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4.3 • 695 Ratings

🗓️ 17 April 2026

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

Katie from Deep River, CT, called in to chat with Mark about something she referred to as “Old Yankee Magazine,” prompting the question of whether he’s familiar with Yankee Magazine. The conversation also touches on legendary actor and comedian Mel Brooks. Ben in New Jersey shares his knowledge of behind-the-scenes areas inside the Ed Sullivan Theater, along with stories about notable people he’s encountered there.

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0:41.0	Hey, let's take some calls.
0:42.9	Let's go to Katie in Deep River.
0:46.0	Katie, how you doing?
0:47.9	I'm doing well, Mark.
0:49.2	Hi.
0:49.8	Where's Deep River?
0:50.9	I wanted to...
0:52.2	Yeah, Deep River, Connecticut.
0:54.0	Where's that?
0:56.5	What's it there?
0:57.2	My ethics and old Saybrook.
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