How does Howard Stern feel about his future with Sirius XM?

Stern denies rumors of being fired from Sirius XM, stating he is proud of the company's growth and would be happy to continue his tenure if the deal makes sense for both parties.

What is the connection between Howard Stern and Stephen Colbert's departures from their respective media companies?

Stern acknowledges the recent departure of Stephen Colbert, which was rumored to be due to him being "too woke," but insists he is simply "minding his own business" and enjoying his vacation, rather than worrying about his own future with Sirius XM.

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Shock Jock Stern Baffled by "Woke" Accusations, Denies Sirius XM Firing

Q: What is Howard Stern's stance on being labeled "woke"?

Stern is confused by accusations of being "too woke," stating he doesn't even know what the term means, but says if it means he is "awakened," then "God bless."

11 Oct

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Summary

Stern confused by being labeled "too woke"
Denies rumors of being fired from Sirius XM
Proud of Sirius XM's growth since he joined

Shock Jock Stern Baffled by "Woke" Accusations, Denies Sirius XM Firing

In a recent interview, veteran radio personality Howard Stern addressed the rumors surrounding his future with Sirius XM. Stern, 71, expressed confusion over being labeled "too woke," stating he doesn't even know what the term means.

"The fact that if I'm too woke -- the world has turned upside down. I mean, holy s***, the stuff I do and talk about, I don't even know what that means. But you know what? If it means I'm awakened, God bless," Stern told host Andy Cohen.

Stern went on to clarify that he was not being fired from Sirius XM, as had been reported in August. Instead, he revealed he is proud of the company's growth since he joined, with its subscriber base growing from 200,000 to a "robust" level today. Stern said he would be happy to continue his tenure with Sirius XM if the deal makes sense for both parties.