: JD Harmeyer, who would become a long-term staffer and fan favourite, made his first appearance on the show in 2003. The Las Vegas Trip
Comedian had joined the show as the "stuntman" in late 2001, but by 2003, he was the undisputed co-pilot. The archive tapes capture Artie at his most unhinged—and funniest. Key bits include: howard stern archive 2003
The Howard Stern Show has always been known for its hilarious and often cringe-worthy celebrity interviews. In 2003, Stern sat down with a range of A-list guests, including: : JD Harmeyer, who would become a long-term
Maya leaned in. The screen showed waveforms, but her mind painted the scene: New York, summer, the smell of coffee and ego. Howard was in his prime—post–private parts movie, pre–satellite move, still fighting the FCC with one hand and interviewing the uncensorable with the other. Key bits include: The Howard Stern Show has
Since 2006, Sirius has owned the digital rights. The "Howard 100" and "Howard 101" channels often replay "Flashback" shows, but they are notoriously edited. The "History of Howard Stern" channel will occasionally play 2003 segments, but they scrub the music and some of the more offensive racial humor. High quality. Cons: Heavily censored.