Gotta Piccata!: Episode 98 with Joe Gatto and Steve Byrne

FULL SHOW: The Day We Remembered the Pandemic

It's the 5-year anniversary of COVID-19 being named a global pandemic. Do you remember what the show sounded like back then? Danielle recommends 3 Broadway shows to tourists. Plus, can our listener Bergen nail the "WTF" game?!

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Daily Highlight: Five Years Since Covid Hit

We're taking a moment to reflect on the unprecedented era of Covid-19, marking its fifth anniversary. We revisit our very first Zoom broadcast, featuring the beloved Uncle Johnny, whose memory we cherish deeply.

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Around the Room: Should the Christmas Tree Still Be Up?

Nate was inspired by The Reacher, Sam slayed the air guitar, Gandhi went to an event for a life-changing foundation, Danielle is convinced that her local funeral home has an ulterior motive, Froggy is celebrating Military Appreciation Day, and Skeery is compartmentalizing the holidays!

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Daily Game: WTF Are These Songs?!

Everyone knows and loves these songs, but can you actually understand what they're saying? Try to guess the song from these seemingly gibberish lyrics!

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Daily Horoscopes: March 11th, 2025

Here are your daily horoscopes for March 11th, 2025.

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No More Haircut Cancellations!

Bobby likes to make haircut appointments and then cancel them at the last second. So Garrett calls from the salon to tell him that's no longer an option to him!

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No More Haircut Cancellations!

Bobby likes to make haircut appointments and then cancel them at the last second. So Garrett calls from the salon to tell him that's no longer an option to him!

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Simone Ashley & Hero Fiennes Tiffin of Picture This

This week, Tommy is joined by Simone Ashley and Hero Fiennes Tiffin, who are currently starring in the smash-hit romantic comedy, Picture This. The movie is about a struggling photographer named Pia (Simone) who is told she'll find true love and career success within the next five dates she goes on. With her sister's wedding approaching and her family playing matchmaker, her ex Charlie (Hero) soon reappears, throwing her life into chaos. You know and love Simone from her role in the wildly popular series Sex Education, and of course from starring opposite Jonathan Bailey in the second season of Bridgerton. Hero has a special place in the hearts of many Harry Potter fans because he played a young Tom Riddle in the sixth Harry Potter Film, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, before going on to star in the fan-favorite After franchise. Today, Simone and Hero open up about what it was about this story that made them want to be a part of it, if they can describe one another using only three emojis, if they are open to the idea of going on a blind date, the scene that they were most terrified to do in this film, if Hero prefers playing a darker character or a comedic role, the moment a bee stung Simone when she was filming with Hero and what she did next, if Simone keeps hearing about those steamy scenes between her and Jonathan Bailey, will we see Kate and Anthony as parents in season four, how it was for Simone producing a film for her first time, what’s to come with her new production company, if Hero wants to step into the Wizarding World again, a defining moment for them as artists, their relationships with social media and how they navigate protecting their peace, and so much more. Subscribe, rate, and review this episode if you enjoyed this conversation!

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The Backstory: Losing your head over royalty

The Boleyn sisters were red-hot English socialites in the early 1500s. Their rise and fall, one as the mistress of King Henry the Eighth and one as his queen, was shocking even by the standards of the time. Why did a bishop call one of them the “most infamous whore of all”? How did they catch the king? And how did they lose him, along with one of their heads? 

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