Well, every morning I lie in bed, and the only thing I can do is think of you. I was calling because I have a really big problem. That's it! I am making a baby! It's baby time! I'm ready to give you a baby. You're completely on fire about having a baby. At any minute, you're gonna be number one. You're gonna be the best morning man in the history of radio. And do you want to know something? You got to think about the economics of this. I'm about two days away from being fired, the way I figure it.
And you know, maybe it's a little premature. You know what? You're getting baby fever here. I'm in the middle of important show research. Robin Leach says we should move to Antigua. And then after he got bounced from NBC and the other places he worked, he started programming radio stations and tried to replicate what I did on the radio.Hi, honey. … Pig Virus really undermined everything I tried to do at NBC and hated me. “I don’t spend my day thinking about Pig Virus, but it is amazing how guys we know who are pretty unoriginal keep landing on their feet. “Pig Virus landed on his feet again,” Stern said in 2008. His hiring at that company caught the attention of Stern. He worked at stations in Ohio, New York, Florida, Minnesota, Maryland, Georgia, Texas and South Carolina. He also worked at WGN-AM 720 in Chicago before leaving in 2010 after a nearly two-year tenure there.
Read more Howard Stern on Joan Rivers’ Funeral: “I Was Crying Like a Baby” “His Cumulus family extends our deepest sympathies to Kevin’s loved ones. “His reputation and accomplishments are simply unparalleled and we are grateful for having had the opportunity to work with him as of WJR in Detroit and most recently, as Operations Manager of KGO and KSFO in San Francisco,” he added. “Kevin was a legendary broadcasting talent who touched many lives in his remarkable 44-year career, and whose successes made an indelible mark on radio. “Kevin Metheny’s sudden passing afternoon is a devastating personal and professional loss for his broadcasting family at Cumulus, and for the entire radio industry,” John Dickey, vice president of KGO and KSFO parent Cumulus Radio, said in a statement. Metheny most recently worked at KGO-AM 810 and KSFO-AM 650 in San Francisco as the operations manager. … Howard is an entertainer and this was part of his material.” “Of course, this isn’t the way I’d prefer to be known,” Metheny told the Daily News of the name. Read more Eric ‘The Actor’ Lynch, Part of Howard Stern’s ‘Wack Pack,’ Dies at 39 A rep for Stern had not responded to Billboard‘s request for comment by press time.
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