Podcast appearances and mentions of tom tenney

NOTE: To get the full effect of who Tom was 10 years ago when he first started the station, listen to this episode with Tom at the very beginning of RFB: May 15, 2015—⁠ Dr. Lisa psychoanalyzes RFB co-founder Tom Tenney Tom Tenney, the station co-founder, (along with Rob Pritchard), was my first guest patient when I began my show on May 15, 2015 and this session with Tom is exactly 10 years later, this time Tom is my 10th anniversary guest patient so we have plenty to reflect on as well as looking forward. Tom's entire life was Radio Free Brooklyn for many years in an obsessive way, which as a fake shrink is why he was able to make something so major into an organization that currently thrives with other capable people now leading the charge.Tom's life has evolved during the last 10 years: from Bushwick to Washington Heights, new psych meds, from being single for a very long time, to a successful thriving relationship with a wonderful woman who he lives with in a nice place and a job in retail while he continues to evolve his new ideas. Radio Free Brooklyn had changed so many lives over the last 10 years, but possibly no one more than Toms.Tom's show:Previous May 15, 2015— Dr. Lisa psychoanalyzes RFB co-founder Tom Tenney May 14, 2020— Tom Tenney, Radio Free Brooklyn's Executive Director return's to Dr. Lisa's couch in honor of RFB's 5th anniversary and it's on his birthday too! Nov, 2020—Breaking down the WALL OF LIES experience with creators Tom Tenney and Phil Buehler.

Tom Tenney joined me for an interesting show mostly about drugs!

Tom Tenney is the co-founder and executive director of Radio Free Brooklyn. He is also an actor, a community organizer, and a professor. In our episode, Tom discusses his bipolar diagnosis and how treatment has changed his life. He talks about growing up as kind of an outcast as a punk kid and a theater kid in conservative early '80s Catholic Massachusetts and how that shaped his worldview. Tom is gifted with candor and a level of honesty that makes him a great fit for Detoxicity.

Clifford Owens is late so Dr. Lisa continues her discussion with station direct Tom Tenney about the effect working on the show has had on her life and they exchange tips on local thrift stores. Clifford Owens comes in and we hear about his childhood and about his directly and indirectly sexual,intimate performance video and photography work. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clifford_Owens

Radio Free Brooklyn co-founder and executive director Tom Tenney tries his first ever tabletop role playing game, and, well...it's best if you just listen to him play a 90s teen. The game, Mall Kids, was created by Matthew Gravelyn. Theme music by @gisulamusic --Gaming music-- District Four by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3662-district-four License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

In case you live in a part of the world with no news coverage, on October 3, 2020, Radio Free Brooklyn erected the “Wall of Lies,” a 50-foot by 10-foot outdoor mural with the 20,000+ lies told by Donald Trump (so far) while in office, documented and fact-checked by The Washington Post. The project was conceived and executed by RFB Executive Director Tom Tenney and Bushwick artist Phil Buehler. I know Tom Tenney (our RFB station Executive Director) and Phil Buehler (my very own husband) all too well, so when I did this session with them to unpack the process of them collaborating together and how they felt/managed the global coverage, positive results, and just the logistics of this extraordinary project, I was personally invested in finding out how they seemingly worked so well together. Turns out they really were a well-matched team that worked well without any of the friction I've experienced working with each of them separately. So the common denominator there is me-hmmm.

Dr. Lisa delves into Tom's childhood and found out why Tom is driven to do something as crazy as start a new internet station. We find out all about Tom's family and his growing up.

Tom is the architect and main man behind Radio Free Brooklyn-he pretty much knows all 100+ of us. He is loved, respected and occasionally feared. This session was a great opportunity to look back on the past 5 years to dig into how Radio Free Brooklyn has changed his life (and many people's lives, including his co-director and RFB Board President, Rob Pritchard). I know Tom pretty well, but there was a lot of learning here. We talked about his way of relating with us has changed and why. And I really enjoyed what he said about how being of service is a fundamental value/talent that runs in his family which include nurses and teachers. If you really want a deep dive into the head of Tom Tenney and what kind of person starts a non-profit radio station, listen to Episode #001 of Dr. Lisa Gives A Shit from May 13 2015. It was also the first Dr. Lisa Gives A Shit show ever! Tom hosts Frequency Theory on RFB every Thursday, 8-10pm. If you want to give Tom a birthday gift, you can do so HERE. BIO: Tom Tenney (Executive Director) was the founder and Director of the annual RE/Mixed Media Festival in NYC. He has been producing theatrical events since the 1980's, working with a diverse group of artists – from Robert Wilson to DJ Spooky – and his long-running late-night series Grindhouse-A-Go-Go! was the flagship show at Surf Reality's House of Urban Savages on the Lower East Side from 1998-2002. His sound pieces have been heard on PRX Remix Radio, GMFE Sound Experience, Deep Wireless Festival and Streaming Festival 6. Tom got his M.A. in Media Studies from the New School and his B.F.A. (Bachelor of Fun Arts) from Ringling Brothers & Barnum & Bailey Clown College. He has been a guest lecturer at the School of Visual Arts and an adjunct Media Studies professor at Hofstra University and New Jersey City University. Tom is the host of Frequency Theory on RFB, and recently published a DIY guide to starting an Internet radio station.

Tom Tenney joined me and Lucs Ti Amore for our first live show since the shutdown! Topics include; a debate on Andrew Cuomo's performance throughout this crisis, Lucas returning to Renfrew (an eating disorder clinic) on National Pizza Day, a military guy who tapped out after one thrust and much much more!!!

Thomas Tenney joins us for our first interview episode of the year to share some stories from his extensive comic career, including co-creating Marvel's Force Works series,  drawing for AC/DC, working on Shudder's Creepshow, and lessons learned from the  comicbook greats. Want to support the show in exchange for commercial-free listening, bonus episodes, and merch? Consider becoming a patron! Stay up-to-date on the latest Short Box episodes and happenings by following us on social media @theshortboxjax Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theshortbox)

Spawn #21 & Youngblood Yearbook & Team Youngblood #1-6 & Youngblood StrikefileListener Discretion AdvisedSpawn #21 by Todd McFarlane“The Hunt” Part 1Dedicated To: Mike GrellI don’t want your pity… I just don’t want you turning out to be like me or the other guys. We look up to you… the boys and I like like having you around. Makes us feel a bit cocky, if you know what I mean. If you can’t pick up the pieces, then you ain’t any better that us.The matter of that little fat Clown, the dismantling of that hired gun Overt-Kill, and the invasion of your office by a costumed vigilante. Calling in The Admonisher to deal with the clown was a brilliant move, sir.…the costumed invader… he’s Terence Fitzgerald, an operative for some ultra-covert agency. Youngblood Strikefile #4 (1994) by Rob Liefeld, Eric Stephenson, Jeff Matsuda & Danny MikiOvertkill was one of my greatest creations, as well as being one of my most dramatic failures. Youngblood Yearbook #1 (1993) by Eric Stephenson, Chap Yaep & Norm Rapmund Team Youngblood #1-6 (1993-1994) by Rob Liefeld, Eric Stephenson, Chap Yaep, Cedric Nocon & Norm Rapmund with various Masada in Youngblood Strikefile #6 (1994) by Tom & Mary Bierbaum, Chris Sprouse, and John Beatty  Cougar in Youngblood: Strikefile #9-11 (1994) by Robert Loren Fleming, Charlie Adlard, & Tom Tenney  Image is EverythingEpisode Art GalleryCougar in Marvel AgeLynx in Megaton Holiday SpecialSonik in Megaton ExplosionSonik as Marvel’s TempoMarvel’s Thumbelina Promotional MaterialSquadron SupremeCast: The Secret Wars boys take a quick break from their coverage of all things Beyonder to review and discuss the seminal mini-series by Mark Gruenwald and Bob Hall.Zero Hour Strikes!: Co-hosts Siskoid and Bass cover the whole of DC Comics’ 1994 crossover event.Action Film Face-Off: The Alberich brothers – both military combat veterans – are each assigned an action film to compare and contrast. Two films enter. One film leaves. Spawning GroundTwitterFacebooktumblrrolledspinepodcasts@gmail.com#SpawnometerSpawnometer on BlogspotRolled Spine Podcasts on WordPress

AKA The Ghost Episode! In June of 2018, David Piccolomini returned as a guest on the show, but the recording came out, in a word, dreadful. It took a year, but after some work and time put in by the very kind Tom Tenney, RFB's station manager and a previous guest of L&R, the audio was *mostly* repaired! Listen in if you dare, for a lot of talk about the early days of online relationships and dating, plus Elann gets his old MySpace profile deconstructed by David! Later, Pickles goes for 3 for 3 (again) on obscure children's stage show clips.

Frankie Z co-hosts in Greg's absence. We learn that Scooter Pie is a pee shy pro and Tom Tenney is Cocky. Hosted by some nerd?

Tom Tenney made a surprise visit as we discussed; *Compulsive dildo shopping *Rat lungworm *Suspenders *Word association *Sex Toy Story (continued from last week) and much more with Facegirl (Kathryn Dunn) and Juno Tempest!!!

Tom Tenney is the creator of the nonprofit Radio Free Brooklyn online radio station and strangely enough he once had his face ripped off. Dave Rosinsky is a big fan of aliens we find out today as we dig deep into UFO phenomena and War of The Worlds with host Victor Varnado. In the Studio Audience is Julia Schachter, Shane Gail, and Lesley Ware. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Spawn #13 & Chapel #1-2 (1995) & Chapel #1 (1997)Listener Discretion Advised Spawn #13by Todd McFarlane“Flashback” Part 2Dedicated To: George Perez Bloodstrike: Brutalists #0, 23-24 (2018) by Paul MayburyOperation: Knightstrike #1-3 (1995) by Brian Witten & Richard HorieChapel #1-2 (1992) by Brian Witten, Eric Stephenson, Tom Tenney, & Calvin IrvingChapel #1 (1997) by Robert Place Napton & John StinsmanBattlestone #1-2 (1994) by Rob Liefeld, Eric Stephenson & Marat MychaelsYoungblood Strikefile #1-3 (1993) by Rob Liefeld, Eric Stephenson & Jae Lee Image is EverythingEpisode Art GalleryPromotional MaterialFW Team-Up: Podcasters team up to talk about comic book team-ups!Resurrections: A podcast dedicated to the Marvel Comics characters Adam Warlock and ThanosOne Song Each: Our music & memories show. Spawning GroundFacebooktumblrrolledspinepodcasts@gmail.comSpawnometer on BlogspotRolled Spine Podcasts on WordPress

Bad News! Deep State Drunkards Anonymous. The mysterious caller. We save a young lad's tender life. Flying ointment. Nightshade battalion. Wifi is ghosts. A cat for a mom a dog for a dad. Astrology. The Sick Fucking Pervert Bastard Constellation. On Air Read. Tom Birth Plus One Month. Buzz has a terrible secret. Tom is in your schools. KILL DATE. Jad and Patrick beg not to be the fire boy. Sophie explains why we have to burn an effigy of Tom Tenney every year while he watches and pleasures himself. Buzz has a meltdown and confesses THE SECRETS OF THE MOON! . Priests getting all greased up and rubbed into the marble.

This episode starts with our usual, "Uranus smells like farts" humor but about halfway through Tom Tenney opens up about the recent loss of his dear cat Sebastian. There are plenty of laughs in this episode of Art Star Scene radio on Radio Free Brooklyn with Kathryn Dunn and anyone whose loved and lost a pet will also find this deeply moving.

In our second episode, Radio Free Brooklyn co-founder Tom Tenney tell us about an early lesson about the power of unlimited thinking, his career in the performing arts, everything we ever wanted to know about clown school, and the confluence of passions that led him to launch RFB.

Hey peeps! This one is very, very special. We got a chance to interview a *legendary* ;D artist and rocker Tom Tenny. Listen as we talk about life, loss, and perseverance in this awesome issue. 

Radio Free Brooklyn bigwig Tom Tenney tells us how to Get Rich Quick with Media! From the top of the charts to the bottom of the barrel. It's all about the listens!

The illustrious and incredibly busy Tom Tenney joins Legs to talk about what starting a radio station is all about. A short and sweet episode!