Recently, Howard Stern’s show featured an in-depth conversation with the legendary Barbra Streisand, marking her debut on the program.
The iconic singer and actress shared intimate stories from her life and career, discussing topics like her historic duet with Judy Garland, her relationship with James Brolin, and her regrets over missed film roles. She opened up about her experience singing alongside Garland, describing the support they offered each other and Garland’s humor during the performance. Streisand also touched on her love story with Brolin, revealing a sweet moment that inspired the song “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing,” penned by songwriter Diane Warren after hearing Streisand recount it in a past interview.
Additionally, Streisand spoke about opportunities she turned down, including roles in films like Splash and Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, and how her passion for storytelling continues to drive her, even as she now considers directing more than acting. This rich, hour-long interview offered listeners a rare glimpse into Streisand’s personal reflections and legendary career highlights, adding to the Howard Stern Show’s reputation for drawing out fascinating details from its famous guests.
