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Consider This for Comfort

Eteng Ettah
Comfort TV Shows
Comfort Shows
Comedy
Broad City
Parenting
Pop Culture
Insecure
This Is Us
Abbott Elementary
Sex and the City
Millennials
Saturday Night Live
Succession
The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air
Ted Lasso
The Bachelor Franchise
New York City
Relationships
Love Island UK
Entertainment Industry

It's finally Friday and you've made it to your couch with a glass of wine and pick up your remote. What are you turning on? Consider This for Comfort breaks down why your favorite comfort TV shows are your favorite comfort TV shows. Welcome to your guide through the rich tapestry of our favorite shows, why they hold a special place in our hearts and what they say about our society and culture. Rai... more

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Just in time for Black History Month, published poet, writer, audio producer, and voice actor Emanie Antonette joins Eteng to consider the UPN classic, The Parkers, for comfort. Together, they explore the power of being seen on screen, evolving mothe... more

The time has come for you to lip-sync for your life.

It's also time for the Season 4 premiere of Consider This For Comfort. Eteng and Chika (comedian & host of Do It Live w/ Chika) dive into how RuPaul's Drag Race became a cultural phenomenon and w... more

If you could gaze into the future… you'd see the Season 3 finale of Consider This for Comfort! VP of her middle school's That's So Raven fan club back in the day, Ameya Acharya, and I are closing out the season with a deep dive into the iconic Disney... more

Eteng and Toronto-based storyteller and space curator, Melissa Haughton, add Netflix's Forever to the comfort TV rotation—a fresh coming-of-age story about Black teens that carries the legacy of Mara Brock Akil's iconic shows like Girlfriends, The Ga... more

Just in time for tonight's Season 49 premiere, Eteng is joined by LA-based development exec Delaney McHugo to explore Survivor—the perfect reality TV show. From reflecting cultural eras to sparking much-needed conversations, Survivor has always been ... more

Fresh off the Emmys, Eteng is joined by Edit Audio's CEO & Founder, Steph Colbourn, to unpack how Hacks offers a sharp look at the state of comedy and Hollywood while inspiring us to stay ambitious and constantly reinvent ourselves.

The Emmys are almost here, and Consider This for Comfort is rolling out our own red carpet! In this special roundtable episode, Eteng brings back Season 3 guests whose comfort shows are officially Emmy-nominated.

From bold predictions to hot takes,... more

Eteng and gal pal Amber Parrish turn to Sterling K. Brown for comfort as they unpack Paradise—a buzzy political thriller that wrestles with what we owe ourselves versus what we owe others. Stick around for early takes on the Emmys Best Drama race.

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Ameya Acharya
Software engineer and lover of cooking, food, and long walks
Episode: Consider [That's So Raven] for Comfort
Melissa Haughton
Toronto-based storyteller and space curator of Jamaican descent, creator of Solo Stories
Episode: Consider [Forever] for Comfort
Delaney McHugo
A fan and commentator on Survivor
Episode: Consider [The Emmys] for Comfort
Steph Colbourn
A guest discussing Hacks
Episode: Consider [The Emmys] for Comfort
Rachel E. Cooke
Works at the intersection of communications, culture, and social impact.
1Community
Episode: Consider [A Different World] for Comfort
Donovan Birch Jr
A Boston native, digital nomad, and senior communication strategist passionate about empowerment.
Episode: Consider [Ted Lasso] for Comfort
Colette Watson
Musician, writer, and storyteller from South Carolina's Gullah Country, weaving music, media, and movement to advance justice, healing, and liberation.
Co-founder of Media 2070 and Black River Life
Episode: Consider [Fresh Prince] for Comfort
Bridget Todd
Research fellow at Harvard University's Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society and host of There Are No Girls on the Internet.
Harvard University, iHeartRadio
Episode: Consider [High Maintenance] For Comfort
O'Neil Pryce
A Jamaican-born TV snob and Brooklyn-based project manager at the O'Neil Group, specializing in project management and consulting.
The O'Neil Group
Episode: Consider [Veep] for Comfort

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Eteng Ettah
Host and creator of a podcast focused on the cultural significance of comfort television shows.

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Consider [Survivor] for Comfort
Q: What is it about the reality TV format that you love?
It's like a social experiment asking the question of can you outwit, outlast and outplay 20 other strangers?
Consider [Survivor] for Comfort
Q: How do you define a comfort show?
For me, it's something that is tried and true, but still engaging enough to make me sit down and not scroll on my phone.
Consider [Traitors] for Comfort
Q: Why should our listeners consider Traitors for Comfort?
It offers insights into how people behave under pressure, showcases genuine characters, and is a low-stakes entertaining game show.
Consider [Traitors] for Comfort
Q: How would you describe what a comfort show means to you?
A comfort show is a show that helps lift you from feelings of sadness or stress and provides an escapism through entertainment and engagement with fandom.
Consider [The White Lotus] for Comfort
Q: How would you describe The White Lotus for anyone who hasn't seen it yet?
It's something I can just turn my brain off and just relax. Something I could watch over and over again and still laugh, find funny moments or really good moments and really enjoy.

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This podcast explores the cultural significance of comfort television shows, investigating why certain series resonate deeply with audiences. Through conversations with a variety of guests, the discussions encompass topics of nostalgia, representation, and the broader societal implications reflected in beloved TV programs. Each episode focuses on a different show, emphasizing personal anecdotes, themes of identity, and how storytelling impacts viewers. Noteworthy for its diverse range of guests—which include industry professionals and creative individuals— the content often intersects with discussions around race, gender, and social commentary, making it a compelling listen for those interested in media, culture, and personal connections to... more

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1. Ameya Acharya
2. Melissa Haughton
3. Delaney McHugo
4. Steph Colbourn
5. Rachel E. Cooke
6. Donovan Birch Jr
7. Colette Watson
8. Bridget Todd

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