Vinnie Penn Biography

Since 1997, this device has been broadcast on Connecticut radio. Vinnie Penn first appeared on the airwaves as a co-host for radio legend Glenn Beck. In all honesty, that was a Top 40-style morning zoo appearance! Penn was commonplace on Howard Stern by 2001 (in any case, he made radio history by being on with Stern on 9/11). Vinnie went to Sirius Satellite Radio in 2005, after five years as KC101's host after Beck left to pursue talk radio in 2000. He wrote segments for a few Sirius stations, and one of his fantastic parody shows is frequently cited on the Raw Dog channel. Originally a music columnist, his own part in the Connecticut Post ran for a long period. He also had a humorous column in the New Haven Register that ran for five weeks. In 2000, he had The Mother Load (Great Quotations Publishing) distribute a joke book, which went on to become one of the publisher's best sellers, and in 2005, he submitted the short tale Diary of a Superhero to the Contemporary Press anthology Danger City. It has subsequently been optioned for development as a feature picture. Vinnie's art has appeared in major publications such as Maxim Hit Parader Cracked and the late amazing Circus. He is now writing for MSN."

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