Shuli Egar
Stand-up comedian

Shuli Egar

Also known as Shalom Shuli

Who Shuli Egar is

Shuli Egar is a stand-up comedian and longtime correspondent for The Howard Stern Show, known to its listeners as Shalom Shuli. Born in Israel and raised in Los Angeles, he started in stand-up in Las Vegas, where he lived for about twelve years, worked the near-empty casino rooms of the Strip and, with friends, produced open mic shows all over town.

After years as a regular caller to the Stern show he met Howard Stern in 2002 and was brought on as a correspondent for the Howard 100 News team. He headlines clubs around the country, including three nights at Minnesota's Royal Comedy Theatre in 2017 and Wilmington's Dead Crow Comedy Room in 2018, and in 2019 he released two albums, Shulogy (Sober Show) and Shulogy (Wasted Show). His tracks were played on SiriusXM's Raw Comedy channel in 2024 and 2025.

At a glance

Albums
Shulogy and Shulogy
On screen
The Howard Stern Show

On stage

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Specials, shows and podcasts

Albums

On screen

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Their stand-up

Shuli Egar first appeared on The Howard Stern Show in June 2003 and was an early hire when Howard 100 News was created in 2005, later reporting on and keeping tabs on the show's Wack Pack and filling in for Lisa G and Steve Langford.

Questions and answers

Where is Shuli Egar performing next?

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What TV shows and films are they in?

The Howard Stern Show.

Who are some comedians like them?

Robert Schimmel (also in The Howard Stern Show).

The full SUCDb record

The full record — the career in order, the specials and credits, and the sources for each — is on SUCDb, with a button to add them to your D.O.C., your twelve.

Sources

Updated 9 October 2026 · the record checked 8 October 2026