Episode 260 - BuzzFeet News

BuzzFeed News is closing down. Now's time for BuzzFeet News: the hottest place to get feet news. Gross. Plus: AMC+ is also going ad supported; Netflix drops DVDs and Redbox wants them; the Writers Guild Association says it's okay to strike if they need to; and more!

Episode 234 - Bobby Moynihan

Chad is joined by BOBBY MOYNIHAN to talk about his new Comedy Central animated series Lightning Wolves. Plus: NETFLIX gets ads; BUZZFEED’s union fights layoffs; CNN+ is no more; diversity reports and more!

Episode 233 - Some Form of Bundling

Nobody wants to bundle C+ Comedy with its services. Not The New York Times. Not Vox. Not even Mashable wants to get in on the ground floor and they live there! Here's one last pitch. C+ Comedy can offer you periodicals what you don't have: talent! Where else are you going to find a hit online entertainment business news show like News Time? Or the leading interviews with B-list comedians? Or the single most original podcast of all time? Hello? Periodicals? Plus: HBO MAX & DISCOVERY+ merge; women get their time to shine more than men on screen; and BUZZFEED's IPO screwed over employees + more!

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!

Episode 212 - DJ Callous

Did you know actors can sue their employers? That's exactly what Scarlett Johansson is doing to Disney due to monetary factors revolving around "Black Widow" and its streaming/box office release. Worse yet: Chad agrees with her. Plus: BUZZFEED's SPAC changes VICE and VOX's ways of getting to market; VIACOMCBS and COMCAST's international streaming plans are on hold; and disability representation on TV lags behind film.