You know what's sad? I use to be a huge fan of his. Now I am just glad Sirius has more to offer then just him.

What stinks is ever since the move to Sirius he has been nothing more vulgar toilet humor. Gross out humor and F-Bombs and C-words. I mean come on guys having sexy with a Siobahn the trans-sexual and a guy who likes to get puked on. What happened to the great bits of regular radio? and when is Howard going to learn that naked women can't be seen by his radio audience? Or that everyone really hates Ralph?

It's just said, I think he needs limitations to be funny. Dancing around words is much funnier then just saying them

Howard Stern is a man who will say what others won't. He isn't afraid to ruffle a few feathers and anger conservative religious right groups everywhere. He is a man who is funny and talented, however that is not what people like about him. His sexual antics, and offensive jokes make fans laugh, but they aren't what set him apart. It's his ability to say what's on his mind and to tell it the way it is, is what really draws his fans to the radio. With his recent jump to satellite radio Stern has finally gotten a venue which is free of censorship and his publicly hated enemy the FCC. He has finally been able to truly speak his mind and will continue to be successful for years to come.

Howard Stern certainly has earned the moniker, "The King of All Media," as he has conquered radio, television, film and literature.

While some may dislike Stern for his often raunchy daily radio show, many more people love him for the same reason and because they understand what makes him brilliant. That is, they realize that Stern is not actually advocating racist, cruel or sexist views. What he is doing is mocking people that truly are racist, cruel or sexist. Therein lies the beauty of his humor--he catches people at both ends of the spectrum--those that enjoy his sarcastic view of the world and those that enjoy his realistic view of the sarcastic viewers.

Howard is easily the best radio personality in the world and he has been for the past twenty plus years. "The Howard Stern Show" is better than ever now that it is on Sirius Satellite Radio. Anyone who doesn't get his brand of humor should probably not listen rather than complain.

As for his acting, I thought he did a great job in "Private Parts." Yes, he was playing himself, but sometimes that is the hardest thing to do.