The app provides a massive on-demand library including full-length interviews and exclusive video clips. Recent updates allow users to sync their listening across devices, such as resuming the show on Alexa after listening on a mobile device.
The most sought-after content is the transition period. In late 2004, after being fined by the FCC for the "Cleveland Steamer" incident, Stern announced his move to Sirius. The final year on terrestrial radio was a "no rules" frenzy. However, because Stern was technically fired from Infinity Broadcasting before the move, those specific master tapes sit in a legal limbo. No one knows who owns the 2004–2005 masters.
Because Howard Stern has historically been slow to digitize his pre-Sirius tape library, have stepped up. This is where the search for the "Howard Stern Show Archive" gets interesting.
When Stern signed a $500 million deal with Sirius in 2005, he negotiated ownership of his future content. This era is fully produced, high-definition audio, and includes the "Artie Lange years," the "AGT years," and the modern "COVID home broadcasting" era.
Unequivocally.
