New York Jets Pro Bowl center Nick Mangold (pictured above at the New York Jets Training Camp) will be a guest host tonight, September 18th, on The Scott Ferrall Show on Sirius XM Radio.Recently in Howard Stern Category
New York Jets Pro Bowl center Nick Mangold (pictured above at the New York Jets Training Camp) will be a guest host tonight, September 18th, on The Scott Ferrall Show on Sirius XM Radio.
On Friday, Sirius XM Radio will air an exclusive special entitled The Three Stooges: Lost and Found Interviews featuring a collection of rare interviews with Moe Howard and Larry Fine, as well as some of The Howard Stern Show's greatest Stooge-themed moments from Howard's personal radio archives.
"It was a rights thing, a contractual rights thing."That's what Howard Stern told his audience on Monday morning about why he's not on the iPhone App. Of course, that's what we all expected the reason to be from the beginning.
"It was a rights issue and a whole entanglement thing," added Stern on his show. "So, we're not on it. Maybe one day we will be."
UPDATE: The Twitter page quoted in this article is a fake and is not Gary Dell'Abate. I've confirmed this with Gary himself. I have removed the quoted text so as not to add to the confusion.
That "rumor" comes from Bay Area media commentator Rich Lieberman, who writes about it on SFGate. Lieberman says that there's a "very real possibility" that Howard Stern will make a return back to terrestrial radio in 2010, according to his media tipsters out of New York.Lieberman goes on to cite the struggling economy as one of the reasons why Stern will make the jump back to FCC-regulated airwaves.
But where would Howard Stern go?
Two new exclusive series and specials will premiere next week with two back-to-back installments on Sirius XM Radio's Howard Stern channels: Laughing With the Stars and Dr. Stern: Celebrity Shrink.
For a limited time, XM subscribers will get the chance to hear Howard Stern for free - along with Bubba the Love Sponge and Scott Ferrall, to name a few - starting this Monday.
From May 18th through May 25th, regular XM subscribers will get to hear what folks who subscribe to the "Best of Sirius" package have been hearing all along.
Once again, trade publication Talker's Magazine has released its "Heavy Hundred" list of top talk radio hosts. And, once again, satellite radio's talkers have been lowered in their rankings.
Last year, Howard Stern came in at #13, while Opie & Anthony were ranked #17. But this year? None of them ranked even in the Top 20.
(Photo Credit: Scott Harrison)Bubba the Love Sponge held a in depth interview with the folks from FMQB in their latest issue of eQB. During the interview, FMQB asked about the reaction from Bubba's fans on Sirius XM after renewing his contract with the company.
"I think Howard said it best," replied Bubba.
Remember that Howard Stern commercial being run on regular radio? Well, a devote Orbitcast reader has sent in the full 90-second audio of the radio ad spot promoting Sirius XM Radio Inc.
(Note the reference to "35 million people" in the commercial.)
Howard Stern is being heard once again on regular radio airwaves - only this time he's promoting Sirius XM Radio Inc. in a 90-second ad spot.Subscribe to Orbitcast
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