attorney and former Jacksonville City Council president
Jack Webb
attorney and former Jacksonville City Council president
About Jack
John Randolph Webb, born on April 2, 1920, and deceased on December 23, 1982, was an American attorney and former Jacksonville City Council president. While he is best known for his career in the entertainment industry, Webb's later professional pursuits included public service and legal work. Webb’s career in entertainment began in the 1940s as a radio personality, where he starred in several radio shows and dramas. He created the iconic series Dragnet in 1949 and later adapted it for television in the 1950s. During the 1960s, Webb was involved in acting and television production, creating series such as Adam-12 in 1968 and Emergency! in 1972. His production style was characterized by attention to detail and accuracy, with many projects focusing on law enforcement and emergency services in the Los Angeles area. Webb founded his own production company, Mark VII Limited, which allowed him to oversee the development of multiple projects. Although he retired from acting in 1970 to concentrate on producing, Webb aimed to return to the screen and had plans for a Dragnet revival before his death. Beyond his television work, Webb's career reflects a dedication to realism and an interest in public safety, themes that resonated through his most notable productions.
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Latest interviews
Every podcast episode Jack Webb has appeared on, newest first.
First Coast Connect
First Coast Week in Review
Jun 5, 2026
Pat Novak, For Hire – Old Time Radio Crime & Noir Detective Drama
Pat Novak for Hire – Mysterious Set of Books | Old Time Radio Crime & Noir Detective Drama
Apr 24, 2026
The Freedive Cafe Podcast
#174 | Jack Webb | Jungle Freediver
Mar 8, 2026
Downtown with Rich Kimball
Downtown with Rich Kimball: Episode 53 (John Cariani, Jeff Richards, Pete Abraham, Jack Webb, Shawn Laatsch)
Jan 28, 2026
True Crime Classics
Max Tyler: The Friend Who Ran
May 20, 2025
Christmas Old Time Radio Detective Stories|Christmas Mysteries
Dragnet: Production 8 (aka the Big Missing/Juanita Lasky) (EP4580)
Dec 21, 2024
Classic Comedy of Old Time Radio
The Bob Hope Show with Special Guest, Jack Webb
Jan 14, 2023
Old Time Radio Mystery Specials
EP2504s: The Bob Hope Show with Guest Star Jack Webb
May 6, 2018
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Old Time Radio Mystery Specials
3 episodes
Shows
3
Mystery Special – The Great Detectives of Old Time Radio
2 episodes
Shows
2
Old Time Radio Mystery Specials
2 episodes
Shows
2
First Coast Connect
1 episode
Shows
1
Pat Novak, For Hire – Old Time Radio Crime & Noir Detective Drama
1 episode
Shows
1
The Freedive Cafe Podcast
1 episode
Shows
1
Downtown with Rich Kimball
1 episode
Shows
1
True Crime Classics
1 episode
Shows
1
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