HBO Max is bringing one of radio’s most recognizable stars to streaming. In partnership with Howard Stern Productions and Sirius XM Radio, The Howard Stern Show will air recordings of the iconic series on Thursdays starting September 17th.
Howard Stern (Howard Stern, Private Parts), known as the king of all media, has been in the radio talk show industry for decades. Stern made name for himself with his off-color humor and knack for pointing to the Idiosyncrasies of society. HBO Max will attempt to expand Stern’s reach via a streamable adaptation of his show. The series will feature interviews with Celebrities, musicians, actors, and other public figures, plus HBO-only extras. Stern will be joined by his longtime collaborators Robin Quivers (Private Parts, Deadly Web), Fred Norris (Howard Stern, New Years Rotten Eve), and Gary Dell’Abate (Private Parts, Brooklyn Rules).
“Howard Stern has always been in a category of his own with an unmistakable, unique take on the world. Howard has changed radio and media at large with his ability to draw the most out of his guests and cultivate a following like no other. We couldn’t be happier to welcome Howard to HBO Max and to partner with SiriusXM to bring THE HOWARD STERN SHOW to the platform,” said HBO boss Casey Bloys about the upcoming collaboration.
Stern also shared his excitement about joining the network. “As the ‘King of All Media,’ I am honored to bring my SiriusXM show to HBO Max, and through HBO Max to worldwide distribution. For years, my SiriusXM show has offered only brief video peeks. HBO convinced me to pull back the curtain and let the world watch; the amazing celebrities and musicians who drop by, our staff antics, and my conversations with Robin. Bringing my latest SiriusXM shows to HBO Max’s millions of viewers, every week, is a career highlight, and I’m thrilled to be joining the ranks of such prestigious television.”