The entertainment industry has seen a surge in interest in video podcasts recently, with Warner Bros. Television joining the trend by launching ‘A Lot More’. Hosted by Jonathon Buckley, the series offers fans a peek behind the scenes of popular shows like ‘Georgie Mandy’s First Marriage’, ‘IT: Welcome to Derry’, and ‘The Golden Bachelor’.
Building on the success of ‘A Lot More’, Warner Bros. Television is now venturing further into the podcast space. The company has established its own podcast studio at the Warner Bros. Studios Lot in Burbank, California. Tim Seiwert, VP of Social Media for the studio, expressed that this move is a natural progression, aiming to provide fans with more access to their beloved shows and creative talent.
The dedicated podcast studio will serve as a hub for creating content that delves deeper into Warner Bros. Television Group’s iconic intellectual properties and talented individuals. ‘A Lot More’ has already featured notable guests like Wells Adams, Mona Kosar Abdi, Steve Agee, and many more, discussing their involvement in Warner Bros. TV-produced series across various genres. Future episodes will include interviews with stars from ‘Abbott Elementary’, ‘The Golden Bachelor’, and ‘IT: Welcome to Derry’. The podcast is available on major platforms and YouTube.
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