Howard Stern will forever loom large in radio history as the medium’s bawdiest personality, a man whose hugely popular shock-jock antics during the 1980s and ’90s spawned a legion of drive ...

In “Howard Stern Comes Again,” the radio host collects excerpts from his favorite interviews over the past two decades, ... Alessandra Montalto/The New York Times.

In 2008, Mr. Galloway and a partner targeted The New York Times Company, ... Page 4 of the New York edition with the headline: Is Scott Galloway a Howard Stern for the M.B.A. Set?.

In 1984, Mr. Stern was a shock jock in a rocky relationship with his bosses at WNBC-AM in New York and in need of more career help than his lawyers could provide. He called three agents.

Doug Mills/The New York Times. By Zolan Kanno-Youngs and Katie Rogers. Published April 26, 2024 Updated April 28, 2024. Sitting with Howard Stern, the nation’s best-known shock jock, ...

In 2018, Ms. Harris told New York magazine that her breakfast routine involved low-sugar, generic raisin bran. She told Mr. Stern that she still liked the cereal — just not every morning.

Stern got the political talk rolling by noting that he doesn’t even like to watch “Saturday Night Live” make fun of Harris because there’s just too much at stake this election.