His back-and-forth with Robin also isn't the same as is the staff antics. Throughout 2018, Ben Stern was still alive however, he was not well enough to be on the air with Howard, or to listen to the show (he is about 95, and has progressively worsening hearing). There had been rumors of his death in 2017, but these rumors were false. Even the majority of Howard's biggest critics (ex-fans and the woke crowd) can appreciate Howard's insane interviewing skills. While his interviews via Zoom are still better than almost anything else out there, as long as Howard's in a separate location from his guests, especially the musicians, his show won't be as strong as it usually is. As of a few months ago, his father Ben (a former recording studio engineer) was still alive but in very poor health. The result has changed the dynamic of Howard's interviews, which are easily the most sought-after and respected element of his show. At this point, there is no clarity to when he, his co-host Robin Quivers, or any of the staffers will return to their Manhattan studio. Howard's germaphobia has contributed to his decision not to return to the studio. Related: Here's The One Thing Howard Stern Is Most Insecure About
Of course, Howard's change of venue has altered his show for the time being.
While he makes extremely valid points, including about the necessity of getting vaccinated, many audience members just want to escape with some gags, stories, and interviews and not be bogged down with pandemic talk. On top of this, Howard spends too much time vocalizing his anger about how many Americans continue to act irresponsibly during the pandemic as well as refuse to be vaccinated. Many of these fans feel betrayed by Howard for some of the positions he's publically taken as well as his change in comedic style.įirst and foremost, Howard's desire to temper his acidic tongue and shock-jock mentality has driven some of his original fans away. Without a doubt, Howard Stern's evolution has been the main factor in a portion of his fanbase turning against him. Howard's Creative And Emotional Evolution While there are decades of changes that have brought this on, some recent decisions have likely contributed to his loss. And some have given up on Howard entirely and not always for ridiculous reasons.Įven though Howard remains the most influential and wealthy radio host in history, blowing the likes of Joe Rogan out of the water, he has lost a portion of the fans who made him famous, to begin with. The legendary radio host still has millions of fans who love his celebrity interviews, his report with his staff, the gags, and even some of his complaining.īut others hate-listen. They curse him out on air but are even crueler in the comment sections. Of course, those with the loudest voices online are often the minority.
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