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Media Boat Podcast Ep. 420: Maestro and Other Celebrity Killers

First we start with Nicki Minaj’s beef with Megan Thee Stallion, and it gets messy. Next, we discuss how Xbox can let go of 1,900 people after paying $69B for the Activision-Blizzard acquisition. Later, Netflix is getting rid of its Basic tier and forcing customers to either pay for ads or its Premiere plans. We wrap it all up with The Bits which include Supergirl casting, Dog Man coming to theaters in 2025, and a Lego movie about Pharrell Williams. We also have thoughts on Deal or No Deal: Island, Celebrity Jeopardy!, Death and other Details, Maestro, and Killers of the Flower Moon.

Media Boat Podcast Ep. 363: Christmas Eve: The Way of Santa

First, Tory Lanez at last gets convicted in the shooting of Megan Thee Stallion, and Justin Bieber sells his catalog to Hipgnotic. Next, High on Life is doing great on Game Pass, and the FTC cracks down on Epic Games. Later, NFL Sunday Ticket is going to YouTube, and Netflix is going to crackdown on password sharing next year. We wrap it all up with another Harvey Weinstein conviction, and some Avatar behind the scenes news. We also have thoughts on National Treasure: Edge of History, The Santa Clauses, Avatar: The Way of Water, and Strange World.

Media Boat Podcast Ep. 356: Taylor Swift Billboard Blockbuster

First, Taylor Swift dominates the Billboard Hot 100, and Drake and Megan Thee Stallion have some lyrical beef. Next, Marvel Snap will be getting PvP later this year, and PlayStation VR2 gets a price point for next year’s release. Later, we have lots of casting news, and content from Hallmark Channel gets added to Peacock. We wrap it all up with TOHO announcing a new Godzilla movie in the works and MGM launches a clip locator tool. We also have thoughts on Big Mouth, Blockbuster, and The White Lotus.

Media Boat Podcast Ep. 237: Spark'd Gaslighter of Love

We start with Warner Bros creating an anonymous reporting mechanism for those breaking Covid-19 protocol and Tenet getting delayed indefinitely for a theatrical release. Next, Elizabeth Moss starts her own production company Love & Squalor Pictures and ViacomCBS ends its relationship with Nick Canon among other companies cancelling deals. Later, Megan Thee Stallion speaks out in regards to rapper Tory Lanez and Burger Records closes up shop amidst a climate of sexual predation. We wrap it all up with Rocket League going free-to-play and Microsoft boss Phil Spencer speaking out on the end of cross play. We also have thoughts on Labor of Love, The Sims Spark'd, Tough As Nails, 30 Rock: A One Time Special, Brave New World, The Chicks, Illuminati Hotties, and Blaseball.