Josh mentions Chelsea Handler appearing on shows like Howard Stern with books visible in the background.
Discussed as a revolutionary figure in multimedia radio/TV production and his move to SiriusXM for $100 million.
Tommy describes Stern's expensive air-conditioned storage warehouse for show props intended for a museum that never happened.
Named as an example of a creator on a paid platform (SiriusXM).
Josh compares the Rogan deal to Stern's earlier massive SiriusXM radio contract.
Referenced as the show where Gronkowski/Tom Brady discussion went viral.
Tommy mentions visiting the SiriusXM building where Stern's section was sealed off, compared to Tweedie's NBC access.
Cited as an example of a radio host who used a ghostwriter for his book, inspiring a joke about doing the same for the show.
Brought up as an outlier radio personality/IP generator, contrasted with typical radio stations.
Radio host both Josh and Pete admire, discussed in relation to ensemble cast and characters.
Referenced as having left traditional radio for satellite radio to escape content regulations.
Referenced by Jase as someone he listens to specifically for interview technique rather than content style.
Cited as an example of radio hosts using a telephone filter/megaphone sound effect, a trick Tommy says originated with him.
Josh mentions Howard Stern's tight security around food due to safety concerns, and Tommy recalls visiting the SiriusXM building housing Stern's studio.
Josh mentions watching Howard Stern content on YouTube regularly at home.
Josh references Stern dubbing himself 'King of All Media' as a parallel to Clausen's 'godfather of podcasting' title.
Mentioned as an old-school radio presenter who reportedly uses a different audio filter/processing on air.
Josh mentions listening to Howard Stern via the SiriusXM app the night he took magnesium and fell asleep early.
Discussed as a legendary broadcaster whose Sirius Radio studio Josh and Tommy visited (without entering his studio).
Mentioned as a top SiriusXM broadcaster who uses a private elevator to avoid fans.
Cited as a comparison point for a wilder, risk-taking style of American radio.
US radio host whose show is discussed, including a described hemorrhoid-themed on-air segment.