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There was a lot of news out of the TCAs this weekend, including what Amazon wants its streaming service to look like over the next few years (2:43). After Netflix canceled the critically acclaimed Tuca & Bertie, the metric of success in the streaming world is called into question yet again (17:15). Plus: How historically accurate is Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood (26:00)? And our favorite music from 1999 (39:20).
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Larry is joined by the comedian and host of ‘Pod Save America’ and ‘Lovett or Leave It’
Rosenberg explains why this might be one of the most surprising events in history
Mallory and Joanna talk popular HBO shows and compile a sizeable list of book recommendations for any and all interested parties—give them a look!
Plus, writer-director Brandon Cronenberg joins to discuss his new film ‘Infinity Pool’
Bryan and Nora unpack some NFL playoff media topics, Jason Gay joins to discuss how Billy Packer’s career transformed college basketball, and more
Wosny Lambre is joined by Adam Friedland to talk about the Lakers, the similarities between soccer and basketball, Friedland’s career as a comedian and podcaster, and more
