Tom walks to a show on the East Side of New York City.  He explains why his ear is bleeding and shares a story about time.

Tom Kelly asks “How can we stand with Ukraine if unite on a strategy to fight Covid 19?” Should CNN have commercials during war coverage? 

Tom asks a question about Match.com etiquette.

Also: Tom is afraid of being your emotionally expensive friend.

Show Notes:

Tom's Comedian Friend's Instagram: Mario Bosco

Lee Camp's TV Show that is owned by Russia: Redacted Tonight

Tom broadcasts from his nephew's youth hockey game.  Tom tries something new.  But does he learn any life lessons or does this become an audio disaster?

What are the lessons we can learn from Kim Kardashian's divorce from Kanye West and West's trolling of Pete Davidson?  Were there red flags?  Let's ask Taylor Swift.

Plus Tom talks about his own missed red flags and how he decided if someone bullies someone else, they may one day bully him.

From Worst To First: The True Story Of Z100 New York is a documentary about how Scott Shannon took Z100 AND THE Z Morning Zoo radio show from “Worst To First” in the New York market. Tom Kelly reviews how the strategies of “Morning Zoo” pioneers 40 years ago are relevant to creative people today.

1) Be creative. 2) Be different. 3) Be aggressive. 4) Enroll your listeners and supporters in your future success.

Show Notes:

Buy Or Rent From Worst To First On : YouTube

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.

Tessa West, author and Associate Professor of Psychology at NYU, discusses her new book "Jerks at Work: Toxic Coworkers and What To Do About Them". She identifies the types of jerks you're likely to encounter in the workplace—from overbearing bosses to irritating colleagues—and provides a strategic and ethical game plan for breaking free from these difficult people.