(Filmed 2007) In the last episode of the Bombe Series, Tommy talks with Peter Drummey at the Massachusetts Historical Society about the period of the Bombe and a few select pices that he has chosen to display in the piece.

About Tommy Mac:

Tommy MacDonald is a Boston native and the eight of nine kids. Tools and carpentry were a way of life for Tommy growing up, but a serious on-the-job injury forced him into a new career direction and he found woodworking at the North Bennet Street School.

Tommy’s big break came in 2010 when he hit the airwaves nationally as the co-creator, co-executive producer, and host of the series Rough Cut – Woodworking with Tommy Mac. The show was an instant success and ran for seven seasons, accruing 5 Emmy Nominations and close to a dozen Telly Awards, along the way. Tommy’s work on Rough Cut included fundraising, furniture design, and furniture making.

Tommy’s current focus is on a passion project, Murder Matters, which aims to help surviving family members of unsolved murder victims.

To learn more about Tommy visit http://www.tommymac.us
To learn more about Murder Matters visit http://www.murdermatters.com