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328: Dewanna Bonner, Content Warning And Sponsors

Should Tom Kelly stop saying “Trigger Warning” in favor of “Content Warning”. Plus . . . Dewanna Bonner is a star in the WNBA. Tom loves saying her name with his Long Island accent. Tom shares a “comedy malfunction” when he asks regular New Yorkers to say her name.

And biggest news! – The Tom Kelly Show is sponsored by SalPino Food Market of Bellmore –

Show Notes:

SalPino of Bellmore

Dewanna Bonner Instagram

Becca Allen Instagram:

326: Is Comedy Cure For Mental Illness Or The Cause?

Ryan Zeitz is a stand-up comedian and bipolar mental health advocate based out of Toronto, Ontario.  He leads standup comedy classes for people struggling with depression.  As a professional comedian Tom Kelly questions the value of such classes as Ryan and Tom discuss whether performing stand up is the cause of depression or the cure.

This is a walk and talk episode filmed with some new toys.

Audio: DJI Mic

Video: iPhone 13 Pro Max with Osmo 6 Selfie Stick Gimbel.

Ryan Zeitz Instagram:

Ivan Decker, Comedian Ryan Admires:

Tom Kelly | Funny or Mean? | SPEAK: Laughter

In this humorous SPEAK talk, comedian Tom Kelly recounts an incredible story from his days as a warm-up comic for “The View” that begs the question, are you being funny or being mean? This talk is extremely topical for what is going on in the comedy and entertainment worlds and it really gets to the heart of the matter in a genuine and humorous way.

325: Nicole Eggert – Baywatch, Charles In Charge, Mom

We dive into the fascinating journey of her career — from her very first gig in a Johnson and Johnson baby shampoo commercial to becoming a household name on two seasons on Baywatch. Nicole opens up about why she walked away from acting, including her adventure as an ice cream truck owner and how embracing motherhood has redefined her priorities and perspective. We also explore her new documentary that takes a nostalgic look back at ‘Baywatch,’ and like many of us, including host Tom Kelly, Nicole shares her thoughts on navigating what comes next in life.

Show Notes:

Nicole Eggert’s Podcast: Perfectly Twisted on YouTube

Nicole Eggert’s Podcast: Perfectly Twisted On Apple

Nicole Eggert’s Podcast: Website: https://perfectlytwistedpod.com

324: Al Martin: How I Created a Comedy Empire in 30 Short Years324:

Al Martin is the owner of the Broadway Comedy Club and once owned the New York Comedy Club in New York City. Al’s comedy empire rose from the ashes of having his polygraph business destroyed by Federal legislation in the 1990s. Al discusses his new one man show at the Broadway Comedy Club this Saturday September 9th and how adversity lead to his successes. – Plus: Al gives advice for people reinventing their lives, comedians just starting out and of course . . . Tom Kelly.

322: Following Your Own Success

Tom’s going viral! Only in Southern Nassau County, New York and Massapequa Long Island. His TikTok and Instagram success has made him a “micro influencer” on Long Island. Tom explores the pressure of following your own success when you’re on a good streak. Plus: Why Taylor Swift Will Never Become President. Inside Stories and “Real Person Talent” from Good Morning America’s Tim McGraw concert!

321: Remembering Bob Barker: Host Of Price Is Right

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 podcast on Bob Barker’s his life and impact!

319: SAG AFTRA WGA Strike Needs To Be More Strikey

Tom Kelly joins the WGA and SAG AFTRA picket lines as the summer of strikes continues. Tom discusses his own experiences and lack of support on a few issues as a SAG AFTRA Member. Does the union represent the needs of the “regular” union member? Is this strike about the “cool kids” in the union? Is Fran Drescher a proper leader? Tom details what he believes the WGA and SAG AFTRA will have to do to make the strike more effective.