art in the show's more extreme moments.

Former show personality Chaunce Hayden recalls bringing in the ashes of Debbie Tay, a fan favorite who died of a drug overdose in 1995, for an on-air memorial.

6 Stern, pictured here with his wife Beth, is already under fire for laying off employees and scaling back show time, while reportedly making an estimated $8,000 per minute on air himself. Getty Images for SiriusXM

6 Former show personality Chaunce Hayden, pictured here, says he has regrets about things he did during his time working for the show - which has left him traumatized. Getty Images

Hayden says Stern pulled bone fragments from the box and joked about them on camera.

Debbie's family later filed an $8 million lawsuit against Hayden, Stern and Infinity Broadcasting. The case settled before trial, but the final amount was never publicly confirmed.

 It was terrible,  Hayden says.  I do regret it. 

The news comes as Stern is already under fire for laying off employees and scaling back show time, while reportedly making an estimated $8,000 per minute on air himself.