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Home > Past Shows > Thursday, May 21, 2009 Thursday, May 21, 2009
Michael Feldman
Whad'ya Know?Fans of public radio’s weekly call-in show Whad’ya Know will be happen to learn that host Michael Feldman has condensed his program into the perfect package for bathroom reading. His new book, Whad’ya Know is a fun collection of trivia, quizzes, stories and fun facts all of which you can enjoy in short snippets or long reading session. Feldman has been hosting his show for close to 25 years now, but his time spent in radio spans back even further. A former teacher and cab driver, Feldman is also the author of a few other books including Glad You Asked, Thanks for the Memos andSomething I Said?: Innuendo and Out the Other. Josh Arnold
As a 30-year old dude living in St. Louis, Josh Arnold is pursuing his dream of becoming a stand-up comedian. Arnold knew this was the path for him when he noticed he had a knack for sketch, stand-up and improv comedy, all good skills to have in this particular business. Will he be able to put those talents to good use when he makes his next appearance on the BOB&TOM Show? We'll just have to listen and find out. Follow Josh on facebook. Tommy Johnagin
Tommy Johnagin began his stand-up career at the ripe young age of 18, a decision his parents were less than thrilled with. But how could they argue this life choice when their son obviously possessed a gift for joke telling, and more importantly, promised to pay them back for the six semesters of college he "wasted." While on stage (and hopefully on the air) Tommy doesn’t curse, but what he does do is find the humor in his life and the people he meets, (especially in his practical joke loving father). Tommy has been featured on the "Late Show with David Letterman" and and was a finalist on NBC's "Last Comic Standing." Follow Tommy on twitter. Tommy's new album, "Stand Up Comedy 2" is available now! Ryan Belleville
Born to EntertainWhen your mother is an actor and your father is playwright, more often than not you’re also going to end up in the entertainment industry. Such is the story of Ryan Belleville, a guy whose destiny became apparent the moment he realized he liked dressing up in silly costumes and singing show tunes. Ryan now works as an actor and a stand-up comedian whose TV credits include The Late Late Show and Live at Gotham
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