Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Engel

Welkom! Vandaag heb ik Peter Engel te gast, de founder van Actuals. Met hem bespreek ik hoe hij zijn SaaS-bedrijf bouwde, geïnspireerd door zijn tijd bij Deloitte. Hij deelt zijn inzichten over het winnen van grote klanten zoals Just Eat, de kracht van positionering, en hoe hij zijn team leidde door uitdagende groeifases. We duiken in Actuals' transformatie van outbound naar inbound marketing en praten over het belang van emotie in een technische SaaS-omgeving. Mastermind van We Love SaaS: https://welovesaas.io/mastermind-programma/ Actuals: https://actuals.io/ Leadinfo: https://www.leadinfo.com/nl/ Word lid van We Love SaaS We Love SaaS is de plaats waar SaaS ondernemers en professionals bij elkaar komen om te bouwen aan een succesvolle SaaS business. Stop met het wiel opnieuw uitvinden en krijg toegang tot de kennis en connecties die je nodig hebt om betere beslissingen te nemen. Word lid: https://welovesaas.io/membership/

Ron has an extended interview with producer and creator of  TV's "Saved By The Bell". Peter Engel  talks about how he got the show on the air, happenings behind the scenes, and other shows that he produced.

The global Build and Automate Tour stopped in 's-Hertogenbosch at SAP NL. A deep dive on the latest and greatest on SAP AppGyver and SAP Process Automation in workshop format. This episode covers: Event recap Team collaboration in AppGyver Action projects in Process Automation Combination of workflow and iRPA into Process Automation Integration of AppGyver and Process Automation 280+ ready to use items within Process Automation (and FREE) A battle of tools coming up SAP TechEd keynote watchparty. Your hosts: Coen Sanderink, Marc Huber, Peter Engel, Harish Yarra, Dave van de Ven, Jan Penninkhof and Twan van den Broek. S07E10

Episode 434 of On Screen & Beyond - Emmy nominated Peter Engel was the producer and co-creator of the long running hit teen show "Saved By The Bell" and its spin off TV movies! Peter joins us to talk about that experience and more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/on-screen-and-beyond/message

Alex Kirry and Jake Hatch are joined by Peter Engel of Blue and Gold who covers Notre Dame football to get an early look at the Irish vs. BYU. Follow UnRivaled onTwitter,InstagramandFacebook for more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back with another episode of In Check with Fintech!   This week, we are sitting down with Peter Engel, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Actuals, to discuss the Data Trifecta of webshops, PSPs and accounting software. We discuss how they are helping their customers to streamline financial data so that it’s categorized automatically and instantly accessible.   Enjoy listening!

Even though Saved by the Bell went off the air in 1993, it still has a firm grip on popular culture- the cast reunion of Zach and his high school friends on the Jimmy Fallon Show recently went viral, and clips of the original show often pop up as Internet memes, so much so that sometimes it really does feel like it’s Zach’s world and we are just living in it.What kid didn't want their own cell phone in 1992? Today, Saved By the Bell’s Executive Producer Peter Engel, joins us to take a look at his amazing life which he writes about in his new memoir “I Was Saved by the Bell: Stories of Life, Love and Dreams that Do Come True.”We're still excited. Listen as Peter Engel joins us to talk about the time when ABC almost gave John Lennon a talk show that would have been a showcase, as Lennon put it, for “Freaks, geeks, and people who want to start trouble.”{Best of Feast of Fun: FOF #2423 - Saved by Saved by the Bell - 11.29.16}Plus–• What does Peter make of the fan theory that Saved by the Bell is just a dream that took place in Zack Morris’ mind?• Will Elizabeth Berkley ever embrace her iconic role in the camp film classic Showgirls?• Peter’s biggest TV let down, his pioneering sitcom, Sirota’s Court, where a gay couple got married on TV in 1977.

Mit Beiträgen von Manfred Ach, Wolfgang Bittner, Manfred Bosch, Michael Braun, Manfred Chobot, Daniel Dubbe, Heiner Egge, Peter Engel, Heiner Feldhoff, Ronald Glomb, Frank Göhre, Harald Gröhler, Friedemann Hahn, Manfred Hausin, Martin Jürgens, Benno Käsmayr, Michael Kellner, Barbara Maria Kloos, Fitzgerald Kusz, Helmut Loeven, Detlef Michelers, Alfred Miersch, Peter Salomon, Gerd Scherm, Christoph Schubert-Weller, Tiny Stricker, Ralf Thenior, Jürgen Theobaldy Die 68er-Studentenrevolte hat in die 70er Jahre hineingestrahlt, ist da erst richtig wirksam geworden, nicht zuletzt in der Literatur und im Literaturbetrieb. War das damals tatsächlich eine gravierende Umwälzung oder nur der übliche Aufstand der Jungen gegen die Alten beziehungsweise lediglich ein spontaner Aufbruch gegen den eingefahrenen „Betrieb“? Kann man sich, wie Enzensberger meinte, in Bezug auf die siebziger Jahre „kurz fassen“ und nicht wirklich verlangen, dass man ihrer „mit Nachsicht gedächte“? Wir stellen diese Fragen 40 Jahre nach den „Gegenbuchmessen“ und dem Kampf der „kleinen Bertelsmänner“ gegen das etablierte Verlagswesen noch einmal, wollen von den damaligen Protagonisten der „Gegenkultur“ wissen, wie sie jene Zeiten erlebt haben, welches für sie die bestimmenden Momente waren und was von all dem für sie bis heute nachwirkt. Inhaltlich sollte es in den erbetenen Beiträgen um das Subjektive gehen, die persönliche Perspektive, also keine Beiträge über Dritte, sondern eine Darstellung des eigenen Tuns (natürlich mit Bezug auf diese „Dritten“): Warum, mit wem, zu welchem „Endzweck“, was daraus geworden ist usw. Also quasi lauter Einzel-Autobiographien, die die Zeit von Ende der 1960er bis Ende 1970 schwerpunktmäßig umfassen sollten. Und natürlich wie es danach weiterging. Klaus Hübner, Publizist, Literaturkritiker und Redakteur. Geboren 1953 in Landshut. Lebt in München.Studium der Germanistik, Geschichte und Kommunikationswissenschaft in Erlangen und München. 1980 Promotion zum Dr. phil., 1981–1983 DAAD-Lektor in Bilbao (Spanien). 1984–2016 Redakteur der monatlich erscheinenden Zeitschrift Fachdienst Germanistik. Lektorats- und PR-Tätigkeit beim iudicium verlag, Lehrbeauftragter für Neuere Deutsche Literatur und Deutsch als Fremdsprache an der Universität München, Dozent für Colleges und Sprachschulen, Schriftsteller-Seminare mit dem Goethe-Institut, Mitarbeit an Literaturlexika und literaturwissenschaftlichen Publikationen, Publizist und Literaturkritiker mit regelmäßiger Mitarbeit an zahlreichen Zeitungen, Zeitschriften und Online-Publikationen. Sekretariat des Adelbert-von-Chamisso-Preises der Robert Bosch Stiftung (2003–2017). Redaktionsmitglied der Zeitschrift Literatur in Bayern (seit 2012). Arbeitet seit 2017 am Institut für deutsche Kultur und Geschichte Südosteuropas (IKGS) an der Universität München in der Redaktion der Zeitschrift Spiegelungen; Koordinator des Spiegelungen-Preises 2017, Jurymitglied beim Spiegelungen-Preis 2020.

Darf ich vorstellen? Ein Buch, das meiner Tochter ein breites Strahlen auf´s Gesicht gezaubert hat. Und eines, bei dem am Ende jemand einen Furz lässt – was ebenfalls für ein Grinsen sorgt. Beide Geschichten haben jeweils eine ganz tolle Botschaft. Welche? Hör' einfach rein. Beide Bücher sind im Verlag edition buntehunde (https://editionbuntehunde.de/) erschienen und von Peter Engel illustriert. "Der kleine Regenwurm" ist von Helmut Hoehn und "Tierisch vornehm" von Herbert Wittl.

Peter Engel is the creator of Saved by the Bell, Last Comic Standing, and countless other noteworthy TV shows. One of the most respected television players in history, with six shows in syndication and over 1,500 episodes produced in his career, he is universally credited with launching the first live-action Saturday morning network programming for tweens, where he successfully started that new platform at NBC.

Peter Engel is the creator of Saved by the Bell, Last Comic Standing, and countless other noteworthy TV shows. One of the most respected television players in history, with six shows in syndication and over 1,500 episodes produced in his career, he is universally credited with launching the first live-action Saturday morning network programming for tweens, where he successfully started that new platform at NBC.

We continue with May-ved by the Eng-ell (yeah, we know), a loving look at the California teen comedies of Peter Engel. Take the Saved by the Bell formula and move it to New York City. What could go wrong?  City Guys.Every Watchbots Drop EverToday's Episode: Over the Speed Limit We talk about: Overmedication | Our fitness to cover the topic | The Smothers Brothers | WritingWe play Shitty Merchant-Guys (it's good!) and finish up with the Mailbag.Did we mess something up horribly? Do you want to ask us a question? Get at us on Twitter @watchbotspod or e-mail at email@watchbotspod.com.Enjoy the show!Subscribe, rate, and review a million stars:Apple | Spotify | Stitcher | TuneIn | Google Play    

Ron interviews "Saved By The Bell" creator Peter Engel about the trials and tribulations of this iconic TV program series.

We continue with May-ved by the Eng-ell, a loving look at the California teen comedies of Peter Engel. It's kind of Saved by the Bell but not as charming and with more music? California Dreams.Every Watchbots Drop EverToday's Episode: Mother and Child Reunion We talk about: Shaylin's crushes | Bad parenting | Club ownership | Marc WeinerWe play California Weens and finish up with the Mailbag.Did we mess something up horribly? Do you want to ask us a question? Get at us on Twitter @watchbotspod or e-mail at email@watchbotspod.com.Enjoy the show!Subscribe, rate, and review a million stars:Apple | Spotify | Stitcher | TuneIn | Google Play    

A star-studded podcast featuring interviews with Troy Fromin (Skud), Eddie Garcia (Johnny Dakota) and even a guest appearance from show creator Peter Engel himself to talk about this pivotal SBTB episode.

We start the month of May-ved by the Eng-ell, a loving look at the California teen comedies of Peter Engel. And how better to start than with the granddaddy of them all? It's Saved By The Bell.Every Watchbots Drop EverToday's Episode: Save The Max (it's on Hulu and NBC)We talk about:Kids being mean | Radio technology | Bad business practices | SkunksWe play A Very Special Mandela Effect and finish up with the Mailbag.Did we mess something up horribly? Do you want to ask us a question? Get at us on Twitter @watchbotspod or e-mail at email@watchbotspod.com.Enjoy the show!Subscribe, rate, and review a million stars:Apple | Spotify | Stitcher | TuneIn | Google Play    

Welcome to this week's Watchbots Prime!I chat about serial killers and fun facts!Next week's episode: We're kicking off the month of Mayved by the Engell! It's a look at teen comedies overseen by Peter Engel so you know we have to start with Saved By The Bell.Save The Max (available through NBC too)See you next Monday! Rate, review and subscribe! E-mail us for the mailbag!Show Twitter: @watchbotspodE-mail: email@watchbotspod.com

It's a loaded two-part episode featuring the gang heading to the Palm Desert hotel for Jessie's wedding and we have George McDaniel himself (David Spano) joining us for this episode as well as a surprise appearance from show creator Peter Engel!

Howard County, Maryland has an affordable housing deficit of 5,500 units.  According to our guest Howard County Housing Commission Executive Director Peter Engel, those men, women, and families are already living in Howard County and are either in substandard living conditions or over-exposed in their rent.  Mr. Engel has spent his career working to create housing solutions and his experience shines through in this episode.  Join Candace and Tom as they discuss the President's attacks on Baltimore City, Woodstock, and Montgomery County accessory dwelling legislation. Thanks, as always, to our hosts - The Common Kitchen in Clarksville, MD!

Jessie becomes addicted to caffeine pills and the gang bands together to help her fight this addiction. Executive producer Peter Engel joins the show to talk about this pivotal episode.

Ben's not content with the ratings for the last few episodes so he's decided to refit the whole show to be one of those murder podcasts that are doing insanely well in the charts. However, neither him or Phil are comfortable with the whole "murder" aspect so instead pivot to dangerous toys, murderous songs, the deadliest Marvel superheroes of all time and erm...Richard Nixon. Plus: Hannah Montana's crippling addiction to lead reign of terror, Sophie Ellis Bextor Vs W.A.S.P, Enormous Ken's best cinematic role, hammocks for kids, the first time anyone has mentioned "Fully Booked Interactive" in twenty years, the tastiness of glue, Iron Man's terrible crimes, actually nuclear toys, Peter Engel's creative process, torpedo babies, a shameless attempt to tie into "Avengers: Endgame", what Butts Carlton did next and no Easter whatsoever.

We stay in the realm of 90s-era, California-based teen shows this week, as David returns fresh from his honeymoon alongside his now wife-Lauren, who join Carolyn to discuss an episode in which a bunch of attractive, musically-inclined teens fix racism. Along the way, David reveals the price at which he'll sell out, Lauren reveals which Peter Engel show she likes most, and Carolyn actually compliments a Peter Engel show.So give some advice to racists dads, then download and listen here, rate & review us on iTunes or listen via Podbean, Stitcher and Google Play. You can follow the show on Twitter, like our Facebook page, and email us via avsepodcast@gmail.com.Also, be sure to check out Carolyn's spinoff podcast, Pitch Please!, here, and buy the game here!http://media.averyspecialepisodepodcast.com/AVerySpecialEpisode070.mp3

Zack uses subliminal messaged to make every girl at Bayside fall in love with him, but this new-found power comes at a price! Executive producer Peter Engel guests on this episode as he discusses Dustin Diamond's role as Screech.

Executive producer Peter Engel guests on this episode to talk about the casting of Tiffani Amber Thiessen as Kelly Kapowski and we break down this historic episode that saw Screech create a magical cream that gets rid of pimples, but also comes with a maroon price!

Executive Peter Engel guests on this episode and talks about Mario Lopez being cast as A.C. Slater. Also breaking down this episode which features Slater possibly leaving for Hawaii.

The Lisa Card, don't leave home...with it. Executive producer Peter Engel guests on this episode to talk about Lark Voorhees and how she became Lisa Turtle.

Hosts Clint Switzer & Noah Gronniger delve in to Saved By the Bell's first day at Bayside High. Although this episode was the 15 show to air on NBC it is widely known to be the show's pilot. Executive producer Peter Engel stops by to offer a few memories of the show's inception.

Peter Engel's clumsy assistant drops a tape once again (this time on purpose?) and Conall and Rob are unwittingly, unknowingly transported to the halcyon days of the Zelly and Slessie relationships, when the world was new and love was real. Unlike the watered down pest of the Tori Timeline, Zack is once again the machiavellian mastermind we loved to hate in the days of manipulated Beau Rivere tapes. All is right with the world, which just goes to show how warped a world Bayside really is. 

Segment 01 We discuss the horrible attack outside of Parliament in London, Gittles recaps a story near his apartment where a retired NYPD officer shot his landlord then held up in an apartment for a standoff with the NYPD. Former NBC Producer Peter Engel calls in to talk about his new book, working for JFK's campaign, creating 'Saved By The Bell', 'California Dreams', and 'Last Comic Standing. Plus, Peter reveals new plans for 'Saved By The Bell'! Segment 02 'Dr Ken' Ken Jeoing Segment 03 Listener sends new beers to try, Gorillaz have a new album coming out, discussing whether musical episodes of TV Shows are good or unnecessary. Hear ‘It's Erik Nagel' weekends at 6pmET/3pmPT on 'Faction Talk' Sirius206/XM103 and is available on SiriusXM OnDemand via the SiriusXM App SOCIAL MEDIA @Erockradio @GeekstuffOG @Gittlebass @KristyPucho @LouisJohnson @ItsErikNagel on Twitter,FB,Youtube.

Peter Engel Producer of Saved By the Bell and Last Comic Standing is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart. Peter and David discuss the success Engel experienced with Saved By The Bell and how it impacted him. Peter went on to produce other Saturday morning hits like California Dreams and more. Peter also produced the great "Last Comic Standing" show.

Peter Engel Producer of Saved By the Bell and Last Comic Standing is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart. Peter and David discuss the success Engel experienced with Saved By The Bell and how it impacted him. Peter went on to produce other Saturday morning hits like California Dreams and more. Peter also produced the great "Last Comic Standing" show.

The producer behind "Saved By The Bell" Peter Engel stops by to talk about coming up with his lightening-in-a-bottle hit show, the impact he left on young adult television, and his autobiography "I Was Saved By The Bell."

Legendary TV producer Peter Engel (Saved by the Bell, Last Comic Standing) talks about how he wanted to work in television from the very moment he saw a TV. We discuss his journey from an starting as an NBC page to creating some of television's most beloved shows. He also shares insight into the magic of Saved by The Bell.For more of Peter's stories, check out his new book "I Was Saved by The Bell: Stories of Live, Love, and Dreams that Do Come True"Host: Chris LaxamanaChrisLaxamana.comSupport The Show:Get your first 3 meals at Blue Apron for free (with free shipping!) by going to BlueApron.com/ResumePurchase the 'Resume Podcast Theme' song on iTunes and Amazon.And if you enjoy the show, please leave a rating and review on iTunes.

Special guest Peter Engel joins us to dish all the dirt on his role as creator and producer of Saved by the Bell!

Veteran television producer Peter Engel's biggest hit was the teen sitcom "Saved by the Bell." Engel joins The Steve Fast Show to discuss how creating the show changed his life, and discusses some failed tv efforts, including a talk show hosted by John Lennon.

Peter Engel is one of the most prolific producers in television with more than 1,000 episodes produced under his banner, most notably "Saved By The Bell," which he executive-produced through all of its many incarnations. He also produced the iconic reality TV show "Last Comic Standing." He's written a new book, titled “I Was Saved by the Bell: Stories of Life, Love, and Dreams That Do Come True.”He joined "Trending Today USA with Rusty Humphries" to talk to Rusty about the book and his illustrious career.Image credit: Humor Blog/Flickr

I've had the pleasure of having some conversations with some pretty amazing people both famous and not. Today's conversation with Peter Engel ranks right up there in my Top 3. Peter was the Executive Producer for the wildly popular tv show Saved By The Bell (it was a little after my time). But I know all about it...Bayside High, Zack, Kelly, Screetch and Mr. Belding. It was an innovative TV show that covered a lot of different topics that hadn't been touched on tv before and for that Peter is very proud. He's written a new book entitled I Was Saved By The Bell: Stories Of Life, Love and Dreams That Do Come True. His memoir covers so much more than Saved By The Bell the television program...it's a wonderful story about Peter's life, people he has met, situations he has experienced as well as resilience, conviction, determination, life, love and believing in yourself and your dreams. I so enjoy sitting down with a great book of stories that somehow teach lessons about life. This is one of those books~ Purchase it from your local book store or at this link on amazon.com: https://www.amazon.com/Was-Saved-Bell-Stories-Dreams/dp/0997943106 Visit Peter's website at: http://www.iwassavedbythebell.com/

Martin's favorite Canadian, Liz Hersey, is back on the show! Liz and Martin get into the darker side of _Saved by the Bell_, from Screech's lascivious sex tape to Peter Engel's obsession with getting his cast hopped up on speed.

Executive Producer, Peter Engel talks with James Lott Jr. about his memoir, I Was Saved by the Bell: Stories of Life, Love, and Dreams That Do Come True. Peter Engel, one of the most prolific producers in television with more than 1,000 episodes produced under his banner, single handedly created the teen sitcom with Saved By The Bell, which he executive produced through all of its many incarnations, and which led to his many other teen series. As if defining and conquering the teen arena wasn't enough, Peter produced the iconic Last Comic Standing, enabling the discovery of an entirely new, fresh generation [...] The post Peter Engel | I Was Saved by The Bell | Author Interviews appeared first on Book Circle Online.

Dec 6th - Christopher Kelly, Drew Curtis, Peter Engel, Saved by the Bell

Dec 6th - Christopher Kelly, Drew Curtis, Peter Engel, Saved by the Bell

Saved by the Bell creator Peter Engel sits down with Matt to discuss his new book, I Was Saved By The Bell. Engel created the high school-centered sitcom for NBC in 1989. Since then, the show has been a hit among generations of fans. More than just a ‘Saturday Morning' kid show, Saved by the […] The post Peter Engel-Episode 150 appeared first on Talk For Two.

Saved by the Bell creator Peter Engel sits down with Matt to discuss his new book, I Was Saved By The Bell. Engel created the high school-centered sitcom for NBC in 1989. Since then, the show has been a hit among generations of fans. More than just a ‘Saturday Morning’ kid show, Saved by the […] The post Peter Engel-Episode 150 appeared first on Talk For Two.

Saved By The Bell executive produer Peter Engel joins us in studio to talk his new book about the show I Was Saved by the Bell: Stories of Life, Love and Dreams That Do Come True Hosted by Emily Longeretta Produced by Gino Orlandini buy the book: https://www.amazon.com/Was-Saved-Bell-Stories-Dreams/dp/0997943106

Peter Engel Interview by Reana Ashley

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Executive Producer Peter Engel of SAVED BY THE BELL.  I Was Saved by the Bell: Stories of Life, Love, and Dreams That Do Come True, Peter opens up for the first time about his life, from personal and professional highlights to the serious challenges that shaped him. He explains how “a small boy with a big dream” got his start in the cutthroat television industry, his work as Executive Producer on Saved by the Bell and later TV successes of California Dreams, Hang Time, City Guys, and Last Comic Standing, among others. Peter also shares some of his most fascinating encounters with icons including John Lennon, Orson Welles, Bette Davis, and John F. Kennedy, to name just a few.

A bottle episode that isn't a bottle episode. The gang at their absolute worst. Conall at his least surprised. Rob, his most frustrated. Did the writers want the characters to learn anything? To develop in any way whatsoever? The dynamic duo debate these questions and more as they descend further and further down the noxious abyss of Peter Engel's design. 

“Nurse” will have to wait for another week as this week we see the gang join the Bayside Glee Club. Zack’s Time-Outs may be localised and Peter Engel knocks a stack of VHS tapes on the ground. Rob confesses his own history as a competitive Gleek who almost made it to Sectionals. Episode: “Glee Club”

Peter Engel is the creator of Saved by the Bell, Last Comic Standing, and countless other noteworthy TV shows. One of the most respected television players in history, with six shows in syndication and over 1,500 episodes produced in his career, he is universally credited with launching the first live-action Saturday morning network programing for tweens, where he successfully started that new platform at NBC.