I ask because if you can get this channel, there's a show on this weekend that may be worth a look. It's part of a series called "The Dark Side of the 2000s" and it explores some of the more odd things that happened at the turn of the century. 

On Saturday at 12 noon, there's a two hour episode being rerun about the birth of the Shock Jock and the way it changed radio. It centres on Howard Stern, who seems to have started radio wars with just about anyone who dared compete with him. 

Even if you can't see the episode (and that schedule is based on the U.S. channel, so it could be different here,) there's a fairly interesting article about the incredibly odious thing he did to one Chicago competitor and how the two men wound up hating each other. Stern would later say he was sorry for his actions, but the man whose family he viciously attacked and insulted on air has never forgiven him, saying to this day, "he can burn in hell."

The story is at the link below and if you're interested and can get the channel, you may want to set your DVR to see it. 

Shock jock radio feud from the early 2000s between Howard Stern and Mancow Muller is reignited on 'Dark Side of the 2000s'