Howard Stern Show Moving to One Day Per Week, HBO Max TV Adaptation Coming
New episodes will air Mondays beginning September 14th. Howard Stern Show Moving to One Day Per Week, HBO Max TV Adaptation Coming Alex Young
Howard Stern has announced a significant change to his long-running radio show. The popular show will now air on a once-a-week basis, with new episodes beginning September 14th on SiriusXM. Mondays will now feature Stern's Monday broadcast, while Wednesdays will see the expanded Wrap Up Wednesday show hosted by Gary Dell'Abate and Jon Hein.
In addition to these changes, HBO Max will premiere a television adaptation of Stern's radio show, premiering on Thursdays starting September 17th.
At 73 years old, Stern has been gradually reducing his workload over the past decade. This move towards a once-weekly schedule represents a shift away from his earlier shock-jock persona towards a more interview-driven format.
Over the summer, it was reported that Stern had parted ways with approximately a dozen staff members. SiriusXM also discontinued Stern's second channel, Howard 101. With this transition, Stern's flagship channel, Howard 100, will now feature the new Monday broadcast, along with archival recordings from his extensive career.
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