Industry leaders converse about business deals, strategy and the future of media and entertainment.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 421 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessTV & Film |
On today's episode, Variety TV chief Michael Schneider speaks to showrunner Sterlin Harjo, whose new series "The Lowdown" bows today on FX. Clayton Davis, Variety's chief awards editor, discusses the surprise news that Christopher Nolan has taken on ... more
On today’s episode, Variety chief film critic Owen Gleiberman explains why the new Paul Thomas Anderson drama “One Battle at a Time” is a movie for our times. And music chief Jem Aswad reflects on the legacy of Sylvia Rhone as the music industry vete... more
On today’s episode, Variety box office chief Rebecca Rubin explains the weak starts for “Him” and “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey,” and why Taylor Swift is a friend to exhibition. Brian Steinberg, Variety’s senior TV editor, breaks down the five-way br... more
The CMO of content ratings firm details how VideoAmp leverages first-party data to measure audiences across platforms. She explans how it has partnered with multiple media giants — including the NFL — to provide what it says is a more accurate pictur... more
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I love:
CL's banter with her journalists--great mutual respect
The diversity of subject matter
Editorial sanity across the board
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Too much ad bulk! Run a display ad as the album cover for the episode instead of weighing down this still-new show with tons of ads!! Build the audience!
Cynthia's solo delivery needs more energy (or a fired-up co-host). Sorry but sometimes it sounds like she's reading the lunch menu at a retirement home!
Yes, I'm listening but I'm not at th... more
The guests and topics discussed are always interesting. But, gosh, eight and a half minutes of ads (except a quick intro) before the episode really even starts ? Admittedly, there have been instances I’ve lost interest and moved on rather than slog through.
Very poor sound quality of podcasts - please get better microphones so we can hear what you have to say!
Way too many ad for such a short podcast. I get it but come on guys.
so much expertise (e.g. ep 214: Shirley quick-deadpan quotes a couple Jay-Z lyrics… this gives me life)
so little fluff that normally fuels this kind of content.
This is THE way to appreciate the folks behind the famous.
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A series of conversations focusing on business leaders in the media and entertainment sector, the content primarily revolves around strategic discussions concerning industry deals, emerging trends, and future trajectories. Episodes feature insights from prominent figures who share their perspectives on various topics including the impact of technology, evolving consumer behaviors, and competitive dynamics within the media landscape. The discussions uniquely blend in-depth analysis with personal anecdotes, making complex industry topics accessible and engaging for listeners.
Noteworthy is the podcast's emphasis on high-profile guests, who not only share their experiences but also provide forecasts and strategic advice, catering to industry ... more
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Recent guests on Strictly Business include:
1. Jenny Wall
2. Shari Redstone
3. Chris Rice
4. Graham Taylor
5. Rebecca Rubin
6. Michael Schneider
7. Jazz Tangcay
8. Giancarlo Esposito
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