At 65, he’s pleased to have mastered the art of interviewing. Of his shock-jock days: “I don’t know who that guy is.”
“I tried to watch some of my old Letterman [appearances],” says Howard Stern, photographed in his New York studio in May. “I couldn’t get through two minutes of it.” By Geoff Edgers Geoff Edgers Reporter covering movies, museums, comedy, music and pop culture Email Bio Follow May 15 at 10:26 AM Years ago, when his main source of pleasure came from taunting Kathie Lee Gifford or watching porn stars disrobe in his studio, Howard Stern took his public appearances very seriously.
An unidentified fan gets in a squeeze of Stern during his “Fartman” routine at the MTV Video Music Awards in September 1992. Not all of his fans are happy with what he describes as his “personal evolution.” Some have gone online to blast this Howard Stern as a celebrity-boot-licking sellout who has lost his way. Stern is not particularly bothered by this.
Stern in a prison-style uniform at a rally in Manhattan in April 1987, at a time when he was being censured by the FCC. Stern’s power was clear when, in 2004, he announced he would leave terrestrial radio for satellite. SiriusXM’s listener base jumped from about 600,000 subscribers to more than 6 million by the end of Stern’s first year on the service.
“Anybody who is aggressive and a bully usually is that way because they don’t like themselves and they take it out on other people,” she says. “You only treat other people the way you would treat yourself. If you have compassion and empathy for yourself, you would have it for other people.” “I think their notion was that this could be wrapped up quickly. And even Don [Buchwald], my agent, was kind of like, yeah, I don’t think this is that work-intensive, and I went, ‘I don’t know about that.’ I would keep finishing the book, quote-unquote, ‘finishing.’ ”
For Sia, the Australian-born singer and songwriter, Stern agreed to turn off the studio cameras, in deference to her tendency to hide her face while performing. He opened the interview by praising her voice and her song, “Diamonds.” Before long, Sia found herself talking about depression, conflicts with her father and alcoholism. She even began to cry on air.
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