Podcast appearances and mentions of jennie snyder urman

“The most important thing that I've learned as a storyteller is that I have to treat every character in the show as though they're the lead in the show, and they are never doing anything so that I can prompt a move from another character. They are doing things that are true to what they want and their motivation. So that's what makes that architecture hard, because you know you want things to happen, but they have to happen coming out of character, not coming out of what the room wants to see happen. So it's like the merging of those two. We know what architecture we want, but if it doesn't feel true to the character, the character wouldn't do it. Every time, you've got to say no, even though it's tempting, because that is who you have to protect – your characters,” says Jennie Snyder Urman, creator and showrunner of Matlock, about creating story architecture in a series.  On today's episode, we talk with Jennie Snyder Urman, who created the reboot of Matlock starring Kathy Bates as Madeline Matlock. We chat about reinventing the beloved character once played by Andy Griffith, the joy of building a show around an older female lawyer and the generational changes in social attitudes women experience, and the sacrifices women often make when it comes to sexual harassment, including Matty herself.   “[Matty] realizes now, coming back [to the legal profession], what it cost her. And it's not like every day she was thinking about it. It was just, ‘Oh my gosh, I made these changes to avoid this. And why do I have to make these changes? Why didn't that person make the changes so I could be in the space where I was comfortable?' And I think what's so exciting about Maddie is that she's still learning new things at 75. I think there's also a little bit of a wish fulfillment, that you can still evolve, and you still learn, and you still feel new things,” says Urman.  To hear more about Matlock, what we can expect from season 2, and Urman's advice for writers, listen to the podcast. 

First Dave Gonzales joins Katey to look at how Thunderbolts fits into the Marvel Cinematic Universe's current existential crisis, and whether Fantastic Four later this summer can keep the good vibes going. Then Matlock creator Jennie Snyder Urman and star Kathy Bates talk about how they crafted a legal procedural for the modern era, and why it was good enough to bring Kathy back from the brink of retirement.

In this episode, host Moon Zappa speaks with showrunner Jennie Snyder Urman (Jane the Virgin, Charmed) about reimagining the hit CBS series Matlock, the challenges of writing broadcast TV shows, how she shapes her writers' room, and more.

On this episode of Taste Buds with Deb, host Debra Eckerling speaks with actress Yael Grobglas. Grobglas, who played the series regular dual-roles of ‘Petra' and ‘Anezka' on “Jane the Virgin;” Hallmark Channel's “Hanukkah on Rye;” and recently started an arc on the new “Matlock,” believes food is magical.    “It can heal you, it can make you happy, it can bring people together,” she says.     Grobglas was born in France and grew up in Israel, and loves the cuisines from both. Some of her happiest memories involve holidays and food.    “You all sit at the table together, you sing songs and you eat,” she explains. “And the kids run around under the table and between everybody's legs, [while] the parents try to keep some sort of adult conversation going.”   Grobglas, whose mother and father are wonderful cooks, was destined to love food. When she moved out on her own, Grobglas knew she had to learn how to cook, so she could continue to eat good food.   “Luckily I'm pretty creative,” she says. “I cannot follow a recipe to save my life [but] I have so many cookbooks … I'll look through them for inspiration. I feel like I'm making art.”     When asked how her training as an actor influenced her creativity in the kitchen, Grobglas said it made her trust herself, and the creative process, more.    “If you botch a take, it's fine; you do another one,” she explains. “You make mistakes, that's how you learn. It's okay, you get better.”   On “Matlock,” Grobglas plays a jury consultant aka human lie detector. She previously worked with “Matlock” showrunner Jennie Snyder Urman on “Jane the Virgin,” which Urman created.  “It was incredible to work together again,” she says.    Yael Grobglas talks about her earliest food memories, how she creates in the kitchen, and the amazing craft (food) services on Matlock. She also shares the recipe for her mom's signature dish: lentil salad with apples and red onion, which you can get at JewishJournal.com/podcasts.   Follow @YaelGrobglas  on Instagram and watch her arc on “Matlock” on CBS; her character arrives on episode three.   For more from Taste Buds, subscribe on iTunes and YouTube, and follow @TheDEBMethod on social media.

Katie Wech is a TV and film writer for shows such as Rizzoli & Isles, Jane the Virgin, and most recently she's the creator of Good Sam. Joining her is Jennie Snyder Urman, a writer herself, although more often credited as a producer for shows like Gilmore Girls, Charmed, Jane the Virgin, and now she's the executive producer of Good Sam. Katie and Jennie join Sophia on the podcast today to talk about their journey to becoming writers, how the TV show Good Sam came together, and so much more! Executive Producers: Sophia Bush & Rabbit Grin Productions Associate Producers: Samantha Skelton & Mica Sangiacomo Editor: Josh Windisch Artwork by the Hoodzpah Sisters This show is brought to you by Brilliant Anatomy See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Katie Wech is a TV and film writer for shows such as Rizzoli & Isles, Jane the Virgin, and most recently she's the creator of Good Sam. Joining her is Jennie Snyder Urman, a writer herself, although more often credited as a producer for shows like Gilmore Girls, Charmed, Jane the Virgin, and now she's the executive producer of Good Sam. Katie and Jennie join Sophia on the podcast today to talk about their journey to becoming writers, how the TV show Good Sam came together, and so much more!Executive Producers: Sophia Bush & Rabbit Grin ProductionsAssociate Producers: Samantha Skelton & Mica SangiacomoEditor: Josh WindischArtwork by the Hoodzpah SistersThis show is brought to you by Brilliant AnatomySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Second 2022 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Katie Wech, Jennie Snyder Urman and Joanna Klein, executive producers of the new CBS drama series Good Sam; Ben Franzen and Josh Berkley, executive producers from Dirty Jobs, the long-running series back with new episodes on Discovery Channel and hosted by Mike Rowe; and Brian Richardson, American Ninja Warrior executive producer, joined by upcoming contestant Anthony Trucks.

On this week’s episode of This Week’s Episode, Karen, Kris and Evan rededicate their lives to putting Wilson Fisk in jail after discussing the season finale of the tragically cancelled DareDevil season 3. Plus, Marvel’s Scarlet Witch gets her Vision, Stephen colbert sues Donald Trump, Console Wars is coming to the small screen, and more! This week’s episode Daredevil - A New Napkin (S03E13) Next week’s episode Married With Children - You Better Watch Out(S02E13) Show Notes See the first-look image and read the synopsis for Doctor Who New Year’s Day special ‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ Creator Stephen Hillenburg Dead At 57 Listen to Voltron's Emperor Zarkon Sing the Best Hamilton Song Netflix Adapting Roald Dahl Classics Matilda, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and More 'Cowboy Bebop' Live-Action Series Coming to Netflix Doctor Who Season 18 Announcement Trailer Donald Sutherland To Star In HBO Limited Series ‘The Undoing’ Jameela Jamil Is Not Done Calling Out Celebrities Who Shill Dangerous Weight-Loss Drinks ‘Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina’: Mckenna Grace To Guest Star, Alexis Denisof & Jedidiah Goodacre Set For Recurring Roles Legendary TV Developing Blake J. Harris’ ‘Console Wars’ Novel As Limited Drama Series ‘Marvel’s Runaways’ Season 2 Trailer: A Dinosaur In A Shopping Cart, New Character & More Stephen Colbert Is Suing Donald Trump for Stealing a Colbert Report Joke 'Daredevil' Cancelled by Netflix, No Season 4 Coming Sabrina Season 2 trailer and return date Disney+ ‘Star Wars’ Series Starring Diego Luna Taps Stephen Schiff As Showrunner The Vision Is Coming to Disney's Scarlet Witch Streaming Series Black Mirror Season 5 Premiere Date Reportedly Set Before New Year's Eve The Rocko’s Modern Life writers were goddamned lunatics Game of Thrones' Kit Harington Nixes Spinoff Involvement: 'Not On Your Life' ‘Jane The Virgin’ Spinoff In The Works At CW From Gina Rodriguez, Jennie Snyder Urman & Ben Silverman Social Stuff TWEP Facebook page Geekade Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Tumblr Twitch Website Contact Us Support This Week's Episode by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/this-weeks-episode

Gina Rodriguez is an actor, producer, and director, best known for her astonishing work as the titular role in The CW’s “Jane the Virgin.” Jennie Snyder Urman’s telenovela-inspired romantic roller coaster, one of today’s only series featuring a Latina lead, won Rodriguez a Golden Globe Award for best actress in a TV comedy. She’s also known for her film work in “Filly Brown” and “Annihilation,” her activism and philanthropy, and her aptly named company, I Can and I Will Productions. For over 50 years, Backstage has been the most trusted place for actors to find jobs and career advice, and for casting professionals to find the right performers for their projects. “In the Envelope: An Awards Podcast” features intimate, inspirational interviews with some of the most exciting actors and awards contenders working today. Check out more here: https://bit.ly/2OMryWQ In the Envelope Twitter: twitter.com/InTheEnvelope Backstage Twitter: twitter.com/backstage Facebook: facebook.com/backstage Instagram: instagram.com/backstagecast YouTube: youtube.com/user/backstagecasting

Powerful TV panel from ATX, Jack Amiel (co-creator, The Knick), Jason Katims (creator, Friday Night Lights and Parenthood), Jennie Snyder Urman (creator, Jane the Virgin), Mike Royce (co-creator, Men of a Certain Age; Enlisted), and Carter Covington (Faking It) discuss how their series have surpassed diversity trends and token characters by organically weaving in storylines of race, religion, the foster care system, immigration, abortion, health care, and many many more. Moderated by Maury McIntyre (President of the Television Academy). PLUS: The Shield Writers' Room Reunion with creator Shawn Ryan (co-creator, Timeless), Glen Mazzara (Damien; The Walking Dead), Scott Rosenbaum (Queen of the South), Kurt Sutter (creator, Sons of Anarchy), and Charles Chic Eglee (Hemlock Grove; The Walking Dead). Moderated by Lynette Rice (EW). Recorded June 2016 at ATX Television Festival. Get your badge now for ATX's sixth season, June 8-11 2017, at http://atxfestival.com/

Take a break from reality with a double header from ATX, a Television Festival. First, Jennie Snyder Urman (creator, Jane the Virgin), Kevin Biegel (creator, Enlisted and Cougartown), Justin Adler (creator, Life in Pieces), and Dana Tuinier (VP Original Programming, TVLand) talk about why a kinder approach to storytelling may be exactly what viewers want and need. Moderated by Dan Fienberg (THR). Recorded at ATX Television Festival on June 12, 2016. Get your badge now for ATX's sixth season, June 8-11 2017, at http://atxfestival.com/

A double-header recorded at ATX, a Television Festival earlier this year. First, Keeping the Romance Alive with Hart Hanson (creator, Bones), Liz Tigelaar (showrunner, Casual; creator, Life Unexpected), Carter Covington (creator, Faking It), and Jennie Snyder Urman (creator, Jane the Virgin). How do writers keep a show going that's centered around a romance? What pitfalls can that bring, how do they keep an audience caring through the third, fourth, and fifth break upsor even more, after the central couple commits for the long haul, or worse decides to leave the show? Moderated by Jarret Wieselman (Buzzfeed). Then, Jarret is joined by Carina MacKenzie (The Originals) to talk about Young Adult TV with Tigelaar, Covington, Anna Fricke (developer, Being Human), and Rebecca Serle (Famous in Love). The creators of these teen centered TV shows discuss what they believe classifies a show as YA, what storylines they will and will not broach when it comes to this age range, and how they have mastered writing from the teenage perspective while garnering audiences of all ages. Recorded at ATX Television Festival on June 10-11, 2016. Get your badge now for ATX's sixth season, June 8-11 2017, at http://atxfestival.com/

Jane the Virgin creator/showrunner Jennie Snyder Urman (Gilmore Girls; Hope & Faith; Men in Trees) discusses the various stages of the show's development, finding Jane's voice, collaborating with her writers' room, the creation and cancelation of her previous CW series, Emily Owens MD, and lots more. The finale of Jane the Virgin airs Monday, May 11. Don't miss it!

It's Mo here with an extended chat with actor Jaime Camil, who plays Rogelio de la Vega on the CW's "Jane the Virgin." He talks about the show's mix of comedy and drama, working with Gina Rodriguez (Jane) and the rest of the cast, what's coming up for Rogelio, tweeting with his fictional alter ego and dubbing his own voice for "Jane the Virgin's" Hispanic markets, among many other topics. If you enjoy this chat, you may want to check out recent interviews with "Jane the Virgin" star Gina Rodriguez (story and podcast) and with "Jane the Virgin's" executive producer, Jennie Snyder Urman (story and podcast).  Be sure to subscribe to the new feed for the podcast here if you like to listen on iTunes. You'll see plenty of ways in each post to stream or download MP3s if you hate iTunes as much as Esteban hates Rogelio. You can also subscribe on Stitcher if you like. Also, we have an email for the podcast now! Click here to email us questions for future podcasts.

This time around, it's Mo talking to executive producer and showrunner Jennie Snyder Urman about "Jane the Virgin," a CW show you definitely should be watching. "Jane," which debuted last fall, mixes telenovela elements, emotional impact and clever construction in ways that make it unique as well as entertaining. Urman discusses the creative and production challenges of the show as well as its cultural and social elements in this 47-minute festival of all things "Jane."  Be sure to subscribe to the new feed for the podcast here if you like to listen on iTunes. You'll see plenty of ways in each post to stream or download MP3s if you hate iTunes as much as Rogelio hates Esteban. You can also subscribe on Stitcher if you like. Also, we have an email for the podcast now! Click here to email us questions for future podcasts.