Jerry Kolber

Jerry Kolber is the Co-Founder and CEO of Atomic Entertainment Group, an award-winning production company based in New York that specializes in creating educational and entertaining content.12

Career Highlights

Jerry Kolber's journey in the entertainment industry is marked by several notable achievements:

Television Production:: Before co-founding Atomic Entertainment, Kolber was a highly sought-after showrunner in reality television. He has produced over 100 hours of television content, including popular shows like:

• The first four seasons of "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy"
• "Inked" on A&E
• "Confessions of a Matchmaker" on A&E
• "NOFX: Backstage Passport"
• "Goldfathers" for National Geographic1

Atomic Entertainment:: Kolber co-founded Atomic Entertainment with Adam "Tex" Davis, whom he met as a freshman at New York University. Their company has become known for creating innovative, premium "edutainment" content.1

Notable Productions:: Atomic Entertainment's most successful creation is "Brain Games," National Geographic's highest-rated series ever, which ran for seven seasons and earned an Emmy nomination.1

Current Projects

Kolber is currently involved in producing "Who Smarted?", a thrice-weekly science and history podcast for elementary school children. The podcast has gained significant popularity, with over 15 million downloads in its first three years.1

Education and Background

Jerry Kolber studied theater at New York University, where he met his future business partner, Adam Davis.12

Jerry Kolber's work at Atomic Entertainment focuses on creating educational content that is both informative and highly engaging, with the mission of making learning fun and exciting for audiences of all ages.1