Sep 22, 2026 · 47 min · 19 segments
Comedian Paul D'Angelo keeps Kim company as her co-host. Boston radio legend Matt Siegel joins them to talk about his show at The Wilbur and answer questions submitted by viewers and listeners. They…
Kim CarriganHost
Matt SiegelGuestBrian BooneGuestI've been a big fan of yours ever since you skated in the Olympics and Tonya Harding.
You know, I have to tell you that I came to Boston that same year, and people would say to me all the time, oh, you must be Nancy's sister.
And I was like, I don't look like Nancy, do I? Really? And by the way, I spell it a
little bit different, too.
Paul, the craziest thing about you, well, I'm sure there's many crazy things that I don't know, but crazy is that D'Angelo is not really your last name.
Well, when I started doing comedy, I was an assistant district attorney in Essex County, and I was a trailblazer because nobody had ever tried to do comedy that was working as a DA.
So I used – my friends in college used to call me Angelo because they grew up in an Italian house with my Sicilian grandparents, my Uncle Vito, my mother.
I've been a big fan of yours ever since you skated in the Olympics and Tonya Harding.
You know, I have to tell you that I came to Boston that same year, and people would say to me all the time, oh, you must be Nancy's sister.
And I was like, I don't look like Nancy, do I? Really? And by the way, I spell it a
little bit different, too.
Paul, the craziest thing about you, well, I'm sure there's many crazy things that I don't know, but crazy is that D'Angelo is not really your last name.
Well, when I started doing comedy, I was an assistant district attorney in Essex County, and I was a trailblazer because nobody had ever tried to do comedy that was working as a DA.
So I used – my friends in college used to call me Angelo because they grew up in an Italian house with my Sicilian grandparents, my Uncle Vito, my mother.
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