
Industry leaders converse about business deals, strategy and the future of media and entertainment.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 610 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessTV & Film | |||

On today’s episode, in our box office segment, Variety’s Rebecca Rubin breaks down the spectacular $264 million worldwide opening for Universal Pictures’ “The Odyssey.” It couldn’t have come at a better time for Imax, the large-format exhibitor that ... more
On today’s episode, Jon Miller, CEO of Integrated Media, offers perspective on what it’s like to be part of a mega-bucks merger that represents an enormous bet on the future. He examines the flurry of deals that are pending, and how the varied motive... more
On today’s episode, in our Cover Story segment, Variety’s Brent Lang details the comprehensive report that he delivered with Rebecca Rubin on the summer box office rebound, and what Hollywood and exhibitors must do to keep it going.
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On today’s episode, as part of Variety’s ongoing series celebrating NBC’s centennial, we revisit the history of NBC’s “Must See TV” branding campaign that came to define the network’s dominance in the 1990s. Jennifer Storms, NBCUniversal’s chief mark... 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
But:
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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Apple Podcasts | #195 |
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This show targets entertainment industry professionals and business-minded listeners who want sharp, insider perspectives on media deals, strategy, and the evolving landscape of TV, streaming, and entertainment economics. Episodes frequently dissect big platform moves, ad-supported and creator-driven strategies, live events and Upfronts, and the integration of IP across films, series, and games, often featuring reporters, showrunners, and executives who illuminate both business and creative angles. A standout trait is its willingness to pair industry headlines with in-depth, panel-style conversations about music, casting, and monetization, making it useful for PR, marketing, and sponsorship scouting in entertainment and tech-adjacent spaces... more
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