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Howard refuses to admit it, but his show has not played well outside of the I-95 corridor in the northeast and along the same corridor in South Florida (105.9, "BIG 106"), which is filled with transplanted New Yorkers (like me).

Howard's show was at its peak everywhere around 1992 to 1995 when they had voice impressionist, Billy West, on the show. One of the best of Billy West's impressions was him doing an impression of Paul Tsongas doing an impression of Elmer Fudd (they both sounded almost identical). I laughed so hard at that bit that I had to pull my car to over to the curb and let the laughter and tears flow.

Howard used to put more effort into his show. They produced some incredible bits for the show which they rarely do nowadays. And of course, things are different now that Jackie the Jokeman is gone.

However, today's bit with Scott the Engineer was quite hilarious because it was so true. There are lots of guys out there who have all their ego deflated from them because they are Pu**y Whipped.

p.s. Imagine the Hell Scott is going to catch later today from his wife.

What you said. I LOVED Billy West.

And of course, things are different now that Jackie the Jokeman is gone.

I don't miss the Jokeman at all. Artie is just as good.