Best Radio Personalities / Shows
The best talk show host with irreverent banter with his crew and unpredictable interactions with a wide variety of guests. He was just hilarious and never boring. I miss him already.
Don's a hit at our home, as my son was also a popular on-air personality until they changed formats. But he enjoys listening to Don's show whenever he is on if possible.
The best morning show ever. Unfortunately, he is retiring on March 31, 2018.
I used to listen to his stories as a little girl on the school bus. Oh, I must have been nine, maybe ten. He was an inspiration to me. He taught me many lessons in life.
A voice made for radio. A way of speaking that delighted the ear. Honest in telling the news as it happened. Paul Harvey was a pioneer and should be #1 on this list.
When I was a small child, radio and radio news were all we had. We had Paul Harvey, Johnny Dollar, The Six Shooter, and work. I miss it all!
Visit WebsiteHe invented the type of radio that all the others on this list are copying. He offers true reality entertainment. Unlike the manufactured "reality" shows, he shares his deepest secrets and weaknesses with the audience. No other entertainer is that honest and on display.
Howard is all that they criticize him for: he's arrogant, he's crude, he's not pleasing to the eyes, he's somewhat misogynistic, he's somewhat racially unclear, and he is overpaid. With all that being "true," I see an intelligent, determined, thoughtful, hard-working, scrupulous man.
They were great together, alone not so much. Mike has become a cranky old man, and Mad Dog talks less and less on his show about sports and more about his infatuation with Bruce Springsteen.
Long before the movie "American Graffiti" or the TV show "Midnight Special," he was a real all-night outlaw DJ on an overpowered station broadcasting from Tijuana.
Rush Hudson Limbaugh III, born on January 12, 1951, and died on February 17, 2021, was an American radio personality, political commentator, author, and television host. He was best known for hosting The Rush Limbaugh Show, which was nationally syndicated and became one of the most influential talk... read more He makes me see the motivations behind politicians' actions and makes me think deeper. He is great in his knowledge of history and understands what has worked well for America and what hasn't. Congress should have to consult with him before they vote on anything.
Howard the Duck number one, proof that idiocy rules the world. Many good talk show hosts, but none do a better job than Rush.
I've been an avid fan since 1988. Loved him so much my license plate says "Ditto."
Best show on any type of radio. The Ron and Pepper Hicks Show is right there too. Anyone who says they copy Stern clearly stopped listening a long time ago and is just trying to ride a wave long past.
An absolute must-listen for any fan of comedy. Go download compilations of Patrice, Louis CK, Bob Kelly, Maron, Rogan, and you will not be disappointed. The only show that was a complete hang.
Changed the game by not having an itinerary for the show. Allowed guests to just come in and talk. Absolutely uncensored and the edgiest program in history.
The Newcomers
What a great listen. This guy loves sports. He is a fan doing sports talk radio and is one of the best.
Got to love his passion for sports. A bit of a homer, but he is NJ/NY. A great listen.
I can only hear them on the Internet. I subscribed to Sirius Radio in both my trucks because I was told they were on it, and I could listen to them anywhere in the States in my truck. Sirius Radio lied to me. They are not on it. I canceled my two subscriptions and have encouraged my friends to do so too.
Don't lie to get subscribers!
Most funny and entertaining show I have heard of late. The ironic thing about them is, you can hear something on the Stone & Digital Dave Show, and days later, Howard Stern, Elvis Duran, or Imus will have ripped it off like it was their original idea.
Kudos to Elvis for managing this bunch and keeping it moving, but the true genius is the one who hired this diverse group of amiable co-hosts. They crack me up every morning and inspire topics of conversation later in the day with friends and family.
Listened this morning to a segment on breakups and had to slow down driving from laughing too hard at the question, "Were you looking at him at the time?" referencing the caller saying it was during sex that she initiated the "we're done." Awesome show.
They were legends in Indiana where I grew up, so when I moved to Indianapolis 10 years ago, I was so happy to hear their program. I moved away in 2000 for the military and have missed them ever since. I recently found out Bob has since retired from the show and Kristi has left as well.
This show gave me a reason to laugh in the morning. Can't believe the show was canceled - just so wrong.
Day-to-day, the best show on radio!
Who could resist this show? The brothers played hilariously off each other and the callers.
You learn a lot more about everything, not just cars. Fun show every time.
These guys are amazing. Not only are they funny, they take you on a tour of creativity and excitement.
These guys deserve to be number one! They have me in hysterics every day on the way home from work.
Been listening to them since I was young. Still love them!
One of the best, funniest, and most relatable morning shows on radio today. You don't dominate a market like Philadelphia without being wildly talented. These guys do it daily.
Miss these guys since I moved. Listen to them on the internet sometimes.
Phil as "host," Phil as "guest," and clueless, outraged callers from the '90s through the mid-2000s is sheer genius, radio gold.
Phil Hendrie is the last bastion of true performance radio. Never disappointing.
I'd stay up later than necessary to hear Phil jerk fools around. Priceless.
Still funny after all these years. Nice guys, too.