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"How does a guy who stutters wind up as the announcer on the longest running and most popular late night TV show in history? Being funny certainly helps, but as you will discover it’s a long and winding road from Long Island to Hollywood. Why do some celebrities love him and others can’t stand him? What did John say within earshot of the First Lady that almost had me ban him from the studio? The man has no filter and that’s what makes this book an interesting read. Many times I wanted to kill him, hopefully there's still time."―Jay Leno“I first met John when he guested on an episode of Wings, playing a housebound, whiny lunatic who injures himself and sues the property owner. He was made for the role. I’d been a fan of John’s since his Howard Stern Show days, when his jaw-dropping and fearless antics earned him the title Hero of the Stupid. It may have been a joke, but given the state of our world these days, doesn’t everyone need a hero?â€â€•Steven Weber, actor from Wings"John’s authentic, hilarious show biz career heroically started from scratch and now sadly is once again starting from scratch. All the tell-nothing details are in this brilliantly written book."―Richard Lewis, comedian from Curb Your Enthusiasm"As a reoccurring guest on the Howard Stern Show, I would always get super nervous days before going live on air. However, once I got to the studio, I was always greeted with smiles and kindness, especially from John. I'm not sure if it was because inevitably I was going to be naked on the show and John would be in the studio when it happened...Just kidding...I think. John was very professional and never once did I feel uncomfortable. That says A LOT! Continued success to John!"―Tabitha Stevens, Hall of Fame Adult Film Star"I’ve watched John go from Howard Stern guerrilla interviewer to announcer on Jay Leno’s Tonight Show. I have the utmost respect for how John overcame the immense challenges and odds in his life to reach the top of the Hollywood heap. It’s an honor to call him friend."―Rudy Sarzo, bassist for Quiet Riot, Ozzy Osbourne, Whitesnake, and many more"This will be the only book ever written that takes us behind the curtain and inside the inner workings of what was once the Greatest Show on Earth. John is the only one from Howard Stern Show to tell it like it is. It's a riveting read since John doesn't stutter when he writes."―A.J Benza, author of '74 and Sunny"As a reoccurring guest on the Howard Stern Show, I would always get super nervous days before going live on air. However, once I got to the studio, I was always greeted with smiles and kindness, especially from John. I'm not sure if it was because inevitably I was going to be naked on the show and John would be in the studio when it happened. Just kidding...I think. John was very professional and never once did I feel uncomfortable."―Tabitha Stevens, Hall of Fame Adult Film Star"Working with Stuttering John Melendez was always an adventure; the countless interviews I produced for him with celebrities and at events were always a blast! He always took a passionate and aggressive approach with everything he does. If that passion was put into the writing of this book, then it will certainly be an entertaining and honest read. He’s done it all radio, TV, mooching so much money off me that I lost count, and now a book!"―Doug Z. Goodstein, Supervising Producer, Howard Stern on E!
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About the Author
After fifteen successful seasons known as “Stuttering John†on The Howard Stern Radio Show, John appeared on the reality show I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here. His likeability and humor scored him a guest spot on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and immediately after his down-to-earth & hilarious segment, the show’s executive producer and head writer offered John a job. In addition to being a staff writer, John was the Tonight Show announcer, and developed & performed in many comedy sketches and correspondence pieces, as well as being the show’s warm-up act. John remained on for the last ten seasons, until Jimmy Fallon took Jay's place in 2014. John began with The Howard Stern Radio Show as a college intern, but immediately became one of the show's very popular on-air personalities. While gaining national acclaim and recognition for his daring interview style and “no-holds-barred†questions, he started writing for the show as well. He interviewed countless celebrities for the radio show which directly led to him being hired as a field reporter for the nationally syndicated Howard Stern television show. He continued his television work for Stern on the highly-rated Howard Stern E! Television Show. John was the sole writer hired for 2013's "Kareem Abdul Jabbar Roast," hosted by George Lopez. The roast was thrown to celebrate Kareem’s statue in front of Staples Center in Los Angeles. John’s feature film credits include Howard Stern’s Private Parts, Dude, Where’s My Car? and Osmosis Jones. Television appearances include I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here, Celebrity Fear Factor, Wings, Baywatch Nights, and the animated series Tripping the Rift. John also wrote and produced National Lampoon’s One, Two, Many. John recently was the Executive Producer/Co-Host of immensely popular, The Stephanie Miller Happy Hour Show, and is currently about to launch his own video podcast on Stephanie's network entitled, Love, Romance, & Other Lies.
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Product details
Hardcover: 320 pages
Publisher: Rare Bird Books, A Vireo Book (October 16, 2018)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1947856197
ISBN-13: 978-1947856196
Product Dimensions:
6.2 x 0.8 x 9.2 inches
Shipping Weight: 14.1 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
3.8 out of 5 stars
138 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#67,871 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
I was an avid Stern listener for many years, from the time John started on the show until he left for Leno. I continued to listen until about five years ago as I felt the show deteriorated; many bits and gags were eliminated and were replaced by more celebrity interviews and a lot of Howard's uninformed political views, causing me to quickly change stations. John is obviously bitter and jealous of Stern and many of the long time staffers. There were some interesting tidbits in the book, but overall a cheap money grab at the expense of others.John characterizes himself as thick skinned and carefree and you would tend to believe that if you recall the celebrity interviews he did for Stern and the embarrassing questions that he asked that most would shy away from. However, as I read the book and listened to his podcast, which I now consider unlistenable garbage, I unfortunately have come to the conclusion that John is nothing more than an ignorant hustler. Real friends do not write tell all books, only egotistical, selfish jerks do that. John is a first rate backstabber, not much of a friend.John has the writing style of an eight grader and not much depth. The book is disorganized and petty much of it backstabbing those he called friends to make a cheap buck, and I am guilty of buying the book, wish I could take it back. If you are really bored and have no comic books around, or dishes to wash, this could be a book for you
“Don’t drink the Kool-Aid.â€This simple sentence – posted in self-defense by “Stuttering†John Melendez on Facebook in response to rabid fans of former employer Howard Stern reporting that Stern had accused John and his new employer, Tonight Show host Jay Leno, of stealing original material from the Stern Show – effectively ended John’s turbulent and lopsided, decades-long relationship with the King of All Media. John didn’t even know when he posted it that the expression, routinely used by a Tonight Show coworker, refers to a cult leader using his influence to poison his loyal followers to death.John was once one of those loyal Stern Show followers himself as a young man, and his high-profile stunts as an eventual low-paid contributor – ambushing press conferences and red carpets to ruffle the feathers of largely uptight celebrities by asking hilariously offensive questions – helped recruit countless more. His memoir chronicles his life as a determined and creative, OCD-suffering stutterer that prepared him for his role as both the tormenter and the tormented on the most influential radio show of the 1990s, as well as his unlikely transition to announcer and writer for the most-watched late night talk show of the 2000s.John focuses on stories that he knows will interest his readers, and unlike virtually every other published Stern Show insider, he tells these stories without sugarcoating, and seemingly without fear of career retribution. (He jokes that his fearlessness is due to his two pensions.)There’s plenty of delicious Stern Show insight, from the origins of his “Hero of the Stupid†nickname (given to him by a jealous, haughty Robin Quivers after a group of construction workers recognized John and not her), to his tour of Howard’s custom Hamptons mansion -- outfitted with two kitchens, a bowling alley and medieval fireplaces imported from Europe … and paid for with cashed-in Sirius stock.John describes a toxic work environment at the Stern Show where everyone wants to escape -- but, like lobsters in a bucket, they’re compelled to drag down anyone who actually makes the attempt.His experience with Leno and the Tonight Show couldn’t be more different, and John paints a fascinating portrait of a talk show host who actually looked out for his team, who was more workhorse than show pony, and who hoarded useless junk and sneaked hot dogs when image-focused management wasn’t looking.John’s storytelling alternates between conversational – where it shines – to crafted, sometimes overwritten one-liners that seem pulled from his stage act. But the book’s only real flaw is its glaring need for spellcheck and editing.Highly recommended reading for Stern Show listeners who spit out the Kool-Aid while there was still time.
As a Howard Stern fan, I've followed John Melendez since he was an intern on the show. While many staff members couldn't get beyond the shadow of the Stern Show, John managed to succeed in TV, movies, music, and now literature. This is his story, and what a story it is. Tales from the Stern Show and the Tonight Show that you would never read anywhere else.
I'm a stern fan and hoped to read something new. John spends the entire book crapping on everyone that has ever helped him. I forgot about how unlikable he actually is. Half the book he explains how talented, important and funny he is but I cant remember laughing during the entire book. But honestly I didn't read the entire book because the non stern parts are boring and unreadable. Anyone with half a brain can see what a hypocrite he is. I'm sorry and am ashamed I gave him my money. Its makes the Jackie book look like Shakespeare
Not a very good book appears to be a money grab by a disloyal former employee. The book is poorly edited. To bad I wasted my money on the kindle version, the hard copy would make great kindling for my fireplace.
The book is really unorganized. The stories skip all over the place. You think you are going to get some juicy details, but almost everything is what any Stern Show fan will already know. I have been listening to The Howard Stern Show since 1993, but only became a die-hard fan when it went to Sirius. I always thought the Artie years when John was on the show were some of the best, but his stories in the book are very disappointing. He has to keep repeating that he "loves" Howard even though he disparages him every chance he gets. He talks about Leno like he is a god, which we know is complete nonsense. It would have been better if he went in chronological order and actually had some proof to back up the amount of trash he talks.
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