Tommy McFly's guest appearances

Tommy McFly

Our Town with host Andy Ockershausen - Homegrown History

What's Working in Washington

Sadly Lacking Radio

Industry Night

Walk A Mile With Tommy McFLY

Donnie Simpson

Bill Simmons

Adam Carolla

Jake Gyllenhaal

David Katz

Lidia Bastianich

Howard Stern

David Letterman

Michael Douglas

John Candy

Doug Duncan

Chris Russell

Carla Hall

Anthony Cumia

Tom Quinn

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Play Ball! Mr DC, Tommy McFly + Natitude Dining

Ryan Seacrest

Tommy McFly on what teachers should do with kids who talk non-stop in the classroom -"The kid in the class who the teacher always says, "Stop talking." They need to be in speech and debate, because you get to channel your argument. You get to channel your ability to stand in front of the crowd where they actually encourage you to be in front of the crowd in a classroom making a ruckus."Tommy McFly - Radio Host 94.7 Fresh FM - Weekdays 6 - 10 A.M.A Ockershausen:	I'm so delighted to have a very special, young guest. We haven't had many, Tommy. Thank God for you. The Washington Post says our next guest is a “local Ryan Seacrest”. That's quite a tribute when the paper says that. Janice says he is cute, sweet, very high energy, and by all accounts the future of modern radio. I applaud that. Doing it the old fashioned way, making list as a member of his radio family, one at a time, Tommy McFly is doing it right. Tommy, welcome to Our Town, and welcome back to your old home at WMAL Q107 Studios.Tommy McFly:	Absolutely. It's so great to be back here today. A Ockershausen:	Now you came back as a major star. When you left there, you were just starting to ...Tommy McFly:	I was a nobody. They threw me out of here. A Ockershausen:	Now, you were never nobody. When you worked with Jack Donovan, you were so popular and still are. The best part that I found out about you Tommy, and I didn't know much because ... I'm being honest with you. I'm not a listener, because I don't even know what Fresh is anymore. I know what callers are. Somebody said, "He's Fresh." I don't know what Fresh is. I don't know when that happened. Five years ago?Tommy McFly:	About six years ago, yeah. Fresh re-launched as sort of a contemporary pop station. We play songs from Katy Perry and Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars. All your favorites, Andy. A Ockershausen:	They are favorite, but they're all over the country. Right? There's a Fresh in every market.Tommy McFly:	There's a couple Fresh. CBS Radio has ... Right now there are two Fresh left. There's a Fresh in New York and a Fresh in D.C.A Ockershausen:	Okay. The rest of them, they changed the formatting. Tommy McFly:	At one point, we had three. There was as Chicago Fresh. Absolutely. A Ockershausen:	You have three people in your cast too. That number three keeps popping up. Tommy McFly:	I do. I work with my two best friends, Kelly Collis and Jen Richer.A Ockershausen:	How lucky can you be? Tommy McFly:	Honest to goodness, having the opportunity six years ago to start a morning show in a major city like Washington-A Ockershausen:	Wow!Tommy McFly:	In a city that we all love. A Ockershausen:	Capital of the world.Tommy McFly:	Absolutely. I completely agree that this city is more important than New York and more important than Los Angeles by far. To be able to do it here for a great company that believed in us and let us. They put me who was a yelling night jock and my sarcastic, recently divorced neighbor who lived down the street and my friend who came from news, and let us do a morning show in Washington. It was an unbelievable opportunity. A Ockershausen:	Wow!Tommy McFly:	It's funny. Kelly, my co-host, says that sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. A Ockershausen:	No question about that. Tommy McFly:	We hit the lucky streak on that one for sure. We for six years-A Ockershausen:	Luck follows hard work, which to me is speed. Your hard work was the luck, come from your hard work.Tommy McFly:	Well, thank you very much. A Ockershausen:	It's true. It's true in life. The harder you work, the luckier you'll get. Tommy McFly:	We always say that we are not the funniest or best looking show, but we will outwork you every day of the week. A Ockershausen:	Tommy, you do it in so many ways. Now, let's talk about the original McFly. When you were a child, you got involved in radio. What is your hometown? Is it Scranton? Tommy McFly:	It's Scranton,

Tommy McFly on what teachers should do with kids who talk non-stop in the classroom - "The kid in the class who the teacher always says, "Stop talking." They need to be in speech and debate, because you get to channel your argument. You get to channel your ability to stand in front of the crowd where they actually encourage you to be in front of the crowd in a classroom making a ruckus." Tommy McFly - Radio Host 94.7 Fresh FM - Weekdays 6 - 10 A.M. A Ockershausen:	I'm so delighted to have a very special, young guest. We haven't had many, Tommy. Thank God for you. The Washington Post says our next guest is a “local Ryan Seacrest”. That's quite a tribute when the paper says that. Janice says he is cute, sweet, very high energy, and by all accounts the future of modern radio. I applaud that. Doing it the old fashioned way, making list as a member of his radio family, one at a time, Tommy McFly is doing it right. Tommy, welcome to Our Town, and welcome back to your old home at WMAL Q107 Studios. Tommy McFly:	Absolutely. It's so great to be back here today. A Ockershausen:	Now you came back as a major star. When you left there, you were just starting to ... Tommy McFly:	I was a nobody. They threw me out of here. A Ockershausen:	Now, you were never nobody. When you worked with Jack Donovan, you were so popular and still are. The best part that I found out about you Tommy, and I didn't know much because ... I'm being honest with you. I'm not a listener, because I don't even know what Fresh is anymore. I know what callers are. Somebody said, "He's Fresh." I don't know what Fresh is. I don't know when that happened. Five years ago? Tommy McFly:	About six years ago, yeah. Fresh re-launched as sort of a contemporary pop station. We play songs from Katy Perry and Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars. All your favorites, Andy. A Ockershausen:	They are favorite, but they're all over the country. Right? There's a Fresh in every market. Tommy McFly:	There's a couple Fresh. CBS Radio has ... Right now there are two Fresh left. There's a Fresh in New York and a Fresh in D.C. A Ockershausen:	Okay. The rest of them, they changed the formatting. Tommy McFly:	At one point, we had three. There was as Chicago Fresh. Absolutely. A Ockershausen:	You have three people in your cast too. That number three keeps popping up. Tommy McFly:	I do. I work with my two best friends, Kelly Collis and Jen Richer. A Ockershausen:	How lucky can you be? Tommy McFly:	Honest to goodness, having the opportunity six years ago to start a morning show in a major city like Washington- A Ockershausen:	Wow! Tommy McFly:	In a city that we all love. A Ockershausen:	Capital of the world. Tommy McFly:	Absolutely. I completely agree that this city is more important than New York and more important than Los Angeles by far. To be able to do it here for a great company that believed in us and let us. They put me who was a yelling night jock and my sarcastic, recently divorced neighbor who lived down the street and my friend who came from news, and let us do a morning show in Washington. It was an unbelievable opportunity. A Ockershausen:	Wow! Tommy McFly:	It's funny. Kelly, my co-host, says that sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. A Ockershausen:	No question about that. Tommy McFly:	We hit the lucky streak on that one for sure. We for six years- A Ockershausen:	Luck follows hard work, which to me is speed. Your hard work was the luck, come from your hard work. Tommy McFly:	Well, thank you very much. A Ockershausen:	It's true. It's true in life. The harder you work, the luckier you'll get. Tommy McFly:	We always say that we are not the funniest or best looking show, but we will outwork you every day of the week. A Ockershausen:	Tommy, you do it in so many ways. Now, let's talk about the original McFly. When you were a child, you got involved in radio. What is your hometown? Is it Scranton? Tommy McFly:	It's Scranton,

Tommy McFly – D.C.’s “local Ryan Seacrest”

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