
Hosts Carl and Eitan constantly find themselves stuck in the details of what’s developing in media, technology and entertainment. Every week, the two self-described media strategy nerds contextualize what you need to know as the worlds of Hollywood, Orlando and Silicon Valley collide. From your couch to the seat of a 1950s theme park dark ride, Carl and Eitan love talking about the business of any... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 253 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsBusiness News | |||

This week Kevin joins Carl and Eitan to break down everything about Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey and the excitement it's creating (including the hunt for the perfect format to experience it).
They also share their thoughts about the new Avengers:... more
Carl and Eitan are, frankly, more excited about seeing The Odyssey this weekend than discussing the news. They try their best.
First off, the two discuss Apple's stunning accusations of IP theft by OpenAI. Then they dig into rumored development woes... more
This week, we break down the Emmy nominations and the (lack of) surprises, spend some time with Minions vs. Monsters, and Eitan is genuinely shocked to learn that Carl doesn’t like one of his all-time favorite moviegoing experiences. We also discover... more
Carl and Eitan are mad about slop being served to children! Also, NBCU is about to be freed from the shackles of Kabletown.
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Two hosts from a business-leaning, media-strategy focused show deliver opinionated takes on entertainment, technology, and related industries. Episodes skew toward industry shifts in Hollywood, streaming economics, festival culture, and corporate strategy, often with guests or timely news as anchors. The vibe is conversational, opinionated, and practical, with frequent references to real-world moves by studios, platforms, and tech players. Listeners are likely professionals in media, marketing, and tech who want actionable context for how these moving parts shape business decisions, strategy, and content development. A standout aspect is the approachable banter between longtime hosts who blend industry nerd compliments with candid, no-nonse... more
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