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HBO Max to Launch Weekly Howard Stern Show Series

Howard Stern's popular show is heading to HBO Max with a new weekly format. The series is set to start streaming globally on September 17.

9/17/2026, 10:46:26 PM

HBO Max has announced a partnership with Howard Stern, bringing his acclaimed radio show to the streaming platform. According to Variety, the new series will consist of weekly filmed episodes of "The Howard Stern Show." These episodes are scheduled to begin airing globally on September 17 at 12:01 a.m. PT/3:01 a.m. ET and will continue to release new content every Thursday thereafter. The deal, involving Stern's production company and SiriusXM, marks a notable expansion of Stern's reach, as his show has been a prominent fixture in the entertainment landscape for decades. HBO Max's decision to include this series reflects a growing trend among streaming platforms to attract famous personalities and established brands to enhance their offerings. Each episode promises to deliver the signature mix of humor, interviews, and candid discussions that Stern is known for. Fans are eager to see how the transition from radio to streaming will change the format while maintaining the essence of what has made Stern one of the most enduring figures in popular media. The deal signifies HBO Max's commitment to producing original content that appeals to a wide audience. With the addition of Stern's show, subscribers can expect a blend of entertainment that combines Stern’s unique style with the production quality that HBO is known for. As streaming services increasingly compete for audience attention, familiar names like Stern can provide a significant advantage in drawing viewers to their platform. Following launch day, new episodes will provide fans with engaging content on a weekly basis, expanding the show's legacy in a new format. This move not only caters to long-time fans but also introduces Stern's indelible mark on popular culture to a new generation of viewers, making it a widely anticipated series for both old and new subscribers of HBO Max.

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