Former ‘The Howard Stern Show’ Employee Jonathan Blitt Teases New Job at Old Navy After Layoffs

Jonathan Blitt, one of the employees who were laid off from The Howard Stern Show earlier this month, teased his next career move.

“So today is my first day working at Old Navy,” Blitt shared as he walked around the store in a video posted on Instagram on Tuesday, July 21. “It’s different than my last job, but it’s a job. The first thing I learned [during] training is ABF: Always be folding.”

“You always need to be folding when you’re not talking to a customer,” he continued, noting he planned to keep his followers “posted” on how things were going.

The following day he learned a new acronym: SAS. “Stock all sizes always,” he explained in another post shared on Instagram.

Though it’s unclear if Blitt has really secured a new gig at Old Navy, according to The U.S. Sun, he was among those who were let go from the long-running radio show last week.

“Howard can be ruthless like that,” a source told the outlet of Blitt’s exit.

In addition to Blitt, longtime employees Benjy Bronk, Memet Walker and Mike Trainor, were among those who were let go. It was later confirmed via a post on the show’s Instagram that fan favorites JD Harmeyer, Jon Hein, Steve Nowicki, Jason Kaplan, Will Murray, Sal Governale, Richard Christy and Mike Pearlman, were marked safe.

Trainor also seemingly confirmed the layoffs with a heartfelt message shared via X. “Incredibly grateful to Howard and the whole gang for the ride and excited for what’s next,” he wrote. “If you know me, like me, or are even vaguely aware of me and don’t hate me and you’re working on something cool, hit me up.”