This is incredible, considering he works three days a week, Monday through Wednesday, broadcasting maybe three hours per day, about 112 shows per year with 253 days off. Stern, 67, renewed his contract with SiriusXM last December, signing for five years at a reported $120 million per. Also, Howard: This pandemic will end, even though you, a germophobic recluse, clearly wish it would not.īut such sentiments have defined Stern’s show and attitude this past year: pessimism, anger, and a worldview that shrinks ever inward, limited in size and scope to The Basement - the literal and metaphorical dwelling place of this once-great show. “I do not believe the pandemic will ever be over.”įor a once-constant listener like me, this is heretical, especially here in New York City, where every single neighborhood is struggling to survive. “Things will never get back to normal,” he declared just two weeks ago. The Howard Stern who stayed on air as planes flew into the World Trade Center is unrecognizable.

Over one year later and now vaccinated, as he first admitted on-air Monday - back from yet another vacation - Stern still has no intention of ever returning to his Midtown studio, his luxury Upper West Side apartment, or any semblance of pre-pandemic life. In March 2020, when New York City officially went into lockdown, Stern fled to his basement in the Hamptons. “The Howard Stern Show,” long in decline, is dead. Woke left says that we're racists to care about Ukraine Shameless, delusional Cuomo brothers continue to play the role of victimsĪlec Baldwin's despicable defense in the shooting of Halyna Hutchins Putin's yacht shows that billions reaped by theft and murder can't buy taste Oscars will police how diverse you are, but violence? That's fine

Where is howard stern sirius xm studios