Tony Barbieri, a multifaceted and accomplished individual with a diverse range of talents and abilities, has collaborated with Don Barris and Perry Caravello to co-create a groundbreaking and innovative podcasting project, cleverly titled "The Big Three Podcast". This captivating and entertaining venture has found a home on the esteemed Ace Broadcasting Network, a renowned platform founded by the illustrious Adam Carolla.
Barbieri embarks on a captivating journey within the realm of this podcast, revisiting his iconic portrayal of Walter "Mole" Molinski, a charming yet marginally obtuse individual whose eccentricities frequently precipitate Perry's comedic responses, thereby generating a delightful dynamic between the two characters, as they navigate the complexities of their peculiar relationship, their banter and repartee weaving a rich tapestry of humor and wit, their characters' contrasting personalities and traits serving as a perfect foil for one another, allowing for a nuanced exploration of their unique bond and the comedic opportunities that arise from it.
Not every single episode of the podcast has been graced with the esteemed presence of the Mole character, as Barbieri has occasionally chosen to deviate from this format and opt for alternative appearances instead. On these occasions, Barbieri has demonstrated remarkable versatility by taking on a guest role in a different capacity, frequently adopting the persona of a phone caller.
One particularly memorable instance of Barbieri's guest appearances saw him assume the role of John Quincy Adams, a fictional character that gained widespread recognition through its depiction in the comedy film "Windy City Heat".
