Howard Stern is known as a disk jockey, talk show host, author and media personality. He is most famous for his satellite radio program, “The Howard Stern Show”.

Fame

Background

Howard Allen Stern was born on January 12, 1954, in New York, New York. He was the youngest of Ray and Ben Stern's two children. He spent the early part of his childhood in the mile square town of Roosevelt, Long Island.

Stern's initial preference for radio and recording appears to have been acquired from his father, the part-owner of a recording studio who every now and again taped his child and little girl on the holidays. He would his children on recent developments, an open invitation to Howard to get snide when he didn't know the appropriate responses.

In the cellar of the Stern family's Roosevelt home, Howard would put on puppet shows for his companions. The performances had come at the encouraging of his mom, however Stern rapidly gave them his very own twist and style.

Career

In D.C., Stern made noteworthy advances in his radio career. There, he meet Robin Quivers, a newswoman and former U.S. Aviation based armed forces nurse, who turned into a part of the Stern radio group from that point onward.

Stern took his radio career to new heights, defying two of his preferred subjects—race and sex—in disputable ways. To the amazement of radio administrators yet, Stern, situated in the station's morning opening, knocked off WNBC's Don Imus to guarantee the top spot. A year after his landing, Stern made the extraordinary stride of syndicating his show, enabling him to break into other huge markets like Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and eventually Los Angeles, New Orleans, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Dallas, Boston and Chicago.

Equipped with a recognizable and capable on-air group that included Quivers, producer Gary "Baba Booey" Dell'Abate, writer Fred Norris, and stand-up comic/writer Jackie "the Jokeman" Martling, Stern demonstrated to be a radio giant. By 1993, he was in 14 showcases and guaranteed somewhere in the range of 3 million daily audience listeners.

Personal Life

Relationships

As a student at Boston University, Stern met his future first-wife, Alison Berns, whom Stern had cast in a student film on transcendental meditation. On the couple's first date, Howard treated Alison to a screening the Dustin Hoffman motion picture, Lenny, about the late comic Lenny Bruce.

Stern is currently married to model Beth Ostrosky. The couple got married in October 2008 out of a wedding service at an eatery in Manhattan.