WNEW, and the station switched formats from talk to music. In June, Hughes and Cumia were spotted visiting the offices of

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Hughes and Cumia read out a confidential memo written by the station's management about the campaign on the air. Mittman put an end to the promotion after police contacted him over public safety surrounding it, but claimed the suspension was unrelated and over an "internal matter". In addition to their radio show, Hughes and Cumia hosted the television show

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posted on Reddit which attracted widespread criticism, after which Hughes uploaded the video to YouTube with an explanation of the incident. He pointed out that he did it to see Cumia and Norton "cringe and get uncomfortable", and that he gave $ 100 to Homeless Andrew, "and everyone else gave him at least another $ 100. Now you know the story."

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fired caused some listeners to cancel their XM subscriptions, and XM responded by offering a free month of service to those who complained about the suspension. Some of the show's sponsors pulled their advertising in protest. The show returned to XM on June 15, 2007. The hosts later believed that the developing merger between XM and

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during the summer. In 2007, it visited eight cities through the spring and summer. It was an event they had discussed for many years, but were never able to bring it to fruition until they made their 2006 deal with CBS radio. The 2008 tour was cancelled in favor of one show, held at the PNC Bank Arts

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radio, "These people have admitted that they did this surreptitiously and illicitly and they lied in the process saying that they didn't even have a camera in the place." Weiner's spokesperson issued the following statement: "As Representative Weiner said on Monday when he took responsibility for his

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Later in 2007, XM used revenue generated from the show to renovate the studio, which Hughes and Cumia helped to design. The new facility was split into two areas, one being a large roundtable with a typical console and the other had sofas and chairs for a lounge atmosphere. The desk was equipped with

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it deemed in breach of its indecency regulations, following listener complaints. The cited segments included the November 15, 2000 airing of "Teen Week", a song that detailed incestual sex between a father and daughter, a November 16, 2000 segment of "Guess What's in My Pants" which involved a sexual

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After Cumia made several more appearances on Hughes' show, the two entered discussions to become a full-time radio team. Hughes had wished to evolve his show to "more than just me on the radio", and knew it could be achieved with Cumia's on-air personality. Cumia accepted, and Hughes pitched the idea

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of XM for his role in encouraging and leading the Pests. The group came into early prominence when the show aired from WNEW, where fans posted on rival chat rooms and message boards or disruptively calling into rival radio stations. At XM, however, the Pests took their efforts to another level, with

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appearance from 2011 went viral. The footage showed an uncomfortable Hilton unwilling to answer questions and leaving the studio, feeling she was wasting time being "berated" by the hosts. After the appearance Norton said Hilton was "a spoiled human being" and had "bit tongue for the better half of

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female prostitute. The prank included reports from a fake police officer and news reporter, the latter a friend of Hughes. The stunt and firing received national attention from the press, and many listeners believed the story as Menino was on a flight during the prank, so he was out of contact while

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The Pests (originally known as the O&A Army) were a group of listeners who took a proactive approach to the show's content and promotion. They are jokingly known by the hosts as a collection of "computer nerds" and "failures", with the implicit recognition that these devotees relate well to the

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In August 2013, footage of a 2006 segment that involved Hughes stomping on a cake belonging to a homeless man went viral. The segment occurred during The Walkover whereby the man, known as Homeless Andrew, had fished out a stale cake from a dumpster which Hughes proceeded to stamp on. The video was

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posted the audio online. Hughes and Cumia issued an apology at the start of the following broadcast. During the May 14 show, the hosts discussed the incident further which led to XM ordering their suspension. The show continued to air on terrestrial radio. Early reports that the hosts may have been

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had signed them despite openly admitting his dislike for them in a meeting, but he understood they could attract subscribers. Before their start on XM, Hughes, Cumia and Norton completed a media tour, visiting several radio markets to promote their return to the air. Initially, the show was offered

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The show became known for the frequent appearances by stand-up comedians who would sit in on the show. Initially Hughes and Cumia disliked having them on as it presented a "fake environment", but Hughes credited Norton's arrival in 2000 as a turning point in the show's evolution. While at WNEW the

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that wrote to the FCC demanding Hughes and Cumia be fined and the removal of WNEW's license. The Boston Beer Company also apologized. The show aired live on the following day, but the hosts could not address the incident for legal reasons. WNEW aired a week of reruns while Infinity kept Hughes and

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Shortly after their firing, Hughes called the prank "a stupid bit", but both later admitted that the prank was done on purpose so they could leave the station after management offered them a disappointing raise in their salaries. In addition, the pair had hired Robert Eatman as their new agent and

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chocolate bar instead of the money. It was at WAAF where the show started its long running Whip 'em Out Wednesday segment that involves women flashing their breasts to drivers with a "WOW" sticker on their car. In June 1997, nine weeks into the promotion, the show was suspended for two weeks after

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gained a 4.2% market share in the 18–34 demographic in New York City, about one-third of what Stern drew in the same market and demographic prior to his departure. In Philadelphia and Boston, the show attracted shares of 7.7% and 6.7% in the same demographic, respectively, although their share of

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declared the segment degraded and humiliated the contestants, and that it was immoral to hold such an event on the same day the city was to do a census count of the homeless townspeople. The 2008 edition of the spree was planned, but was shelved by lawyers who argued it could only take place if a

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sign, which caused Chi'en to shout "What the fuck is your problem, man?" on the air. Chi'en made a live apology, but was fired a few hours later. The incident brought the show nationwide press. Hughes and Cumia announced the campaign's end in December 2005, after a fan disrupted a live report by

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on their other personalities, preventing them, including Hughes and Cumia, from talking about Stern or other Infinity hosts. Three months earlier, Stern threatened management with his resignation if they did not go through with his request, after Hughes and Cumia blew the news of a surprise rock

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wished to hire Hughes and Cumia to host mornings on one of their stations. However, rather than release the pair from their contract, Infinity continued to pay them until their deals expired in June 2004 to prevent them broadcasting on another network. Despite their efforts to get out of their

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The incident attracted 523 e-mail complaints sent to the FCC which launched an investigation. In October 2003, Infinity received a $ 357,500 fine which marked the first time a fine was totalled by issuing $ 27,500 for each station that aired the offending content and not the station cited in a

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attended by an estimated 5,000 people. The event featured stripping contests, a volleyball tournament among nightclub dancers, which developed into "a rowdy event combining full nudity and lewd acts with foreign objects". The event was investigated by the police, who arrested drunk drivers and

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It was at WNEW when Hughes and Cumia started to have stand-up comedians sit in on a regular basis, something that later became a defining feature of the show. They had tried it several times before, but found some comics tried to force their act on the air and not "hang out and talk". In 2000,

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listeners and Pests used social media for mischief, for example posting shocking or pornographic messages on the radio station's Facebook page or by e-mail, and calling into the station in droves. On some editions, Hughes and Cumia mocked past segments from their own show. The final Jocktober

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On July 3, 2014, two days after the show started a vacation, SiriusXM fired Cumia for posting "racially-charged and hate-filled remarks" on Twitter. It followed an incident with a black woman on the street, whereby Cumia was allegedly punched by her after he attempted to take a picture in

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and risque content; one such segment featured Hughes and Cumia as chefs inserting a cucumber in between two melons. The show was cancelled after four weeks; McMahon stated that he had no creative control, adding: "I heard it was horrible. Had I seen it, I would have shut it down."

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December 1999 saw the show's first annual Homeless Shopping Spree, a segment that involved homeless people going on a shopping spree in a mall with money donated by listeners. The event was stopped by security, who had the twelve contestants removed from the building. Boston Mayor

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In April 2015, Hughes and Cumia were involved in a public feud on Twitter regarding their growing strained relationship over the years, and both addressed their differences on their respective shows. Later that month Hughes, Cumia, and Norton agreed to separate interviews for

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Cumia off the air while the matter was reviewed. They were fired on August 22, in addition to WNEW's general manager and program director the day before. Florence died from a heart attack in September 2003 and Harper and Mecurio pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in 2003.

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ceased airing the High Voltage channel, citing its decision to steer its XM channels towards more commercial free music. However, the channel returned to the service on April 26 due to popular demand from listeners. In November 2006, the High Voltage channel was renamed

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ranked first place in New York City in the 18-plus demographic in afternoons and number two overall. Among their success came the announcement in June 2001, following what Hughes described as a "tug of war" period of discussions with Infinity and competing radio network

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and features teams of comedians performing various tasks throughout New York City. Opie and Anthony believe that it may have been too graphic even for cable television. Although Opie and Anthony considered the pilot a success, Comedy Central did not pick the show up.

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discussion with a seventeen-year-old female, and a song parody played on January 8, 2001, titled "I'm Horny for Little Girls". Although a transcript or recording of the segments cited were not submitted to the FCC for review, the agency still issued the fine.

501:, they chose WNEW to make it easier for them to build an audience. They entered a deal with the station's newly hired program director Garry Wall, who wanted them for their talent and ability to attract ratings, which required a meeting with management 991:'s nude genitalia. One of the Paltalk cameras in the room caught his cell phone's display, and the hosts subsequently leaked the photo by publishing it on Twitter. Breitbart stated that the photo was published without his permission, and later told 387:. Both stations wished to hire the duo, which led to their departure at WBAB. WAAF general manager Bruce Mittman recalled that he "almost drove off the road laughing" from listening to them, and subsequently hired them to take over afternoons from 999:

On October 13, 2011, The ViRUS was relaunched as The Opie and Anthony Channel. The pair renewed their contracts in October 2012. In April 2014, Hughes, Cumia, and Norton celebrated the show's twentieth anniversary with a special live edition of

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On August 22, 2002, the show was suspended following its third annual Sex for Sam contest held on August 15 that encouraged listeners to have sex in risky places for prizes while a witness reported from the location. Its name derived from the

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failed to reach top 10 in morning drive in New York City, with WXRK ranked 20th out of 24 stations overall and fell outside the top 10 in the coveted 25–54 demographic. On December 1, 2008, the show was dropped on WBCN in Boston and

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reporter Anthony Johnson suffered hearing damage. Johnson filed a lawsuit in 2007, alleging that his hearing had been permanently damaged in the incident, listing the fan, the two hosts, and XM in his claim. Acting Governor

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described as material that "aimed to make you laugh while simultaneously feeling really uncomfortable", as exemplified by guests being verbally lambasted, awkward situations, self ridicule, and roast style comedy. In 2001,

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service. The couple were arrested for public lewdness, and Mecurio for acting in concert. The incident received widespread media attention, causing WNEW to issue an apology the following day, but it was rejected by the

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in some way to promote the radio show. Typically this involved large signs with the show's logo with Pests shouting show phrases "Opie and Anthony!" or "O&A Party Rock!". A notable incident involved

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In 2008, the show began an annual segment named Jocktober, where clips from other radio shows across the country were mocked and criticised during the month of October, particularly those of the

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to talk in September 1999, the show held an on-air mock funeral to bury the records the station no longer played. The show then changed its starting times from 3:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

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in New York City. The pair had wished to return to mornings at WNEW, but they were prevented from doing so as management did not want them competing with Stern. They later claimed that XM CEO

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In October 2007, their share of the 18–34 demographic in New York City slipped, ranking second in the mornings overall with a 2.1% share. In the same month, following insufficient ratings,

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continued to grow in 2000, receiving increased industry exposure and became a top rated show in the 18–34 male demographic. In January 2000, WNEW began to air a four-hour best of program,

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The Traveling Virus was a comedy tour headlined by Hughes and Cumia, as well as friends of the show, that began in 2006. In its first year, it spanned several locations in the eastern

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announced it would simulcast the show on nine terrestrial radio stations nationwide, increasing the number of affiliates to 20. In September 2006, the number of stations rose to 24.

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contest for listeners to submit entries based on the trial. Among the thirty or so submissions that he received, one of them was "Gonna Electric Shock O. J." to the tune of "

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reporter Arthur Chi'en, when show intern Nathaniel Bryan approached him during a live report holding up a poster for the show. Bryan and another man, later identified as

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to WBAB management with the intent of moving to the morning or afternoon slot, but it was declined. During this time Ron Valeri, the program director at rock station

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in Cleveland. Following the broadcast on March 9, 2009, the show was dropped from WXRK and the station switched to a Top 40 format. The producer for the FM portion,

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message board dedicated to the show. He claimed that members of the forum had constantly harassed him, his friends and family, and former guests on the radio show.

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On May 31, 2004, Hughes and Cumia's contracts with Infinity Broadcasting expired, making them free agents. On August 5, the pair announced their deal with

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service exempt from the broadcasting regulations imposed by the FCC. The show began on October 4 from 6:00 a.m. on weekdays from a studio in the

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assigned as their new producer. The show grew in popularity over the next two years to become a top-10 rated show. In June 1999, the hosts received a

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from New York City. From April 2006 to March 2009, the first half of the show was simulcast on as many as 24 terrestrial radio stations owned by

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until 2016, when the pair split to pursue their own shows. In 2017, Hughes was fired from SiriusXM for filming an employee as he defecated.

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complaint. As a result, the Catholic League dropped its bid to rescind WNEW's license. Infinity appealed both fines issued in 2002 until

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at the time played a role, as management were trying to get government officials on their side and needed to show some responsibility.

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to as many as 22 of its stations. By the end of July 2001, the show was broadcast to nine cities, and returned to Boston in August on

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reporter Anthony Johnson with an air horn and a show sign. The two claimed the campaign had gone too far, and had run its course.

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for thirty days in response to a May 9 broadcast featuring a homeless man, dubbed "Homeless Charlie", who talked about raping

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during an on-air segment on board the Voyeur Bus, a glass-enclosed bus that transported topless women around New York City.

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On the morning of March 26, 2008, Opie and Anthony revealed they had taped a pilot for Comedy Central. The show was titled

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was cancelled four months after its launch as it failed to attract an audience for CBS following Stern's departure from

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recognized the Pests as a source of viral marketing for the show, facetiously suggesting that Cumia be nominated as

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some assigning themselves titles (i.e. "General") to coordinate their efforts, and adopting tactics reminiscent of

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personality Nik Carter and encouraged listeners to harass Carter was subject to a complaint and reviewed by the

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fired Cumia for posting "racially-charged and hate-filled remarks" on social media. Cumia started his own show,

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addressed the seriousness of the situation in a statement, which prompted Hughes and Cumia to end the contest.

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described the show "as a cultural nightmare of sexism, racism, and homophobia", which Cumia defended as

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in New York City. As WXRK was already the flagship station of the popular syndicated morning program

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in Philadelphia dropped the show in favor of a rock music format. Following the introduction of the

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Gregg 'Opie' Hughes and new partner Jim Norton sign deal to maintain morning radio show on SiriusXM

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editor Michael Harrison said Hughes and Cumia "do lowbrow radio in a very professional manner".

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for a meeting with their agent. Hughes later claimed the WNEW years as the show's "golden age".

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Anthony Cumia confirms he'll launch new Internet-based show from his home after SiriusXM firing

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The duo released a compilation of segments from the show that aired on WAAF on a CD entitled

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Opie and Anthony walking to their XM studio from CBS Radio in New York City on July 25, 2006.

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In April 2009, the show relocated from the Steinway building to the SiriusXM studios at the

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On July 13, 2002, Hughes, Cumia and Norton hosted the T&A with O&A beach party in

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FMQB: Radio Industry News, Music Industry Updates, Arbitron Ratings, Music News and more!

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Bennington, Ron; Cumia, Anthony; Hughes, Gregg (April 17, 2014). "O&A20: Unmasked".

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Parrish, Michael (September 17, 2004). "Sentence Served! Opie & Anthony Are Back!".

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In 2005 the show ran Assault on the Media, a contest encouraging listeners to pester a

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from tapes of their first shows together, and sent them to WAAF and another station in

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kept the hosts off the air for two years, preventing them from being hired elsewhere.

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Opie & Anthony, 'Krod Mandoon' on Burgeoning Comedy Central Slate – TVWeek – News

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12 flat screen televisions and six webcams for listeners to watch the show live on

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reporter Arthur Chi'en on live television, making risque gestures while holding an

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Shortly into their tenure at XM, they held Assault on the Media promotions led by

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began in afternoons from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. later that month with

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Kaplan, Don (22 January 2003). "Radio guys face music over sex in St. Pats".

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Between 2004 and 2006, the Pests appeared at several gatherings organized by

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On July 14, 2014, Hughes and Norton returned to the air under a new title,

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Achievement Award for Rock Air Personality of the Year. When WNEW switched

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for Air Personality of the Year Award in the alternative rock category.

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In January 2018, Cumia offered $ 5,000 to anyone who could shut down a

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prank led to their firing, Hughes and Cumia relocated to afternoons at

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Mainelli, John (July 12, 2000). "Howard Has His Radio Rivals Gagged".

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In April 1998, Hughes and Cumia were fired from WAAF following their

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returned to the air in mornings on the uncensored subscription-based

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beer that sponsored the contest and prize. In the segment, comedian

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SiriusXM Host Claims "Cuntrag" Assaulted Him in Racist Twitter Rant

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No holiday humor in radio pair’s jollies over degrading homeless

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as per Hughes and Cumia's long time request to have it changed.

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showed Hughes and Cumia a photograph of what he claimed to be

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On April 24, 2006, Hughes and Cumia announced their deal with

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Hughes and Cumia launched their new weekday afternoon show,

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prank whereby Hughes and Cumia announced that Boston Mayor

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In 2006, the Pests were involved in the show's feuds with

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and aired in New York City. The show, taped weekly at the

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In March 2021, the show gained attention when video of a

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deal. The pair also had an offer to work at a station in

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O&A Pests Protest Howard Stern Rally - Orbitcast.com

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The show's initial ratings were promising; in May 2006,

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The show began with a three-year stint in afternoons at

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that aired from March 1995 to July 2014, with comedian

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Opie & Anthony's' Anthony Cumia fired over tweets

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from the original on 2021-12-21 – via YouTube.

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On the Radio: Listen up, WLTW's still leader of pack

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FCC fines, Sex for Sam 3 incident, and cancellation

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On July 3, 2014, the show abruptly ended after 5904: 4741: 4002:"Opie & Anthony Back On XM With CBS Replays" 3276: 3274: 3133:"'Shock jock' beach fiesta becomes beach fiasco" 2971: 2819: 2415:Fee, Gayle; Raposa, Laura (September 18, 1999). 1583: 1245:, as a particular influence for his own podcast 789: 473: 3991: 3004: 1581: 1579: 1577: 1575: 1573: 1571: 1569: 1567: 1565: 1563: 5703: 5701: 5394:, December 4, 2007. Accessed December 4, 2007. 4611: 3584:Froelich, Paula; Wilson, Chris (11 May 2003). 3583: 3158: 3156: 3154: 2572:"A Manhattan club date with WFDU's Vicki Sola" 2281: 1999: 1997: 1995: 1993: 1991: 1792: 1393:Opie and Anthony's Traveling Virus Comedy Tour 1112:and popular culture. Some categorized them as 897: 875:. The one-minute segment went unnoticed until 347:, performed by Rotgut, a local band featuring 5775: 4810: 4808: 4806: 4785:"Anthony Cumia is Beaten Up Again on Red Eye" 4735: 4513: 3737: 3735: 3399: 3271: 3191:Fee, Gayle; Raposa, Laura (August 22, 2002). 2844: 2842: 1233:Rogan has cited the open discussion style of 5334:Panero Pumps Up Volume On XM Marketing Drive 4844: 3969:"Guest Lands Opie & Anthony In The News" 1560: 777:Following their firing, Infinity competitor 5698: 5378: 4400:. Nydailynews.com. Retrieved on 2011-11-11. 4343:"Ratings bring morning glory again to WINS" 3559:. Bergen County, New Jersey. Archived from 3151: 2980:"Opie and Anthony send shock waves to WBCN" 2953:. Bergen County, New Jersey. Archived from 2578:. Bergen County, New Jersey. Archived from 2545:. Bergen County, New Jersey. Archived from 2539:"Dial 'W' for winners: WHTZ-FM and WINS-AM" 2423:. Bergen County, New Jersey. Archived from 2390:. Bergen County, New Jersey. Archived from 2332:. 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Orbitcast. 2007-05-17. Archived from 4032:"Opie & Anthony On The Firing Line" 3709: 3654: 3529: 3431: 3405: 3358: 3253:"Woman sentenced in cathedral sex case" 2977: 2881: 2649: 2616: 2503: 2360:. CBS Radio. 2006-04-24. Archived from 2291:Edel, Raymond A. (September 10, 1999). 2224:"Deception's a sport in the Naked City" 2183: 2103: 2003: 1832: 1641: 1466: 1241:show that Cumia did from his basement, 1060:and Norton staying in mornings to host 996:actions, he has sent explicit photos." 458:entered secret negotiations to move to 270:1994–1995: Origins and WBAB Long Island 5905: 5599: 5386:"Teaneck couple sue radio shock jocks" 5300: 5258: 5232: 5200: 5155:Lussier, Germain (February 17, 2006). 5105: 5054: 4678: 4545: 4248: 4196:"Opie & Anthony Freed On FM Radio" 4187: 3876:"Opie & Anthony Return To DirecTV" 3755: 3648: 3535: 3464: 3129: 2947:"Jazz series on NPR gets tuneful host" 2914: 2884:"Opie, Anthony in play for Hub return" 2570:Edel, Raymond A. (November 10, 2000). 1865: 1436:Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories 983:During an appearance on June 8, 2011, 5763: 5306: 5261:"Nick Di Paolo: Home for the holiday" 5143: 5082: 4412:"CBS's K-Rock Is Switching to Top 40" 4390: 4369:"'Opie & Anthony' dumped by WYSP" 4366: 4160: 4128:Learmonth, Michael (April 25, 2006). 4105:Parrish, Michael (October 26, 2007). 3683: 3630:"Radio's Opie and Anthony up for air" 3553:"It wasn't all rumor: WNEW ends talk" 3551:Edel, Raymond A. (January 31, 2003). 3512:"Opie & Anthony: we will be back" 3325: 3292: 3045: 2915:Romano, Allison (September 3, 2001). 2743: 2537:Edel, Raymond A. (January 28, 2000). 2255:Beckerman, Jim (September 18, 1999). 1956: 1900:"Opie & Anthony's Demented World" 1405: 612:Stern feud, XFL show, and syndication 479:Rise in popularity and Norton's debut 445:had been killed in a car accident in 171:was an American radio show hosted by 5943:Radio programs on XM Satellite Radio 5789: 4701: 4643:Osborne, Spencer (October 8, 2012). 4578: 4499:"Opie & Anthony, April 14, 2009" 4434: 4318:. September 19, 2006. Archived from 3912:. September 19, 2006. Archived from 3550: 3510:Teitelman, Bram (November 1, 2002). 3408:"Opie and Anthony talk of returning" 3245: 2944: 2650:Messing, Philip (December 1, 2000). 2569: 2536: 2381: 2324:McAleavy, Teresa M. (May 15, 1999). 2290: 2153:Episode 3: Bob Kelly and Dave Attell 2151:Cumia, Anthony (September 7, 2017). 1923: 1420: 1358: 664:, featured analysis by sportscaster 5720: 5651: 5259:Serico, Chris (November 27, 2008). 4520:Hinckley, David (October 9, 2010). 3225:"Beermaker Sorry About Radio Stunt" 3106:"Opie & Anthony fined $ 21,000" 2820:Richard Sandomir (March 24, 2001). 2759:Spiegelman, Ian (August 20, 2001). 2721:Hinckley, David (October 5, 2004). 2186:"WSKQ numero uno in monthly rating" 1682:Jurkowitz, MarK (August 10, 2001). 1493:Galipault, Gerry (April 10, 2014). 1425:Through the show's friendship with 319:, a late night music radio show on 13: 5755:(Radio broadcast). SiriusXM Radio. 5711:. TVWeek. Retrieved on 2011-11-11. 5237:. www.limaohio.com. Archived from 5181:Brownfield, Paul (July 20, 2001). 5106:Weigel, David (23 December 2015). 5064:. The Interrobang. January 7, 2018 5035:Criblez, David (October 5, 2016). 4938:Halperin, Shirley (July 6, 2017). 4742:Ryan Sit; Joe Kemp (4 July 2014). 4732:. Retrieved on September 29, 2018. 4593:from the original on July 28, 2020 4560:from the original on June 10, 2011 4194:Parrish, Michael (June 16, 2006). 4117:– via Deane Media Solutions. 4107:"Up Close with Opie & Anthony" 3852:. December 8, 2005. Archived from 3659:. Associated Press. Archived from 3406:Hinkley, David (14 January 2004). 3359:McShane, Larry (August 22, 2002). 3328:"Big Fine For St. Pat's Sex Stunt" 3326:Grace, Francie (October 1, 2003). 3283:. fcc.gov order. November 23, 2004 2945:Edel, Raymond A. (July 27, 2001). 2504:Johnson, Dean (January 29, 2001). 2382:Edel, Raymond E. (June 25, 1999). 2082:. South Coast Today. April 9, 1998 1924:Edel, Raymond A. (June 19, 1998). 1868:"WAAF suspends drive-time deejays" 1642:Urstadt, Bryant (August 6, 2006). 1150:show's regular comedians included 728:attendees for disorderly conduct. 14: 5964: 5750: 5636: 4890:Raymond, Adam K. (July 7, 2017). 4679:Stuart, Tessa (August 12, 2013). 4665: 3796:. August 10, 2005. Archived from 3741: 3724: 3655:McShane, Larry (August 5, 2004). 3614: 3495: 3391: 3255:. CNN. 2003-11-07. Archived from 3021:. August 21, 2002. 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October 2, 2003 2849:Sullivan, Jim (August 8, 2001). 2797:. March 15, 2006. Archived from 2676:RASHBAUM, WILLIAM (2000-12-02). 2652:"15 charged on risque radio bus" 2417:"Spookyworld scares up new home" 2184:Hinkley, David (June 17, 1998). 1467:Mosendz, Polly (April 9, 2015). 434:(FCC), but no action was taken. 341:(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay 287: 278: 28: 5611:Brawley, Eddie (May 20, 2015). 5307:Ernst, Erik (August 12, 2011). 5263:. www.LoHud.com. Archived from 5233:Lohnes, Kate (March 28, 2008). 4859:. Retrieved on October 6, 2014. 4791:from the original on 2021-12-21 4612:Devlin Barrett (June 8, 2011). 4479:from the original on 2021-12-21 4288:. July 17, 2006. Archived from 4255:Hinckley, David (May 1, 2007). 4024: 4008:. June 11, 2007. 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Archived from 3684:Weiss, Lois (22 August 2007). 2978:Johnson, Dean (July 8, 1998). 2882:Johnson, Dean (June 6, 2001). 2619:"Radio revives comic's career" 2479:. June 7, 2001. Archived from 2104:Johnson, Dean (July 3, 1998). 1635: 1621: 1607: 1546: 1532: 1512: 1495:"Anything goes for Jim Norton" 1486: 1460: 1320:Late Show with David Letterman 971: 859:On May 15, 2007, XM suspended 1: 5707:Lafayette, Jon. (2008-03-12) 5016:Opie Radio (5 October 2016). 4841:. Retrieved on July 14, 2014. 4614:"Democrats Push Weiner to Go" 4367:Klein, Michael (2007-10-23). 4161:Farhi, Paul (June 26, 2006). 3756:Gilroy, Amy (March 7, 2005). 1957:Frain, Mary (April 7, 1998). 1595:. Radio Online. February 2002 1448: 790:2004–2014: XM Satellite Radio 624:, got the company to issue a 566:The Worst of Opie and Anthony 544:made his debut appearance on 474:1998–2002: WNEW New York City 5928:2014 radio programme endings 5876:Jim Norton & Sam Roberts 4823:. 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