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Due to scheduling issues, I am forced to pause Bella Thorne on Club Random month (I assure you: this was my fault) so instead here is an analysis of Bill Maher and Howard Stern's relationship, released early than originally intended. I honestly could not think of anyone with a deeper knowledge of shock jocks generally, and Stern specifically than longtime podcaster Bryan Quinby, so thank God he said yes to doing this. The primary focus was on two episodes of Stern: one from 1999, and then one from 2001, where Bill Maher came on and did an all whack pack version of Politically Incorrect. He did it very begrudgingly, I should add, and the two episodes had EXTREMELY different vibes to them. I also threw in clips from other sources, because I went a little crazy and dug up A LOT of old Stern. Honestly, this episode is a lot more Stern than Maher, but if you like listening to Bill Maher get made fun of you're going to find a lot to like here. We also talked about shock jocks just in general, and also what we are losing with the death of radio.Listen to Guys: A Podcast About Guys here

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The Hey Eliott Podcast

With Opie and Anthony, they start interviews honestly, but once they get a whiff the person is an asshole, all three become hyenas and tear the person apart. I could see that happening to Bill Maher.

Will Weldon

I think they did a whole week of shows there but that one's the only one that's available anywhere that I can find

Will Weldon

I remember them ripping up Tucker Max's book after he left

Scat Cannon

I missed Opie and Anthony at the time, and it's to late for me now. Count Cumia is such a piece of shit, my entire view of him has been skewed negative. ...so negative I hope he burns in Hell (and i don't even believe in Hell!)

Shawn R

New Yorker here, huge Stern guy going back to the NBC days when I was in 6th grade. Turns out Elephant Boy was a big MAGA Trump guy so he turned on Howard lol. And yes, I can confirm that Crackhead Bob got the way he did from a stroke from excessive crack use.