This Old D.J.Follow

I have grown up listening to Howard Stern. I admit, I find his banter a bit repetitive in the last few years, and haven't listened in about five.

Sometime in December, he is scheduled to broadcast his last live show. He will then make the move to sirius, which in my opinion, means only a bunch of over the road truckers are actually going to hear him.

Of course being the media ***** that he is, he's in trouble again for promoting himself.

Nov 8, 2005 6:14 am US/Eastern
(1010 WINS) (NEW YORK) Shock jock Howard Stern was suspended from his syndicated show for today after heavily promoting his move to satellite radio.

Love em, or hate em, should be interesting to listen to his last show.

That would be David Lee Roth and in some areas Adam Carolla. I always liked Sterns's show, but I won't be making the switch to Sirius because I already subscribe to XM and I am quite happy with their programming.

Edited, Tue Nov 8 08:51:05 2005 by RedjedBlue

I've listened to Howard Stern off and on since he was working at DC-101 in Washington DC (before he moved up to New York and syndication). I enjoy the comedy bits and interviews, but I change the channel when he gets into the grotesque and degrading stuff.

I've thought about checking out satellite radio, but I'm still undecided. It's not that expensive to get hooked up on, so I may give it a try. Unfortunately, here in Baltimore we're getting two guys who I've never heard of. I'll have to see how they do. I don't think I'll be missing much with David Lee Roth, but I wish him well.

I wish we could get Adam Carolla. The Adam Carolla Project on TLC is pretty funny and now that I've got the TiVo, I'll be able to tape his late night show on Comedy Central. I think he's a good replacement for Stern. Hopefully, I'll be able to hear him when we move back to San Francisco next year.

click me

It is for the PocketPC I believ but it does say that it can be listened to Online.

Also so some Gripes about the Web Stream of Sirius
click me

Edited, Tue Nov 8 10:30:15 2005 by Soracloud