Abe Forsythe (Wolf Like Me) stops by to talk about the second season of the Peacock show Wolf Like Me and how it deals with his real life relationships. Plus: the streaming cable news landscape takes shape; a possible Disney+ and Hulu merger; NPR is thriving with clicks and more!
Episode 253 - Josh Johnson
Josh Johnson (comedian! HOLD UP with Dulcé Sloan and Josh Johnson!) returns to C+ Comedy to talk about his latest hour -- Up Here Killing Myself. He and Chad talk about their first interview, the special's therapy based wrap arounds, and difficulties growing up without money!
Check out the special on Peacock. Follow Josh on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and TikTok.
Plus: Night Court is the model for ad sales now on NBC; Warner Bros Discovery takes umbrage with Paramount's South Park stinginess; and the BAFTA's had all white winners again.
Episode 241 - Mo Welch
Mo Welch (CONAN!) drops by to talk about her new one time only stage show, her illustrations, and how one of her jokes was stuck with me for years!
Follow Mo Welch on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter and see her dates here.
Plus: streaming app bundles are cable now; afternoon news programming on broadcast; and NBC considers dropping 10 PM primetime.
Episode 228 - What's The Saying? Who Cares
What do you get when there are only three topics + there's a question in the title? A good show! What's that? This show is never good? Who are you to judge?! Oh, you're the audience? Yes. You can judge. Plus: SPOTIFY shuts down its podcast studio; maybe YOUTUBE dislikes matter, maybe they don't; and what networks won 2021.
Episode 226 - Book Publishing Company
Hot dang, the podcast is back with all the entertainment business news you tell yourself you don’t like. Want to release your own SPAC? See how the big companies do it. It’s the hottest thing right now. Everything is SPAC this and SPAC that. I SPAC, you SPAC, we all SPAC. And we all know what it means. Yes, I do; shut up! Plus: BUZZFEED goes public and it’s not going so well; diversity in the U.K. film industry stagnates; and COMCAST is thinking about the future of its HULU deal with Disney + more!