Podcast appearances and mentions of jack kenny

The Newfoundland Embassy is St. John's is serving up its first ever "Next Top Bartender" competition this weekend (Feb. 23rd)... featuring 10 different bartenders around St. John's. We speak with a few of them by phone due to a winter blizzard hammering the city. (Krissy Holmes with Newfoundland Embassy co-owner Niall Hickey, bartender and judge for the competition Jack Kenny who's also rep for Corby's Spirits and Wines, contestant Abel Santos who's manager and bartender at Casa Amigos and coming in with zero bartending experience, Emily Ennis)

For his first episode of 2024, Dennis is joined via Zoom by his pals actor-writer Craig Chester (Swoon, Adam & Steve), writer-showrunner Jack Kenny (Warehouse 13, The Book of Daniel), author Byron Lane (Big Gay Wedding, A Star Is Bored) & Terry Ray (actor and co-founder of The Bent Theater Company) for a few rollicking rounds of You Don't Know My Life! Apart from all being brilliantly talented and funny, all four guests currently live in Palm Springs so Dennis came up with special Palm Springs-related questions just for the occasion. The stories and musings that emerge are sexy, sun-soaked and hysterical; from skinny-dipping on New Years Eve to octogenarian orgies to accidentally mistaking Berry Manilow for Rod Stewart at a Mexican restaurant. To book a virtual game night for your crew hosted by Dennis, visit www.youdontknowmylife.com

March 1, 2021 - Bill Clevenger of the Decatur Park District joined Byers & Co to talk about the service of Jack Kenny, the park board vacancy, seasonal hiring, rate increases, golf, and renovations at Hickory Point. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

February 25, 2021 - Former Mayor Paul Osborne joined Byers & Co to talk about the city council primary election, local violence, and the retirement of Jack Kenny. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jack Kenny of CityGym Limerick and the Irish Powerlifting Federation joins me to discuss his background, getting into Powerlifting, his incredible journey so far as well as what's in store for the future!

It’s getting tough for workers in all sectors but especially in retail, travel and hospitality. Debenhams workers have maintained pickets since April, however they’re not the only ones on the frontline of the pandemic - we’re joined by Liquidator Declan de Lacy, Jack Kenny, co-owner of One Life Fitness gyms and Ethel Buckley of SIPTU.

Warehouse 13 creator Jack Kenny introduces Anthony Stewart Head appearing on the series. Colin Cunningham also tells me about Pope's new bar in Falling Skies. Spotlight has my conversations with Elijah Wood on Maniac and Neil Jordan on Byzantium.

  This week, host Gray Jones interviews writer/producer team Benjamin Raab and Deric A. Hughes, currently co-executive producing Legacies on the CW, who have written and produced on Arrow, Scream: the Series, The Flash, Beauty and the Beast and Warehouse 13. This episode is sponsored by Pilar Alessandra of onthepage.tv. Pilar is offering a 10% discount on her interactive-online class “Rewrite Techniques,” running Four Saturdays, May 23 – June 13. To get your 10% off, use the code onthepage10 at checkout. Benjamin Raab and Deric A. Hughes have written together for almost 20 years. Ben got his start in comic books, which led to their “geek cute” in a comic book shop. They describe how it took many years of writing and applying, including for for a comic book series and web series, and multiple years applying for fellowships, before they finally landed a spot in NBC Writers on the Verge.  While still in that fellowship, they were staffed on Warehouse 13, and have high praise for the positive creative environment fostered by showrunner Jack Kenny (interviewed in episode 2). From there, they wrote on Beauty and the Beast, The Flash, Scream: The Series, and Arrow, before landing a co-EP gig on Legacies. They also describe their experience in the Showrunner Training Program, what they've learned, and how important it is to mentor others and “pay it forward.” INDEX TO THE EPISODE: 0:00 - Fun blooper from the interview. 2:01 - Interview starts, Ben & Deric describe the “geek cute” of their writing partnership, in a comic book shop. 4:44 - Deric tells about his background, and what led to them writing together. 6:52 - the years of hard work from when they started writing together to when they got into NBC Writers on the Verge, including writing a comic series and web series. 13:59 - Their experience getting into and attending the Writers on the Verge program, then staffing on Warehouse 13 while still in the program. 17:39 - Their experience writing on Warehouse 13 under showrunner Jack Kenny 21:30 - Discussion about going to set for their episodes, and different showrunner philosophies. Do they focus on trying to get work with showrunners they like? Also about stepping stones in your career. 27:12 - Puppy cameo! (Also 50:07) 31:23 - On getting fired from shows, bad showrunner experiences. Other trials and tribulations. 39:22 - Sponsor break 40:21 - All about the Showrunner Training Program — how a lot of being a good showrunner boils down to being good communicator, and hiring the right people to do each job (and then letting them do their job). 52:44 - The mentoring they've received, and paying it forward. 1:00:56 - Advice to greener writers - be patient, check your ego at the door, listen, learn, never stop being a student. Follow Ben on Twitter: @Wondermasons. Follow Deric on Twitter: @dblackanese. You can help with the ongoing costs of bringing these weekly podcasts to you by becoming a patron of the podcast – for as little as 25¢ per episode! There are many reward levels. CLICK HERE to find out more. Buy Gray's book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews. Didn't get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,200 TV writers. Find previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com. PLEASE NOTE: starting today we are moving to Tuesday releases, to line up with Script Magazine's release dates.

 This week, host Gray Jones interviews writer/producer team Benjamin Raab and Deric A. Hughes, currently co-executive producing Legacies on the CW, who have written and produced on Arrow, Scream: the Series, The Flash, Beauty and the Beast and Warehouse 13.Episode 099 is sponsored by Pilar Alessandra of onthepage.tv. Pilar is offering a 10% discount on her interactive-online class “Rewrite Techniques,” running Four Saturdays, May 23 – June 13. To get your 10% off, use the code onthepage10 at checkout.Benjamin Raab and Deric A. Hughes have written together for almost 20 years. Ben got his start in comic books, which led to their “geek cute” in a comic book shop. They describe how it took many years of writing and applying, including for for a comic book series and web series, and multiple years applying for fellowships, before they finally landed a spot in NBC Writers on the Verge.While still in that fellowship, they were staffed on Warehouse 13, and have high praise for the positive creative environment fostered by showrunner Jack Kenny (interviewed in episode 2). From there, they wrote on Beauty and the Beast, The Flash, Scream: The Series, and Arrow, before landing a co-EP gig on Legacies.They also describe their experience in the Showrunner Training Program, what they’ve learned, and how important it is to mentor others and “pay it forward.”INDEX TO THE EPISODE:0:00 - Fun blooper from the interview.2:01 - Interview starts, Ben & Deric describe the “geek cute” of their writing partnership, in a comic book shop.4:44 - Deric tells about his background, and what led to them writing together.6:52 - the years of hard work from when they started writing together to when they got into NBC Writers on the Verge, including writing a comic series and web series.13:59 - Their experience getting into and attending the Writers on the Verge program, then staffing on Warehouse 13 while still in the program.17:39 - Their experience writing on Warehouse 13 under showrunner Jack Kenny21:30 - Discussion about going to set for their episodes, and different showrunner philosophies. Do they focus on trying to get work with showrunners they like? Also about stepping stones in your career.27:12 - Puppy cameo! (Also 50:07)31:23 - On getting fired from shows, bad showrunner experiences. Other trials and tribulations.39:22 - Sponsor break40:21 - All about the Showrunner Training Program — how a lot of being a good showrunner boils down to being good communicator, and hiring the right people to do each job (and then letting them do their job).52:44 - The mentoring they’ve received, and paying it forward.1:00:56 - Advice to greener writers - be patient, check your ego at the door, listen, learn, never stop being a student.Follow Ben on Twitter: @Wondermasons. Follow Deric on Twitter: @dblackanese.You can help with the ongoing costs of bringing these weekly podcasts to you by becoming a patron of the podcast – for as little as 25¢ per episode! There are many reward levels. CLICK HERE to find out more.Buy Gray’s book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews.Didn’t get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,200 TV writers. Find previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com.PLEASE NOTE: starting today we are moving to Tuesday releases, to line up with Script Magazine's release dates.

In the final part of our series on the crossover between SyFy’s hit shows Warehouse 13 and Eureka, this week Gray talks to the co-creator and showrunner of Eureka, Jaime Paglia, and the actor who made the crossover, Neil Grayston.You’ll love hearing about how Jaime Paglia and Andrew Cosby came up with the idea for this sci fi comedy hybrid, set in a fictional small town with a Northern Exposure feel. Jaime explains exactly what has made this show a hit for SyFy, bringing millions of new viewers to the network who might not ordinarily watch sci fi. He also talks about how he and Jack Kenny came up with the idea for the crossover episode, and how a chance plane ride with Stan Lee resulted in a cameo on the show!Then we have the privilege of hearing from actor Neil Grayston, who plays Douglas Fargo on Eureka. He shares about his process when he gets a script, how his character has changed over Eureka‘s four seasons, and what it was like to shoot the crossover episodes. Plus, he tells some funny anecdotes about Terminator and Star Warsthrowbacks, and working with his BFF Allison Scagliotti.Gray also tells about some cool resources, including the new TV Writer Twitter Database, and an upcoming interview with Chuck co-creator Chris Fedak on his other podcast, at chuckpodcast.com.Buy Gray’s book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews.Didn’t get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,000 TV writers. Find our previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.comor on Gray’s YouTube channel.

Warehouse 13 has been breaking records for the SyFy network since its launch. Today we are pleased to bring you an interview with Warehouse 13 showrunner Jack Kenny.A graduate of the Juilliard School Theatre Center, Jack was a member of John Houseman’s “The Acting Company” and has acted on Broadway. He is also a director, and a successful show creator.He talks about co-writing and going solo, his experiences co-creating the controversial show The Book of Daniel, and how he serendipitously came to run Warehouse 13. He also shares many great stories of how Warehouse 13 came to be, the changes he made after the pilot, experiences writing and shooting the show, and what’s to come toward the season finale in September.Of special interest is the recent crossover episode between Warehouse 13 and Eureka (SyFy). The cross-pollination was a success, increasing ratings not only for the crossover, but also subsequent episodes. Hear Jack tell how a chance meeting at Comic-Con and someone’s BFF led to the crossover.After the interview, you’ll hear about a new database of TV writers on Twitter, and if you’re watching the video, you’ll see how you can contact any of Warehouse 13‘s writers on Twitter. While you’re at it, why don’t you follow Gray?For more information about Jack, including a list of credits, click herefor his IMDB profile. Wikipedia also has a page on Jack here.Buy Gray’s book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews.Didn’t get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,000 TV writers. Find our previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.comor on Gray’s YouTube channel.First published August 28, 2010.

Warehouse 13 has been breaking records for the SyFy network since its launch. Today we are pleased to bring you an interview with Warehouse 13 showrunner Jack Kenny. A graduate of the Juilliard School Theatre Center, Jack was a member of John Houseman's “The Acting Company” and has acted on Broadway. He is also a director, and a successful show creator. He talks about co-writing and going solo, his experiences co-creating the controversial show The Book of Daniel, and how he serendipitously came to run Warehouse 13. He also shares many great stories of how Warehouse 13 came to be, the changes he made after the pilot, experiences writing and shooting the show, and what's to come toward the season finale in September. Of special interest is the recent crossover episode between Warehouse 13 and Eureka (SyFy). The cross-pollination was a success, increasing ratings not only for the crossover, but also subsequent episodes. Hear Jack tell how a chance meeting at Comic-Con and someone's BFF led to the crossover. After the interview, you'll hear about a new database of TV writers on Twitter, and if you're watching the video, you'll see how you can contact any of Warehouse 13‘s writers on Twitter. While you're at it, why don't you follow Gray? For more information about Jack, including a list of credits, click herefor his IMDB profile. Wikipedia also has a page on Jack here. Buy Gray's book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews. Didn't get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,000 TV writers. Find our previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.comor on Gray's YouTube channel. First published August 28, 2010.

In the final part of our series on the crossover between SyFy's hit shows Warehouse 13 and Eureka, this week Gray talks to the co-creator and showrunner of Eureka, Jaime Paglia, and the actor who made the crossover, Neil Grayston. You'll love hearing about how Jaime Paglia and Andrew Cosby came up with the idea for this sci fi comedy hybrid, set in a fictional small town with a Northern Exposure feel. Jaime explains exactly what has made this show a hit for SyFy, bringing millions of new viewers to the network who might not ordinarily watch sci fi. He also talks about how he and Jack Kenny came up with the idea for the crossover episode, and how a chance plane ride with Stan Lee resulted in a cameo on the show! Then we have the privilege of hearing from actor Neil Grayston, who plays Douglas Fargo on Eureka. He shares about his process when he gets a script, how his character has changed over Eureka‘s four seasons, and what it was like to shoot the crossover episodes. Plus, he tells some funny anecdotes about Terminator and Star Warsthrowbacks, and working with his BFF Allison Scagliotti. Gray also tells about some cool resources, including the new TV Writer Twitter Database, and an upcoming interview with Chuck co-creator Chris Fedak on his other podcast, at chuckpodcast.com. Buy Gray's book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews. Didn't get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,000 TV writers. Find our previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.comor on Gray's YouTube channel.

We're back, Agents! In the first half of the season 2 premiere, the Warehouse goes worldwide as Pete and Myka chase H.G. Wells to London, and Artie follows Claudia to Geneva. This episode includes super never-before-heard audio from our interviews with both Jack Kenny and Eddie McClintock -- who talk about writing female H.G. Wells and working alongside queer icon Jaime Murray! The second half of the episode also features an artifact expert who specializes in LGBT+ fandom studies, so look forward to Part 2 as soon as we can post it. This episode ends with a plug for Jill and Miranda's newest project, letterstotheborder.com. Please visit our site to send a digital letter of love and welcome to immigrants being held in America's inhumane border detention facilities.  

[NOTE: Audio Fixed. We had an error about 34 min in on the original file. Please re-upload this one for the non-echoey version.] Silly "Sticky String" causes a breakdown in the Gooery in this week's season 1 episode 10. Join us as we shine an actor spotlight on the prolific Mark Sheppard, and share brand NEW audio insight from our interview with Jack Kenny -- who describes his vision of the Regents and the battle he fought with the network to represent them as everyday people. Our artifact expert is Ana Quiring, a literary scholar from Washington University in St Louis, who helps us understand the life and legacy of Sylvia Plath. CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains a lengthy discussion of major depression and suicide. If you need to reach out for help but are having trouble doing so, consider the Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741. You can also find more information in our show notes.

**SPOILER NOTICE: This interview contains spoilers for all five seasons of Warehouse 13.** Surprise! It's the man, the myth, the legend, Jack Kenny. In the first half of this interview, we discuss artifacts, prop departments, Jewish prayers and more. Where's the second half of the interview, you ask? We have tons of bonus footage of episode-specific questions that we'll incorporate throughout season 2 of the podcast. Enjoy!

Panel interview with Jihan Crowther (The Man in the High Castle, The Underground Railroad), Ray Utarnachitt (Legends of Tomorrow, Person of Interest), & Jack Kenny (Jessica Jones, Caroline in the City, Dave's World).CONNECT W/ BEN BLACKER & THE WRITER'S PANEL ON SOCIAL MEDIA:https://twitter.com/BENBLACKERhttps://www.facebook.com/TVWritersPanelTHE WRITER'S PANEL IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST:http://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/the-writers-panel

If you thought "Warehouse 13" was fantastic, then you need to thank the man Michael Hinman welcomes this week on Alpha Waves Radio, Jack Kenny. He was the showrunner for "Warehouse 13," and joins Michael to talk about "The Birds Sing Too Loud," a fantastic short that stars Kate Mulgrew ("Star Trek: Voyager," "Orange is the New Black"), Jane Lynch ("Glee," "The Good Fight"), and Braxton Molinaro ("Oklahoma!"), which you can find right now on FunnyOrDie. From December 2018.

Every year, the Albany Film Festival brings together filmmakers from around the Bay Area to share their own works of film. For 8 years now, the Albany Film Festival has showcased the best of what amateur film makers have to offer. After starting off with one film in a theater with free popcorn, the festival has grown into a week long affair with a diverse collection of movies. Today we welcome Naomi Sigal, the coordinator for the festival, as well as Jack Kenny and Ellen Toomey, to talk about how the festival has grown and impacts the community. And to be clear, this is Albany, California, not Albany, New York.   0:00 Opening Wine 3:34 Getting Started How the Festival started 5:42 First Years of the Festival 7:41 This Years Festival 10:34 Favorite Audience Films this Year 12:20 Short Films 13:55 Selection Process 21:15 Submitting Films 23:50 Favorite Parts of the Festival 28:29 Private Albany 30:50 Local vs. Non-Local Participants 32:13 Female Filmmakers/ Stories 37:21 Living on Earth 38:03 “Best…” Awards 39:25 Outdoor Voices 40:33 Child Filmmakers 43:12 Favorite Movies Now 44:56 Who Needs a Movie Made About Them Now? 48:49 Albany Turkeys 51:12 Favorite Spots in Albany 54:57 Wrap up

Jack Kenny's TV writing and showrunning career goes back over 30 years and includes geek favorite shows like 'Warehouse 13' and 'Marvel's Jessica Jones'! I recently visited Jack's home office to wind back the clock and talk to him about his career in television. From modern day politics to Jack's recent short filmmaking to his thoughts on the future of television, this episode covers a lot of bases, both professional and personal. Jack's been a good friend and mentor for a few years now and I definitely want to give him a big thanks for being so candid with me! I think it's a great, candid view into TV writing and more! Enjoy!Subscribe to Geekscape on iTunes!Follow Jonathan on Twitter and Instagram!Join the Geekscape Forever Facebook Group!Visit Geekscape.net for more Geekscape goodness!

It's official, the contract is signed. The Professor of Wrestling, Jack Kenny is now an official member of the Guys Talking Wrestling Podcast. Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GTWPodcast/?ref=hl Twitter - https://twitter.com/wrestling_guys Subscribe to us on ITunes - https://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/guys-talking-wrestling/id1041374455?mt=2

Natalie and Wayne are joined by actor and CD Robert B. Martin, Jr. for an educational breakdown of the SAG-AFTRA commercials contracts referendum Showrunner, writer, and actor Jack Kenny ("Warehouse 13") talks about his play at Sci-Fest LA and what goes into running a TV show.

The awesome Sci-Fest LA is back for it's 3rd Year and festival organizer David Dean Bottrell is back on Geekscape for the 2nd Year in a row to talk about it! Joining David is one of the festival's writers and directors, Jack Kenny, who you may know as a TV writer, producer, actor and show runner of SyFy's 'Warehouse 13'! The two of them talk about both the success and growth of Sci-Fest LA, what to expect this year and why this is one of the best experiences a science fiction (or theater) fan can have! Also, we talk a bit about that big 'Game of Thrones' Season 6 premiere that just happened! Enjoy!

Jack Kenny joins Emily to talk about the journey that lead him from being a New York based actor to a network tv series writer and producer in Hollywood. Recent shows include Warehouse 13, In Case of Emergency and The Book of Daniel.

Dennis brings 2014 to a close with a round-up of check-ins with past podcast guests Jackie Clarke, Patrick Tobin, Jack Kenny, Miss Coco Peru, Jack Plotnick, Glenn Gaylord and Danny Casillas.  Also included is a Dickie Goodman-style flashback from Dennis's childhood having to do with Star Wars and Farrah Fawcett...and Dennis's cover of the Sam Harris song "The Rescue," discussed in the Sam Harris podcast in August, which was recorded in a cabin on a cruise ship. There's some Manilow in there, too.  Happy New Year and thanks your all your support throughout 2014.

Join us tonight for a special Warehouse 13 edition of Fandom Access. We will be joined by special guestsstar Eddie McClintock, executive producer Jack Kenny, and JP Nickel, writer of the finale! Call in with your questions!

Dennis sits down with writer-director Jack Kenny, showrunner of the SyFy series Warehouse 13, which wraps up its 5-year run this month.  They discuss Jack's previous projecs Titus and The Book of Daniel, what it was like to act in the original stage production of The Normal Heart and talking dolls.