Why TDS has destroyed Howard Stern's career.

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Glenn Beck recalls how Stern made light of the Air Florida Flight 90 tragedy in 1982 when a plane crashed into the 14th Street Bridge, killing 78 people.

“While they were digging bodies out of the Potomac, [Stern] called the airline and tried to book a seat live on the air,” Glenn says.

Despite his brashness, Stern was popular because he brought something to radio that the industry had never seen before: edginess.

“He was like punk rock,” Glenn says. “You didn’t necessarily listen to punk rock because you liked punk rock. You listened because nobody else was saying anything like that.”

Stern’s approach had both dark and light sides. “He fought the government and won. ... He was a trailblazer for freedom of speech, but he was also a trailblazer for just degrading our society, the degrading of women and relationships and everything else,” Glenn says.

“He was a pox on our culture for a very long time,” but “he was an innovator, to be sure.”

Then sometime in the early 2000s, Stern began to change.

“He started to just concentrate on interviews, and he became one of the best interviewers of anybody on radio or television,” Glenn says, recalling how he found himself telling Stern things he “hadn’t told anybody before” during their 2015 interview.

The COVID-19 pandemic, however, was when Stern lost all touch with the rebel he used to be.

“I think COVID radicalized him into this big-state monster,” Glenn says, noting how Stern now embraces the very people and systems he used to spit on.

“I mean, the 20-year-old Howard Stern would be disgusted with the 70-year-old Howard Stern,” he says.

Some leftists claim that Stern’s departure has something to do with Donald Trump, but Glenn dismisses it as completely unfounded. “Donald Trump was a regular on [Stern’s] show for a very long time, and Howard Stern loved him until he became president of the United States ... because he was on his journey of just becoming this diehard Democrat,” he says.

“As soon as Donald Trump became the candidate, he went nuts and never changed on that, and then COVID happened and he went even crazier.”

Stern’s impending cancellation mirrors Stephen Colbert’s, he says. “You’ve just lost touch with what you do and who you are.”

Both Stern and Colbert made the fatal mistake of “taking [themselves] so seriously” that they started to believe it’s their destiny to “change the world.”

“I think that’s the problem,” Glenn says.


To hear more of his analysis, watch the episode above.

I'm always reminded me of how on Sterns show they would go through the news of the day with Howard mockingly joking about all the news they covered................EXCEPT................when they talked about news involving the mob. Howard then comically refused to comment so as to give the appearance he valued his life more than cracking jokes about mobsters.

In a way, this is how I see Howard when it comes to politics. He is just a scared little school girl at heart, and scared to death of the largest and most powerful mob in the entire world, namely, the democrat party. He would much rather Trump take on all the endless lawfare and flying bullets around him than he tackling that crowd himself.
 

Glenn Beck recalls how Stern made light of the Air Florida Flight 90 tragedy in 1982 when a plane crashed into the 14th Street Bridge, killing 78 people.

“While they were digging bodies out of the Potomac, [Stern] called the airline and tried to book a seat live on the air,” Glenn says.

Despite his brashness, Stern was popular because he brought something to radio that the industry had never seen before: edginess.

“He was like punk rock,” Glenn says. “You didn’t necessarily listen to punk rock because you liked punk rock. You listened because nobody else was saying anything like that.”

Stern’s approach had both dark and light sides. “He fought the government and won. ... He was a trailblazer for freedom of speech, but he was also a trailblazer for just degrading our society, the degrading of women and relationships and everything else,” Glenn says.

“He was a pox on our culture for a very long time,” but “he was an innovator, to be sure.”

Then sometime in the early 2000s, Stern began to change.

“He started to just concentrate on interviews, and he became one of the best interviewers of anybody on radio or television,” Glenn says, recalling how he found himself telling Stern things he “hadn’t told anybody before” during their 2015 interview.

The COVID-19 pandemic, however, was when Stern lost all touch with the rebel he used to be.

“I think COVID radicalized him into this big-state monster,” Glenn says, noting how Stern now embraces the very people and systems he used to spit on.

“I mean, the 20-year-old Howard Stern would be disgusted with the 70-year-old Howard Stern,” he says.

Some leftists claim that Stern’s departure has something to do with Donald Trump, but Glenn dismisses it as completely unfounded. “Donald Trump was a regular on [Stern’s] show for a very long time, and Howard Stern loved him until he became president of the United States ... because he was on his journey of just becoming this diehard Democrat,” he says.

“As soon as Donald Trump became the candidate, he went nuts and never changed on that, and then COVID happened and he went even crazier.”

Stern’s impending cancellation mirrors Stephen Colbert’s, he says. “You’ve just lost touch with what you do and who you are.”

Both Stern and Colbert made the fatal mistake of “taking [themselves] so seriously” that they started to believe it’s their destiny to “change the world.”

“I think that’s the problem,” Glenn says.


To hear more of his analysis, watch the episode above.

I'm always reminded me of how on Sterns show they would go through the news of the day with Howard mockingly joking about all the news they covered................EXCEPT................when they talked about news involving the mob. Howard then comically refused to comment so as to give the appearance he valued his life more than cracking jokes about mobsters.

In a way, this is how I see Howard when it comes to politics. He is just a scared little school girl at heart, and scared to death of the largest and most powerful mob in the entire world, namely, the democrat party. He would much rather Trump take on all the endless lawfare and flying bullets around him than he tackling that crowd himself.

Stern in the 80's and 90's was must-listen radio. Opie and Anthony took on that mantle in the 2000's.

Now?

Nothing.
 
trump Denial Syndrome killed his career? Does he believe trump won in 2020? Cuz if he does that would be crazy.
 
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Stern has become rich enough that he doesn’t have to cater to the dumb audience he courted for decades. I am not a fan of his shock jock schtick but after he landed the half billion contract he mellowed out and no longer was a slave to the ratings. Probably made the show less craved by the dumb ba-ba-booey morons.
 

Glenn Beck recalls how Stern made light of the Air Florida Flight 90 tragedy in 1982 when a plane crashed into the 14th Street Bridge, killing 78 people.

“While they were digging bodies out of the Potomac, [Stern] called the airline and tried to book a seat live on the air,” Glenn says.

Despite his brashness, Stern was popular because he brought something to radio that the industry had never seen before: edginess.

“He was like punk rock,” Glenn says. “You didn’t necessarily listen to punk rock because you liked punk rock. You listened because nobody else was saying anything like that.”

Stern’s approach had both dark and light sides. “He fought the government and won. ... He was a trailblazer for freedom of speech, but he was also a trailblazer for just degrading our society, the degrading of women and relationships and everything else,” Glenn says.

“He was a pox on our culture for a very long time,” but “he was an innovator, to be sure.”

Then sometime in the early 2000s, Stern began to change.

“He started to just concentrate on interviews, and he became one of the best interviewers of anybody on radio or television,” Glenn says, recalling how he found himself telling Stern things he “hadn’t told anybody before” during their 2015 interview.

The COVID-19 pandemic, however, was when Stern lost all touch with the rebel he used to be.

“I think COVID radicalized him into this big-state monster,” Glenn says, noting how Stern now embraces the very people and systems he used to spit on.

“I mean, the 20-year-old Howard Stern would be disgusted with the 70-year-old Howard Stern,” he says.

Some leftists claim that Stern’s departure has something to do with Donald Trump, but Glenn dismisses it as completely unfounded. “Donald Trump was a regular on [Stern’s] show for a very long time, and Howard Stern loved him until he became president of the United States ... because he was on his journey of just becoming this diehard Democrat,” he says.

“As soon as Donald Trump became the candidate, he went nuts and never changed on that, and then COVID happened and he went even crazier.”

Stern’s impending cancellation mirrors Stephen Colbert’s, he says. “You’ve just lost touch with what you do and who you are.”

Both Stern and Colbert made the fatal mistake of “taking [themselves] so seriously” that they started to believe it’s their destiny to “change the world.”

“I think that’s the problem,” Glenn says.


To hear more of his analysis, watch the episode above.

I'm always reminded me of how on Sterns show they would go through the news of the day with Howard mockingly joking about all the news they covered................EXCEPT................when they talked about news involving the mob. Howard then comically refused to comment so as to give the appearance he valued his life more than cracking jokes about mobsters.

In a way, this is how I see Howard when it comes to politics. He is just a scared little school girl at heart, and scared to death of the largest and most powerful mob in the entire world, namely, the democrat party. He would much rather Trump take on all the endless lawfare and flying bullets around him than he tackling that crowd himself.
^I think that's Glenn's problem as well.
Never trust a man with a fish handshake. Glenn Beck has a fish handshake. :puke:
 
Stern has become rich enough that he doesn’t have to cater to the dumb audience he courted for decades. I am not a fan of his shock jock schtick but after he landed the half billion contract he mellowed out and no longer was a slave to the ratings. Probably made the show less craved by the dumb ba-ba-booey morons.
I heard he has made over two billion (gross) since 2006.
 
I heard he has made over two billion (gross) since 2006.
As was pointed out, he is old and rich.

He doesn't care anymore.

He has a few more years to enjoy all that money and selling out to the DNC.
 
Stern has become rich enough that he doesn’t have to cater to the dumb audience he courted for decades. I am not a fan of his shock jock schtick but after he landed the half billion contract he mellowed out and no longer was a slave to the ratings. Probably made the show less craved by the dumb ba-ba-booey morons.

So "**** the people that got me to where I am now"

Typical of the narcissistic left.
 
People look for something. There is/was on TV and radio give them choices. This man gave his listeners comfort. And then showed he was not what he promoted after so many years. Maybe there is a shelf life of influencing as each generation comes of age. Stern humiliated and emasculated people he competed with when he entered radio markets and won. You wonder if he was just another shill.
 
So "**** the people that got me to where I am now"

Typical of the narcissistic left.
Not everyone "loves" their customers. He provided a service and entertainment. Again, i am just guessing but that seemed to be the pattern.
 
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Not everyone "loves" their customers. He provided a service and entertainment. Again, i am just guessing but that seemed to be the pattern.

Not everyone becomes a billionaire because of their customers.
 
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Not everyone becomes a billionaire because of their customers.
Like I said, I am no fan, but I 100% get the idea of making money off stupid people and then being disgusted by them.. Look at Trump. He is the same way. Loves grifting their money but totally disgusted by the MAGA folks.
 
Like I said, I am no fan, but I 100% get the idea of making money off stupid people and then being disgusted by them.. Look at Trump. He is the same way. Loves grifting their money but totally disgusted by the MAGA folks.

So Stern fans in the 80's and 90's were all stupid people?

More of that famous lefty narcissism on display.
 
Like I said, I am no fan, but I 100% get the idea of making money off stupid people and then being disgusted by them.. Look at Trump. He is the same way. Loves grifting their money but totally disgusted by the MAGA folks.
Your TDS is how conservatives online personalities are making money.
 
I lived in the DC area from 4-14.

Howard Stern was morning drive on DC101, the local hard rock station.

He was fun as **** back then and my and most of my friends listened to him.

That was in the Air Florida days.

It is bizarre how these people flip left….like Bill Burr when he started working for Disney. They lose who they were.
 
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