Kelly Senyei

I currently work as the Associate Editor of Gourmet Live, a digital reading experience in the form of a free downloadable app for iPad and iPhone. As Content Producer I am responsible for managing the brand’s blog, writing feature-length stories for the app, managing all social media presence online and appearing in a monthly cooking segment on NBC’s NY Non-Stop.

I have interviewed everyone from Wolfgang Puck and Eric Ripert to Frank Bruni and Tom Colicchio. I have also written in depth about the topics of cooking in the 1800s, the frozen yogurt fallacy, Nocturnal Sleep-Related Eating Disorder, professional athlete’s diets, the cupcake cliché, the worst kitchen calamities, low-carb diets, extreme couponing and more. For a selection of my blogging clips, please visit the Gourmet Live blog.

Gourmet Live’s Kelly Senyei visits viewer pick Luke’s Lobster on the Upper West Side, where the rule is never compromise the true flavor of a Maine lobster.

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When it comes to boxed chocolates, there’s nothing worse than craving a caramel and biting an orange crème! Square, round, rectangular and oval, Gourmet Live’s Kelly Senyei helps you decipher what’s hiding inside some common boxed chocolates on a special Valentine’s Day segment of PIX Morning News.

Taste of Morningside Heights

Upper West Side restaurants joined forces to raise money for local hunger charities at the first ever Taste of Morningside Heights held at Columbia University’s Low Plaza. Kelly Senyei caught up with several chefs and restaurant owners who dished about their love for food and fundraising.

Video produced and edited by Kelly Ann Senyei. © 2011 Just a Taste LLC

Gone are the days of non-profit pamphlets and cold calls asking for donations. You can now change the world with the click of a button. Find out how it only takes 140 characters to start making an impact.

Reported, produced and edited by Kelly Senyei and Hannah Yi. This story was selected by PBS/Frontline.com to be featured as part of their Digital Nation documentary [March 2009].

Health officials say New York is in the middle of a new epidemic. And instead of prescribing drugs to combat this outbreak - the state has prescribed a new tax. Reporter Kelly Ann Senyei explains the controversial new cure. Reported, produced and edited by Kelly Ann Senyei.

The Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University provided election night coverage through a multi-media broadcast.

I co-hosted two hours of our live radio webcast, America’s Choice 2008. Click on the links below to listen:

Hour 1 //  Hour 2

Largest rubber band ball and longest dreadlocks - these are just two of the thousands of records up for grabs during this year’s Guinness World Records event. Reporter Kelly Ann Senyei was with one world record holder in Times Square.

A profile of Steve Ross, broadcast and audio/visual equipment manager at The Graduate School of Journalism at Columibia University.

This story is pending publication on ColumbiaJournalist.org.