Vinnie Penn has been a voice on Connecticut radio for 30 years. He first hit the WELI airwaves in Fall 1996, only to soon be tapped to co-host Glenn Beck's KC101 morning show in the studio next door, during what turned out to be Beck's final years in Top 40 radio. By 2001 Penn was a regular on Howard Stern (even making broadcasting history by being on with Stern on 9/11). He did a season of VH1's popular series Best Week Ever, while also appearing regularly on Showbiz Tonight, Fox & Friends and Nancy Grace. Vinnie's first non-fiction hardcover, "Guidos Credos", landed on shelves in December 2008, with his second book, "DJ Zom-B & The Ungrateful Dead", released in 2012. His biggest-selling title, though, would be 2018's "Route One Food Run". He returned to CT radio, on 960/WELI, with the weekday morning talk show "The Vinnie Penn Project" in January 2010. It became simulcast on NewsRadio 1410 WPOP (Hartford) in 2015. "The Project" also aired regularly on Boston's legendary WRKO, and even Springfield's WTAG. In 2018 he also began being "the movie guy" for ABC-affiliate WTNH, taping his weekly "At The Movies" segment for Channel 8.

"Enjoy the book. And remember: if anything in here shocks you, imagine how I felt reading it."— Glenn Beck“So many memories, as told through the haze of so many substances. Against all odds, Vinnie lived to tell the tale and the stories are as funny as they are unbelievable!”–– “Stu” Burguiere, former Executive Producer of The Glenn Beck Program, & Host of Stu Does America“I've known Vinnie Penn for nearly fifteen years now, and do his show often. I've known Glenn Beck for over two decades, and do his show too. But I had no idea these two knew each other and did a Top 40 morning zoo show together in the 90's. I can't even picture it, but now I don't have to try. It's all in here. It's Glenn Beck's origin story.”–– Brad Meltzer, bestselling author of The Viper

Vinnie Penn has been a voice on Connecticut radio for 30 years. He first hit the WELI airwaves in Fall 1996, only to soon be tapped to co-host Glenn Beck's KC101 morning show in the studio next door, during what turned out to be Beck's final years in Top 40 radio. By 2001 Penn was a regular on Howard Stern (even making broadcasting history by being on with Stern on 9/11). He did a season of VH1's popular series Best Week Ever, while also appearing regularly on Showbiz Tonight, Fox & Friends and Nancy Grace. Vinnie's first non-fiction hardcover, "Guidos Credos", landed on shelves in December 2008, with his second book, "DJ Zom-B & The Ungrateful Dead", released in 2012. His biggest-selling title, though, would be 2018's "Route One Food Run". He returned to CT radio, on 960/WELI, with the weekday morning talk show "The Vinnie Penn Project" in January 2010. It became simulcast on NewsRadio 1410 WPOP (Hartford) in 2015. "The Project" also aired regularly on Boston's legendary WRKO, and even Springfield's WTAG. In 2018 he also began being "the movie guy" for ABC-affiliate WTNH, taping his weekly "At The Movies" segment for Channel 8.

"Enjoy the book. And remember: if anything in here shocks you, imagine how I felt reading it."— Glenn Beck“So many memories, as told through the haze of so many substances. Against all odds, Vinnie lived to tell the tale and the stories are as funny as they are unbelievable!”–– “Stu” Burguiere, former Executive Producer of The Glenn Beck Program, & Host of Stu Does America“I've known Vinnie Penn for nearly fifteen years now, and do his show often. I've known Glenn Beck for over two decades, and do his show too. But I had no idea these two knew each other and did a Top 40 morning zoo show together in the 90's. I can't even picture it, but now I don't have to try. It's all in here. It's Glenn Beck's origin story.”–– Brad Meltzer, bestselling author of The Viper

Vinnie Penn has been a voice on Connecticut radio for 30 years. He first hit the WELI airwaves in Fall 1996, only to soon be tapped to co-host Glenn Beck's KC101 morning show in the studio next door, during what turned out to be Beck's final years in Top 40 radio. By 2001 Penn was a regular on Howard Stern (even making broadcasting history by being on with Stern on 9/11). He did a season of VH1's popular series Best Week Ever, while also appearing regularly on Showbiz Tonight, Fox & Friends and Nancy Grace. Vinnie's first non-fiction hardcover, "Guidos Credos", landed on shelves in December 2008, with his second book, "DJ Zom-B & The Ungrateful Dead", released in 2012. His biggest-selling title, though, would be 2018's "Route One Food Run". He returned to CT radio, on 960/WELI, with the weekday morning talk show "The Vinnie Penn Project" in January 2010. It became simulcast on NewsRadio 1410 WPOP (Hartford) in 2015. "The Project" also aired regularly on Boston's legendary WRKO, and even Springfield's WTAG. In 2018 he also began being "the movie guy" for ABC-affiliate WTNH, taping his weekly "At The Movies" segment for Channel 8.

"Enjoy the book. And remember: if anything in here shocks you, imagine how I felt reading it."— Glenn Beck“So many memories, as told through the haze of so many substances. Against all odds, Vinnie lived to tell the tale and the stories are as funny as they are unbelievable!”–– “Stu” Burguiere, former Executive Producer of The Glenn Beck Program, & Host of Stu Does America“I've known Vinnie Penn for nearly fifteen years now, and do his show often. I've known Glenn Beck for over two decades, and do his show too. But I had no idea these two knew each other and did a Top 40 morning zoo show together in the 90's. I can't even picture it, but now I don't have to try. It's all in here. It's Glenn Beck's origin story.”–– Brad Meltzer, bestselling author of The Viper