Howard Stern staff member employees on leaving show, rip Howard - Depace, Grillo, Garver compilation

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[@guyjeremschuk8261]

Howard shits on Leno , but Leno gave up 15 million of his salary to keep his crew. Howard would never do that.

[@kellyc2425]

So what? That's business.

[@Chrisicola]

Good point.

[@PatriotSteve]

@@kellyc2425 “so what”...brilliant response. That junior high diploma will serve you well.

[@snipersquat4758]

@@kellyc2425 business not have nothing to do whit the personal.

[@rickybobby420.]

A true and true filthy due.

[@diarrheagun5895]

Hanzi nailed it when he said Howard lived long enough to become a Don Imus. That comment really made Howard mad and Hanzi was banned shortly after

[@PatriotSteve]

Imus was ten times better doing the political discourse than Stern. Stern shows his complete ignorance on every political topic.

[@goldenretriever6261]

I loved Hanzi. I used to drive through the city he lived in often and always hoped I would see him walking down the street or something.

[@jerryjeromehawkins1712]

Howard is now Imus... right down to the bleach blonde gold-digging "wife." But... at least Deirdre could open her mouth and speak without sounding like a whining toddler.

[@ThomasFerrugia]

Any real fan knows that Jackie leaving the show completely changed the energy. Artie was fine and he kept the show going, but it was never the same once he left.

[@hanspennyloaf335]

Nah the show was better than it ever was with Artie.

[@ThomasFerrugia]

@@hanspennyloaf335 : Couldn't be more wrong. You're totally and completely delusional. If you're hearing voices too, you should consult a physician.

[@55baltimoreboy]

@@hanspennyloaf335 Nope

[@andrewbouk1324]

@@55baltimoreboy Yep.

[@evengodscandie6956]

Way better with Artie.

[@olegr]

The show jumped the shark when Beth came into the picture, and became unlistenable when Artie left. I stopped listening shortly there after. Very sad to see what HS has become, but I am guessing this was always him all along.

[@markwestervelt9708]

Agreed. His show now is the Don Imus show. His hatred of Donald Trump amazes me. Howard has become a shill for the liberal Democratic Party. Half the show he bashes Trump other half is the wack pack. Sad show. If it wasn’t for Sal and Richard the show would be unlistenable.

[@thewkovacs316]

@@markwestervelt9708 your love for the traitor trump is what amazes me

[@zacharyspurlin957]

Ya this was always him. Like Gary said long ago- he’s a poser. His act faded quick

[@eleventy-seven]

Absolutely. When he was married in 2008 he started rapidly going downhill with Beth this Beth that. Sleeping on different floors with tons of her cats from her organization. After Artie his ego meant no replacement. I have recorded years of shows but canceled HS on Sirius in 2010.

[@gregtufaro8166]

@@markwestervelt9708 Imus was far better, at any moment if his career, than Howard is now

[@RogerAlan]

“Howard’s a sucker.” - Sal Governale

[@davidmichel4520]

My favorite era of the Howard Stern show was when Billy West and Jackie were still on board. There’s some classic funny moments during that period! And to this day I’d say Eric the actor and Beetlejuice are my go to guests… ✌🏽

[@opiebluwsit9751]

The only people who would disagree with your opinion are m0r0ns without any sense of humor.

[@msully76]

Howard became the guy he used to say he despised.

[@orvil9223]

I listened to Howard from day one of his arrival in LA on KLSX - over the years, he became the guy he used to make fun of. Sad, really.

[@Jeremy-th5pt]

Totally. I listened to him for years and now it's hard to listen. He has severe TDS

[@MrShredtilldead]

The golden era of the stern show was definitely the Billy West years. That’s when the show was truly a comedy show. The show and what it truly was intended to be died for me when Jackie left. That’s when it stopped being a comedy show and focused way too on Howard himself. Artie kept the show on life support, and then it was officially dead after Artie.

[@OhThankKevin]

absolutely Billy West era was the best

[@oldpunkrocker]

When Billy would start in the with Marge Schott impersonation as a reaction to something in the news it would kill me.

[@afterthefox]

the jackie spoofs where the only reason i listened...he's a total queen now...

[@BrianAndEyad]

Totally agree. It’s really sad thinking back on how it was. Those were some damn good times.

[@dabearcub]

The last year or so of Artie was pretty much the end though. He anointed himself a kahmadee god, and told lame BS stories about his life - at that point Howard was Hamptons Howie too.

[@jindoe3971]

Howard jump the shark when he was accepted by Hollywood . The whole anti establishment Howard is what people loved .

[@Foodforthoght]

Howard sold his soul

[@MrKcrypto]

Funny thing is, he really wasnt accepted by Hollywood. He was accepted by a few people in Hollywood because of his connections to other celebs (i.e Jimmy Kimmel) but aside from a select few I dont think Hollywood would touch him with a ten foot pole nowadays

[@MorGuitarz]

Stern hasn't been funny for nearly 2 decades FFS...

[@jamesdoakes4956]

Howard was never anti-establishment. That’s a common misconception. Howard never wanted to be anti-establishment he wanted to make the establishment more fair. Also, as people get older their mentality changes. This isn’t privy to Howard. This happens with most people. It’s the decade theory. Every decade starting when you’re born, you change. So when you’re 10. You don’t really care. When you’re 20, you care to rebel. You wanna go against the grain even if you don’t fully agree with every aspect of the other side you wanna start making your own decisions. You don’t wanna be told anything. By 30, your brain is fully developed. You should be building a brand by then. You start to realize the obligations you have in life. By 40 you start to realize just how short life is, and most stop caring to clown other people or pick at the little things. Like trying to rebel on every little thing like when you were an undeveloped 20. After 40, it’s downhill. But recently, we’ve added 10 years to this system. So back in the day most people were out their house fresh outta college at 20 or early 20s. Well, now the majority aren’t even leaving home n having kids until their 30s. Most people now don’t reach their peak career until early 40s. But Howard was never actually a TI-establishment. He saw value in going against the grain. He captured the hearts of the rebellious 20s. But the guy is in his 60s now I believe. Also, people get confused because they think he’s a righty. He’s not. He was always super liberal but his fans were mostly conservative Republicans. He only leans right SOCIALLY. And social politics is based solely on emotion and feelings. As he got older, like the rest of us, we eventually learn the difference between policy and social politics and how social politics is an at face value view. It has no depths it doesn’t explain why, only what is…..

[@BrownEyePinch]

He had a great run, time to retire

[@NosEL34]

If you've ever met a true narcissist then you know what type of person Howard is.

[@richardcornell7290]

Marci Turk didn’t ruin the HSS, Howard did. He hired her.

[@iamjp1]

can't agree enough. he runs it all at the end of the day, she is SUPPOSED to be the bad guy

[@thethe-nt1tb]

Exactly, people still want to lay all the blame at her feet. She was not foisted upon Howard by Sirius; he hired her and she does his bidding. People are just in denial about his role in all of the changes to the show.

[@redwolfe7049]

@@iamjp1 good point. He even admitted to having others being the bad guy for him so he can he can act like he fights for his people.

[@tommywm24]

The show died in September 2013 when the Howard TV contact ended.

[@thecollectorguy1]

I’m the biggest sucker…I stuck with him for a long time. The show isn’t good as it used to be but when he announced he is taking summers off while only doing 3 days a week of shows. I bailed. Thanks for the years but Howard has become exactly what he said he wouldn’t become.

[@Dhardy316]

100% Imus now

[@kellyc2425]

Oh bullshit.

[@portopottybreath9375]

You must be a newbie. Old Howard would tear this Howard a new one.

[@briandavis2885]

The guy is almost 70.

[@theloserclub3478]

The big next thing up is to create a documentary with all the ex staffers, former guest( who were humiliated), radio host rivalries who can now confront the “evolved” Howard stern.

[@weirdowilliams3723]

He has no radio rival. He's above all with his accomplishments.

[@STWEEKLY]

This is true no doubt

[@jonpelletier1042]

They cant all the ones with the good stories signed nda's

[@schmeltingaccident]

Hahaha Ron Zimmerman’s “Fuuuuck you Howard” sums it up. Perfectly said. That was him all along but was it so much of a surprise?

[@STWEEKLY]

Not a surprise, really enjoyed chatting with Ron. He was great

[@20th_century_specter]

I was a fan of Howard's since the early 90's up until a few years ago. It's really sad to see what happened to the show and how different Howard has become.

[@robfreeman5783]

Senility is a hell of a condition.

[@yellowdog2181]

Me too , I gave up on Howard during the pandemic.

[@jasonredding9183]

Yea, people should stay the same forever and never evolve lol

[@4dstellatedhypercube558]

@@jasonredding9183 I think you mean devolve

[@stevendenton8994]

he interviewed hillary and was taken in! Dictators and bloodthirsty criminal politicians are manipulative and have very different charisma when they want to use a person! Celebs do that all the time. (dennis Rodman and Kim, ben stiller\zelensky) just look at his running mates new gf houma..... shes literally a Clinton lacky! Howard use to stand up for free speech and call these people out....... its the fall of an american icon! sad

[@westfield90]

I stopped listening in 2016 when I felt he had completely sold out his fan base. He promised a Revolution when moving to satellite but almost as soon as the ink was dry on the $100 million check he started doing a 4 day/week show. Then the endless vacations and endless stories of luxury boats, luxury cars, parties, besties with celebrities. He completely became the person he would mock when he was starting out. That’s when I bailed out and haven’t missed it at all. Today from what I heard he is a Uber politically correct bitter old man trying to be relevant. He is 7 years past his expiration date and should have left on a high note.

[@mr.c4p]

2016? shit was dead by 2010. 2009 really, when artie left. the show became exposed for what it really had become without him there.

[@carlstrickland5573]

Bingo….listened from his first day in Philly…..canceled him in 2016….kept my Sirius subscription for the music….I wonder how many actual people still listen….would love to know how many people canceled him but kept Sirius

[@ethanmurray2203]

I agree, that's when I cancelled my subscription, the lazy schedule. Also, tired of all the gay stuff, the therapist, the cats, the Dancing With the Stars, Jimmy Kimmel, jumped the shark a long time ago!

[@gonedeep43]

Howard has become a Political Shill. I will wander into his show from time to time, and it doesn't take long before he becomes Political. He has become what Late Night Talk Shows have become, unfunny and Political.

[@deadlyoneable]

The only thing I’m grateful to the show for is the wackpack.

[@jefflandreneau7027]

My favorite years of Stern was when I was in my late teens watching him on E when Artie first joined and KC and John was still there. I just always enjoyed that time. But it was obviously also really good when Jackie was still there and people like Gange and Grillo were there too. One of my favorite clips to listen to was when Gange and Grillo wouldn't leave John's apartment. Fuckin hilarious. And when KC yelled at Howard. Btw Robin was always annoying

[@EdMagee]

Robin is annoying. The worst “bet welcher” of all time. “Oh, I was going to say that!”. Yeah, ok Oprah

[@paulwade2599]

@@EdMagee so right ! Robin “ I was just about to say “ quivers

[@JohnnyBuschi]

The video of that is out there if you're interested.

[@nyyankees4296]

Lol Robin never had a good era

[@GrassValleyGreg]

Same, I watched The E! show every night in college

[@johnfranklin8319]

10:25, Gary Garber, “I got nothing but respect for Howard”…..After telling us Howard stabbed him in the back by stealing his idea and then Howard denies it when he called Gary on air. I think Gary got a little worried there in mid interview and realized that Howard could still stick it to him?

[@STWEEKLY]

Love that part myself

[@TheChaunceHaydenShow]

When Chaunce appeared on Neil Cavuto on FOX News and slammed Howard and predicted he would sell out his fans at Sirius, Howard trashed him. Looking back, Chaunce was 100 percent right.

[@mariagabrielle6383]

Robyn gets on my last nerve

[@joshuaarmand5236]

Opie and Anthony called her a useless hole! They were and still are right on that!

[@taniaroberts9302]

Definitely!

[@4thdoctor284]

The problem is many therapist will tell patients to divest and ignore those from your past that you feel are dragging you down and holding you back. All those from your past even though you feel they drag you down nowdaya

[@jaystrock613]

A lot of times people have work friends, but if one or the other person leaves the job, you usually never here from them again.

[@redwolfe7049]

That's very true. When covid hit, it affected my job with making deliveries and helping drivers make deliveries. Only 2 guys who were on foot which was me and my late friend Tom. During the whole time, Tom was the only one I called and who called me to check up on me and no one else from the job, despite how friendly we were, never contacted each other except 2 times and one of them was a butt dialing accident. It's just how it goes.

[@ElectricCult]

Great, great show Brad, brought a smile to my face, feel like these guys are some old friends and got to hang with them once again :)

[@jg7102]

Ive seen most of these but its still awesome to re watch. I stopped listening in late 2010 and these interviews take me back to a time when Wiggy was still great. Thanks for the memories.

[@jamestownsassacre9211]

Where does the wig thing come from? If he had to resort to a wig, you think he would choose that chia pet hair? Doesn't make sense, seems very silly

[@megasoma]

I lasted till ‘12. It was a good run.

[@frankieboy8414]

@@jamestownsassacre9211 Do you still believe in Santa too?

[@trevormcmanis]

Howard jumped the shark when he moved to satellite. I’ve been listening since the 80s…. After two years of hearing him on sirius, I hung it up…

[@edub9930]

Rhank God I was never suckered into paying for Sirius. Poor fans who did since he started dwindling down his work hours ever since.

[@paulstrouth1306]

You hit it there.

[@trevormcmanis]

@@paulstrouth1306 👍🏻🍻

[@MrAitraining]

I'm with you there. The show got slower and not as funny after Jackie left. Any long time listener from the 80's and 90's knows Jackie Martling was Howard's speed and line feeder. Best writer he ever had. Jackie's energy and material was never replaced and Howard knows it.

[@stpierrecanada1]

The show died for me and ETM passed and Artie left.

[@JacaboBlanco]

Yeup. The only good part of the show after Artie left was the ETM sagas

[@marksprinkle]

May he forever fly with balloons. RIP

[@rickybobby420.]

Beth must have caught him and Ralph red handed.

[@pikin2]

In hindsight, Howard TV ended at the right time (October 2013). Nothing good happened at all after that on the show.

[@guscunnilin]

Very interesting. Thank you

[@RayBecker]

The Stern show was at it's very peak when Jackie and Billy were there and I can explain why: On terrestrial radio you had the seven dirty words (George Carlin) that you could not say. This created a comedic tension that would force them to push the envelope, hard. That's where the funny stuff was. Jackie and Fred did most of the writing and they would come up with some real gems. Like when Billy did Nelson Mandela; that was hilarious. You could never do that today. Or Marge Schott. Now they can use whatever dirty words they want but it's not funny. The cackling laughter of Jackie is the missing ingredient. When contract talks broke down, they should've kept their powder dry. Eventually, Jackie would have accepted their offer. He said so. The others felt betrayed. Not Stern but Robin, Fred and Baba Booey.

[@erinmarie99]

I personally liked the years when Artie Lange was on the show. The Jackie days beat whatever is going on now…I have no interest in even listening to a minute of that narcissistic!

[@JC19676]

The show even got better with Artie. Don't get me wrong Jackie and Billy were great but the chemistry with Artie was even better. It is a shame that Artie had those substance abuse problems.

[@PatriotSteve]

I agree with you 100%. Jackies high pitch laughs were magic. When Fred would play merry go round music to do with Jackie it was always funny without even a word being said. Howard was real back then.... now he just wants love from celebrities.

[@thewkovacs316]

@@erinmarie99 artie was a train wreck

[@jgboys1]

He was the best on WNBC!

[@kimedmond5377]

Brad, great stuff on Howard Stern ex Employees

[@MDP673NJ1]

I listen to the show up till 2014...my favorite era has to be the Jackie, Grillo, stuttering John the E! Show those bits the did were almost non stop laughter and priceless. His interview were great I started to see the changes with AGT. I have no interest listening to him especially knowing how he treats his former cast members...and now we know what he truly thinks about his fans

[@Infinite.Worldz]

Yeah, E! era was my Introduction to Howard Stern. I had to be 12-13 years old. So many late nights staying up and laughing my ass off. I stopped watching when he left for Sirus.

[@bigblock67camaro]

I loved when Riley would get pissed at Howard for being cheap! That shit was gold!

[@bryanday1326]

Paid Riley 150 bucks for a hour show. F Howard.

[@joshuaarmand5236]

He was right

[@topspot4834]

Baffling that anyone would even waste their time with Howard. He had a phenomenal show for 3 decades, but it's been over 12 years since he's had even a decent show. He's always been cheap and he's always been a jerk. Not sure why anyone would think adding $100 mil every year to that ego would actually make him a nicer person. And I don't blame Howard. If he wants to be a jerk, that's his business. The problem isn't him though, it's the people that expect him to actually care.

[@alanagottalottasay997]

I do blame him for being an absolute fake hypocrite….specifically because he built much of his career on specifically not being a fake hypocrite….

[@manicmurph]

Yeah now he has murderous war criminals on like Hilary Clinton and praises her and acts like she's some great person.

[@thewkovacs316]

so what is his therapy for?

[@joshuaarmand5236]

@@thewkovacs316 to justify his behavior and how he treats people

[@rapman5791]

@@thewkovacs316 he was raised by a neurotic Jewish mother. Therapist offices are filled with the likes of Howie damaged by these Yenta’s.

[@tomservo5607]

Howard ruled over his show, he controlled every aspect of his show UNTIL it was time to pay his employees. When it came to paying the talent all of the sudden Howard had no supposed control over that, employees had to negotiate with the radio stations.

[@ugaais]

Loved the Stern show when I listened on my commute mid thru late 1990’s…

[@jerrylight1597]

It’s a shame how he treated the people that worked for him

[@STWEEKLY]

Truly seems like in it for number 1

[@BrianAndEyad]

Right? Like how can these guys work for him and be such a big part of the show and then nothing? It boggles my mind. And it’s pretty sad to be honest.

[@kellyc2425]

You're kidding, right? Working on the show has got to be the sweetest gig in the world. NONE of them work 40 hour work weeks, they do what they love, and Stern, purposely or not, doesn't have anything to do with contract negotiations. All that are gone left of their own volition... Stern sure AF didn't fire any of them

[@markwestervelt9708]

Not just worked for him. All the comedians and guests he had on that supported him 20 years ago that he had on. But wouldn’t have on today because of their conservative views. Howard is the new Don Imus. Except Howard is a Democratic liberal left hack. He wants to erase his past so when he retires he can still rub elbows with Hillary. SAD

[@justmissjamey]

@@kellyc2425 You are crazy. Also all the unpaid interns they took advantage of, and many others would not even pay a living wage

[@timtutiul1737]

I can’t wait until he’s off the air finally THENNNNNNN your going to see the people. Tell all, and how they truly feel about Howard. Watch and see

[@flyinthebug35]

Marci Turk changed everything, but the show was already in decline the day after Artie left the show. RIP Stern show (1995-2009)

[@larryps]

Great video

[@detroitrocker4098]

The funniest clip I've ever heard is when they were making fun of Bigfoot when he went with Robin when she was on the Jeopardy show. Hilarious!!!

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

That guy who said Al Pacino calls him back. I believe it. I've met Al many times and he is a really nice, friendly guy.

[@romowasbetterthanaikman3932]

As bad as all this is, it’s not nearly as bad as what he did to Tim Sabean. Guys parents were dying and Howard essentially fired him. Howard is all about Howard.

[@c5vette739]

Don’t forget about Scott the engineer.

[@deadlyoneable]

I was done with stern shorty after Artie left. The only thing I’m grateful to him for is the wackpack.

[@STWEEKLY]

Exactly same sentiment.

[@JoshyP744]

OH yes best channel on youtube!

[@jamesdoakes4956]

All the popular write-offs should have came together to start their own show. All these guys, Artie, etc…

[@markwestervelt9708]

I’m surprised no one written the tell all book yet.

[@TheAlienPunker]

The peek of Sterns show was Crazy Cabbie and Stuttering John having a legit boxing match, I'm on the west coast and woke up at 3am to hear it live.

[@brianmurphy250]

When Michael Jackson died…i had dropped Stern a few months after Artie left. I wondered what Howard’s reaction would be. The website revealed that Howard was on vacation ..I heard the reaction on a KZbin clip show. Then I immediately realized why I quit…always on vacation and the shows got shorter, less energy, less funny and Howie just going thru the motions

[@STWEEKLY]

No energy at all anymore

[@sribaba5633]

Howard is a work of art. He reminds me of Big Bird in Sesame Street.

[@walterlippmann6292]

is it the beak?

[@dizzcostu]

It all goes back to moving to Sirius. He got everything he wanted and all of that money and power changes people. He lost the edge because he became the type of person he laughed at.

[@chrisminniti]

For all the fans that miss the old show, this channel is so good

[@STWEEKLY]

Thank you for that… continuing to try more

[@Salty4eva]

Epic

[@STWEEKLY]

Incredibly epic

[@sergeezus]

The frequency of ads here is nauseating

[@Redshift313]

Howard Is Creep… come on people he has been even back in the day when the show was good !!!

[@BrownEyePinch]

Pure Hollywood

[@BrownEyePinch]

Can't be rich and famous by being nice

[@NillKitty]

lol i just died when I heard the wooshing sound effect when the title came in at 1:54. Classic nod to HTVOD

[@realbeetlejuice]

Amazing video!

[@aisle_of_view]

The Gary apology video was the only time I ever pulled off to the side of the road because I was laughing so hard. Jesus Twins were great as well.

[@sammyjo2852]

Wow, Gary Garver looks like he could be Wiggy’s brother.

[@jonmanpetruci3038]

He looks like a thin Mike Bochetti

[@ethanmurray2203]

Wiggy? I thought he was "Dream Weaver"?

[@larrycera1943]

@@ethanmurray2203 that’s Cumia

[@quickcar5255]

Wiggy? Howard has a fill heard of hair. He goes swimming.

[@ceasarrodney2313]

Howard TV was the greatest

[@dwalden74]

Do an interview with Dominic please!!!

[@robertk2007]

Bashing Stern has become an industry

[@smigsky6741]

Once the pandemic hit Stern changed immensely The show had already gotten bad for a few years IMO but I still tuned in.. 1990 Stern would hate present day Howard. He has turned into everything he despised as far as censorship goes.. He's the most unhappy depressed billionaire of all time.. he's also too damn sensitive which is apparent by the way he treats people that leave or fired the show. If you don't agree with what he thinks...you're wrong in his eyes.

[@ozymandiasprometheus1926]

Imo he really hasn't changed I mean he's always stated that he's got thin skin. In terms of the censorship yes he's definitely made a 180

[@lenhudson8194]

He is on record as not trusting the government, yet, now, he is a shill for the vaccine.

[@kennethperry3641]

I have no issues with Howard doing 3 days. My issue no live content on 101 when he is off.. One hour of the Wrap up Show? Come on

[@topspot4834]

Amazing to me anyone would work for Stern and be so disillusioned they thought he'd give them even a penny. Dude has ALWAYS been the cheapest guy on Earth. Always. If you wanna intern there to get some experience, or maybe put in 2 years to hone your skills, cool ... But to think you'll ever be rewarded by Howard for loyalty and hardwork, you're seriously delusional.

[@SerlingPictures]

Say what you want about Howard, but he is one of the most loyal guys on the planet. The majority of the people who have worked there still do. Stuttering John went after the money, KC lost his mind, Shuli left on his own, I don't know the entire story with the HOWARDTV guys or NEWS guys, but businesses make cuts. It sucks, could've been handled better, but it happens. Gary, Robin, Fred, Benjy, Richard, Sal, Jason, Will, JD, Hein- I'm sure there's more I can't remember off the top of my head- have been there for decades.

[@trepacer]

@@SerlingPictures - Howard loyal????Stop drinking the Kool-Aid - I agree about John going for the money - which anybody else would have done - Howard would have never paid John what he got at the Tonight show so I don't blame him for taking that job - Jackie however was an idiot - he should have known that he was never gonna make anywhere near what Howard made (it's his show for chris sikes) - should have know from the previous negotitions that he was not gonna make more than they were willing to give him. I think it was a combination of 2 things - he listened to his no talent wife who probably encourage him to hold out for more money & he actually thought Howard would never replace him - when he was replaced I know he was shocked - when he shouldn't have been. One of the biggest missteps in show business history. My problem with Howard and most people say this - he is notoriously cheap - Robin & Fred & Jackie for that matter should have been paid more - Robin & Fred accepted being underpaid - Jackie - right or wrong wanted to get paid more - too much more in my opinion but he was right about them being underpaid. Howard had the power to ensure his people were taken care of - he just didn't care to make sure that they did - he was always the boss until it came to paying his people decent pay (not over pay them - but more than they were getting) Everyone else outside of Garry are on the low scale of pay - getting paid by Siruis but no where near others in their positions are making - which Howard is okay with because he is severly overpaid from Sirius for 3 days of work.

[@frankmoreno8984]

Howard Stern should now be known as Howard Imus, though I think Imus treated his people better.

[@ER-me1ii]

If you missed Howard during his NBC days you missed him at his best. And you’re old.

[@Marcjacobs97]

Huh? If I’m 25 years old and NBC was before my time , I’m old?

[@ER-me1ii]

@@Marcjacobs97 you know what I meant. I’m 94 with Alzheimers.

[@lvirag8401]

wnbc am in the afternoon drive time, then the channel 9 summer special shows, that was raw, transgressive broadcasting. it was also 40 fukkin' years ago...

[@kimberlygrissom2315]

Oh yes must listen to Beth and her cleaning tips starting the Rumba the automatic vacuum. Now that's great laughs. :/

[@Widemouth1832]

Each one of these guys is a legend of radio. I wish I could shake their hands for keeping me awake on my early morning drives.

[@JoshyP744]

I can't find where you replied on the '85 Cards BUT what do you think about Joaquin Andujar 1st half 15 -4 2.37 second half 6 - 8 4.74. What the hell happened to that guy? I know he blew a gasket not being selected to the all star game or wasn't the starter but those numbers are staggering! Also his game 7 charge to the umpire is burned into my memory from seeing it as a 10 year old at the time. He was traded for that meltdown! Just imagine the Cards going into the World Series with 3 top of the line starters they had 2 Tudor Cox but Andujar was the Oil Can Boyd of '85. ALSO can you interview Don Denkinger?!

[@STWEEKLY]

Here was my reply… The 1985 team was my first team. I became a fan that year at age of 8. Who knows what Coleman would have added in series but would have to think he eouldve created chaos… 1987 I am fairly “autistic” with my knowledge of that team. I can recall dates of games and what happened pretty much throughout. Clark was a monster. That team didnt pitch like 85 team but if Clark & Pendleton didnt get hurt, pretty sure it would have been advantage Cardinals. (Plus Twins cheated with their Dome-blowing wind out during Teins at bats and in during STL plus added crowd noise) Clark turned his ankle in September, maybe eorst injury in STL history. So many STL’ra get pissed at new baseball (ie K, HR or budt). Those teams w speed and D were so different than snything ever offered. As for Andujar, he was toast. Just looked at his numbers… 4 straight years of alot of pitching

[@JoshyP744]

@@STWEEKLY Can't talk about the '85 Cards without bringing up Ceaser Cedeno what a get he was for the final 2 months. Yes baseball today sucks no stolen bases or anything even close to a complete game. I think Tudor had 10 shutouts that season.

[@robfreeman5783]

I remember Howard using the term "yenta" at certain points in the past. Well, that's what he's become a male version of. It is unbearable to listen to.

[@deejaye2647]

Nice to see Scott Depace again! I've always really lliked him. And Doug Goofstein. Howard is worse than I knew. Appreciate these talks.

[@treattreatson5808]

cant believe Goodstein looted during 9/11.

[@jog8483]

As I read the comments, the biggest indictment on Stern's popularity is that whenever anyone in the comments is naming their favorite era, not one says "now".

[@mikestevenson576]

That would be true for anyone who's been doing it 30+ years and is now a senior citizen. Nobody peaks at 68.

[@jog8483]

@@mikestevenson576 Incorrect! You're statement is accurate in sports, maybe. But surgeons can be better at 68 than than 40. Or professors. I'm better at my job now at 58 than I was at 30. Furthermore, the decline of his show has ZERO to do with age and everything to do with content. No one will ever say the content from 2010 until now is their favorite. Even though that is when he's had the BIGGEST named superstars in for interviews because he sanitized the show to get them in.

[@mikestevenson576]

@@jog8483 Sorry, I should have specified. I meant nobody in show business peaks at 68. Show business is more like sports than the other things you mentioned.

[@jog8483]

@@mikestevenson576 Sorry, i disagree. Sports & comedy are nothing alike. Sports is entirely about a nimble body. Comedy is about a nimble mind. Are you telling me that Phyllis Diller, Joan Rivers, Johnny Carson, Rodney Dangerfield, George Carlin and SO many more that I can't think of were somehow not as good at 68 as 38?? No way in heck!! They were sharper and better honed. They were some of the GOATs. Howard is just a goat. He has lost his edge, the ones I named NEVER did.

[@mikestevenson576]

@@jog8483 It's not just about nimble, it's about stamina, it's about desire to do it full out, all the time, and it's about being connected to the era. For sure none of those people were as good at 68 as they were at earlier points in their careers. Though all of them were exceptionally potent at 68 with the exception of Johnny, who was done at 66. The talk show hosts are good examples: Johnny, Dave, Jay, Conan all exited as legacy acts as opposed to the culturally influential figures they once were. And the physical does play a role. Johnny's fake teeth created a slur and his voice had degraded, Dave's voice was creaky, Jay developed an old guy slur in his monologues.

[@jeb419]

Wow, your sound quality is very good, proper modulation.

[@PlateletRichGel]

Howard has always been an uncaring businessman. He was never friends with any of these guys. He pretended to be friends with all of them, but all along he was out for himself. Let this be a lesson to you in business, never trust anyone, expecially ones who are overly friendly and want to get to know you. All these guys are naive and Howard found their creativity and milked it. What's amazing to me is how they all love this cold blooded lizard. Howard has become the thing he used to make fun of

[@STWEEKLY]

Agree with all of this

[@maryannvalenoti319]

I love Stuttering John's observation, that Howard has now made amends with the celebrities whom he offended in the past. This is strategic to me, whether conscious or unconscious on Howard's part. These are the people who could keep him in his present status and also propel him further in the industry where he stands at the moment. But what about the folks who helped him get where he is today? Where is the gratitude for those who were in there early years besides Robin, Gary and Fred? They deserve respect too. Sadly, Howard is not as evolved as he thinks he is. When he remembers where he came from and those who helped him get where he is today, then and only then will he be redeemed. That would be the ultimate reunion if done for the right reasons.

[@susanl8478]

That's the problem when you deal with a selfish bastard .... it's ok for a while until you start to really SEE what they are all about ... then you can't UN-SEE it and you have to walk away...sadder but wiser. Good thing is ... you spot it sooner with other people and don't get sucked in by a 'personality' .

[@robertdf42]

Brad got a Norm McDonald thing going

[@STWEEKLY]

I hear that a little bit. Sad that he is gone…

[@robertdf42]

@@STWEEKLY Yeah, I miss him...

[@Mikemcjr]

Jordan would never do what stern has done the last few years

[@Kathleennebel]

RIP RON 🙏🏻

[@andrehb]

Really interesting exchange w Zimmerman at 22:30. But I disagree with his take on Howard's appearance on Maher: to me it seemed like Howard was dodging any *real* discussion about current events, politics, policies etc. Because Howard can't engage on that level - if he could, he would respond with "how are you?" when he receives a thoughtful, complimentary email.

[@Rhino-hn3jd]

Difference between Howard and MJ is MJ went out on top and will be considered the GOAT by most people and is still beloved. Howard will be rembered as the POS that turned into everything he used to stand against. He's forgettable MJ isn't

[@mikestevenson576]

MJ didn't go out on top. He came back several times. That strange period with the Wizards, etc.

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

I can’t listen to hollyweird howie the lefty anymore. The Jackie/early Artie years were brilliant .

[@nickliberty752]

How many commercials do you need for one 35min video? Jeez!

[@OttoByOgraffey]

$12.00 a month, no commercials.

[@JMo2255]

The show declined when Artie left.

[@mikevarvara353]

Artie wouldn’t been able to work on this show with the way the PC stern is now .l

[@Pat9201]

I noticed stern losing his edge about 10 years ago but i think covid broke him for good.

[@STWEEKLY]

That seems true

[@summerday7777]

I think the real change happened with him going to therapy five times a week. I think his whole outlook on life changed and the show changed also. I agree I would not pay for that now.

[@robfreeman5783]

Three times a week is itself a manifestation of mental illness and a counterproductive one at that. It certainly does not seem to be working.

[@rapman5791]

He had been doing therapy since the early 90’s so I doubt it

[@PhysGraffiti]

Joseph Campbell avoided therapy and said one of the biggest decisions any artist must face is whether to get therapy b/c it usually kills the art.

[@CarswellEvangelism]

100% TRUE: In early Jan. of 1980, I was new PD of W-4, Detroit and I heard a scratchy cassette of Stern on WCCC-AM, Hartford. Used my birth name, DICK HUNGATE, then. Flew into Hartford w/my GM, Wally Clark, and met Howard @ Holiday Inn, downtown. He was making 14K (incredible, huh?) & we offered him 30K, which he JUMPED on. Howard started on mornings and afternoons were handled by Mark McKuen. I did middays and each day M-Fri. Stern & I had lunch at two at a veg. place in Detroit's Greektown area known as "The Old Parthenon". He had ZERO EFFING ACT, but I gave him tons & tons of time/rope to get his shit together. All this & more, the TRUE story of his career was written by Paul Colford, "King of All Media: the UNauthorized biography of H. Stern" and Howard was livid when the book came out the week before "P. Parts" the movie. He TOTALLY omitted me from his puff-piece AUTObiography, but everyone from Doug Podell of WRIF, Detroit to my former boss at 93.3 WMMR, Philly, Jeff Pollack to consultant Fred Jacobs ALL know this true version. After WWWW did a switch to country, I returned to Philly as PD of 94 WYSP and, ALSO not just bullcrap, there in early '81 I invented the Classic Rock format. Haven't spoken even one word with Stern since 1981.

[@TehUltimateSnake]

This happened.

[@s.t.3181]

Does anyone else this Brad guy, looks like Norm Macdonald?

[@STWEEKLY]

Ive heard it. Dont see it too much but get it too

[@PedroLopezBeanEater]

WAAAAAAAAAH!

[@johnmusser8925]

He thinks Beth love Him lol

[@angrycollector7012]

Loyalty doesn’t mean shit now more then ever

[@justmissjamey]

Agree. Not very many people loyal these days in many aspects of life. Sad really

[@kristalraya730]

Jackie years were the best years they were the Beatles of radio.

[@RedakaiCity]

Quoting jackie himself now?

[@cornflakesbaby]

24:44 That's a classic "narcissist" trait, not really interested or caring about others, although most entertainers including Howard are which is not a surprise.

[@jtoaderamma]

I stopped listening to the show when he went to satellite. Not that I disliked the show afterwards, but I wasn’t going to pay for radio.

[@ripperduck]

Howard was never as funny as his sidekicks. The show fell apart when the best staff left..

[@STWEEKLY]

Agree wholeheartedly

[@ral3514]

I can't believe the stern show is still going. I started listening as a teenager in I think 1990 and was bored and burnt out by 1997. After he got divorced I was completely done with him.

[@STWEEKLY]

1997 huh? Still had it I thought at least until Sirius

[@ral3514]

@@STWEEKLY I was becoming more mature and was a talk radio geek. I started listening to guys that talked politics and was hooked on Coast to Coast AM.

[@STWEEKLY]

Did the same around 2015… (not coast to coast…but branched out)

[@Frank_Reynolds__.]

Howard's talent (besides interviewing) was always surrounding himself with the most talented people. When Artie left the show I loved left with it. He needs an artie or Joey Diaz to balance things out.

[@troybuchanan9980]

He is NOT a good interviewer! He is awful, thinks he is a psychiatrist because he is in therapy. Interrupts people constantly.

[@Frank_Reynolds__.]

@@troybuchanan9980 I haven't listened in years but he absolutely was until 2010 when I stopped. Got people to talk about any and everything