shock jock AmE

The fact is "shock jocks" are called that for a reason.

New York is also home to several famous "shock jock" morning drive shows.

Hosts of hot talk shows are usually known as shock jocks.

Admittedly it is public radio, and nobody could call me a shock jock.

Clinton and Dole are forced to appear on every local shock jock morning show in the country.

Such figures are the next generation of "shock jocks."

"Our concern is that there are many shock jocks waiting in the wings.

Thus does the shock jock finally become human.

Ryan's style was considered by some to be that of a motor-mouth shock jock.

They would not play shock jock, but calmly asked for time to meet with him, time to reflect.

The children who tune in now will be tomorrow's adults, an audience that has grown up with the king of shock jocks.

The shock jocks continue to use sound bites from the film as ongoing gags.

Her book seems oddly insulated from the real world of shock jocks and sleazy talk shows.

Depriving a shock jock of deprecation is an outrage against his human rights.

Starting with the "shock Jocks," the use of constant cussing has become prevalent.

Here's an increasingly common scenario: A "shock jock" goes on the radio every day and is generally obscene.

He is also the third cousin of shock jock Gordon Keith.

In radio, shock jocks use this brand of humour.

Influence is a 2005 play by David Williamson about a right-wing radio "shock jock".

Kennedy is often described as a "shock jock" for his controversial on-air persona.

Often shock jocks who go too far just move on to a bigger radio station with a bigger salary.

Normally, he liked to listen to the area's local shock jocks rant and rave.

He had a boom box on the curb, and he was listening to shock jock radio.

These new shock jocks encourage on-air interaction between callers from the public and the people in the studio.

Leslie Willis was once Metropolis' most controversial radio shock jock.