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Comedian Shaun Connolly comes by and asks Danny for a soup party. Danny chooses Avgolemono to get him back on the horse.
The boys bounce around as they quickly recap the show they did together last week with Shane Torres, talk Shaun's show "Hot Dog!" he runs in Worcester, and how from clothes to choreography Shaun has always been a man of his own movement.
Shaun also tells us two stories about how food is the best way to make friends.
Support Shaun:
shaunconnollycomedy.com
Instagram: @sirshaunconnolly
Ticket link for "The Roast of Worcester" on 3/15
This week for our charity of choice, Shaun asked to support Compassionate Care ALS. Compassionate Care ALS (CCALS) is a nonprofit organization with a mission to support people diagnosed with ALS, their families, healthcare providers, and communities as they navigate the complexities, both physical and emotional, associated with the disease. Click here to donate now.
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By Danny KilleaComedian Shaun Connolly comes by and asks Danny for a soup party. Danny chooses Avgolemono to get him back on the horse.
The boys bounce around as they quickly recap the show they did together last week with Shane Torres, talk Shaun's show "Hot Dog!" he runs in Worcester, and how from clothes to choreography Shaun has always been a man of his own movement.
Shaun also tells us two stories about how food is the best way to make friends.
Support Shaun:
shaunconnollycomedy.com
Instagram: @sirshaunconnolly
Ticket link for "The Roast of Worcester" on 3/15
This week for our charity of choice, Shaun asked to support Compassionate Care ALS. Compassionate Care ALS (CCALS) is a nonprofit organization with a mission to support people diagnosed with ALS, their families, healthcare providers, and communities as they navigate the complexities, both physical and emotional, associated with the disease. Click here to donate now.