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376: Tiny Houses and Air BNB Super Host (and mermaid) Abby Anderson

Abby Anderson is a 12 year Air BNB host and current super host. She owns and rents out two tiny houses in the back of her 178 year old octagon farm house in Aurora, New York. Tom Kelly worked with Abby when he was a merman at what is now Weeki Wachee Springs State Park. Abby was a mermaid in Weeki Wachee Springs, worked for We Work, and has traveled the globe. What inspired her to give up that crazy life to live in a small town and be an AirBNB host? Is this former big city girl going to live in farm town for the rest of her life? Plus: Are you allowed to have sex in an AirBNB? Learn what proper etiquette is for “Air BNB Romance”.

Abby’s Smaller Tiny House in Aurora, New York (Where Tom Stayed) 

Abby’s Bigger Tiny House In Aurora, New York (Shown In Video) 

Abby’s YouTube for her TinyHouses 

Abby’s Instagram

367: Shane Gilles And Massapequa Fan Mail

Comedian Tom Kelly reviews Shane Gillis’s stint hosting Saturday Night Live. Gillis was fired from Saturday Night Live for anti-Asian / homophobic remarks on a podcast. Was Gillis’s appearance on Saturday Night Live what fans wanted? Does it set a standard for “forgiveness” after cancellation? – Tom points out that the Massapequa Sunrise Mall Macy’s is still open. He tries to up his vibration. And reflects on being put into the “Thank You For Being A Friend” Zone. – Plus Tom reflects on the impact Quinnipiac’s Associate Dean of Admissions Al Carbone had on his college experience.

Accused Gilgo Serial Killer In Massapequa

On today’s intense episode of The Tom Kelly Show, we delve deep into the grim story of Rex Heuermann, the alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer, recently arrested and shockingly hailing from Tom’s very own hometown of Massapequa, New York.

Join comedian and Massapequa native Tom Kelly as he navigates the unsettling landscape of his childhood home, transformed into a chilling crime scene. With his intimate familiarity of Gilgo Beach, Tom not only gives us an insider’s look at the haunting setting but also explores the profound shock and disbelief shaking the tight-knit community of Massapequa.

In this episode, Tom visits the neighborhood where 59-year-old Heuermann, a seemingly ordinary architect, husband, and father of two, lived a secret double life. We also journey to the eerie landscapes of Gilgo Beach, painted in a new, darker light as we uncover why it served as an effective location to conceal Heuermann’s horrifying crimes.

Rex Heuermann, now confined behind the cold bars of a prison cell, stands accused of first-degree murder of Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman, and Amber Costello. His connection to these heinous acts? DNA found on a simple piece of discarded pizza crust and a single hair, along with his ominous activities with burner phones.

254: Should Massapequa Drop Its Chief?

Shortly after election day, New York State has mandated that all New York Schools drop their Native American mascots by the end of this school year. Comedian Tom Kelly discusses both sides of whether or not his hometown Massapequa, New York should drop their mascot “The Chiefs”.

300: Stuck In The Sand

Tom accidentally gets the Jeep stuck in the sand on Gilgo Beach. Is there wisdom we can take from having a Jeep stuck in the sand and apply it to life? Plus: Where are we going for the next 300?1