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Take your socks off and set those toes free babes! It’s film bro vs film bro! Who’s hurting (helping?!) movies, who has the spiciest most problematic statement, and who is just in it to serve as the role model for the most annoying boyfriend you’ve ever had?!
Kira makes her case for Timothée Chalamet and Raven makes her case for Quentin Tarantino.
Categories:
Most gatekeeping behavior (05:43)
Greatest culture impact on films bros/ Reddit / film Twitter (14:16)
Most problematic statement (20:41)
How annoying their fans are (23:00)
Disdain for streaming/ TV/ media (29:13)
You decide.
Yeet yeet skrrt skrrt may thy knife chip and shatter.*
(*screenplay by Quentin Tarantino)
We awaken from our slumber. Netflix bought Warner Brothers. Which only means one thing; EMERGENCY POD TIME.
(00:00) We start by catching up and explaining the new format of the show.
(06:46) Kira makes her case for Netflix: why does the premier streaming company of 2025 deserve this honorary title of the best studio murder A resume recap, a dive into Ted Sarandos' hunger, & some consumer behavior chicanery.
(17:03) Raven makes her case for Amazon. Why is big daddy Bezos the big bad daddy in town?
(24:55) Recap & rebuttle. Will the two hosts makeup?!
You decide: AMAZON or NETFLIX?
And do tell us if you can eat a peach for hours.
Well damn. Jon Voight, not beating the allegations. He’s out-demoning his deadbeat dad status as ENTERTAINMENT TARIFFS advisor.
Are movies physically coming to you on ships via the Suez Canal? Is streaming just a series of tubes exported on FedEx planes?
We got an addendum (00:23) at the top of the episode y’all!
Then in The Multiplying Genre (10:09), we discuss the potential impacts of tariffs on streaming: the tech, the production, the advertising… maybe some AI talk sprinkled in there.
In Cross Dysfunctional (30:04), we discuss how the streaming services will respond to this joyous policy decision.
In Wrap Up (44:44), we discuss what else is left for us out there, man. We're tired.
Sigh. GIRL. THE TARIFFS.
Hello there, young padawans! By the light of Lothal's moons - it's Star Wars month!
A perfect time for another Corporate Corner - it’s a performance review of the gal we love to hate -- CEO of Lucasfilm, Kathleen Kennedy.
We start with the C-Suite Spotlight (07:41), charting Kathy’s background before Lucasfilm.
In Downstream Impact (18:50), we dive deep into the state of modern Star Wars under her leadership, snafus and all.
In Final Thoughts (45:05), we discuss what comes next.
We know this cantina’s sticky as all heck but you sit back, relax, because we’re about to tell you the odds.
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Emergency pod!
… a little late, in our usual style. We promise we’re not Libras).
What is streaming’s next Gold Rush?
In Multiplying Genre (09:10), we talk about Amazon MGM news of the full control of Bond IP. We recap the history of the franchise, where MGM/ Amazon took over (18:13), and the why of it all, including the precedent this sets (23:44).
In Cross Dysfunctional (29:44), we discuss Netflix's entry into podcasts: the why behind it, the history of other Netflix experiments (38:16), and what we can expect in the future (44:55).
… And sorry for the driveby Libras. We <3 U.
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Welcome to Part II, divas!
Today, we go into the Grima Wormtongues of streaming and assign them a grade
Peacock (02:55),
HBO Max (08:01),
Paramount+ (14:11),
Apple TV+ (19:25).
Happy Oscar Season! We're watching closely for Adrian v. Smoke Chedda the Ass Getta.
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Happy 2025, you sickos! WE’RE BACK!
After a well-deserved break (thanks for the wellness checks, we were not okay like the rest of America obvi), we are returning with a roundup of 2024 Report Card!
We start with a quick catchup and recap of all the things we missed during our break.Then we dive into The Big Four (00:00), recapping bigger streaming services and assigning them a grade, covering viewership, engagement, content, buzz, awards, & upcoming!
Amazon Prime (11:22),
Netflix (17:45),
Disney (27:17),
Hulu (34:50),
and just for you, dear listener, a bonus section & a smuggle (Spotify & YouTube) @ 38:47.
Join us next time for Part II. What grade will we assign to the Grima Wormtongues of the streaming services?
Tune in to find out.
And in the meantime? Fix your hearts or die.
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It’s fall y’all aaaand we’re back at it!
Today: Corporate Corner!
Continuing the theme of freemium, we’re doing a performance review of Anjali Sud, the CEO of Tubi.
We start with a quick catchup and recap of all the things we missed during our break over the summer.
Then, in The C-Suite Spotlight (00:00), we go over Anjali Sud’s background and her early tenure as CEO of Tubi.
In Downstream Impact (00:00), we evaluate Anjali's leadership and strategic vision, and how it has impacted Tubi’s standing among its customers and competitors.
We do a shorter Final Thoughts today – talking a little bit about freemium, its importance, and about the industry at large.
Cheers to a blessed spooky season, Full Screeners. Happy autumn!
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Welcome to another Industry Tech Roundup! Today: Freemium, Part Deux!
We start with, what else?, talking our favorite Rodent Men (curse you for solidifying this in the zeitgeist, NYT!).
Then, in The All Hands (00:00), we talk the FAST services that have been leaving an impact on us: Amazon Freevee, Tubi, and Pluto TV. We then discuss the highlight and lowlights of their user experiences, emphasizing how brand identity has helped cement these names in a crowded space (00:00).
In Missed Objectives & Key Results (MOKRs), we discuss why freemium has taken over & why more & more customers are checking out this option, while the big players keep delivering miss after miss.
We wrap with a quick discussion on what’s next for the freemium game (00:00).
Keep watching that space y’all. They’re cookin’ up some big things.
Or small things… delivered completely free.
Either way, we’re in.
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Lots going on out there y’all - Netflix dumped its engagement data, which as per usual, was a trove of trash. The Hollywood Reporter came out with The New Hollywood list and the whiteness, once again, shook everyone. And someone in the world has the best job of all - recording Cannes standing ovation times.
But! Today, we’re here to discuss the new hot topic: Is streaming just the new name for cable?
In The All Hands (06:01), we discuss the recent shakeups in the streaming industry and discuss the partnerships, the pricing, and the motivations. We also quickly recap the other partnerships and bundles that have existed or have gone under the radar in the media outlets. (17:39)
In Missed Objectives and Key Results (25:32), we have a thorough chat about why the streamers are doing this and what the future holds now that bundles are the new hot thing in town (33:23).
So come join as we see the demise of modern TV along with the dream of theatrical.
All hail AI, too, because why the hell not?
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