Alexa, who is Adam Ferrar?

Adam Ferrar is an American actor and comedian known for playing the roles of Chief Needles Nelson on Rescue Me.

Sergeant Frank Virelli opposite Edie Falco on Nurse Jackie.

He was a co-host on the U.S. version of Top Gear.

He has had three comedy central specials in his new album on conditional is Interobanks comedy album of the year.

He is currently launching the Adam Ferrara podcast.

Sounds like it could be funny.

Sounds to me like 30 minutes you'll never get back.

Hi, guys, thank you for joining us.

If you're here for the first time or coming back again,

either way, we are glad you are here.

And we got another great show for you this week. I am very,

very, very excited. Count them. Three verries. My guest in the ADD interview from PTI on ESPN, it's Michael

Wilbon. And we want to welcome everyone from our Talk to Me Tuesday family. That's our conversation

we have every week, 9 o'clock Eastern, 6 p.m. Pacific. Go to Pacific go to my website click the link and join us and our superfan shout out is for

mike kelly all right guys say hi to mike kelly.

hello mike mikey those voices you hear are the people I love my beautiful wife

Alex hello my pal and pod producer Marcus Stern triple pay P. Hey, man. Good to see you. And my lifelong friend, Phil Tag. What's up, pal? What's going on, knuckleheads? Aha. Knuckleheads. Yes. That's how Wilbon signs off on PTI every day. I love it. Yeah. Yeah. All right. We got to explain PTI to my wife. Remember a long time ago when I was working a DC improv and I called you up and I said, look, set the DVR and record PTI because Tony Kornheiser gave me a shout out. I remember when I recorded it for you that you got all excited and had to watch it a hundred times. Yes. Cornheiser gave me a shout out on PTI. That little stuff like that makes me happy. I don't care. I played Carnegie Hall. I've been on TV. Couldn't give a shit. Tony Cornheiser said my name. It's great. It's a badge of honor. I totally get it. I get it. Yeah. PTI, for those of you don't know, out there in podcast land, it's a great show every day since 2001 on ESPN.

It's a sports debate show, groundbreaking sports debate show.

It's Tony Kornheiser, my pal, and Michael Wilbon.

I could say my pal now.

They argue about the sports of the day, and it's loud it's funny and it's like being in my kitchen. So it's comforting. Yeah, it's comforting. I look forward to it every day. And even the production values, the countdown on the side of the screen, you know how you see that on TV? It originated on this show. That's great. I love how they go back and forth and sometimes argue. It's kind of like you and I, except we don't get paid. I was going to say, it's like in your kitchen when you grow up because it's not in our kitchen. No, no. The only one, Mark, the only one yelling in our kitchen is me. Yeah, to yourself, against yourself.

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