Finally, a media podcast about what’s actually happening in the media—not the over-sanitized, legal-and-standards-approved version you read online. Every Tuesday and Friday, join Dylan Byers, Puck’s veteran media reporter, as he sits down with TV personalities, moguls, political pundits and industry executives for raw, honest, sometimes salacious conversations about the business of media and its b... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | News |
Zanny Minton Beddoes, the editor-in-chief of The Economist, joins Dylan for an inside look at the publication’s unusual position within the media firmament, and how the ultimate business traveler rag is refreshing itself for the digital first era: st... more
‘The New York Times’ Peter Baker joins Dylan to dissect the fraught relationship between the Trump White House and the press, from expelling the Associated Press to handpicking the press pool—tactics he likens to historical press suppression in Russi... more
Bill Cohan joins Dylan to dissect the three-year evolution of Warner Bros. Discovery since David Zaslav’s bold 2022 merger of WarnerMedia and Discovery. He breaks down W.B.D.’s rising streaming profits, declining linear TV business, and its $19 billi... more
Former NBC News president Noah Oppenheim sits down with Dylan for a candid, no-holds-barred conversation on the media industry’s uncertain future. He dives into the chaos engulfing MSNBC, shares his unfiltered take on SpinCo, and offers his outlook o... more
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Very insightful interview with Barry Diller. My impression was that Dylan may have been somewhat surprised by Barry’s response to some of his questions. With that said, overall terrific pod.
Dylan has some real mic skills, drops great insider intel (as an extension of his terrific newsletter reporting), and has the Rolodex to book interesting, unexpected guests. Unlike other lesser Puck-to-pod brand extensions, this one is really working and becoming an essential listen.
Too often a vip is allowed to bloviate and make idiotic pronouncements way outside of their area of expertise, and sometimes within their area of expertise. It was useful, though, to see how intellectually limited and banal some of these movers and shakers are, when they are given an opportunity to go on and on with no push back. A sharp, interesting, curious mind is obviously not the secret to this kind of success. Didn’t get much out of this podcast. I enjoy Dylan on other people’s podcasts.
He's a media insider talking to media insiders! Just don't ask him to pronounce Ta-Nehesi correctly!
So glad Dylan is doing his own media focused show. He’s a great interviewer with deep knowledge and sources in media. I appreciate that he interviewed Jeremy Boreing at all. And on top of that the interview was a genuine interview designed to enable listeners to learn more about a very successful media business.
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The podcast provides a deep dive into the ever-evolving landscape of the media industry, featuring candid conversations with high-profile figures such as TV personalities, political pundits, and industry executives. With a focus on the unsanitized, real conversations about media dynamics, it breaks away from the traditional narrative, instead revealing the raw and sometimes salacious details of the media business. Discussions often touch on pivotal issues like digital transformation, the impact of emerging technologies, and the shifting paradigms within traditional journalism. This unique approach is likely to resonate with listeners interested in authentic insights and analysis about the media world, making it appealing to professionals an... more
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