Tony Shalhoub and Josie Adams: We Thought They’d Never Leave

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Tony Shalhoub (Monk, The Marvelous Ms. Maisel) and his daughter, writer Josie Adams, join Mark and Kate to talk about their new book 'We Thought They’d Never Leave.' It's a memoir centered on the Shalhoub family’s legendary annual Wisconsin reunion, where ten siblings and fifty-some relatives gather every summer to cook, eat, and keep a very complicated spreadsheet. We get into the multiple pounds of fish Tony flew with on his lap, the night the power went out, food on set, and a prop beer bottle story that has to be heard to be believed.

Read an excerpt from 'We Thought They'd Never Leave' on The Bittman Project: bittmanproject.com/tony-shalhoub-we-thought-theyd-never-leave/

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