Anyone know what Mike Malloy thinks of Howard Stern ?

[Bombtrack]

I've only listened to Malloy a few times, including right now, I think he's pretty damn good. I listen to Howard every day though.

I'm curious if Malloy has ever commented on Howard, most radio hosts seem to have done so at some time.

[Paulie]

1. In years of listening

I can't recall even a mention. But that's a lot of shows. :)

[RagingInMiami]

2. I've never heard Malloy say anything about Stern

But I think Stern is annoying.

[Daylin Byak]

3. Actually I think your wrong.

I listen to Stern's show every day i'm in the car and i must say his bits and antics get funny and funny every day.

He's good quality entertainment, regardless of all the sex talk on the show.

[RagingInMiami]

4. It's a matter of opinion

He's obviously doing something right because millions of people like listening to him. I just find him annoying, but then again, I find most radio people annoying.

[adriennui]

5. i love howard

and moved with him to satellite. many a bleak morning i've laughed myself out of bed.
BTW, mike is fantastic but air america chose to drop him in NY.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

6. Howard's show is not fundamentally political. It's good that he came out

against Bush in the election, but his show is fundamentally about entertainment and raunchy humor and gossip.

Howard is very very good at what he does, that's why he and Rush Limbaugh are really the two behemoths in radio who can write their own ticket.

I don't know why a guy with a political show like Malloy would care one way or another about Howard.

Anyone who attaches importance to Howard's political views will eventually be disappointed, as he will invariably do things like say good things about Pataki or Ah-nuld.

[Bombtrack]

7. Him being wrong on candidates like that doesn't mean his political views

aren't important, atleast as it relates to his societal influence. It just means few DUers agree with him 100 percent on party politics. He's not a democrat. He's got an aversion to aligning with either party. Few of us have that philosophical wall, as most of us ARE Democrats and will allow ourselves to see the bad in people like Pataki or D'amato or Giuliani.