Howard Stern Show - Show Staff

Show Staff

Current
  • Howard Stern – host
  • Robin Quivers – co-host, news anchor
  • Fred Norris – sound effects, writer, performer
  • Gary Dell'Abate – executive producer, co-host of The Wrap-Up Show
  • Benjy Bronk – writer
  • Scott Salem – engineer
  • Richard Christy – writer, performer
  • Sal Governale – writer, performer
  • Ronnie "The Limo Driver" Mund - limo driver & head of security
  • Tim Sabean - Howard 100 & Howard 101 channel programmer
  • Tracy Millman - manager
  • Jason Kaplan – associate producer
  • Jon Leiberman - reporter
  • Lisa Glasberg - reporter
  • Will Murray – associate producer, researcher
  • Jon Hein - associate producer, co-host of The Wrap-Up Show, host of "Jon Hein's TV Show", co-host of "Geek Time"
  • JD Harmeyer – media content producer
  • Shuli Egar - reporter
  • George Takei – announcer
  • Steve Brandano - intern
Former
  • Jackie Martling – comedian, "head" writer
  • Artie Lange – comedian
  • Billy West – impressionist
  • Al Rosenberg – writer, performer
  • John Melendez – writer, performer
  • Lee Davis – producer
  • KC Armstrong – associate producer
Some former interns
  • Steve Grillo
  • Mitch Fatel
  • Roz Weston
  • Jimmy Pop

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