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Listening to an old Stern show from 1996 while he was shooting his movie. He boasted about his movie was going to make 100+ million.. well Howie, with a 28 million dollar budget it grossed 41 million worldwide.
▲ 118 r/howardstern

Listening to an old Stern show from 1996 while he was shooting his movie. He boasted about his movie was going to make 100+ million.. well Howie, with a 28 million dollar budget it grossed 41 million worldwide.

Bit of a stumble of a prediction

u/bjoseph33 — 18 hours ago
▲ 136 r/howardstern

This is interesting. Did Hollywood Howie have a secret entrance and exit to avoid all the staff

u/bjoseph33 — 11 days ago
▲ 34 r/howardstern

Has there ever been a superstar like Howard that did a complete 180 like he did, ruined his legacy and is now limping to the finish line

Feh

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u/bjoseph33 — 12 days ago
▲ 258 r/howardstern

Which firings by Howie were worse: 2013 Howard TV staff fired on the air before informing them or this week having someone else fire them over zoom

u/bjoseph33 — 1 month ago
▲ 362 r/baseballcards

Humble brag. I got this card out of Target blaster back in 2020.. it’s numbered 1/5. A numbered 2/5 just sold on Goldin Auctions for $116,000! It was graded a 10 card and 10 auto. Mine is 9 card and 10 auto.

u/bjoseph33 — 1 month ago
▲ 5 r/howardstern

Obviously these firings are cost saving cuts.. so why keep the more expensive “talent” like Sal, Richard or JD. And do they really need producers for one show a week?

I honestly can’t believe how bad Howard ruined his legacy the last 10 or so years

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u/bjoseph33 — 1 month ago
▲ 41 r/howardstern

Judging by the content the “producers” have put out the last 10 years, they should fire a lot more than 12 people

Just retire already, Howie

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u/bjoseph33 — 1 month ago
▲ 40 r/howardstern

Even back then, Booey was fighting to keep those chompers from seeing the light of day

u/bjoseph33 — 1 month ago