This week Keith Rauch is joined by guest co-host Robin Geisen! They share first reactions to Top Gun Maverick, prospects for next weekend's Jurassic World Dominion and the changes coming up at Warner Bros (and what that means for the industry at large).

This week, Keith Rauch's special co-host is Robin Geisen. They excited to finally discuss Top Gun: Maverick and the great work Paramount put together for the film's campaign. They also dig into the latest issue of The Founder's Brew Newsletter about  two of the most influential people in Hollywood: Kareem Daniel of Disney and David Zaslav of WarnerBrosDiscovery.

 This episode we're discussing "Disney's Mysterious Kareem Daniel", the unique role he has in decision making and how the industry is pivoting (or not).

Doctor Strange, Netflix and giving a wolf a banana - learn more in this episode of Hollywood Breaks.

P.S. Also featuring a guest appearance from our producer Lidia.

This is a very fun and insightful talk with Tim Heindl, SVP Global Marketing Research at Lionsgate. 

This week the podcast is hosted by the great Hollywood insiders duo Keith Rauch and Robin Geisen! We talk about Netflix and its great reset, CinemaCon and what else happened in Vegas recently. Enjoy!

Cami Sargent is the EVP Creative Advertising at Paramount Pictures and we're thrilled to have her join us this week! We talk about the successful films she's been part of, as well as the opportunities coming up in the future.

If you're a movie fan, you're going to like this episode! We discuss what Paramount is doing right and the possibility that Discovery and Warner Media have in store.

We've got a special extra show this week - an Oscars Special with Robin Geisen. We talk about the winners, the losers and once again...the slap. This show is about how Hollywood is breaking and we discuss ways for the film industry to break into new opportunities.

This week we welcome back Andrew Rosen. We discuss what the latest creator economy influences are and what these might mean to upcoming trends. And of course, we discuss the "greatest night in the history of television".