The Howard Stern Show

Howard and Robin Quivers could barely contain their excitement Tuesday morning as they welcomed one of film and television’s most celebrated creators, Taylor Sheridan, into the studio for an epic, two-hour conversation.

Comedian, provocateur, and master of chaos Eric André returned to the Stern Show on Tuesday for a wide-ranging and unfiltered conversation as unpredictable as the man himself.

Fresh off bringing a historic NBA championship back to New York, superstar Karl-Anthony Towns called into the show on Tuesday morning to celebrate the milestone with Howard. Reflecting on an unforgettable and downright dominant postseason run, the beloved Knicks big man opened up about his journey, from his teenage dream of playing for the Yankees to how he became a devoted Stern Show listener during his years with the Minnesota Timberwolves.

New Yorkers are on cloud nine right now as their beloved Knicks are just a few wins away from bringing home their first NBA championship in over 50 years. But how far would fans really go see their team bring home a ring? Would they let superstar Jalen Brunson into bed with their mothers? What about dad? Would they eat a bowl of steaming horse excrement? Stern Show staffer and street correspondent Samantha Fontana investigates!

Robin Quivers put a great big smile on listeners faces Monday morning as she opened up the show with some fantastic news: “I’m cancer-free,” the Stern Show’s longtime co-host revealed. “What do you think of that!?” responded Howard, who was overcome with joy. “This is honestly the best news ever.” “I feel like I’m a brand-new person,” continued Robin, who had been battling endometrial cancer since 2012. Howard wondered what was going through her mind as doctors delivered the good news.

When music icons Sting and Shaggy first teamed up, the pairing raised a few eyebrows. On paper, a British new wave pioneer and a Jamaican dancehall superstar do not exactly seem like a conventional match. Yet, their decades-long bond has spawned hit records, massive tours, and a deep mutual respect, culminating in a world tour of Sting’s Broadway musical “The Last Ship,” which arrives at the Met Opera later this month.

When it comes to “The Roast of Kevin Hart,” Howard is happy to remain a spectator. While discussing the Netflix special on Monday’s show, Howard admitted to Robin that he doesn’t think he has the thick skin required to sit on that stage. “The guys played me some clips, and it was brutal,” Howard said of the event, which featured the likes of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Tom Brady taking shots at the comedian and frequent Stern Show guest. “Holy shit.

When Lisa Ann Walter stopped by the Wrap Up Show on Monday, she had plenty to discuss with hosts Gary Dell’Abate and Jon Hein, from the success of her hit series “Abbott Elementary” to the time she took her 6-year-old to see Howard’s movie, “Private Parts.” However, it was her update on a potential “Parent Trap” sequel that really caught the guys’ attention.

For over forty years, “Weird Al” Yankovic has been a permanent fixture of the Billboard charts, outlasting most of the artists he has parodied. He belongs to a rarefied air of pop-culture permanence, standing alongside only Michael Jackson and Madonna as the only acts to notch Top 40 hits in every decade since the ‘80s.

Jack Antonoff’s visit to the Stern Show on Tuesday morning functioned as both a celebration of his band Bleachers’ fifth studio album, “Everyone for Ten Minutes,” and a remarkably unfiltered look at the path he took to become one of modern music’s most influential figures. The superstar record producer and rock frontman these days has more Grammy wins than he has fingers, but his conversation with Howard revealed how one of his earliest triumphs almost became someone else’s Diamond-certified hit.