Podcast appearances and mentions of jack ferry

Today we bring you a Radio-style adaptation of "It's A Wonderful Life" performed by the St. James Players, Lebanon, Pennsylvania.   Written by Jack Ferry, Directed by Karen Gulotta. All audio was newly recorded in December 2020 Happy Holidays from all of us at "POP with Ken Mills " & The St. James PlayersCast list:JACK FERRY as George BaileyKIRSTYN SCHAEFFER as Mary HatchJACK CANTWELL as Clarence OddbodyLARRY SCHEAF as Henry PotterRON MILLER as Uncle BillyJAKE WALDRON as JosephSUE DESENDI as MotherBEN KAPP as ErnieMICHAEL WITMER as BertTIM GEORGE as MartiniLINDA ALONZO as Aunt TillyELLIOTT TUCKER as AnnouncerKAREN GULOTTA as EdwinaPAUL KARENDA as FatherALYSSA WITMER as Mrs. ThompsonHYRUM FISCHER as EustaceDAWN TUCKER as Mrs. HatchGEORGE SCHULTZ as GowerQUINN SCHULTZ as Young GeorgeNOAH KEENEY as Harry BaileyEVA KENDRA as Janie BaileyAVA WITMER as ZuzuETHAN TUCKER as BartenderABIGAIL BRAGUNIER as Miss CarterCrew:BRAD TUCKER - Recording Engineer & ProducerETHAN TUCKER - MusicJACK FERRY - Author (2020 Adaptation)KAREN GULOTTA - DirectorCopyright (c) 2020, St. James Players. Adapted script by Jack Ferry (c) 2020.Search on Itunes and Podcatchers for "POP Staff"Find us on Facebook athttps://www.facebook.com/groups/POPpodcast/Or tweet us athttps://twitter.com/POPSTAFFTWEETS@popstafftweetsTweet Ken @nightwingkenGet POP shirts here!FUN SIZE SHIRTS HERE!If you cannot see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file hereDownload (right click, save as)

Being the best means continually building knowledge and pushing forward. And in a world of digital disruption, consumer marketers can't afford to stumble. To navigate today's most complex issues, thousands of subscribers read BakerHostetler's AD-ttorneys@law weekly newsletter and blog and appreciate how the firm's renowned team of advertising, marketing and digital media lawyers distills issues and offers practical takeaways. Now that same team brings you AD-ttorneys@law, the podcast. Our first podcast covers CBD Marketing. Cannabidiol, or CBD derived from hemp, is now legal under federal law, and is everywhere -- CBD perfumes, facial oils, cosmetics, gummies, chocolates, lotions, slushies, candles. BakerHostetler attorneys Randy Shaheen and Jack Ferry explain the legal issues companies should think about before they hit the ground running to enter the burgeoning market. Questions & Comments: rshaheen@bakerlaw.com, jferry@bakerlaw.com

Mitchell and Jack join me to review our predictions from 2018 (we were wrong A LOT) and make more predictions for 2019. Happy New Year! - Check out our website: www.nottoodeep.com - This episode is brought to you by our wonderful sponsors Bumble BFF, Zola, Everlane and Classpass. Please support them for helping keep this episode free.

Jack Ferry is a director and producer who's worked with MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, Discovery, IFC, Netflix, and more, and knows better than most how valuable forming relationships with your peers is. Learn how and why to network in person and online as well as what we can expect from the digital media industry in the coming months.

Popcorn Talk, the online broadcast network that features movie discussion, news, interviews, & commentary, proudly presents "Millennial Hollywood with Dakota T. Jones". Each episode, Dakota will feature a special guest while discussing aspects of finding success in the Hollywood industry. They will share their stories while teaching you how to find the secret to becoming a successful millennial. On this weeks episode, Dakota welcomes Meghan Rienks & Jack Ferry ! Meghan Rienks is a successful Youtuber with over 2.5 million subscribers, She is known for her funny challenge videos as well as her fan-favorite daily vlogs. She is also very active on Instagram reaching over 1.3 million followers. She is known to give her fans a lot of heartfelt advice on relationships which has developed into her new podcast titled "Don't Blame Me". Produced by Jack Ferry, the podcast will feature Meghan answering advice-based questions submitted from fans by voicemail.

The Marc Jeffrey Podcast Show is dedicated to the average, happy go lucky persons out there, who enjoy interviews, advice in life and top unsigned music. The aim of this podcast is to cheer you up when your feeling down :( Take the stress out of your lives and hopefully ( if i can) throw in some life management skills along the way. Each week i talk about the comings and goings on in my life. Which i feel may be of interest and possibly even influence some of your lives. In this episode i have music from unsigned artists such as Jack Ferry and Tom Baker. We also talk about good places, and food to eat. We also briefly bring up the topic of domination in the music charts. Please check out Jack Ferry and his social media links www.fb.com/jackferrythemusician twitter: www.twitter.com/jackferry0 email: www.jackferry.bandcamp.com   please check out Tom Baker via: www.facebook.com/tbacoustic www.soundcloud.com/tombakeracoustic www.twitter.com/tombakermusic www.instagram.com/tombakerofficial PLEASE dont forget to check out my up to date web page www.jaff10.simplesite.com we are now on itunes, mixcloud, libsyn PLEASE contact me www.jaff10@hotmail.com tell me what youd like to hear on the next podcast or perhaps leave me some much needed feedback.    

Jack Ferry is an independent Director/ Producer with more than 15 years professional broadcast experience. Since 2006 he has made it his specialty to bridge the gap between traditional and new media, producing quality entertainment for the Internet. His work has been shown on platforms such as MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, Discovery, Netflix, MSN, and Pitchfork just to name a few. Guest: Connect with Jack Ferry by visiting his website JackFerry.com listen to his podcast Not Too Deep, check out his show Mr. Student Body President. He is also on the Twitters, @jackferry99 and on the gram, @jackferry. Show Notes: • Westworld • MEET THE YOUTUBE MILLIONAIRES: These are the highest-paid YouTube stars of 2016 • Tyler Oakley • Hamilton • How much video is uploaded to Youtube every minute? • The West Wing • go90 • Sklarbro Country • Hardcore History • Reply All • Scriptnotes • Comedy Bang Bang

Scorching heat, mosquito bites, and sunburn. Don’t you just hate the Summer? No? Ok, well we needed something to rant about, so producer/director Jack Ferry, Mitchell Davis, and I are back at it again... ranting all about the Summer season! Learn more about Mitchell’s delicate hands and his "indoor kids disease," how both Jack and Diane each almost died in the ocean, and why we're so FED UP with the middle months of the year. - PROGRAMMING NOTE: We're taking a little break after this episode, but never fear. We will be back in just a few short weeks! - This episode is brought to you for free by our wonderful friends at Squarespace and MTV’s Scream. Please support them for supporting us!

Aaaaaaaaand we're back! Did you enjoy our little break? I hope so. Because it's over now. Time to get back. into. IT. And seeing as how Valentine's Day is soon upon us, I thought we'd kick off Year 3 of Not Too Deep with another round of rants with Mitchell Davis and Jack Ferry. So let's talk about bad dates, elementary school card exchanges, digital dating, and our hopes and dreams for you, this Valentines Day 2016! -This episode is brought to you for free by our terrific sponsors ibotta, Third Love, and Penguin Random House’s “Feverborn” series. Please support them so they continue to support us!

You’ve asked for it, and, welp -- it’s finally here. Producer & Director of this very podcast, Jack Ferry, is finally in the guest chair! And I sure took advantage of the opportunity, asking him ALL the pressing questions you've been dying to know the answers to. Find out if he prefers arm hair or leg hair! What superpower he’d most like to have! Who he'd like to throw cold spaghetti at! If that's not enough, as an added bonus, we welcome a special guest producer for the second half of the show -- where we take a look back at some of our favorite Not Too Deep moments. What a way to end another incredible year! - This episode was brought to you by our wonderful sponsor Loot Crate. Please go support them so we can continue to keep the podcast free! - We’re going to be taking the next couple of weeks off, while we recalibrate some things. But we’ll be back soon enough, so don't worry. Thanks again for listening, and we'll see you next year!

What? You think we WEREN'T going to review the movie Krampus?? Yes, it may have started as a joke on the podcast, but Mitchell Davis, Jack Ferry, and I all actually went to see the movie, and here is our completely unsolicited review. - Spoiler Alert!! We talk about this movie for over an hour (if you can believe it). So, YES there will be spoilers! Including some of Jack's very elaborate (and - let's be honest - questionable) theories about the film’s ending. So make sure you've seen the movie first! Or if you don't care, that's fine too! Enjoy this special Christmas week episode! Happy Holidays you wonderful listeners! - What did you think of this episode? Love it? Hate it? Feel incredibly medium about it? Head on over to iTunes and let us know! Maybe we'll do more movie review episodes? Who knows! - FYI, this episode was not sponsored in any way by Krampus, or the studio, or the filmmakers. But we’ve been very good this year, so hopefully he won’t lick our foreheads.

Mitchell Davis is BACK. And we’re doing what we do best: Rants! This time we’re coming after you, Christmas. Mitchell, Jack, and I tackle important holiday issues such as: Winter in LA, why mistletoe doesn't have an app yet, and the joy of Black Friday shopping. We also chat (at LENGTH) about my new Christmas obsession - Krampus. *Spoiler Alert* - Yes, we went to see the Krampus movie this past weekend (many weeks after this podcast was recorded). So look out for our bonus episode where Mitchell, Jack, and I review the film, AT LENGTH, in just two weeks! - Also, please remember that this episode is brought you for free by our awesome sponsors MeUndies, Casper Mattress, and Harry’s! Please go support them so we can continue to keep the podcast free!

Welp, October is over. So that means it's time to pack up your Sexy Nurse, Sexy Bunny, and Sexy Minion costumes and get ready to give thanks! Because November. And what better way to thank YOU, my loyal listeners, than by offering you this hilarious podcast with my dear friends Mitchell Davis and Jack Ferry? We talk about so many things! Including Mitchell's transition to LA, his desire to live on the moon, and how kids shows are all pretty much insane. This is a long episode cuz it was a super fun one. Enjoy! And you're welcome. -This episode is brought you by our awesome sponsor Me Undies. Please go support them so we can continue to keep the podcast free!

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee's baaaaaaaaaaa-aaaack..! Sorry, did I scare you? Don't be scared. It's only returning guest (as well as maybe our most awkward podcast guest?) Chester See! - In honor of the upcoming holiday, this week Jack Ferry and I sit down with Chester and talk about some spooky Halloween stories. Well, they're more stupid than spooky. But you might get spooked, who knows. Maybe try listening to this podcast in a haunted house? That should work. Try it! Anyway, this is a really fun, laid-back conversation, and I for one am glad we recorded it -- so you can enjoy it too! - This episode is brought you by our awesome sponsors Me Undies and Casper Mattresses! Please go support them so we can continue to keep the podcast free!

It's a special edition of New Mediacracy from New York City with a group of rock stars who know the worlds of production, distribution, advertising, and especially, brands. The whole thing was put together and moderated by Jeff Koenig, and brings together Eric Mortensen, Director of Content at blip.tv, Jeremy Redleaf, the creator of Streamy Award-winner Odd Jobs, Wilson Cleveland, producer and head of CJP Digital Media, Jack Ferry, co-creator of $99 Music Videos, Melissa Schneider, also co-creator of $99 Music Videos, Tina Cesa Ward, producer and director of Streamy Award-winner Anyone But Me, and Susan Miller, Obie Award-winning playwright and also producer and writer of Anyone But Me. This is a great follow-up to the LA bubble discussion from a previous show, but it also fills in the blanks with a ton of info about creating shows with brands, the state of advertising in online video, and the problems with celebrities attaching themselves to web productions. For me, the biggest take-away was not about a bubble around LA or New York City, but how clear the division is between YouTube-focused creators and everyone else. Give it a listen, and post your thoughts in the comments. Direct MP3 link