Explore "tom kelly" with insightful episodes like "362 Joe Larson Does JiuJitsu", "321: Remembering Bob Barker: Host Of Price Is Right", "Real Life Mrs. Maisel: Felicia Madison", "FFOD166 : “With a Little Bit of Luck” Daniel Haas relives his hunt with Col. Tom Kelly" and "Ray Didinger breaks down The Eagles & Chiefs and the most selfish athletes in sports" from podcasts like ""Tom Kelly Show", "Tom Kelly Show", "Tom Kelly Show", "Fist Full of Dirt" and "Trash Talk with TK"" and more!
Joe is a comedian, husband and father. Joe Larson has been on America's Got Talent. He also does Jiu Jitsu. After killing at the West Side Comedy Club, Joe stops by Tom's apartment to talk about a few topics including:
Bob Barker, the iconic host of the long-running game show "The Price is Right," passed away at the age of 99. Known for his warmth and charm, Barker was a beloved figure in American television for over five decades. He was a passionate animal rights advocate and Tom learns that he asked people to “spay or neuter” their pets NOT spay AND neuter. But for all of Barker’s work, perhaps he reminds us of staying home from school and the people who loved us on sick and snow days. Come on down and enjoy this retrospective pod podcast on Bob Barker’s his life and impact!
Felicia Madison is the Managing Partner at one of the best comedy clubs in New York City, the West Side Comedy Club. She is also a stand up comedian who just recorded her one woman show: 45 Years A Woman which celebrates the 45th anniversary of her bat mitzvah.
Felicia is happily married and has three great kids. She didn’t start comedy until she was 50.
What would prompt a happy Upper East Side mother to pursue just a difficult art? Felicia shares stories about her creative and business tenacity that has lead to her current success.
You probaly recognize the name Colonel Tom Kelly if you follow Mossy Oak and are aware of how we feel about him. This week on A Fist Full of Dirt we’re going to share what may be the most incredible story I’ve ever heard about Tom Kelly. At age 96, he killed a longbeard with his daughter sitting next to him. This hunt was put together by a team of big hearted people led and assembled by Daniel Haas. @dfoxhaas It was months in the planning and every tiny detail had to fall in place perfectly to make it happen. Daniel relives the planning, execution and Divine intervention that took place that is nothing short of incredible. Lauran and I both had tears in our eyes listening to this. The up’s and downs, the close calls and emotions involved. This one is beyond special.
"The last one that ever does come to me will call forth the same emotion that the second one did. I will sit there waiting, gun up and heart thundering, and say to myself what I have said on every single occasion since the second one. "I'm glad I lived to see it one more time." Tom Kelly
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The legend Ray Didinger joins the show to talk about the upcoming Super Bowl matchup between The Eagles and Chiefs. Also, with the reports of Kyrie Irving requesting a trade from The Brooklyn Nets, Tom asks the audience about some of the most selfish athletes in sports.
Kim Kalish is a storyteller who has appeared on the Moth, Conan and College Humor.com. She is performing her one woman show “The Funny Thing About Death” until January 29th.
Kim talks about breaking up and the death of her on again off again boyfriend from college. Sometimes she was too much to deal with. Also, he had cheated on her. One day, Kim is on a New York City subway. She locks eyes with her ex who is on the platform. The door closes. They have a knowing wave and the train pulls away. Three months later . . . Kim finds out her boyfriend died.
Kim’s show is about bereavement and living with loss.
Yet somehow, she is funny.
With over 30 million views of her work digitally Kim also has stories that have been on television and gone viral about working in a bar, sexual fantasies and saving her dad’s life on 9/11.
Her one woman show “The Funny Thing About Death” is at the Cell Theater until January 30th
I had her on my podcast and recorded two shows. I recorded one delightful show about how she handles the loss of her dead ex-boyfriend and an evergreen lighthearted podcast about the storytelling scene.
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This week we're talking about those people, often behind the scenes, who wrote the sonic hits of the 1980’s: The Songwriters. Joining host Lyndsey Parker (Yahoo Music Entertainment Editor) for this epic discussion are two superstar songwriters who probably have written your favorite songs from this current decade, Sam Hollander and Justin Tranter.
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6 Time Emmy Award Winning, Best Selling Author and Sirius Radio Host Janette Barber joins Tom Kelly for the BEST ADVICE his Father ever gave him. NOBODY CARES. Life isn't fair. Nobody cares. Now what? This is the conversation to share with your children and friends mired in the depression and lack of hope that comes with the inequities of life. Do people need to hear "Nobody Cares"? What do you do after you realize "Nobody Cares"? Is this advice useful to you? Comment or email tomkellyshow@me.com
Tom Kelly and filmmaker Steve Burger nostalgically explore Massapequa New York’s Sunrise Mall. The Sunrise Mall was an icon on Long Island’s Nassau / Suffolk border. The mall has declined as online shopping has cut into retail. It’s dancing the line between “ghost mall” and soon to be closed mall.
Over the years, the Sunrise Mall has been a home to Sears, JC Penny, Macy’s, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Walmart, Stern’s, Woolworth, a movie theater, and countless other “mall stores”.
The mall’s owners Urban Edge Properties are not renewing leases as they expire and are planning to redevelop the property but have not yet announced specific plans.
Tom is joined by Caitlin O’Connor an actress and TV host with over 500,000 followers in Instagram. Tom and Caitlin met when Tom was swiping on Bumble. But it turns out, someone had stolen Caitlin’s pictures for Bumble. Caitlin and Tom discuss whether self-effacing humor adversely affects the rest of Tom’s life. Plus: Caitlin discusses whether or not Tom would be a good fit for model and actress CJ Franco. This is the beginning of a two parter of fun.
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Why do we post Yelp and other online reviews? Jeremy L is a former officer in the United States Army, big shot in the corporate world and former “Elite Yelper”. Tom thinks Jeremy is a “Yelp Karen.” J
Jeremy and Tom’s nephew Nico think reviews on Yelp serves a broader purpose than just reviewing online
Show Notes:
Bar that Tom thinks deserves a better Yelp Review: Dorrian’s Red Hand, NYC
At the Stand Up New York comedy party, Kunal Arora gave Tom Kelly a profound piece of advice. “Instead of trying to connect with lots of people focus on making meaningful connections.”
Tom picks Kunal’s brain for more advice on not just navigating New York’s comedy scene, but life.
Show Notes:
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Kunal’s Podcast: Meet Me Outside
Tom reflects on John Calipari’s speech on this week’s Billions. What financial number in the bank would give you the freedom to chase your dreams? What is your price?
Also: Is Tom Kelly Aging Better Than 50 Cent?
Plus: Tom’s BIG Revelation comes AFTER the “Magic Mirror”.
Dean Obeidallah discusses how he gave up a career as a corporate lawyer to become a comedian and an NBC Page. The leap had costs but lead to a career that has taken him to Saturday Night Live, CNN and has allowed him to be an advocate for the Arab community.
In the 23rd episode of "That 90s Baseball Pod" Brandon and Gregg are joined by legendary MLB manager Tom Kelly to discuss managing two World Series winners, memories of Kirby Puckett, Wayne Hattaway, Wayne Terwilliger and many more with copious stories and plenty of laughs.
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Big news for us! We've been shortlisted in the category of Best Olympics and Paralympics Podcast for the inaugural Sports Podcast Awards. There's an element of listener voting to help determine the winner, so please cast a vote for us!
We're also excited to release our Beijing 2022 Viewing Guide, which has information on all of the sports for the Olympics and Paralympics, when everything takes place, and a handy scheduling grid where you can see how the sports schedules overlap on any given day. Plus, sports are in alphabetical order! This is an eBook – get your copy on Amazon, and it will soon be on Apple Books as well.
In our history segment, Jill tells the story of how Albertville won its bid for the 1992 Winter Olympics.
Tons of news from TKFLASTAN this week, including heroes we should emulate: Brittany Bowe, Erin Jackson and Jayson Terdiman.
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Unfortunately, we have some doping news related to Tokyo 2020, but we end on a happier note with news from Beijing about the food delivery system that we may be able to experience when we're at the Games!
Beijing has also opened up the Olympic Agora – but it's a digital version this time around. Check it out!
Transcript available at: https://flamealivepod.com/2022/01/14/episode222
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