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| − | ''''' | + | '''Howard Stern''' is a [[United States of America|American]] radio personality, notable for his crude and vulgar humor. |
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| + | ==Overview== | ||
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| + | Known for his use of scatological and sexist humor, the self-proclaimed "King of All Media" has been dubbed a "shock jock" for his use of shocking or unorthodox content as a promotional draw as well as his highly controversial comments that have included bigoted and misogynistic remarks about various religious and ethnic groups and women. | ||
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| + | He is best-known for his national radio show, which for many years was syndicated on FM radio stations (and a few AM stations) throughout the United States until his last broadcast via terrestrial radio on December 16, 2005. After a brief hiatus, he began broadcasting via the subscription-based [[Sirius]] satellite radio service in January of 2006. Although Stern had a weekly audience of more than 10 million when on terrestrial radio, on satellite Stern's audience is in the 3 million range. | ||
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| + | Stern's show often has such guests as strippers, "little people" (midgets), pornographic actors, regular actors, musicians and comedians. Some of the more unorthodox topics of the Stern show include details of homosexual practices, and talking or trying to talk female guests into disrobing, and of course constant flatulence jokes. | ||
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| + | ==References== | ||
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| + | {{DEFAULTSORT: Stern, Howard}} | ||
| + | [[Category:Broadcasters|Stern, Howard]] | ||
Revision as of 12:57, July 26, 2007
Howard Stern is a American radio personality, notable for his crude and vulgar humor.
Overview
Known for his use of scatological and sexist humor, the self-proclaimed "King of All Media" has been dubbed a "shock jock" for his use of shocking or unorthodox content as a promotional draw as well as his highly controversial comments that have included bigoted and misogynistic remarks about various religious and ethnic groups and women.
He is best-known for his national radio show, which for many years was syndicated on FM radio stations (and a few AM stations) throughout the United States until his last broadcast via terrestrial radio on December 16, 2005. After a brief hiatus, he began broadcasting via the subscription-based Sirius satellite radio service in January of 2006. Although Stern had a weekly audience of more than 10 million when on terrestrial radio, on satellite Stern's audience is in the 3 million range.
Stern's show often has such guests as strippers, "little people" (midgets), pornographic actors, regular actors, musicians and comedians. Some of the more unorthodox topics of the Stern show include details of homosexual practices, and talking or trying to talk female guests into disrobing, and of course constant flatulence jokes.