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acquired a 5.7% share in 1985, the highest rating at the station in four years, pushing the station's ranking in afternoons from eleventh to first place in three years. Among the success, tension between management and Stern grew further. On
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to prove them wrong, while Plato agreed to give a hair sample for analysis. Plato was crying several times, mostly while offering her gratitude to callers who believed everything she had said. Stern also asked her if she had ever considered suicide to which she replied, "Hell no. I've got a beautiful
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caused a rift with some listeners. "There is something about the language that turns you into a pussy-assed jack off. Anybody who speaks French is a scum bag. It turns you into a coward. Just like in World War II, they would not stick up for us. Screw your culture and we're invading you all." Ratings
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which began the tightening of censorship and regulation in broadcasting. The deal, worth approximately $ 100 million a year for all costs, included a bonus stock payment of $ 83 million for Stern in
January 2007 for surpassing subscriber goals set in 2004. Promotion of Sirius met with controversy as
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of the station's traffic department, who started as the show's assistant in
September 1984 and went on to become executive producer. Stern continued to break out of the station's strict format. He had a naked woman on the show for the first time and attempted to make another reach orgasm through her
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and other racial slurs. Addressing the renewed controversy, Stern stated: "The shit I did was fucking crazy ... I'll be the first to admit. I won't go back and watch those old shows; it's like, who is that guy. But that was my shtick, that's what I did and I own it." Quivers and Stern both stated
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finally gave Sirius the exclusive rights to his entire back catalog of broadcasts from WXRK, totalling almost 23,000 hours. It was reported that Sirius agreed to pay CBS $ 2 million for the rights, equating to around $ 87 per-hour of tape. On
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to celebrate. In
October 1992, Stern became the first person to have the number one show in New York and Los Angeles simultaneously, as he acquired a 9.5% market share in New York and 6.4% in Los Angeles. His victory funeral for Mark and Brian was held in the parking lot of the Los Angeles Palace
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if he ever had sex with a black person the day before. Following the issue of a $ 495,000 fine to Clear
Channel by the FCC, which cited sexual discussions on a show from 2003, Stern was removed permanently on the six stations. Stern returned to four of the six markets that he was suspended from,
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which aired live. By early 1987, Stern had almost completely stopped playing music during the show and was reaching almost 800,000 listeners each week in the New York area. Between
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February 1996, Stern announced the Howard Stern Radio Network, an agreement that let him form a network consisting of radio personalities that he approved. Stations would be able to choose shows from a 24-hour menu or carry the network's programming around the clock. In
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In May 2006, Stern claimed he had received offers from three major companies to return to terrestrial radio. Although he would never return, Stern did mention that it would be "cool to go back and kick their asses." Although the names of the companies were never revealed, media organizations
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billed Stern $ 200,000 for the continual advertising mentions. On
November 8, 2005, Stern was suspended for one day for excessive promotion of the service; after moving to Sirius, Stern called the suspension a ploy by CBS to bolster its $ 500 million lawsuit against Stern in early 2006. CBS
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Stern began his WNBC program in September 1982, working from 4–8 pm. Concerned about its corporate image and his risque personality, management told Stern to avoid discussions of a sexual and religious nature. Within his first month at the station, Stern was suspended for several days for a
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were called on-air on May 10. "The story is I wouldn't do terrestrial radio for any reason", said Stern. Rumors once again arose in September 2006 that Stern would be returning, and were once again denied by Stern and Sirius. Sirius representative Patrick Reilly told
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until around 12:15 pm. The live reporting was one of the first for those listening across the country, with callers sharing their own experiences. In September 2006, a 90-minute special featuring the staff and their recollections of the day aired on Howard TV, titled
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In December 2000, Stern renewed his contract with Infinity Broadcasting to continue the radio show for five years. Industry analysts questioned Stern's relevance as the show's ratings had declined since 1998, including a 20 per cent drop in listeners in Los Angeles.
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event and wrestled women outside the studios, and invited listeners to confess the most outrageous places where they had sex, and record their calls for the air. A stunt in which listeners paid $ 1.06 (the station's FM frequency) to hit a Japanese car with a
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attempted to get Stern off the air, while listeners called for boycotts against his advertisers. Stern responded to the reaction with a statement in Spanish, arguing that his comments were not intended to cause pain to her family, friends and loved ones.
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In March 2001, Stern announced the departure of Martling, who was unable to reach an agreement over a new contract with WXRK. A "Win Jackie's Money" contest began where comedians auditioned for Martling's spot by sitting in on shows. Craig Gass,
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was hired to make weekly appearances as a comedy writer. With his on-the-fly style, he provided jokes for such show bits like "Stump the Jokeman" and "The Match Game". Martling assumed his role full-time in August 1986 when he replaced
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Theatre in November 1992. By this time, advertisers in New York were charged as much as $ 3,000 per minute, and $ 1,500 in Los Angeles, for a one-minute commercial on the show. In January 1993, Stern overtook Philadelphia news station
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then introduced himself as the show's new announcer. 180,000 Sirius radios were activated a day before. Stern read out the list of revelations for the show's "Revelations Game", where staff told an unknown secret about themselves.
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and gained an audience of 20 million listeners at its peak. In the New York area, it was the highest-rated morning radio program from 1994 to 2001. The show is also the most fined, after a total of $ 2.5 million in
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November, the show relocated to a new studio in New York City, four times the size of its former location that housed space for bands to perform. Live performances increased then on, including those by
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In addition to their regular behind-the-scenes responsibilities, some show staff regularly appear on-air with Stern for comedy bits, conversations with Stern and Quivers, and a variety other content.
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straight." Amongst the changes to the show, some Wack Pack members have been given less offensive names; Wendy the Retard was renamed Wendy the Slow Adult. During an interview with
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ultimately received 0.004% of the money it had sought. Sirius paid $ 2 million to CBS, and CBS relinquished full ownership of Stern's 20-year archive of broadcast content to Sirius.
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In October 2019, the show aired live from Los Angeles to commemorate the opening of a new SiriusXM studio. This marked the show's first broadcasts outside New York City since 2004.
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that there were never "any discussions of Howard Stern in any way, shape, or form being anything but exclusive to Sirius. Published reports suggesting otherwise are wrong."
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which was cancelled during its first broadcast for a sketch called "Godzilla Goes to Harlem". After his graduation, Stern landed some cover shifts in December 1976 at
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first simulcast the program. In the 18-plus male demographic, WYSP rose from eleventh to second place in three months. Stern began a rivalry with the number one host
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for indecent material. In 2004, Stern signed the first of several five-year contracts with Sirius; the first was reportedly worth $ 500 million.
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admitted that it was his decision, after corporate communications director Bob Rukeyser alerted him about the risqué material on Stern's show.
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for the two stations increased nonetheless by 62% and 47% respectively. Following listener complaints and censorship enforced by the
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and press conferences. That year, Stern returned to the Washington, D.C., market after a six-year absence when he was syndicated on
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in Baltimore until rejoining with Stern on October 18, 1982. Stern presented a farewell show two weeks later on competing station
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have more soul." He called one of her records "awful music that could only be popular with that segment of society." Callers to
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channel from 2005 to 2013. In 2018, Sirius XM launched a mobile app for subscribers to access video clips of the show.
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4183:"Howard Stern Sets New Five-Year Deal with SiriusXM Satellite Radio That Includes Video Plans"
1907:"Howard Stern Says He Accepted Jerry Seinfeld's Apology Over Podcast Comments: "I Don't Care""
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which then owned WNBC, was driving in his limousine having heard his "
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2635:"The Howard Stern ratings juggernaut rolls over once-mighty KYW"
2133:. December 19, 2007. Sirius XM Radio. Howard 100 and Howard 101.
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3707:"Stern Says Goodbye To FM Radio With Times Square Celebration"
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First-run syndicated television programs in the United States
3527:"Howard Stern Broadcast Costs Clear Channel Nearly $ 500,000"
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Ewinger, James (June 29, 1995). "Stern Silencer Gets Jail".
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285:, Stern's two uncensored channels on the subscription-based
2938:"Stern says comments not meant to hurt victim's loved ones"
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3442:""Howard Stern on Demand" 9.11.01: A Retrospective (2006)"
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In May 1999, Stern made headlines after former child star
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4212:"Feminist. Adult.What the Hell Happened to Howard Stern?"
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2853:"Now a Caller From the G. W. Bridge: Stern to the Rescue"
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that both he and the show have "evolved" over the years.
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2000–2005: Staff changes and terrestrial radio departure
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radio speaker, both of which were reenacted in his film
2880:"Caller saved from jumping as Stern calms him on radio"
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Shuli Egar – writer, producer, Howard 100 News reporter
1101:, the runner-up with 24%, was also hired in September.
486:. He produced a more outrageous audition tape, playing
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Stern landed his first professional radio job while at
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3959:"Howard Stern Embarks on World Conquest Via Satellite"
3928:"Infinity Announces Howard Stern Replacement Strategy"
3818:"Hmmm? Stern's critics are plugged into regular radio"
3471:. Associated Press. September 10, 2003. Archived from
2446:"'Shock Jock' Stern Makes L.A. Debut on KLSX-FM Radio"
2347:"The History of Howard Stern Act II Interactive Guide"
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1995–1999: Selena, Canada, and Columbine controversies
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Media, Sex, Violence, and Drugs in the Global Village
4238:"Is Howard Stern going soft or just getting sharper?"
3002:"Judge Wants Stern To Face Music For Selena Comments"
2907:"Columnist: Language Was The Last Barrier For Selena"
2822:"Shock jock Howard Stern stops caller's suicide leap"
2018:"The History of Howard Stern Act I Interactive Guide"
1435:– sound effects, in-studio comedian, writer, producer
3785:"Stern Producer Flourishes By The Skin Of His Teeth"
1562:"High Pitch" Mike Morales – Howard 100 News producer
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A studio constructed at Sirius for the show in 2005.
4292:Angermiller, Michelle Amabile (September 5, 2019).
4091:"Stern Gets Rights to Tapes In Settlement With CBS"
3610:"Sirius Pays Howard Stern $ 83 Million Stock Bonus"
1290:'s contract was not renewed and the service ended.
4573:Howard Stern, A to Z: A Totally Unauthorized Guide
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2551:"Howard Stern Talks His Way to No. 1 Status Radio"
2490:"Howard Stern Talks His Way to No. 1 Status Radio"
1478:Sal "The Stockbroker" Governale – writer, producer
1384:(FCC) fined owners of radio stations that carried
1165:, who was broadcasting on her own Sirius channel,
1108:after a caller used the word "nigger" when asking
4461:. The Center for Public Integrity. Archived from
4112:"Stern: Artie Lange wants to be back on the show"
3636:"Citadel CEO Farid Suleman Wants 200K From Stern"
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1798:Wendy the Slow Adult (formerly Wendy the Retard)
4591:Kamalipour, Yahya R.; Kuldip R. Rampal (2001).
3851:"Love him or hate him, Stern is a true pioneer"
2360:Jessica, Reed; Paul Heine (November 25, 2005).
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3180:Howard Stern under fire from Colorado assembly
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1081:, a former electrician and drummer of various
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3658:"Howard Stern Returns And Details Suspension"
2764:"'On Demand' Will Bare More Of Stern Footage"
1711:Gary the Conqueror (formerly Gary the Retard)
1505:Ronnie "The Limo Driver" Mund – correspondent
1466:Steve Brandano – director of talent relations
4015:"Howard Stern: It's a satellite life for me"
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1458:– Executive Producer Howard 101, co-host of
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655:controversial segment known as "Virgin Mary
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4017:. Today.com. Associated Press. May 10, 2006
3903:"Opie & Anthony get new CBS Radio deal"
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3168:'King of all media' loses toehold in Canada
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4037:"Stern dismisses terrestrial radio rumors"
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1452:Will Murray – senior producer, head writer
1153:. When off the air, Stern traveled to the
4404:Bailey-Millado, Rob (September 9, 2021).
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4156:"Howard Stern's On Demand TV Show to End"
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3558:"Stern Talks His Way Onto 9 New Stations"
3269:""Diff'rent Strokes" Kid Dana Plato Dead"
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1559:Steve Langford – Howard 100 News reporter
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273:that gained wide recognition when it was
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4181:Littleton, Cynthia (December 15, 2015).
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3355:"Will Stern sign off airwaves for good?"
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2711:"Howard Stern to Star, Condensed, on TV"
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2362:"A Chronology Of The Howard Stern Years"
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623:, Stern made listeners believe he asked
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422:Howard Stern videography and discography
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3236:"Stern's comments push limits of shock"
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4614:American Icon: The Howard Stern Reader
4526:(1st ed.). Simon & Schuster.
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3901:Wilkerson, David B. (April 24, 2006).
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3323:Andreeva, Nellie (December 18, 2000).
3107:"Stern's 'Private Parts' Going Public"
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2607:"Howard Stern Appearance Draws 20,000"
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1499:Rahsaan Rogers – producer, co-host of
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4236:Copleand, Libby (December 15, 2015).
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4068:"Stern Gets Old Tapes, CBS Gets $ 2M"
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3849:Sullivan, James (December 14, 2005).
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3764:"Communication Sharpens Syndie Sword"
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2522:"Stern lifts KLSX to win in Arbitron"
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1571:Scott "The Engineer" Salem – engineer
1338:'s Friars Club appearance by wearing
1250:with added flatulence sound effects.
627:the price of a one-way ticket to the
4555:(2nd ed.). St. Martin's Press.
4043:. September 20, 2006. Archived from
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3300:O'Neill, Anne-Marie (June 7, 1999).
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3170:The Ottawa Citizen November 24, 2001
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2580:Schuster, Fred (November 25, 1992).
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1508:Bob "Wolfie" Wolf – writer, producer
1481:JD Harmeyer – media content producer
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959:Canadian Broadcast Standards Council
552:of the listening audience during an
269:is an American radio show hosted by
4110:Garvey, Marianne (March 17, 2011).
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3816:James, Renee A. (October 1, 2006).
3736:Deggans, Eric (December 11, 2005).
3494:Huff, Richard (February 26, 2004).
3391:. November 27, 2000. Archived from
2762:Huff, Richard (November 17, 2005).
2103:. February 26, 1993. Archived from
1541:– impressionist, in-studio comedian
1402:List of The Howard Stern Show staff
852:, called in to congratulate Stern.
73:3 hours (approx.), Monday–Wednesday
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3705:Haris, Chris (December 16, 2005).
3664:. November 9, 2005. Archived from
3361:. December 8, 2000. Archived from
3325:"Stern still shocking at Infinity"
3000:Hinckley, David (April 13, 1995).
2828:. December 8, 1994. Archived from
2684:. p. 12E - Arts & Living.
2239:Bad Mouth. Howard Stern vs The FCC
1658:Angry Alice (formerly Crazy Alice)
396:television channels. It moved to
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4318:McCarthy, Tyler (June 15, 2020).
3957:Ben, Sisario (January 10, 2006).
3868:Hinkley, David (April 23, 2001).
3525:Mancini, Robert (April 8, 2004).
3496:"Howard Stern Booted In 6 Cities"
3201:Schwartzman, Paul (May 2, 1999).
3105:Bessman, Jim (February 1, 1997).
2936:Christi, Corpus (April 7, 1995).
2851:Weber, Bruce (December 8, 1994).
2488:Puig, Claudia (October 7, 1992).
2392:Shister, Gail (January 9, 1987).
1905:Phillips, Zoe G. (May 14, 2024).
1568:KC Armstrong – associate producer
1529:– head writer, in-studio comedian
1511:Jonathan Blitt – writer, producer
1449:Jason Kaplan – executive producer
1441:– executive producer, co-host of
1382:Federal Communications Commission
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3556:Hinckley, David (July 1, 2004).
2736:Martin, Denise (June 21, 2005).
2394:"Ratings Jump With Howard Stern"
2127:"Mr. Stern Goes to Washington".
1641:
1544:Al Rosenberg – writer, performer
1514:Mike Pearlman – writer, producer
1493:Steve Nowicki – writer, producer
1490:Chris Wilding – writer, producer
1334:special in which Stern parodied
695:, whom Stern had nicknamed "The
384:In addition to radio broadcast,
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4552:Howard Stern: King of All Media
4265:"The Woman Behind Howard Stern"
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1147:New York City Police Department
4876:American comedy radio programs
4457:Dunbar, John (April 9, 2004).
4344:Melas, Chloe (June 15, 2020).
4210:Segal, David (July 27, 2016).
4089:Ahrens, Frank (May 26, 2006).
2632:Logan, Joe (January 8, 1993).
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1586:Brent Hatley – senior producer
1066:The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
970:Columbine High School massacre
591:1981–1985: Washington and WNBC
517:, a struggling rock outlet in
455:, campus radio station, named
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4066:Dakss, Brian (May 25, 2006).
3983:Pansaci, Tom; Kaplan, Jason.
3783:Condran, Ed (July 31, 1998).
3762:Tucker, Ken (March 3, 2006).
3140:Kamalipour and Rampal, p. 105
2795:Wolk, Josh (March 31, 2005).
2097:"Up Close with Robin Quivers"
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1388:a total of $ 2.5 million for
1332:New Year's Rotten Eve Pageant
667:. In February 1983, comedian
418:Howard Stern television shows
134:Howard Stern television shows
4597:. Rowman & Littlefield.
4485:"Tuesday, February 24, 2015"
3418:. NYPost.com. Archived from
3042:. March 30, 1996. p. 2A
1851:"H.O.W.A.R.D S.T.E.R.N." by
1816:The Great American Nightmare
1715:Hank the Angry Drunken Dwarf
1369:
1203:2006–present: SiriusXM Radio
1106:Clear Channel Communications
1044:Stern aired live during the
457:The King Schmaltz Bagel Hour
427:1975–1981: Early development
305:, along with former members
213:The Great American Nightmare
7:
4901:1979 radio programme debuts
4819:The History of Howard Stern
4704:Videography and discography
3870:"Hot-97 Returns To The Top"
3267:Ryan, Joal (May 10, 1999).
2130:The History of Howard Stern
1728:Imran "Hanzi" Khan (banned)
1167:Martha Stewart Living Radio
1161:on an open-top bus and met
1041:joined the show full-time.
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4262:Flint, Joe (May 1, 2017).
1697:(formerly Eric the Midget)
1645:
1577:– Howard 100 News reporter
1556:– Howard 100 News reporter
1548:"Stuttering John" Melendez
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1266:United Press International
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980:, the show's affiliate in
754:"Stuttering John" Melendez
469:Briarcliff Manor, New York
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330:Briarcliff Manor, New York
277:on terrestrial radio from
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2738:"Stern cancels E! ticket"
2640:The Philadelphia Inquirer
2611:Long Beach Press-Telegram
2399:The Philadelphia Inquirer
1342:and repeatedly using the
1209:Howard 100 and Howard 101
1073:, a member of the show's
948:. Stern's comments about
727:on August 18, 1986, when
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4881:Sirius XM Radio programs
4745:Howard Stern Comes Again
4576:. St. Martin's Griffin.
3389:Broadcasting & Cable
1745:Kenneth Keith Kallenbach
1705:Fran the Singing Psychic
1071:Kenneth Keith Kallenbach
1055:9.11.01: A Retrospective
1019:Broadcasting & Cable
834:George Washington Bridge
663:around a singles bar in
400:, Stern's own on-demand
4891:American radio programs
4612:Luerssen, John (2009).
4570:Lucaire, Luigi (1997).
4271:The Wall Street Journal
3985:"The Revolution Begins"
3769:Billboard Radio Monitor
3447:Internet Movie Database
3203:"Howard shoots himself"
1782:Siobhan the Transsexual
1719:High Pitch Chris Mayhew
1380:From 1990 to 2004, the
1321:The Wall Street Journal
1247:Also sprach Zarathustra
1176:The David Lee Roth Show
1120:, a subscription-based
871:Alvin and the Chipmunks
825:, a subscription-based
764:, his third affiliate.
348:. In 1981, he began at
301:and executive producer
4549:Colford, Paul (1997).
3329:The Hollywood Reporter
2586:Los Angeles Daily News
1911:The Hollywood Reporter
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1118:Sirius Satellite Radio
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850:Mayor of New York City
823:Howard Stern on Demand
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4757:The Howard Stern Show
4616:. Rock Reader Books.
4379:. September 10, 2021.
3248:on September 30, 2007
2963:"How Low Can You Go?"
2942:The Victoria Advocate
2911:The Victoria Advocate
2797:"Hangin' With Howard"
2699:. p. 4B - Metro.
2669:. p. 4B - Metro.
1754:Mariann From Brooklyn
1708:Fred the Elephant Boy
1386:The Howard Stern Show
1242:The Howard Stern Show
1236:
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1192:Rover's Morning Glory
1182:The Adam Carolla Show
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898:The Howard Stern Show
838:Port Authority Police
649:
621:Air Florida Flight 90
484:Hartford, Connecticut
449:Newton, Massachusetts
434:
386:The Howard Stern Show
368:was syndicated to 60
366:The Howard Stern Show
338:Hartford, Connecticut
275:nationally syndicated
266:The Howard Stern Show
184:Executive producer(s)
168:The Howard Stern Show
25:The Howard Stern Show
4495:on February 25, 2015
4162:. September 17, 2013
4047:on November 11, 2006
3742:St. Petersburg Times
3506:on September 7, 2010
3359:Indiana Post-Tribune
3077:. September 21, 1996
3014:on September 7, 2010
2967:Tribune News Service
2832:on September 6, 2010
2801:Entertainment Weekly
2561:on September 6, 2010
2422:Colford, pp. 176–177
2246:. November 23, 1992.
1691:Elegant Elliot Offen
1565:Lee Davis – producer
1535:– in-studio comedian
1469:Benjy Bronk – writer
1135:Citadel Broadcasting
888:Justice of the Peace
599:, a rock station in
554:average quarter-hour
4812:Master Tape Theatre
4393:. November 9, 2021.
4242:The Washington Post
4134:New York Daily News
3738:"Bubba, relaunched"
3717:on November 8, 2012
3692:Wall Street Journal
3562:New York Daily News
3500:New York Daily News
3241:The Minnesota Daily
3215:on January 18, 2010
3208:New York Daily News
3007:New York Daily News
2613:. November 25, 1992
2582:"King Howard Lives"
2549:(October 2, 1992).
2209:Colford, pp. 87–89.
1996:Stern, pp. 129–130.
1948:Stern, pp. 119–121.
1939:Stern, pp. 116–117.
1763:Melrose Larry Green
1674:Bigfoot (Mark Shaw)
1594:Some former interns
1306:The Washington Post
974:Littleton, Colorado
919:Stone Temple Pilots
480:album oriented rock
231:" by Stern and the
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4791:Howard 100 and 101
4216:The New York Times
4136:. December 9, 2010
3995:on October 4, 2012
3963:The New York Times
3616:. January 10, 2007
3422:on October 9, 2001
3395:on October 8, 2016
3365:on October 8, 2016
3335:on August 28, 2016
3302:"Seeking Serenity"
3185:2006-06-15 at the
2886:. December 7, 1994
2858:The New York Times
2776:on August 15, 2011
2715:The New York Times
1853:The Double-O Zeros
1829:"Tilt a Whirl" by
1748:King of All Blacks
1742:John the Stutterer
1739:Jeff the Vomit Guy
1725:High Register Sean
1487:– writer, producer
1475:– writer, producer
1352:SARS-CoV-2 vaccine
1311:The New York Times
1300:The New York Times
1297:In 2015 and 2016,
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745:Rittenhouse Square
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629:14th Street Bridge
504:1979 energy crisis
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119:Howard 100 and 101
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4623:978-0-557-04204-3
4604:978-0-7425-0061-7
4583:978-0-312-15144-7
4562:978-0-312-96221-0
4533:978-0-671-88016-3
3668:on March 31, 2012
3113:. pp. 10, 68
2826:Los Angeles Times
2555:Los Angeles Times
2494:Los Angeles Times
2450:Los Angeles Times
2444:(July 26, 1991).
2244:New York Magazine
2107:on July 23, 2011.
1886:The Dust Brothers
1769:Miss Howard Stern
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1364:COVID-19 pandemic
1234:
1046:terrorist attacks
500:Shell Oil Company
482:(AOR) station in
441:Boston University
375:fines were issued
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78:Country of origin
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4805:The Wrap-Up Show
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