At Tom & Mickey’s wedding, when their officiant Christine Ebersole was signing the marriage license, a question arose: what should be written under her signature for “Title.” They all quickly agreed on “Two-time Tony Award Winner.” And so it was.

A legend of stage, screen, and television, Christine dishes with Tom & Mickey about her time on SNL, working opposite Richard Burton and Richard Harris in ‘Camelot’ at just 19 years old, her roles in the films ‘Tootsie’ and ‘Amadeus,’ and, of course, real estate (think tree houses, secret passages, wood-burning fireplaces, and the perfect NYC pied-a-terre). Oh, and Big Sally. You’ve got to hear about Big Sally.

More intimate stories you’ll only hear on The Tom & Mickey Show!

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Without Marilyn Maye, it’s safe to say that there would be no Tom & Mickey, and she’ll be the first person to tell you so. Marilyn is a master of her craft, but don’t take our word for it. She was Johnny Carson’s favorite singer and appeared on The Tonight Show 76 times – more than any singer in the show’s history. Ella Fitzgerald, a friend and fan of Marilyn’s, dubbed her “The greatest white female singer in the world.” Join us as the Carson-dubbed “Supersinger” talks of life, love, music, her sold-out evening at Carnegie Hall, Warren Buffet, Bob Mackie, and French Martinis. If you don’t know Marilyn Maye, listen up – it’s time to get hip!

Pay attention to marilynmaye.com and sign up to her email list. (maybe Tell her Tom & Mickey sent you.)

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On January 28, 2008, a thoroughly cold and miserable Monday evening in Manhattan, Tom Postilio and Mickey Conlon were invited by a mutual friend to a concert at The Town Hall on West 43rd Street. The weather nearly discouraged Mickey from showing up, but with some persuasive prodding from their host, he did. Just a few minutes before showtime, Tom and Mickey were introduced to each other for the first time. Despite having many friends in common, somehow, they were unaware of one another. Neither of them could have known that night that they were already on their way to becoming “Tom & Mickey.” Like any great romcom, there were complications at the beginning that threatened to hijack their happily ever after. Perhaps it was a shared love of Sinatra, the Great American Songbook, and old Hollywood that bound them. Or was it fate’s determination? Come hear the tale that launched a romance, an epic business partnership, and, yes, a podcast.

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The Tom & Mickey Show is produced by director & editor extraordinaire: Stephen Penta