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I returned from my latest summer break to host live shows on SiriusXM, quickly recapping the summer’s political bombshells and headline moments, including Joe Biden’s decision to drop out of the presidential race and the fallout from recent RFK Jr. news. Listeners could catch all the action and exclusive bits, like Jelly Roll’s performance and an emotional tribute to the late Richard Simmons, on the SiriusXM app. Major news is also buzzing about my September guest lineup, most notably featuring Aubrey Plaza’s debut appearance on the Stern Show for September 11, which my producers and fans are hyping up on Instagram and across social media.
A clip from my September 2024 interview resurfaced, making waves after I addressed Donald Trump’s motivations for running for president. In that viral segment, I asserted that Trump never truly wanted to hold the office, claiming his campaign was a strategy to boost book sales and television ratings, points I made based on years of interactions with Trump himself. This bold statement drew passionate reactions online—critics dismissing my take, while supporters recirculated the segment, elevating its reach across newswires and social feeds. My complicated history with Trump, which includes candid praise in years past and sharp criticism throughout both of his presidencies, continues to generate headlines, such as The Express highlighting my comments as a top entertainment story.
In other recent drama, I found myself the topic of heated internet chatter after a live show segment in which I poked fun at Denzel Washington—video of which hit YouTube and lit up with commentary, though many sided with Denzel and took the chance to roast me in the comments. Meanwhile, my ongoing public feuds, such as the recent one with Bill Maher, fueled speculation about the future of my radio career. The iHeart podcast circuit picked up on the tension, with stories about my emotional week and pointed jabs making their way through fan forums and recap shows.
Social media continues to amplify my show’s reach. The Stern Show Instagram, now over a million followers strong, showcased highlights from my Lady Gaga interview and encouraged long-time listeners to vote in the ongoing “Top 20 Moments from 20 Years on Howard 100” campaign. This lookback celebration is drawing significant fan engagement, cementing my two-decade legacy on satellite radio. Elsewhere, viral posts are even borrowing quotes from my famous cast members for meme wars, proving the Stern effect is alive and unpredictable.
If you want the big entertainment headlines this week, it’s simple: Howard Stern is as polarizing and influential as ever, shaping political conversations, driving viral moments, and keeping a relentless spotlight on shock radio’s original provocateur.
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