Mike Senese | |
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| Born | January 24, 1975 Denver, Colorado, U.S. |
| Education | UCLA (BA) (MBA/MFA) |
| Occupation(s) | TV personality, tech journalist |
| Television | Punkin Chunkin Catch It Keep It HowStuffWorks Rock and Roll Acid Test |
| Website | mikesenese.com |
Mike Senese (born January 24, 1975) is an American television host and technology journalist. He served as the Executive Editor for Make: magazine from 2013 to 2022. He co-hosted Science Channel's engineering show Catch It Keep It with Zach Selwyn, as the "engineer of destruction," designing and building complicated machines that would potentially destroy each episode's prize while explaining the scientific principles behind each episode's themes.
He also hosted Science Channel's 2009 coverage of Punkin Chunkin, also with Selwyn. This episode was the most viewed show ever for Science Channel.[1]
Senese co-hosted Fuse television's Rock and Roll Acid Test, which applied the MythBusters ethic to music lore, and has appeared in various episodes of Discovery Channel's HowStuffWorks as well as Spike's 1000 Ways To Die. He plays a small role in the 2009 independent feature Sorry, Thanks, starring Wiley Wiggins and Moshe Kasher.
He has worked for Wired magazine and ReadyMade magazine.[2] Senese also runs the DIY project blog DOIT.[3]