Ben Stern (Howard Stern's father) dies at 99 (music, AM, SiriusXM)
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If there are any other Howard Stern fans here, just wanted to share/discuss the news that his father passed away over the summer - but I just heard today, as he was keeping it fairly quiet (plus the show was on summer break). They had an interesting relationship, but you could always tell he worshipped his father. And I could somewhat relate to his parents in general, as they remind/ed me a lot of my grandparents. Typical of Jewish folks from that generation! Anyway, 99 is a good run. May his memory be for a blessing.
Long life, still sucks. Always a Stern fan. Kept me entertained riding my bike at 4 am before work.
He's entertained me through years of long commutes, not to mention road trips! I can go all the way to Las Vegas (where my family lives) - which is an 8-hour trip - without having to listen to much else. Between Howard 100 and 101 on SiriusXM, that's about 7 hours of daily programming.
I do miss the E! days, though. It was fun seeing everyone in the studio.
He's entertained me through years of long commutes, not to mention road trips! I can go all the way to Las Vegas (where my family lives) - which is an 8-hour trip - without having to listen to much else. Between Howard 100 and 101 on SiriusXM, that's about 7 hours of daily programming.
I do miss the E! days, though. It was fun seeing everyone in the studio.
Some Trump supporters are still tripping over themselves to explain/excuse the dumb things that Howard masterfully got him to say over the years.
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