Here's The Story, Of a Guy Named Dr. Will
Bob & Tom PSYCHOtherapist, and long time friend of the show, Dr. Will Miller became popular for his theories on classic television and how those shows reflect on our own society and psychology. In his Book, Why We Watch, Dr. Will discussed everything from Gilligan's Island to Scooby Doo and how those reruns were actually the path to personal peace. Then in his next work, Refrigerator Rights, Dr. Will took an in depth look at what friendship in America is all about by examining how individuals give out Refrigerator Rights. In other words, how many friends do you have that are allowed to just walk right in your home and start rummaging through you're ice box? It's this analytical look at everyday life and pop culture that made Dr. Will the perfect expert to discuss the Brady Bunch in the upcoming A&E Biography special on one of the most famous sitcom families of all time.

As Seen on TV
Comedian Sean Kent of Last Comic Standing fame, is a native Texan, which kind of explains why he wore a cowboy hat throughout the series. Though he didn’t win either season he competed in, Sean Kent was able to showcase his talents in front of a nationwide audience, so the time he spent working in reality television wasn’t a total wash. Kent has been headlining clubs across the country for years, and has written for a number of TV shows including The Best Damn Sports Show, Friday Night Videos and Yes, Dear. This will be Kent's second appearance on the BOB&TOM show, but he's no stranger when it comes to talk radio, he co-hosts The Free Speech Show weeknights out in LA.

Your Wednesday Guest Host, Jim Gaffigan
And Cut! Comedian Jim Gaffigan was a fish out of water, or as he saw it, an immigrant from a strange land when he first arrived in New York over 10 years ago. Where was this far off place Gaffigan called home before moving to the big-apple? No, it wasn’t overseas or even outer space, it was a small town in the midwest. But Jim's story of an Indiana native turned big city star was the inspiration for his short lived, yet critically acclaimed sitcom Welcome To New York. This series didn’t last long on network television but that hasn't kept Jim off the small screen. Since then, Gaffigan has appeared on Sex in the City, three Law & Order series, The Ellen Show, and as a reoccurring character on That 70’s Show and Ed. Along with his constant touring of the US comedy club scene, Gaffigan can also be seen in a handful of hysterical Sierra Mist commercials.

FACTOID – Jim Gaffigan was approached to create his sitcom after his first time performing on “The Late Show with David Letterman.”

Your Tuesday Guest Host, Tim Cavanagh
Tim Cavanagh is a man who can write a song about anything. What's even more impressive is that most of the time he can perform them in under a minute. Just check out his two most recent CD’s, The One Minute Song volumes 1 & 2 to see for yourself. In these tunes, Tim tackles topics ranging from having a house full of dead baboons to America's under appreciation of Columbus Day, and each one is accompanied by his often overlooked guitar stylings. Cavanagh has been featured on ten different B&T albums and is the man we turn to whenever we need a tribute to an obscure topic. Tim’s always a joy to have in the studio, even when he's not being backed up by the world famous Cavanettes, and especially when he hosts Jeopardy for Dummies.

And Now a Reading By Mike Birbiglia
For weeks now Mike Birbiglia has been sharing his stories from the road in a little segment he likes to call his Secret Public Journal, now accompanied by a snappy little intro featuring a full horn section. We're very excited to say that this week he'll be calling in to read his newest installment, and maybe do a little standup comedy as a added bonus. Recently, Mike's been taking part in a huge comedy tour with fellow friends of the show like Drew Hastings, Henry Phillips and Pat Godwin. You can sign up to have Mike's Secret Public Journal e-mailed directly to your in-box by clicking here.

FACTOID - You can join Mike's ongoing pizza discussion by clicking here and adding your thoughts.

Where America Turns For News
Comedian Bob Zany may not realize it by the way we treat him when he calls in, but he's our most eagerly anticipated guest each week. There are few comedians working today that have the guts it takes to come on a nationally syndicated radio show every week and perform all new material. Then to top it all off, he invites listeners to call in and fix his jokes that some have deemed 'virtually laugh free.' Sounds fun doesn't it? Catch The Zany Report every Tuesday so you too can play "Fix the Joke Baby" where the prize package includes CDs, t-shirts, and a BOB&TOM VIP membership.

Mr. Haney
Rob Haney has been a good friend of the show and a frequent visitor the the studio for many years. And though he's an extremely funny guy and a great joke teller, the most fun we have whenever he stops by is pointing out how cheap he his. And by cheap, we mean he'd squeeze a dollar so tight George Washington would scream. Along with that alarming personality trait, Haney's well known on the show for his poem about personal hygiene (which can be found on the obscure B&T album Factory Air) and his Talking Dog Joke )which is available on the album Gone Wild). This Monday, Rob Haney will be appearing at Bears Place in Bloomington, IN which was recently recognized in USA Today as one of the top comedy clubs in America. In an interesting bit of trivia, Haney was the first comedian ever to take the stage there, way back in 1983.

FACTOID - Rob Haney owns his own comedy club, Wileys, in Dayton, OH