Podcast appearances and mentions of jack inslee

In the inaugural episode of HEAR HERE, host Jack Inslee sits down with two of Adams Morgan's new neighbors—K.J. Hughes, the founder of Manifest, DC's first barbershop, speakeasy, and retail concept store, and Chef Opie Crooks of No Goodbyes. Together, they discuss the power of transformation, the therapeutic nature of grooming, and what the word “luxury” means now. Settle in and listen up below.

Jack Inslee on André the Giant (2018) A larger than life figure in an easy to digest 85 minutes Donate to our Patreon Buy The Donald: How Trump Turned Presidential Politics into Pro Wrestling

On today's episode of Magician Issues, Dave, Nastassia and The Rest are joined by Aaron Polsky and Jackie Molecules to celebrate Jack's birthday and Nastassia's last week in California. First up, myth busters! Jean helps bust last week's myth about accelerated banana ripening, and then the whole team takes a crack at an egg yolk trick from a popular Tik Tok video. Then we're off to the races with listener questions including carbonation, maple syrup protection, hot sauce discoloration, and more. Plus, we get insider info about the bartending biz and how Aaron's company LiveWire hopes to help bartender's make more money. Last, but certainly not least, check out Dave's latest Instagram Hit.Have a question for Cooking Issues? Send us a voicememo while we’re all social distancing or ask in the chatroom.  Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Cooking Issues by becoming a member!Cooking Issues is Powered by Simplecast.

Jack Inslee on You Cannot Kill David Arquette The best wrestling doc? Really? Really! It's that good! Watch it on Hulu. It's absolutely worth your time, regardless of your interest in the squared circle. Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee on Under the Grapefruit Tree: The CC Sabathia Story Just listen to his podcast. Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee on Blink of an Eye (2019) A Pepsi Man is not Pepsiman Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee on Senna The documentary that will make you interested in Formula 1. Related, MTV sponsored a car in 1994?!? Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee on Christmas at Pee-wee's Playhouse You deserve Pee-wee! With special guest Magic Johnson! Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee on Tyson (2008) What was good in 2008 may not be good in 2020. Donate to our Patreon   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Brandon Wetherbee (@ymte)

Jack Inslee on Diego Maradona (2019) What a doc! What an athlete! Turn his entire life into a 60 part series! RIP, Maradona! Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee on We Are the Champions Roll that cheese! Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee and I met Election Night 2016 Four years Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee on Nowitzki: Der perfekte Wurf Dirk! Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee on Linsanity We watched it. Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee on Finding Big Country Dreams do stay with you. Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee on One in a Billion What's the NBA's responsibility as a global citizen? Donate to our Patreon Read the New York Times article Jack mentions about former New York Knicks draft pick Frédéric Weis

Jack Inslee on The Speed Cubers But mostly about moving to Los Angeles from D.C. Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee on "Sonicsgate" Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee on "Beyond the Mat", Jake The Snake Roberts from August 2016 Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee On "Hitman Hart: Wrestling With Shadows" Buy The Donald: How Trump Turned Presidential Politics Into Pro Wrestling Donate to our Patreon  

Jack Inslee On "A Kid From Coney Island" Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee On "A Comedy Salute to Michael Jordan" Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee On "Quiet Storm: The Ron Artest Story" Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee On "Long Gone Summer" Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee A Bulls fan and a Knicks fan on The Carter Effect Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee On the June 2 D.C. peaceful protests over the assassination of George Floyd. Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee Michael Jordan hosted the season 17 premiere of "Saturday Night Live" in September, 1991. Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee A Bulls fan and a Knicks fan on episodes 9 and 10 of "The Last Dance". nWo 4 Life Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee A Bulls fan and a Knicks fan on episodes 7 and 8 of "The Last Dance". Come on, Scott Burrell! Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee A Bulls fan and a Knicks fan on episodes 5 and 6 of "The Last Dance". Donate to our Patreon

Jack Inslee A Bulls fan and a Knicks fan on episodes 3 and 4 of "The Last Dance". We need more on Rodman.

Jack Inslee A Bulls fan and a Knicks fan on episodes 1 and 2 of "The Last Dance"

Jack Inslee The Chicago Bulls and New York Knicks can still meet in the 2020 Eastern Conference Finals.

This is a milestone episode of Tech Bites for many reasons. It marks the 200th show since Tech Bites went on the air in January of 2015. This is also the 1st episode produced remotely due to the Coronavirus outbreak. Host Jennifer Leuzzi connects remotely via Zencastr with guests Jack Inslee, the first Tech Bites engineer, now Founder and Executive Producer of Full Service Radio at the Line Hotel in Washington DC. Deepti Sharma, founder of Food to Eat and Bikky, and frequent Tech Bites guest, talks about the current state of her restaurant driven business and community.Tech Bites is powered by Simplecast. 

New York Knicks at Chicago Bulls 11/12/19 with Jack Inslee Cody White for Rookie of the Year? James Dolan for New York City Mayor?

Ted Vadakan sits down with Austin-based artist and illustrator Will Bryant (Will Bryant Studio) and the LINE Hotel's own podcast producer and host Jack Inslee (Full Service Radio) to talk about creating space and making place for collaboration, and building a successful design business. Poketo's new book CREATIVE SPACES celebrates independent designers and gives readers a peek into their respective journeys, workspaces, and homes. Powered and distributed by Simplecast.

Chicago Bulls at New York Knicks 10/28/19 with Jack Inslee The Bears aren't playing the Jets in 2019 but I wanted to talk to Jack about New York sports so we discuss the first Bulls Knicks game of the season. Congrats, Bobby Portis?

Many common agricultural pesticides have been making headlines recently, from the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) reversing a ban on chlorpyrifos to multiple lawsuits in which juries have awarded millions of dollars to individuals who claim glyphosate (Roundup) caused their cancers. In this episode, expert Erik Olson, of the NRDC, explains the health risks and environmental impacts of some of these talked-about farm chemicals and talks to host Lisa Held about current EPA policy related to pesticide regulation.The Farm Report is a Heritage Radio Network show, recorded live on Full Service Radio at the LINE Hotel in Adams Morgan, Washington DC.The Farm Report is powered by Simplecast.

Backpack Matt returns! Don't consider this a reunion episode, but more so a discovery episode. Geronimo has been back in DC for a month and we know you've got questions about why he spent the last year in New Orleans and what happened while he was there. Full Service Radio's Jack Inslee talks with Geronimo about how New Orleans changed him for the better, but not before we hear how music producer aspirations in 1994 got him started on this lifestyle media path + how Geronimo and Matt connected two years ago. One of the best hours you'll have this week #NecessaryListening Listen to Robert Jay's "Can't Believe It" [R E D U X] - https://bit.ly/2LRkt9R Follow Geronimo Knows: www.instagram.com/geronimoknows www.twitter.com/GeronimoKnows Follow Backpack Matt: www.instagram.com/misterbackpack www.twitter.com/backpackmatt Follow All The Fly Kids: www.instagram.com/alltheflykids linktr.ee/alltheflykids Follow Fairground Inc: www.instagram.com/fairgroundinc https://linktr.ee/fairgroundtimes Follow Full Service Radio: www.fullserviceradio.org www.instagram.com/fullserviceradio The All the Fly Kids Show is where the cool, calm and connected talk straight – no chaser. Your host, Geronimo Knows, sits down each week with culture creators you [should] know specializing in moments of good taste in the arts, fashion, food, business and more. A necessary listen for the urban lifestyle enthusiast.

Fred Armisen is the versatile comedian and musician known for his roles on Saturday Night Live and Portlandia. He came to Washington, DC on his "Comedy for Musicians but Everyone is Welcome Tour" and stopped by Full Service Radio to talk to Jack Inslee about his formative musical memories, passion for DC punk and hatred of nature.

Hour 11 of the 11 Hour Radio Marathon with Stephanie Hasz, Ian Graham, Jack Inslee Stephanie Hasz for friendship Ian Graham for house band Jack Inslee for engineer Full Service Radio for station Daniel Knox "28m for Brandon Wetherbee" for interstitial music Daniel Knox "I'm Angry" from You, Me, Them, Everybody Live at The Hungry Brain December 2014 for outro music […]

Andrew Bird, prolific multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter, sat down with Jack Inslee at the LINE Austin during SXSW for a conversation about his latest album, My Finest Work Yet (out 3/20 on Lomo Vista Records). Hear him reflect on why he was unable to ignore the current political climate in his lyrics and what he hopes to accomplish with this new collection of songs.

Hour 10 of the 11 Hour Radio Marathon with Bill Metzger, Tony Ricca, Sophie Lucido Johnson, Ian Graham, Jack Inslee Bill Metzger for the best hat Tony Ricca for Cameo Sophie Lucido Johnson for magazines Ian Graham for house band Jack Inslee for engineer Full Service Radio for station Daniel Knox "28m for Brandon Wetherbee" for interstitial music Washington, D.C. […]

Rob Montz, founder of Good Kid Productions and local DC documentarian joins Sara on this episode as she continues to de-mystify the question of how one finds a career that they actually care about. Rob adds practical tips to the discussion and Sara describes how to harness the supportiveness of the universe. Founder of Full Service Radio, Jack Inslee, even chimes in with his experience of pursuing a passion career - both the delightful and the difficult sides. Listen to find out what might be possible for YOU. And to consider what you are willing to invest in pursuing a “dream” career.

Hour 9 of the 11 Hour Radio Marathon with Andrew Bucket, Haywood Turnipseed Jr, Ian Graham, Jack Inslee Andrew Bucket for Cameo Haywood Turnipseed Jr for Charles Barkley Ian Graham for house band Jack Inslee for engineer Full Service Radio for station Daniel Knox "28m for Brandon Wetherbee" for interstitial music Washington, D.C. for city

We've been recording The All the Fly Kids Show at Full Service Radio since December 2017 and we've had a variety of guests and conversations. You'll often hear us shout out the founder of the network, Jack Inslee, who also is responsible for all our sound effects (queue soca horn). Today, he'll be a guest because his resume extends far beyond running a podcast network inside the lobby of The LINE Hotel. We talk about his work as a DJ + Producer, learning the ropes of internet radio at Brooklyn's Heritage Radio, the over-a-decade old Full Service Party, and how he's settled into DC. #NecessaryListening Hear all the Full Service Radio Shows at www.fullserviceradio.org Follow Full Service Radio on Social Media: Twitter - www.twitter.com/FullServiceRDO Instagram - www.instagram.com/fullserviceradio Facebook - www.facebook.com/fullserviceradio Follow Jack: Twitter - www.twitter.com/jackinslee Instagram - www.instagram.com/jackinslee All The Fly Kids Links: Website - www.alltheflykids.com Twitter - www.twitter.com/AllTheFlyKids Instagram - www.instagram.com/alltheflykids Facebook - www.facebook.com/alltheflykids SoundCloud - bit.ly/2q4sjQR Apple Podcasts - apple.co/2DNSEJ2 Google Play - bit.ly/2DLCL5M Stitcher - bit.ly/2zrT1ps Simplecast - www.alltheflykids.simplecast.fm The All the Fly Kids Show is where the cool, calm and connected talk straight – No chaser. Your hosts, Geronimo Knows and Backpack Matt, sit down each week with culture creators you [should] know specializing in moments of good taste in the arts, fashion, food, business and more. A necessary listen for the urban lifestyle enthusiast.

One of the great chroniclers of American chefs and food was lost a year ago, when Josh Ozersky died suddenly at the age of 47. We remember Josh with some of his friends and colleagues including writer and former Mr. Cutlets cohost Stefanie Cohen; Heritage Radio Network's executive producer Jack Inslee; his collaborator in the early days of New York Magazine's Grub Street blog, Daniel Maurer; chef Harold Moore; owner of his longtime favorite watering hole The Boxcar Lounge, Johnny Spingola; and writer Nick Solares. And we check in with Josh's wife Danit Lidor from Portland, Oregon, where he spent the last six months of his life.

We're keeping it in the family this week on The Main Course as solo host Phillip Gilmour welcomes Heritage Radio Network's Executive Producer Jack Inslee as well as musician Odetta Hartman. Jack chats with Phil about Heritage Radio Network's inception and how he became an integral part of the station, plus shares some of his favorite radio moments. As conversation evolves, Phil tells an interesting true tale about the legend, Frank Sinatra before Jack and Odetta share their backgrounds. Notably, Odetta is a native New Yorker whose family is responsible for staple restaurants The Great Jones Cafe as well as Two Boots, and spends her time playing music plus teaching at the Lower Eastside Girls Club. Taking a break to the tune of Odetta's brand new album “222” on the brink of official release, the show returns with a talk about concert bucket lists, crazy factoids about Odetta's fam, and Phil's favorite night at Momo Sushi Shack. This program was brought to you by Roberta's Pizza. “Odetta and I for the past year have been working on an album together. I produced her album, all her songs, this is the first project where she's done everything herself… This project is called “222” – she plays everything so from violin to banjo to guitar to sound effects!” [22:22] —Jack Inslee on The Main Course “I teach classes three times a week, teaching girls how to make beats, how to do interviews, podcasts, sound effects, and it's really cool.” [18:33 —Odetta Hartman on The Main Course —

This week on The Main Course, Patrick Martins celebrates his 199th episode with some of his favorite guests and favorite HeritageRadioNetwork.org memories. Hear from HeritageRadioNetwork.org's team, including Erin Fairbanks, Jack Inslee, and Joe Galarraga! Catherine Greeley of Heritage Foods USA also makes a guest appearance, along with some of Patrick's favorite guests and co-hosts from the past. Tune in to hear from the likes of Sam Edwards (Edwards VA Ham), Katy Keiffer (What Doesn't Kill You), Mike Edison (Arts & Seizures), Phillip Gilmour (Momo Sushi Shack), Larry Bokal (Cannonball Express), and Liz Clarke (Bubby's)! This program has been brought to you by Whole Foods. Music by BROTHERS NYC. “I'm gunning for a better food system. I'm hoping for something between the two extremes- something less industrialized, but not something that most of the food movement are looking towards. I don't think we can feed the world with a few city blocks of urban gardens.” [24:30] — Katy Keiffer on The Main Course

Welcome to another installment of The Main Course, hosted by Patrick Martins. On this week's episode, Patrick is talking about some of the new changes at Heritage Foods USA, including the new membership program, and some shipping discount offers. Patrick plays one of Jack Inslee's post-produced pieces from Dave Arnold's Cooking Issues about MSG and the common misconceptions surrounding its healthiness. Later, Patrick interviews Kathleen Heitz Myers of Heitz Cellar in Napa Valley, California. Patrick and Kathleen talk about the logistics running a small, family-operated artisan business. Also, tune in to hear discussions regarding the harvesting of wine grapes, as well as the terroir of the Napa Valley that make it one of the best places in the world to produce wine. This episode has been brought to you by White Oak Pastures. “Sometimes when you're growing a company the idea is to get to a certain size and sell it. That's not our goal, our goal is eventually to pass it on to another generation.” “We don't release our Cabernet until it's 5th year, so there's a lot of capital held up in the mean time.” “What makes the Napa Valley such a great region is the Mediterranean climate, what makes it so special to me is the sense of community. We're all trying to achieve the same thing – 95% of the Napa Valley wineries are family owned.” — Kathleen Heitz Myers on The Main Course