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Howard Stern staffers not allowed to speak to radio host ...

“Howard Stern staffers not allowed to speak to radio host at parties in 'cultish' company: 'People were warned'”
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Confidence: High Checked on August 10, 2026

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Former Howard Stern show staffers have reported that they were instructed not to speak directly to Stern at company parties, describing the policy as “cult‑ish” and saying employees were warned about it. These allegations have been detailed in recent news coverage. No contrary evidence has been presented.

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