Insider reveals all out chaos at Howard Stern’s show after ‘douchebag hoax’

A source close to the situation has exposed the uproar following Howard Stern’s surprising hoax about the termination of his program at SiriusXM.

Despite the rumors, it was expected that the host would be back on Monday, but instead of him, viewers found Andy Cohen hinting that he might be replacing the 71-year-old.

Later, Stern angrily returned to the airwaves to dispute rumors that he had been fired from the popular radio station, enraging listeners with his harsh practical joke.

Later, Stern came back on-air forcefully to refute claims that he was let go from the top-rated station, sparking frustration among listeners due to a tricky stunt.

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Later, Stern aggressively resumed his broadcast to counter allegations of being fired from the successful station, infuriating audiences with an elaborate hoax.

It’s been reported by a source to The Daily Mail that there seems to be disorder at The Howard Stern Show, with employees expressing concerns about their job security.

According to a source, there’s widespread anxiety among the staff. These individuals often have financial responsibilities such as supporting families, paying mortgages, and providing for children, with this company serving as their primary source of earnings.

A sense of anxiety has settled in because it seems likely that some of them could be unemployed by this time next week or month. It just isn’t right for so many people.

‘And, truthfully, getting laid off has been in the back of their minds for quite some time.’

The source went on to say that ‘people are talking about leaving’. 

In the given location, everyone seems very anxious due to the fact that they are all bound by confidentiality agreements. These contracts prevent them from discussing any matters publicly.

Workers could be immediately terminated and potentially lose all their assets, particularly if it’s discovered they breached the confidentiality agreement set forth by Stern.

As a devoted follower, I cannot help but observe that many lives stand to be significantly transformed if, impulsively, Stern were to lose his position.

On Tuesday, a different source shared with The Daily Mail that Stern has enlisted a member of the U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command to apprehend the individual responsible for disclosing confidential information about activities within SiriusXM’s studios in New York City.

It was reported that Executive Producer Gary Dell’Abate cautioned team members due to unauthorized information leaks. Now, it seems that team members are accusingly pointing fingers at one another as potential culprits.

Producer Memet Walker, who previously served as an interrogator in the U.S. Air Force, has taken on the investigation. However, he refuted claims made by his peers suggesting he was the one providing information.

On the subject of Monday’s episode, Steve Grillo, a previous employee from The Howard Stern Show, shared with the Daily Mail his claims that he had anticipated the major unveiling – however, it turned out to be devoid of any surprising or sensational information.

As a lifestyle connoisseur, let me share my candid confession: Initially, I gave the show a try, but soon found myself uttering, “I just can’t.” At 52, residing in the vibrant city of New York, I appreciate a wide variety of entertainment. However, this particular offering didn’t quite resonate with me.

‘It was just a pathetic way to get people to tune in and then give them nothing.  

‘This was undoubtedly the most monumental fraud of the century. It proves just how far he has tumbled from his peak… he appears like a shooting star that lost its way.’

It seems that Howard has managed to deceive the audience yet again, this time with a massive scandal that should have led to his dismissal. However, it appears that not many people were concerned or showed interest, as if they found his words unimportant.

‘The only way he can get listeners these days is by saying he’s getting fired.’

In simpler terms, the author, Grillo, who published a book this year detailing his seven-year stint as an intern on the show during the ’90s, proposed that Howard Stern should invite high-profile celebrities with notable personalities or stars known for controversy, such as Andrew Dice Clay or Russell Brand, to potentially increase viewership.

Instead of Stern being unsure as to why Stern chose Cohen to assist in carrying out his prank, Grillo stated that Cohen ‘wouldn’t be a good substitute for him’ because ‘his selection would further alienate his viewership since Andy Cohen does have a significant LGBTQ following, whereas I’d say the majority of Howard’s audience identifies as non-hardcore LGBTQ listeners’.

The author of “Gorilla Parts” noted that David Stern has an exceptionally skilled team, suggesting that each member would excel in another showcase where they could truly demonstrate their full potential.

Howard possesses a unique knack for identifying individuals who are exceptionally devoted and capitalizing on their loyalty. His team is remarkably loyal, with everyone consistently showing unwavering allegiance towards him.

Grillo stated that there were individuals who he considered unwaveringly loyal, and he promoted them to his inner circle, making them notable figures. However, despite keeping them financially stable enough for basic necessities like food, he didn’t provide them with sufficient wealth to afford a home as extravagant as his own.

Previously, Grillo expressed concerns about the show’s decline and suggested that Howard Stern may have lost a significant number of listeners due to expressing his political views regarding President Donald Trump back in September 2024.

According to Grillo, it was the diligent individuals seeking change who tuned in to his words, ultimately catapulting him to fame and fortune within our nation.

He dismissed them by stating, “If you support a particular politician, I prefer you not to tune into my program.” This is the reason why he now boasts 125,000 listeners.

The on-air host received backlash from both fans and notable figures due to perceived overemphasis on social awareness, but in 2023, openly accepted that the term “woke” is a positive acknowledgement of their commitment to social consciousness.

According to Grillo, if Howard Stern had the chance to travel back in time, he’d probably give himself a hard punch.

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Grillo said that if given the opportunity to use a time machine, old Howard Stern would likely retaliate with a strong punch, as per his account to the Daily Mail.

On September 8th, Stern clarified the speculations regarding the show’s future in a conversation with his co-host, Robin Quivers. He stated emphatically that all the stories circulating in the media about him or Robin were entirely untrue.

It seems you’re considering retirement, but fear being perceived as forced out, so for now, it appears I’ll continue working. To set the record straight, discussions with SiriusXM and my team are ongoing regarding our plans for the future.

In our usual setting, they’ve sought me out, taken a seat, just as they often do, and let me tell you, they’re exceptional individuals. We’ve engaged in an engaging conversation.

Amongst the sea of false reports, Stern mentioned that numerous firms have expressed interest in his program, yet he declared his contentment with his current position at SiriusXM.

This paraphrasing retains the original message while using more natural and easy-to-read language to convey it.

Currently, he’s under a massive five-year deal worth $500 million that concludes by the end of this year. His tenure with the satellite radio station started back in 2006, spanning almost 20 years so far.

As a loyal devotee, I’d like to share some insights based on previous reports. It was suggested that the rumors of cancellation were merely a strategic publicity move or a desperate hoax aimed at generating more listener interest.

As a devoted admirer, I might say: I’ve heard whispers suggesting that his upcoming September release is intended as an earnest apology, aiming to win back the listeners who may have felt distanced from him.

The report mentions that Stern may have considered retirement a decade ago, but as of now, he shows no signs of retiring in the near future.

The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Stern and SiriusXM for comment.

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2025-09-11 02:35