Talker's Magazine Top 100 list for 2008

Talker's Magazine has once again released its annual list of the "heavy hundred" - a subjective ranking of the top radio talk show hosts around the country.
This will be the 2nd year in a row that satellite radio "shock jocks" Howard Stern and Opie & Anthony will be sharing the Top 20, though there were definitely some changes in ranking since last year.
Howard Stern dropped from #12 last year to #13 this year, and while his ranking dropped, Talker's Magazine still acknowledged that he is the "father of hot talk radio" and "the most listened-to satellite radio talk host."
Opie & Anthony dropped from #6 last year, to this year's ranking of #17. Sadly, Talker's placed Mancow above O&A this year... and I can't, for the life of me, figure out why. The industry publication was kind enough to label Opie & Anthony as the "leading practitioners of hot talk" and called them "topical and humorous."
Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and Michael Savage took the top three spots.
A dubious distinction indeed.
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Comments
Incomming bashing of how O&A are better incomming, and how Howard is outdated and such. For the record I don't listen to any of those gay shows.
Posted by: Ryan | February 14, 2008 1:26 PM
Joe Madison from XM's The Power (and D.C.'s WOL) ranked #18.
Posted by: Raydeeoh | February 14, 2008 1:42 PM
This list is as relevant as the top 100 bi-plane pilots of 2008. Terrestrial is like Bruce Willis in the Sixth Sense, they don't know they're dead yet.
Posted by: Abe Hirschfeld | February 14, 2008 1:42 PM
wow...dennis miller. at first i thought i needed to clear my cache...from 1997.
Posted by: tom | February 14, 2008 1:46 PM
What, no Bubba The Meat Puppet?
Don and Mike don't even exist any more, and I'd say Jim Rome should be in the top 10.
hoohoo
Posted by: RonAndFezNoonTo2:40 | February 14, 2008 1:48 PM
Terrestrial is dead? Tell that to Rush. He has more listeners in a week than XM/Sirius has total paying subscribers.
Posted by: pfreak | February 14, 2008 1:49 PM
Dubious? What's dubious about Rush, Hannity and Savage being one, two and three?
Posted by: Ronman | February 14, 2008 2:08 PM
PFreak - True but are there any new "Rushes" that will take his place? Nope
Terrestrial in its current form is dead or close to it
Posted by: Expert | February 14, 2008 2:10 PM
manqueer higher than 0.0.........
"Opie & Anthony dropped from #6 last year, to this year's ranking of #17. Sadly, Talker's placed Mancow above O&A this year... and I can't, for the life of me, figure out why. The industry publication was kind enough to label Opie & Anthony as the "leading practitioners of hot talk" and called them "topical and humorous."
I CANT FIGURE OUT FOR THE LIFE OF ME HOW THEY ARE CONSIDERED TOPICAL AND HUMEROUS?
WELL,THEY CANT STOP TALKING ABOUT HOWARD SO I GUESS THATS TOPICAL,AND ROCK SCREAM TUESDAY IS VERY VERY HUMOROUS!
i say we pest attack talker magazine..."ATTTTTTTTTTTTACK!!"
"we always win in the end!"
YEAH MAN,,,YEAH
Posted by: 0.0 | February 14, 2008 2:55 PM
Howie is the best thats why he doesn't have to work on Fridays or every other week
hoo hoo, I invented vacations
Posted by: Robin | February 14, 2008 3:21 PM
0.0 = #6 to #17
manqueer also owns them too..how fucking pathetic
the virus continues to spread
Posted by: 0.0 | February 14, 2008 3:30 PM
0.0 seems to know a lot about the o&a show. I think he is really is a fan of THE PIONEERS OF SATELLITE RADIO.
Posted by: not ron bennington | February 14, 2008 3:36 PM
"THE PIONEERS OF SATELLITE RADIO."
hoo hoo we invented satellite tell em opie
Posted by: 0.0 | February 14, 2008 3:38 PM
No Ron and Fez = Bullshit list.
Thats all.
Posted by: scott | February 14, 2008 3:46 PM
hey fez where are we
Posted by: not ron bennington | February 14, 2008 4:04 PM
"No Ron and Fez = Bullshit list."
if a tree falls down in a forest ..._________________________
Posted by: Anonymous Coward | February 14, 2008 4:13 PM
Now maybe I missed it but what does one do to become a "heavy" on this list. It seems like IMUS is ranked because of the racial controversy. Am I wrong besides that what has he done in the past year?
I think that it's hard to call it a top 100 list when I have maybe heard of, not heard their show but actually heard of something like 10 of those people maybe less.
Does anyone know what they base these rankings on?
Posted by: B a ba booheeey | February 14, 2008 4:14 PM
as mind numbingly dull as Imus is,he gets huge ratings and is considered a player in the Talk Political scene
0.0 are mind numbingly dull and no one listens,no one subscribes,and horrendous ratings.hence there one way ticket to obscurity
Posted by: 0.0 | February 14, 2008 4:27 PM
The one thing Howard and O&A fans can agree on is hating Mandouche,
Posted by: Anonymous Coward | February 14, 2008 5:42 PM
But wait, O&A always win in the end.
Posted by: Anonymous Coward | February 14, 2008 5:51 PM
Anyone that doesn't recognize Howard Stern as the innovator and the greatest talk radio host ever, is kidding themselves. Howard is as relevant, fresh, innovative as ever. Suggesting anything contrary only shows that you have neither listened to Howard on terrestrial radio, nor his platinum performances since being on Sirius! Don't kid yourselves.
Posted by: Tray | February 14, 2008 6:19 PM
from a mind numbingly retarded pest
"It's obvious they just make shit up on that list"
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Posted by: 0.0 | February 14, 2008 8:08 PM
Man did they crow when they were way up on that list last year. SPIN at its best.
Those blinders must be huge.
Posted by: Anonymous Coward | February 14, 2008 8:25 PM
Howard is not the greatest talk radio show host ever. He is irrelevant and is the same thing over and over. My father listens to that horseshit, oh my god is it the most unfunny and untalented horseshit I ever heard. Quiet hack. Rush is the greatest!
Posted by: Disturbed Logic | February 14, 2008 8:34 PM
The King of All Media, 750 Million Dollar Man, in the way-high teens?
Posted by: Stack Pointer | February 14, 2008 8:42 PM
from a mind numbingly retarded pest
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I would link a stern forum to show equality. But, The only threads their are about Medicare. and information on how to join the aarp.
Posted by: 0.0 | February 15, 2008 12:24 AM
thats really funny LINGER LLLOOONGER!
Posted by: 0.0 | February 15, 2008 12:29 AM
Whats the point of the wackbag link? The discussion there is more logical than the one right here. Not a fan of Stern (anymore) or O&A (anymore). There are a lot of shitty shows on that list. Anyone with satellite radio has to agree on that.
Posted by: scott | February 15, 2008 1:15 AM
""It's obvious they just make shit up on that list"
i stand corrected,the above quote is very logical
rewind one year...same site,same discussion, same list
http://www.wackbag.com/showthread.php?t=60928
mmm mmm kool aid
Posted by: 0.0 | February 15, 2008 6:08 AM
"Terrestrial is dead? Tell that to Rush. He has more listeners in a week than XM/Sirius has total paying subscribers."
Man, is that tired fake statistic getting old.
Here's the deal. At his peak (which is well behind him now), Rush had 20 million listeners PER WEEK. OK, he's on five days per week, which means that AT HIS PEAK (years ago), he had a total of FOUR MILLION actual listeners.
FOUR MILLION is NOT more the number of subscribers to either Sirius or XM. Sorry.
Also, remember that satellite radio listeners are PAYING for the privilege. Rush's listeners get him for FREE. Even at no charge, Rush cannot get as large an audience as Sirius or XM can get to pay for their programming.
This "twenty million Rush listeners" crap is as big a bullshit story as when people claim that Fox News Channel is the Number One network on TV. Hint: not even close to being true.
Posted by: Cranky Media Guy | February 15, 2008 6:15 AM
this is a satrad forum
so Rush,O&A and mancow talk should be taken to WGAS
Posted by: tee hee jimmy | February 15, 2008 6:34 AM
"Terrestrial is dead? Tell that to Rush. He has more listeners in a week than XM/Sirius has total paying subscribers."
Man, is that tired fake statistic getting old.
Here's the deal. At his peak (which is well behind him now), Rush had 20 million listeners PER WEEK. OK, he's on five days per week, which means that AT HIS PEAK (years ago), he had a total of FOUR MILLION actual listeners.
FOUR MILLION is NOT more the number of subscribers to either Sirius or XM. Sorry.
Also, remember that satellite radio listeners are PAYING for the privilege. Rush's listeners get him for FREE. Even at no charge, Rush cannot get as large an audience as Sirius or XM can get to pay for their programming.
This "twenty million Rush listeners" crap is as big a bullshit story as when people claim that Fox News Channel is the Number One network on TV. Hint: not even close to being true."
The fact is all the most popular programming will be on terrestrial radio never satellite exclusively. Syndicated to satellite yes. I subscribe to both XM and Sirius but I know for a fact terrestrial radio will always have more listeners and it is easily a better outlet if you want more listeners. Andrew Wilkow is the best show on satellite radio exclusively.
Some of Rush’s listeners do pay to listen to his show in mp3 format like myself because it’s all-commercial free and can listen anytime.
FOX News is the number one cable news network. I don’t know anyone who says it’s the number one network on TV. I believe CBS is. FOX News is without a doubt the number one news network though. Do a little research. Just don’t use web sites like Media Matters, which is a barrel of lies. I don’t know Rush’s exact audience numbers all I know is he is the number one personality on terrestrial radio. Sean Hannity second.
This topic was refreshing compared to the Opie & Anthony vs. Howard Stern bullshit.
Posted by: Disturbed Logic | February 15, 2008 8:23 AM
did somebody just fart
Posted by: ronandfeznoonto2:41 | February 15, 2008 12:58 PM
Rush ? Are you kidding? Talk about tired, repetitive, boring, pablum...not to mention for a majority of his radio stations, he gives the show away for FREE. Use your head, why would someone that has a viable, marketable show give it away? Because no one will pay for it !! Howard has quadrupled the base of Sirius( 2 mill to 8 mill +) in 2 years, yes you have to pay for it, that shows the true drawing power of Howard. Howard had more listeners than Rush when he was in the cesspool, restrictive, horrible medium that is terrestrial radio. Why do you think that the FCC has held up the merger of Sirius and XM, because terrestrial radio(who buy off congressmen and senators) is shitting its pants with the realization that their on air offering SUCKS!! and satellite radio is the future, and having to compete with Howard (and Bubba the Love Sponge). Again, I submit to you that Howard (and Bubba) are as funny, real, engaging, and creative as ever. Clearly you haven't listened since going to Sirius. Tray
Posted by: Tray | February 15, 2008 5:57 PM
It’s boring to you because either you don’t follow politics or care about politics for it to matter or you have a different political stance. I listen to mainly political talk and to music during commercial breaks. I like comedy based shows like Nick DiPaolo because he talks politics with a lot of humor. That’s just my taste. Give it away? No one will pay for it? People in terrestrial radio don’t think that way. In satellite yes but terrestrial no. Rush doesn’t need anyone to pay for his show. His show generates revenue via advertising dollars. Terrestrial radio revolves around advertising dollars. The higher the ratings the more the station can charge for a commercial. That’s why he refers to his commercial breaks as obscene profit timeouts. Rush is king for that. When Howard was in terrestrial he did similar. Major advertising dollars. Look at K-Rock since Stern left there advertising is in the toilet. If Rush left his radio company they would be in the toilet as far as advertising. The realization is people aren’t going to ever stop listening to terrestrial radio. I personally don’t waste my time listening to it because all the shows I listen too except Rush are on XM and Sirius and I listen to Rush later not live because of annoying commercials. But there will always be someone somewhere listening to it. For the particular brand of radio Stern and others do satellite is better for them. It will be a guarantee in reduction of audience but more freedom. But Rush doesn’t need to worry about restrictions because he doesn’t do the type of radio that would break those restrictions. Rush rather have the larger audience. Howard’s show hasn’t quadrupled Sirius’s base but the name recognition has. He definitely deserves credit. Since Stern signed with Sirius, it is the most recognized satellite radio brand. Some people when asked about satellite radio couldn’t even name XM but could name Sirius. That is definitely true. Howard though isn’t the future. He is done in what two three years? If Howard is this major generator of subscriptions what happens when he is gone? The future of satellite doesn’t look so bright if it revolves around him. Finically it looks terrible and that’s why this merger is needed.
Posted by: Disturbed Logic | February 15, 2008 8:40 PM
Hey Disturbed Logic - speaking of Nick DiPaolo - did you know he was doing an internet radio show now? He's on M-F at 3pm. It's been going on for about a month now. I got an email from his MySpace. It's even better than the 92.3 show because it's uncensored. EXCELLENT STUFF. Here http://www.blogtalkradio.com/nickdip. That's the link.
Posted by: Dollface | February 22, 2008 7:38 PM
Whoops - I put a period at the end of the link by accident. Try this one:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/nickdip
Posted by: Dollface | February 22, 2008 7:42 PM
Whoops - I put a period at the end of the link by accident. Try this one:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/nickdip
I heard he was in talks with XM and/or Sirius. Anybody know anything about that?
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