Tom Papa

Tom Papa, a multifaceted figure in the entertainment industry, has distinguished himself in a variety of roles throughout his career. His most notable accomplishments include hosting the Sirius XM Satellite Radio shows "Come to Papa" and "What a Joke with Papa and Fortune," the latter of which he co-hosts with Fortune Feimster. Papa's talents also extend to writing, having served as the head writer and performer on the radio variety show "Live from Here," hosted by Chris Thile. Additionally, Papa has recorded five stand-up specials, including "Live in New York City" and "Freaked Out," the latter directed by Rob Zombie.

Aside from his radio and stand-up endeavors, Papa has made his mark in both film and television. His filmography includes roles in "Behind the Candelabra" and "The Informant!" both directed by Steven Soderbergh, and a recurring role as Luff in the HBO and Cinemax series "The Knick." Papa's work in television extends to hosting duties, having helmed the Food Network show "Baked" and the NBC show "The Marriage Ref." His latest stand-up special, "You're Doing Great!" was released on Netflix in 2020, showcasing his comedic prowess to a wider audience.

Papa has also utilized his experiences and insights to connect with audiences on a more personal level. His book, "You're Doing Great!" published in 2020, complements his stand-up special of the same name. He currently hosts the podcast "Breaking Bread with Tom Papa," where he continues to engage with listeners in a more relaxed setting. Papa further broadened his reach by hosting a morning show on SiriusXM's Netflix Is A Joke Radio and by appearing as a guest on NPR's "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!"