Shuli Egar, a nationally-renowned headliner, transformed a one-week audition in New York into a remarkable 15-year radio career. During this tenure, he served as a writer, producer, and on-air correspondent for the legendary Howard Stern Show. Shuli's comedic talents shone brightly when he dropped his double album, "Shulogy," in 2019, which made an impressive debut by claiming both the #1 and #2 spots on the iTunes Comedy Charts. In the midst of the pandemic, Shuli and his family decided to bid farewell to New York, eventually parting ways with The Howard Stern Show. They sought refuge down South, where Shuli began a new chapter as a free agent. Embracing the vibrant world of podcasting, he now boasts three successful shows: "The Shuli Show," "The Miserable Men Show" (exclusive to Patreon), and "The Uncle Rico Show." Beyond his Stern Show legacy, Shuli co-hosts "The Jay Thomas Show" and "The Dr. Harry Fisch Show" on Sirius XM, and his witty contributions have graced "The Scott Ferrall Show" and "Miserable Men." With an extensive touring history, Shuli has graced the stages of clubs nationwide as part of "The Killers of Comedy" and "Ronnie's Block Party." He remains a regular fixture in the stand-up comedy scene, delivering laughs in clubs across the United States.