Sean Feeney

Is there any shot tonight works for a party of two?

I said, yeah.

So we made the reservation and the friend that was dining with him was running late.

So I sat down with this person and we just started chatting.

What were you doing in Brooklyn?

I was filming something.

Oh, wow.

What do you film?

And he said, I'm one of the co-creators of Chef's Table.

My name is Brian McGinn.

I was like, oh my God, it changed my life.

Episode one, season one, Massimo Battura, the Parmesan, like he saved an entire industry.

And like that changed my life.

I remember hitting stop, running downstairs to Missy and saying, you have to watch this with me.

We have to watch this.

And from that moment on, Brian and I just built a great friendship.

And it was also a time where I felt like Instagram, social media, it wasn't just a face-to-face interaction that could change somebody's day.

It was what else, what other modes of communication or connection

can really change the course of someone's day for the positive.

And that just fills me up.