Howard Stern's Next Career Move Revealed After His Channel Was Dropped
The 72-year-old controversial media personality has reportedly inked a deal with HBO Max, where his show will continue to stream.
TL;DR
- Howard Stern has reportedly inked a deal with HBO Max for a new series.
- The HBO Max series will feature condensed versions (60-90 minutes) of his three-hour live show.
- Stern will now broadcast live shows only on Mondays, with a strict schedule to facilitate video content for HBO Max.
- SiriusXM has removed Howard Stern's Howard 101 channel, replacing it with Andy Cohen's Radio Andy.
- The changes at SiriusXM follow mass layoffs and a reduction of Stern's programming to one new show per week.
- Former SiriusXM CEO Jim Meyer's departure and the passing of Stern's agent Don Buchwald are cited as factors in Stern's 'downfall' with the company.