
The Break Room with Tommy, Duffy and Kimmy is...well, what can you say about this show? This is the show Rochester turns to when it wants to laugh, to look at the real world situations going on all around us and get a real perspective. How they get away with some of the things they say and do is something the FCC is still looking into, and a reason why their boss has gone prematurely grey.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 525 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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The Break Room (TUESDAY 3/31/26) 6am Hour 1) Not the best baseball weather for opening day in Rochester 2) Scrape those feet! 3) Saving on streaming
The Break Room (TUESDAY 3/31/26) 7am Hour 1) Tommy says it's not stealing if it's something your workplace should provide 2) A little old to be running from the cops 3) The ultimate west side collab
The Break Room (TUESDAY 3/31/26) 8am Hour 1) Women THINK they want a guy who is into this, but we're here to tell you why you don't 2) New old music 3) The Bills in Cleveland
The Break Room (TUESDAY 3/31/26) 9am Hour 1) This person is upset at the laziness they see in the parking lot of their local grocery store 2) Sipping on wine while sitting in Hemmingway's farts
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A legend, the best producer and radio, and an insufferable tool who occasionally says something mildly funny.
Tommy is a legend. Kimmy is the best producer in radio. Duffy is… tolerable some of the time.
Do we need another podcast with two wannabe Joe Rogans past their prime spouting takes on concepts they’ve done no research on or for? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
#TommyNation
Love that I can listen to the gang despite moving out of the Rochester area. Hosts have great chemistry and I’m glad they’ve stuck together for so long (even after Kimmy snapped last year). Though I’m not doing great at Where They Whinin!!
P.S. appreciate Duffy confronting the topic of the Buffalo shooting and trying to initiate those conversations, that was powerful. Keep up the good work 👏
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A unique blend of humor and candid conversation, this show showcases the interpersonal dynamics and entertaining anecdotes of its hosts. They frequently tackle a wide range of topics, from societal norms and entertainment events to personal stories that resonate with everyday life. The episodes often feature lively discussions reflecting on friendships, relationships, responsible behavior, and the quirks of modern living, making it relatable for listeners looking for both laughter and insightful commentary. The show's charm lies in its ability to mix light-hearted banter with serious discussions, highlighting issues ranging from parenting and cultural celebrations to workplace dynamics and community interactions, all while keeping listeners... more
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Recent guests on The Break Room include:
1. Gemma Ray
2. John ( caller from Gates )
3. Pete (caller from CMF area)
4. Sabrina Polish
5. Ryan Duffalo
6. Casey Rogers
7. Cindy Liu
8. Terry Clifford
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