Carson podcast listeners, I still can't believe.

My new book, Love Johnny Carson, is out.

I will be in Chicago on Thursday, November 6th at 6 p.m. at the Museum of Broadcast Communications.

I'll be talking about my book.

I'll be signing copies.

Please check it out.

And then I'm going to be in Nebraska on Saturday, November 8th at 1 p.m. in Norfolk, Nebraska. I thought it was

pronounced Norfolk. They say Norfolk. That will be at 1 p.m. at the Elkhorn Valley Museum,

which features Johnny Carson artifacts. It's going to be a lot of fun. Please buy my new book, love Johnny Carson, and leave

a review on Amazon. It would be a huge help. I knew this is where comedy was. Johnny Carson

changed my life twice. It was just like a dream. It was just like everything I'd worked for and dreamed

about has come to fruition. They said Johnny fell over laughing. It makes me so happy. I made him laugh.

But with Johnny, you knew you knew you had a kid audience and you could really go great.

My wife at the Crip, all hell broke looks backstage. People were running up and said,

go back out, go back out.

Johnny, you want you back?

I walked back through the curtain, very calm.

And Johnny, I took a bow,

and Johnny put that little circle up to the finger.

And I knew I got it away.

Welcome, as I continue to promote my new book, I'm going to be doing some fun, new conversations.

Today, my guest is Melanie Workhoven, who knew Johnny when he was still doing radio and TV in Omaha, Nebraska.

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