Podcast appearances and mentions of sean kearney

Hi everyone! The complications of Ireland/U.S. migration isn't lost on any professional that has a stake in making the move work. Knowing how to treat both countries from a financial perspective is difficult - especially for those of us making the move!In Part 2 of my conversation with Sean Kearney of Amvoy Wealth, we dig even deeper into the complexities of financial planning for Irish expats in the U.S. and those with cross-border lives. Sean shares some sharp insights on managing investments, avoiding the pitfalls of overly complex tax schemes, and his core philosophy: living life first and aligning financial plans around it. We also get into the nitty-gritty of ensuring tax compliance and explore the underestimated value of planning for a possible return to Ireland. Sean's experience and understanding of U.S.-Irish financial management shines through, and his advice is a must-hear for anyone navigating finances in both places.This episode is a reminder that financial planning is not about cutting corners to save every last cent in tax, but rather about creating a meaningful roadmap that supports the life you want. If you're an expat or have assets on both sides of the Atlantic, Sean's practical tips can make the complexities of cross-border financial life much easier to manage.Topics mentioned in this episode:Balance Life Goals with Financial Plans: Sean advocates planning for the life you want rather than obsessing over tax efficiency alone. Prioritize lifestyle needs, then find the best way to align your finances.Understand Tax Compliance and Reporting Requirements: For U.S.-connected individuals, understanding reporting requirements in both countries is critical, especially as financial data-sharing between the U.S. and Ireland grows.Consider the Impact of Currency and Tax Rebasing: Before moving back to Ireland, rebasing investments in the U.S. can save significant tax costs due to currency fluctuations and different tax structures.Plan Early if Considering a Move Back to Ireland: For those hoping to return to Ireland, early planning is crucial, as it can mean the difference between a smooth, tax-efficient transition and an unexpected financial hit.Project Management in Financial Planning: Cross-border financial planning often requires a team approach, incorporating tax, estate planning, and investment advice to ensure every angle is covered.Contact Sean:Email: sean@amvoywealth.comWebsite: https://www.amvoywealth.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-kearney-cfp%C2%AE-870763199/*****If you loved this episode or have a similar story, we'd love to hear from you! You can get in touch with us directly at info@expattaxes.ie or leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.Taxbytes for Expats is brought to you by ExpatTaxes.ie. If you're considering moving to or from Ireland and would like support with your taxes, book a consultation today:

Hi everyone! The complications of Ireland/U.S. migration isn't lost on any professional that has a stake in making the move work. Knowing how to treat both countries from a financial perspective is difficult - especially for those of us making the move!In this episode, I sat down with Sean Kearney of Amvoy Wealth, a specialist in helping Irish citizens manage their US-based finances, understand tax obligations, and plan for future moves between Ireland and the US. Sean's expertise is second to none, and his insight into the realities of balancing US and Irish financial systems is both essential and eye-opening.In Part 1 of our conversation, Sean shares the basics of navigating dual tax obligations, the common missteps that Irish expats encounter in US financial planning, and why keeping everything above board (no matter how tempting it might be to do otherwise) is crucial. If you're an Irish citizen in the US, planning a move back home, or have financial assets in either country, don't miss Sean's advice on staying compliant, managing investments across borders, and the importance of early financial planning! And stay tuned for Part 2 in the next episode of Taxbytes For Expats!What you'll hear in this episode:The Importance of Cross-Border Financial Planning: Moving between the US and Ireland involves unique financial and tax implications, especially for Irish citizens holding US assets or green cards. Working with advisors who understand both systems can save you from costly mistakes down the road.Tax Consequences of Holding a Green Card: Many Irish expats seek a US green card but don't realize the potential tax consequences when leaving the US. It's critical to properly exit the US tax system and file necessary documentation to avoid future tax liabilities.Why Rebasing Investments Before Moving Matters: Selling or ‘rebasing' assets while still under US tax jurisdiction can often reduce capital gains tax, as US rates are typically lower than Ireland's. Proper timing here can make a significant difference in tax savings.Potential Risks of Unpaid Taxes and Undeclared Assets: Ignoring tax obligations on assets left in the US or in Ireland can come back to haunt expats, especially with increasing global tax transparency. Compliance is key to avoiding future penalties.The Value of a Cross-Border Advisory Team: Combining the expertise of Irish and US advisors who communicate directly can give expats clarity and security. This collaboration ensures compliance, optimizes tax strategies, and aligns with personal and financial goals across both countries.Contact Sean:Email: sean@amvoywealth.comWebsite: https://www.amvoywealth.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-kearney-cfp%C2%AE-870763199/*****If you loved this episode or have a similar story, we'd love to hear from you! You can get in touch with us directly at info@expattaxes.ie or leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.Taxbytes for Expats is brought to you by ExpatTaxes.ie. If you're considering moving to or from Ireland and would like support with your taxes, book a...

Money Talks! I had the pleasure of sitting down with Sean Kearney, owner of Amvoy Wealth for Episode 6 of the Season. Originally from Dublin, Sean has been a successful financial planner for 25 years and recently expanded his services to the U.S.As an Irish person living in America, I've often felt lost when it comes to financial management. Sean's insights are not only invaluable but also surprisingly accessible, even for those of us who may not fit into the higher income bracket. His straightforward advice on planning for the future while managing, saving, and investing money is particularly beneficial for Irish individuals who intend to remain in the U.S. or are considering a return to Ireland.Sean is a Cross-Border Financial Planner dedicated to helping Irish individuals who are relocating, residing in, or returning from the U.S. He provides strategic guidance for making smart, compliant, and tax-efficient financial decisions.Working alongside international tax and legal experts, Sean crafts comprehensive financial plans that address the unique challenges and opportunities in Cross-Border Wealth Management. Amvoy Wealth is regulated by both the Central Bank of Ireland and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), ensuring that clients receive the highest standard of service.Amvoy Wealth's mission is to provide clients with peace of mind, confidence, and clarity about their financial future—whether that be in the U.S., Ireland, or split between both!Support the showNavigating New York is proudly sponsored by Amvoy Wealth: a Cross Border Financial Planning Firm specialising in assisting Irish citizens with financial interest in Ireland and the United States. Get in touch today: info@amvoywealth.com / www.amvoywealth.comPlease rate & review wherever you listen. Thank you to my incredible video producer Adrian Mullan: https://www.ampedvision.com.au/Subscribe to Navigating New York Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@NavigatingNewYorkAnd if you would like to support the Podcast you can at buymeacoffee.com

Richard Taylor and Sean Kearney are in the trenches, giving you the latest reports and their unfiltered takes on what's going in the world of investing and financial planning. Sean is the founder of Amvoy Wealth, an Irish/American financial planning and investment management firm based in Dublin and New York City. You need to understand dual taxation. The US and Irish tax systems shouldn't be viewed in isolation; Sean explains how they interact and how they can impact your financial planning. There are tough penalties for failing to comply with tax obligations in both jurisdictions – the penalties for not doing it if you're found out are pretty archaic, and they'll hurt your bank account far worse than complying. The three key takeaways from this episode: 1.     Complexity of Dual Taxation: Understanding and managing the tax responsibilities in two countries is crucial. Kearney points out, "We pay CGT in Ireland, we pay CGT in the US. But how does that work together?"2.     Necessity of Specialized Advice: The importance of obtaining specialized financial and tax advice is a recurring theme. As Kearney explains, many advisors may not fully grasp the intricacies of international tax laws which can lead to severe consequences. "There's lots of people out there that pretend that they know what to do and from my experience they don't."3.     Proactive Compliance: Rich and Sean stress the importance of being proactive rather than reactive when it comes to tax compliance and financial planning. As Sean says: "It's better to be going talking to the IRS than the IRS come looking for you." This proactive approach can prevent severe penalties and ensure smoother financial operations across borders.Always an Expat is affiliated with Plan First Wealth LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of Plan First Wealth. Information presented is for educational purposes only and does not intend to make an offer or solicitation for the sale or purchase of any specific securities, investments, or investment strategies. Investments involve risk and unless otherwise stated, are not guaranteed. Be sure to first consult with a qualified financial adviser and/or tax professional before implementing any strategy discussed herein. Plan First Wealth does not provide any tax and/or legal advice and strongly recommends that listeners seek their own advice in these areas.

Video game designer​/faithful friend to animals large and small Sean Kearney returns to discuss ROCKETMAN (1997) that's decidedly NOT the Elton John biopic. ​What it is is a proof that Harland Williams is a great comedic actor but you need to take yourself back to 1997 to find the film funny. Links: Joe's Patreon Mr. Owl's Website

In 1981, clerk Tammy Osborne was abducted from her Mansfield Lawsons store and killed. A couple of days later, a Mansfield man named Sean Kearney was found dead in his apartment, a bullet wound in his head. Police guessed that the man had killed Tammy then committed suicide, but years later, an investigation into widespread police corruption found that conclusion unlikely. www.ohiomysteries.com feedback@ohiomysteries.com www.patreon.com/ohiomysteries www.twitter.com/mysteriesohio www.facebook.com/ohiomysteries Music: Audionautix- The Great Unknown The Great Phospher- Daniel Birch  

My Second Favourite F Word brings local fishing legend Sean Kearney in for the 4th episode to reveal all about his Fishers Island experience. From how he got the job on the Island, calling in sick to go fishing, the only sober fishers crash ever and how the island propelled his career. Listen now to My Second Favourite F Word podcast on Spotify now!

An update on My microcosm, a full review of My current position with respect to Canada's government and [more importantly] elected officials representing various positions of office in Canada. We also go back in time and pick up on last week's timeline and the first steps I took after receiving My reply from Sean Kearney, legal director for the Attorney General. I come up with a Coin for My realm and Give Notice to Canada's Attorney General. Leave Me a Voice Message, Send Me a Quest-Ion.

In this short episode I am tall King about where to send the True Copy of Your Declaration of Life, how to send it, and what to expect after the document is received. If You Wish to review the Letter of reply from the Attorney General's legal director Sean Kearney, You can view the document here. Also, for more information on Navigating Man's Matrix, please check out My Friend Bryan-Glenn Parker's podcast on TalkShoe, Tactical [Sovereignty]. Love and Blessings,

In this episode, I speak with Sean Kearney about his work "Let's Get Engaged: The Nexus between Digital Technologies, Engagement and Learning." It's always fun to talk with someone in Australia, and finding out the fantastic work that Sean is working on is a great way to spend half an hour.

Making the transition to remote work can be difficult. Hear from Sean Kearny, founder of UpGaged, and David Horne, principal at Honestly Co., about how you can make working from homework for you and your team.   Thanks for joining us! This episode is sponsored by Truliant Federal Credit Union Visit Truliant here ---------------------   Today's host is Brent Christiansen, the Chamber's President and CEO.   00:53 - In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we at the Chamber are working with community partners to mitigate its effects on businesses, both large and small. In lieu of our regular podcasts, we will be sharing highlights from our Daily Action Calls, where experts share information and resources for businesses to survive this unprecedented time. 1:28 - Brent Christensen kicks off the Daily Action Call by introducing today's topic of how to work remotely, how to manage and inspire your team from afar, and how to continue to be productive while we're in quarantine. 3:47 - Brent introduces Congressman Mark Walker, who represents NC's 6th District. Walker shares an update about how COVID-19 is impacting North Carolina right now and information coming from the White House. Walker also reviews the three phases of the federal pandemic funding, the details of what each phase of funding covers, and how those decisions are being rolled out.  12:45 - Brent introduces two other guest speakers; Sean Kearney, founder of UpGaged and David Horne, who owns several remote-first Greensboro-based businesses.  13:50 - Brent asks Sean what is different about this transition to work-from-home situation and how to navigate the challenges of adapting to a new way of working. Sean explains that all organizations struggle at times with remote work situations, especially in times of uncertainty and change. What's different about today is that everybody has been thrown into change - businesses, families, individuals, children - so we have to learn how to survive, care for each other, and adapt the best practices that no longer apply to this new situation. Sean emphasizes good, daily communication and ensuring people are acknowledged, heard, and cared for. 19:32 - Brent asks David about remote work etiquette that we should practice and be aware of. David explains bringing the same respect and patience as if your team were working together in a physical office. He emphasizes that communication is the most critical skill to practice in the move from real-time to asynchronous work, and to be considerate of how someone may interpret what is written to them. He recommends instituting boundaries and office hours, so we can balance work with quiet time. 24:30 - Brent asks Sean what are the best ways to keep a remote team engaged in the work that they're doing. As leaders of businesses, we cannot solve all engagement issues and this is a big challenge. Real engagement comes from interaction, rather than giving out directives. Constant status updates aren't always the best use of time; have a clear thought, invite your teams to give you feedback, interact between themselves, and build trust. 28:04 - Brent asks David about how remote teams build and maintain organizational culture. David explains that culture is built from people's experiences and interactions together. Embracing that from a remote standpoint means continuing to communicate, building in multiple touchpoints, creating effective processes that are productive but also build trust, acknowledging employees and good work. Planning unproductive time together is also useful - have a videoconference in the morning for a coffee and chat with your team.  32:50 - Brent asks Sean about his steps for setting up remote work processes.  Step one, think of the five to ten people that others turn to for advice or help (whether that's employees, customers, vendors, etc.). This creates relevance in your messaging, because your trusted people are helping to build your message.  Step two is to ask “how are you; what are you concerned about” and really listen to the answer. Make sure you fully understand so you can figure out how to help.  Step three is to follow up with anyone that you believe has potential solutions. Review your notes and find patterns for solutions. Step four is to acknowledge concerns and fears, and then offer solutions and suggestions. Maybe create a short video to make it more human and accessible, share information from your trusted sources. Step five is to ask for feedback and comments from your viewers, employees, customers. Understand what you need to provide them in the remote work world and challenge your people to get uncomfortable and create new habits. 41:20 - What tools in the remote workspace work well to help teams continue to engage with each other? Sean talks about “bring your own” team tools, like Slack and Microsoft Teams, for internal communications and file sharing. David emphasizes finding the right tools for the business that people will actually use and not overloading on how many apps or tools are used. --------------------- Find links discussed in this episode and more resources related to COVID-19at greensboro.org/covid19.   Learn more about the NC Small Business Association. Get connected: 336-256-9300 Schedule a virtual or phone appointment with an SBTDC Counselor. Go to the Office of Disaster Assistance and apply for the Economic Injury Disaster Loan. disasterloan.sba.gov/ela/account/login Also reference the Coronavirus Small Business Guidance and Loan Resources page. Want to help the community by donating blood? Check out OneBlood, the main supplier for Cone Health, to find out how and where you can donate blood. Remember to subscribe for new episode notifications each week. Make sure to follow impact. The Boro on social media! Facebook, Instagram and Twitter: @gsochamber Visit the Chamber website at greensboro.org.

Sean Kearney is Game Developer, Designer and Writer, as well as a former guest of the podcast. He's worked on a variety of games for companies such as Disney, EA, and Nexon. His credits include: WHERE'S MY WATER?, CORNY CRUSH (starring Shane Dawson) and dozens of games based on Disney Channel shows that you’ve probably never heard of, but your younger nieces and nephews likely enjoyed. We interviewed Sean about his job, his humble beginnings in writing "funny poems," and his passion project, ZERO SUM, a cinematic puzzle game for iOS, which combines fiendish puzzle gameplay with an over-the-top B-movie storyline complete with live action cutscenes. Email us at shutuppod@gmail.com Twitter/Instagram: @shutupiloveit1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shutupiloveit1/

Sean and I talk about personal development, his experience with Tony Robbins, Rich Carlson, and Timothy Leary. We then get into being defined by problems, the definition of manipulate, and getting hired a 2nd time by professionals.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Comedian/game designer Sean Kearney sits down with Sasha and Steven to praise a fave from his youth, the band COUNTING CROWS and its frontman Adam Duritz. Was this podcast episode recorded before Adam shaved his iconic dreadlocks? Did we really compare the band to the film Pulp Fiction? Who's a better singer, Adam or Sean? Listen to find out. Email us at shutuppod@gmail.com Twitter/Instagram: @shutupiloveit1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shutupiloveit1/

Comedian/game designer Sean Kearney sits down with Sasha and Steven to praise a fave from his youth, the band COUNTING CROWS and its frontman Adam Duritz. Was this podcast episode recorded before Adam shaved his iconic dreadlocks? Did we really compare the band to the film Pulp Fiction? Who’s a better singer, Adam or Sean? Listen to find out. Email us at shutuppod@gmail.com Twitter/Instagram: @shutupiloveit1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shutupiloveit1/

Today we have our first poet on the podcast! Sean Kearney chats writing, bonfires, getting caught with a cigarette in high school and so much more! Sean brings two first draft poems to us for your listening pleasure. (Tune in at 50:08 for the start of his poetry!) -- Follow Sean on social media: Instagram - @howtopaintsunlight Facebook - www.facebook.com/thehatcheryreadingseries -- Find us on social media: Instagram - @artistshighpodcast Facebook - facebook.com/artistshighpodcast -- For business inquiries, please email artistshighpodcast@gmail.com

Host Jack Nolan is joined by Head Coach Mike Brey and co-host Bonzie Colson to discuss the latest in Irish Basketball. Discussion includes (1:25) an update on Bonzie’s recovery from injury; (2:35) update on D.J. Harvey’s condition and expected return this weekend; (3:00) Saturday’s win over Florida State; (4:25) Rex Pflueger’s play and his offensive development; (5:15) clutch shooting by Elijah Burns, (6:10) Martinas Gebben’s recent performance; (8:20) John Mooney’s recent performance including a perfect 6 for 6 from three against North Carolina; (9:30) discussion of the recent loss at North Carolina; (10:10) the big picture and how it looks with major contributors returning from injury soon. Audience Questions - (13:20) how will younger contributors adjust after the injured players return?; (15:50) how hard was it to keep composure with the officials at North Carolina?; (17:18) what are your thoughts on the incoming class of players?; (20:05) what do opponents say to Bonzie post-game?; (20:54) do you have any plans or goals to achieve once coaching is done?; (22:35) how do you celebrate a win?; (23:20) how do you decide on non-conference opponents?; (24:40) what happens if Notre Dame wins the next five?; (25:18) what is Jack Nolan’s favorite Basketball announcing moment?; (26:35) how is Sean Kearney doing these days? (27:18) Player guest senior forward Martinas Gebben (38:43) The Fast Break with Martinas Gebben (44:10) A look ahead to this weekend’s game at Boston College  [Check out all of Notre Dame Athletic's podcasts here](und.com/podcasts).

Host Jack Nolan is joined by Head Coach Mike Brey and co-host Bonzie Colson to discuss the latest in Irish Basketball. Discussion includes (1:25) an update on Bonzie’s recovery from injury; (2:35) update on D.J. Harvey’s condition and expected return this weekend; (3:00) Saturday’s win over Florida State; (4:25) Rex Pflueger’s play and his offensive development; (5:15) clutch shooting by Elijah Burns, (6:10) Martinas Gebben’s recent performance; (8:20) John Mooney’s recent performance including a perfect 6 for 6 from three against North Carolina; (9:30) discussion of the recent loss at North Carolina; (10:10) the big picture and how it looks with major contributors returning from injury soon. Audience Questions - (13:20) how will younger contributors adjust after the injured players return?; (15:50) how hard was it to keep composure with the officials at North Carolina?; (17:18) what are your thoughts on the incoming class of players?; (20:05) what do opponents say to Bonzie post-game?; (20:54) do you have any plans or goals to achieve once coaching is done?; (22:35) how do you celebrate a win?; (23:20) how do you decide on non-conference opponents?; (24:40) what happens if Notre Dame wins the next five?; (25:18) what is Jack Nolan’s favorite Basketball announcing moment?; (26:35) how is Sean Kearney doing these days? (27:18) Player guest senior forward Martinas Gebben (38:43) The Fast Break with Martinas Gebben (44:10) A look ahead to this weekend’s game at Boston College  [Check out all of Notre Dame Athletic's podcasts here](und.com/podcasts).

00:00 – Introductions – The Surface Smiths Podcast is a member of the TechPodcast Network. Word of the week is Lappable. Colin is still away so this week Sean Kearney is a guest host and Matt is here to help out 01:25 – David asks and Sean explains about the MVP Summit 03:56 – Discussion of extended warranties 05:40 – Is a tub of rice as good as an extended warranty? 06:55 – Be nice to you Tech Support and don’t lie to them 07:33 – Dave unveils the Latitude Rugged Tablet military spec device that Dell has lent to us for evaluation. It even has a stealth mode for covert operations. The boys talk about the unit and the use cases it serves. 15:25 – Dave is looking for ideas to really put the Dell Latitude Rugged Tablet to the test and make a video. Please send your suggestions to us. 16:20 – Matt tells us about the SlowMo Guys on YouTube 18:55 – David unveils his Surface Book – Here is Sean’s 20:50 – Dave addresses the lapability issues with the Surface Book among other issues 22:05 – Ejecting the clipboard and using it without the keyboard – pros and cons 25:38 – Surface Book ports 28:52 – Microsoft Bob on the Surface Book 29:55 – Comparing Surface Book with Surface Pro 31:21 – Sean the human soundboard 33:30 – How impressed was Dave’s wife with the Surface Book? 34:09 – Surface book reduces IT support costs? 34:50 – The Surface Book has no Kensington Lock slot but the docking station does 38:05 – The Surface Book should have LTE for security purposes – it prevent s people from using insecure hotspots 39:25 – Sean is not as portable as an LTE SOC 40:40 – No Lumia 950XL updates 41:45 – There’s no whiskey in the studio this week so the boys are heading out for drinks. Abrupt Stop

Richard talks to Sean Kearney about his work with PowerShell, including being one of the honorary Scripting Guys - including the fellow who makes the crazy Holiday Special songs and events. Sean digs into how PowerShell is penetrating all aspects of operations, including working in the cloud, specifically Azure. And PowerShell isn't just for migrations to Azure, it can handle a ton of administrative tasks, so you can automate and make them more reliable. Isn't that why you moved to the cloud in the first place?

Welcome to another episode of Come To Your Senses with Carlos Jaime. Listen to special guests internet sensation Lisa Schwartz (It's Always Sunny in Philidelphia) and grumbling sensation Sean Kearney (Nerdtastic In 3D Podcast, Rat Pageant). The group talks about three new movies coming down the pike: "The Call" starring Halle Berry, "Spring Breakers" starring Selena Gomez and "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone" starring Jim Carrey. Lisa and Sean also talk about super Jews, weddings galore, heavy drinking, her relationship with Shane Dawson and Sean's racism problem. Lisa has appeared in many tv shows and has garnered a tremendous internet following. Follow Lisa on twitter @lilschwartz and Sean on twitter @thatfoolsean. This action hilarious episode will leave you shouting "COME TO YOUR SENSES!"

Welcome to another episode of Come To Your Senses with Carlos Jaime. Listen to my guests Sean Kearney (Rat Pageant, The Flashcards, The Second Column Podcast, Nerdtastic Podcast) and Mark Saul (Grey's Anatomy, The Social Network, Redline, Rat Pageant, The Flashcards) as we talk about the upcoming reunions of Led Zepplin and The Rolling Stones. This is a very special music episode that can't be missed. Guns N' Roses, Soundgarden, and all music from the 90's to the 00's come back to conversation. If you love music you will love this episode. You will also say to the world COME TO YOUR SENSES!

Nerds of the world rejoice Sean and Josh are finally back for episode 39# along with special honorary Nerdtastic in 3D members Sean Kearney and Jay Pecho. Join us this week as we talk about the sad closure of Digital Domain in Florida, as well as  “The year of the video games” for kick starter, […]

While the regular Nerdtastic herd is thinning, the guests keep on a coming!!!  This week the creative and technical geniuses behind Disney’s hit mobile game Where’s My Water, Jay Pecho and Sean Kearney join Jason and Jack to discuss their massive success of a game!!!  If you haven’t played it, do yourself a favor and […]

Actor/writer/musician Mark Saul (Grey's Anatomy, The Social Network) and video game designer/writer/podcast host Sean Kearney join the special Halloween episode of The Fort Podcast to talk about how Mark's dad killed his pet rat, Mike's hampster named Dostoevsky, the sadness of "Toy Story 3," what it was like for The Fort to be part of the Earworlf challenge and Mike's dissatisfaction of horror movies featuring fish. Mark has had a recurring role on "Grey's Anatomy" and has appeared in the feature film "The Social Network." He has had numerous television appearances including "Desperate Houswives," "Parks and Recreation" and "Rules of Engagement." You can check out Mark in the upcoming films "Renee," Freaky Deaky" and "Red Line." Sean is a talented sketch writer, video game designer and improviser in Los Angeles. Sean and Mike co-host the long-running Second Column Podcast which is approaching 200 episodes and has featured guests including Matt Walsh, Jen Kirkman and Eddie Peppitone. Sean also appears with Ed and Mike in the long-running improv group Pangea. Sean and Mark created the sketch group Rat Pagent which currently performs hilarious comedy shows in Los Angeles. Their next show is at the Improv Olympic at 8pm on Saturday October 22. Mark and Sean are also founding members of the rock band "The Flashcards." Kevin, Ed, Mike, Sean and Mark perform three radio sketches: "The Game Show" written by Sean Kearney and Mark Saul, "Improv Class" written by Ed Galvez and "Ghost Kitty" written by Kevin Ford. The episodic series "Lor N' Holly" makes a grand return for a very special Halloween episode. Also stick around for "The Fort Wrap-Up" as the guys discuss their past Halloween experiences. To all of The Fort listeners, we wish you all a very happy and safe Halloween!

Sean Kearney, Canadian PowerShell Evangelist Extraordinaire