
300 episodes

Tom Kelly Show Tom Kelly
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5.0 • 430 Ratings
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Tom Kelly is a comedian owning the midlife crisis. The Tom Kelly Show is the personality driven podcast that refuses to “niche down”. Each week Tom seeks advice on how to improve his life, shares his adventures and gives unsolicited opinions on the world around him. Tom’s show is a mix of edgy comedy, interviews, inspiration and kindness. If Letterman, Oprah, and Mr. Rogers had a baby . . . it would be this podcast.
Tom Kelly is a stand up comic known for his work at Good Morning America, The View, America’s Got Talent, $100,000 Pyramid and HLN. He's hoping that one day, you'll know him from this!
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346: Debbie Gibson, Stage Fright and Why I Podcast
Debbie Gibson saw my reel poking fun at Merrick, Long Island. As some of my clips went viral this week, I faced an unusual adversary: crippling stage fright, on my own podcast! To overcome that adversary . . . I wrote out a list of the reasons Why I Podcast
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345: At The Bar With Rob White And Les Bayer
What Are You OCD About? What's Your Thanksgiving Move? Why Does Tom Kelly Confuse Rob White With Chelsea White? Who The F is Rob White?
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344: The ROI of LOL - Clayton Fletcher
Does the work place need comedy? Clayton Fletcher is a co author of "The ROI of LOL". Clayton teaches stand up comedy to corporate executives. He believes there are benefits to bringing humor to the workplace. Is comedy the secret to getting workers back into the office or is comedy a one way ticket to getting fired by the folks at Human resources.
- Learn the role laughter plays in the five critical elements of a strong corporate culture: Trust, Openness, Authenticity, Storytelling, and Teamwork. Understand how the skills learned by stand-up comics — like reading a room, being vulnerable or self-deprecating, listening, and overcoming objections — are critical to leaders in today's business climate.
- See how improv fosters teamwork and can be a unifying force in any organization.
- Gain insights into how other kinds of comedy, such as sketch comedy and creative collaboration, can be applied in a business setting to build critical skill sets.
Clayton's Instagram: Clayton Comic
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342: Literal Divorce Signs On Long Island
A House in Massapequa, Long Island has a lawn sign that says "Finally Divorced.” What may seem like a crazy divorcee is actually the sweetest Long Island love story!
Plus: Tom loves his sweat shirt from the Salt Water Long Island clothing line.
Plus: Tom gets ready for Thanksgiving by buying the family dinner at SalPino’s of North Bellmore.
Saltwater Long Island Instagram: @SaltwaterLI
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SalPino’s of North Bellmore Instagram: @SalPinoFoodMarket
SalPino’s of North Bellmore
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341: Trading Showbiz For The Bike Shop
An introspective episode with an old friend Marc! Marc and Tom went to college together. Marc was a founding member of the campus TV station at Quinnipiac. In Tom's mind, Marc gave up showbiz to pursue a simpler life of health, outdoor exercise and family. Marc has biked across the country and to this day works in a bike store instead of a TV studio. What does this old friend think about Tom's paths taken and not taken?
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340 Tony and Karin's Wedding AAR
An AAR is a military term for "AFTER ACTION REVIEW". Tom reviews the "actions" of his friends Tony and Karin's wedding!
Is it appropriate to give a donation in lieu of a wedding gift? Tom Kelly calls his friend Karin to tell her that he is making a donation with her wedding gift. How will she handle it? PLUS some times that Tom was not welcome at weddings. Quinnipiac University's Father Lou Scholarship Fund Click View All Programs and select Father Louis Evangelisto Scholarship Fund.
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Customer Reviews
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FOUND ON TIKTOK
SAW YOUR MASSAPEQUA JOKES ON TIKTOK. LOVE YOUR STUFF MAN
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