Penn Media Group
How Did They Get There
"For nearly a decade, How Did They Get There has been a space where artists and filmmakers reflect on their work, their relationships, and their search for meaning. Hosted by Dr. Penn (Jon Penn Junejo, DNP-BC), a Columbia-trained psychiatry provider, the show brings together creativity and mental health in unfiltered, existential conversation."
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Episodes
Ep. 17 - Ben Kegan on Expiration Term of Service, The First Men and John Hughes 24.08.2022 1:04:57
Writer-Director Ben Kegan always knew he had a strong passion for character, film and storytelling. His growing up in a John Hughes-esque Chicago suburb is apt considering his eventual exploration of the sex-quest genre of teen movies in college. His evolution through the wrestling biopic short, Team Taliban, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival; the complicated love-triangle surveyed in C...
Ep. 16 - Jack Lechner on Good Will Hunting, Blue Valentine and Regis Philbin 20.08.2022 1:05:54
Chair of Film at Columbia University, Jack Lechner is a veteran development executive, writer, producer and lyricist behind some of the most iconic films of our time. As head of development at Miramax between 1996-1999, Jack worked on incredibly impactful films such as Good Will Hunting, Guinevere and The Cider House Rules. In 1999, he wrote Can't Take My Eyes Off of You : One Man, Seven Days, Twe...
Ep. 15 - Elisheva Gavra on In Procession, Eyes and Haunted Buildings 05.08.2022 1:04:23
Studio photographer and visual artist Elisheva Gavra creates art which challenges the boundaries of realism; explores the power of spirituality; and investigates the dynamic experience of questioning discord. The latter is a concept with which she has familiarity, growing up in a small Israeli town subsumed by a strong sense of cultural identity and framework. During the pandemic, she paralleled a...
Ep. 14 - Anita Abdinezhad on POTUS, Eradication and Sideways Smile 02.08.2022 57:57
Actress Anita Abdinezhad tells stories which capture life and all its trimmings. After earning her MFA from Columbia, she entered her Broadway debut, POTUS: OR behind every dumbass are seven women trying to keep him alive, which has with met rave reviews, understudying for such seasoned performers as Rachel Dratch, Julliane Hough and Lilli Cooper. Her versatility encompasses a unique array of both...
Ep. 13 - Vivian Vivas on Absentia, Calcified and San Francisco 30.07.2022 1:00:15
Artist Vivian Vivas trancends trivialization. Her immense work in several genres, encompassing moving image, performance art, stop motion and installation work pushes the boundaries of what many deem possible. An MFA candidate at Columbia University, she is a finalist for the 2022 Frankenthaler Climate Award, and has an upcoming group show: In Response: Jonas Mekas at the Jewish Museum . She was t...
Ep. 12 - Directors, Part II 25.06.2022 58:14
Today’s difficult SCOTUS ruling has bearing on several aspects of our society. Reflect back on the directors who made five films that inspired my understanding about the relationships between women; the impact of choices on policy decisions; and the factors guiding their process of filmmaking, including their decisions, which highlighted integral, unique snapshots of women as they live through eac...
Ep. 11 - Scheherezade 19.06.2022 1:29:01
Artist Scheherezade Junejo’s exploration of complex topics in her work is a thematic tenet which permeates her art throughout the spectrum of several solo shows, 70 group shows, and significant global recognition. Her unique story is shaped by factors like her familial upbringing in Pakistan; the influence of other boundary-pushing auteurs like Magritte; an anatomically-inspired approach toward po...
Ep. 10 - Regrets, Part 1 09.05.2022 48:44
The value of friendships is a significant pillar many hope to achieve in life and practice. Discover how a missed opportunity to connect with friends led to an ultimatum, and which changes manifested stemming from the experience. Intro/Closing Track: Don't Go by Diego Nava
Ep. 9 - Fuqualified, Part II 01.05.2017 44:15
Joe Knight is the President & CEO of InnAVasc Medical, Inc., a medical device company founded by Duke University surgeons and scientists, which designs and develops products for vascular access for hemodialysis. He holds an MBA from Duke’s Fuqua School of Business, where he also a Professor, as well as a PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. Dr...
Ep. 8 - Fuqualified, Part 1 01.03.2017 1:15:39
The Academy Awards is a ceremony often televised to a crowd of 80M people. Why all the hype? Hear what Eric Huh and Jon Penn Junejo have to say about it in a conference room at Duke University, The Fuqua School of Business. Opening Track: Podington Bear - Trailways; Closing Track: Podington Bear - Skeptik.2
Ep. 7 - Expectations 01.06.2016 18:26
Venture into the impact of external factors with regard to releasing media.
Ep. 6 - Blockbusters 28.05.2016 8:43
The determination of whether larger movies qualify as films, according to credibility and industry priorities, is discussed using free-form perspective.
Ep. 5 - Cheers 11.05.2016 12:35
How Did Woody Harrelson Get There? Find out now.
Ep. 4 - Directors, Part 1 14.04.2016 17:38
How Did Jonathan Levine Get There? Find Out Now. (Musical consideration brought to you by Broke For Free - Calm the F*** Down (Intro Theme) and People Like Us - Eve of Sunshine (Closing Theme)
Ep. 3 - Games 06.04.2016 6:12
A humorous take on the idiosyncrasies of the filmmaking process. (Musical consideration brought to you by Broke For Free - Calm the F*** Down (Intro Theme) and People Like Us - Eve of Sunshine (Closing Theme)
Ep. 2 - Characters 19.03.2016 18:22
From Guest-Starring on Television sitcoms and shows, to starring on the Disney Channel hit, Even Stevens, to becoming a household name, Shia Labeouf has experienced an interesting journey in Hollywood. Not bad for a kid from Echo Park. Find out how he did it on today's episode of the show. Enjoy. Musical consideration brought to you by Broke For Free - Calm the F*** Down (Intro Theme) and People L...
Ep. 1 - Derivatives 10.03.2016 12:07
Los Angeles. Interrelated Filmmaking. Marketing... and Arnold S. (Musical consideration brought to you by Broke For Free - Calm the F*** Down (Intro Theme) and People Like Us - Eve of Sunshine (Closing Theme)
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