🎙️💥 Da Next Big Deal from Spotify: One Weekly Podcast Wit Trevor Noah 🎙️💥
As Trevor Noah wen build up his post-Daily Show career, da comedian stay adding a new job to his resume: Spotify podcaster.
Coming out latah dis year, da still yet fo be named podcast going release every week and going feature Noah’s commentary on timely topics and in-depth conversations wit influential figures from all ova da world, according to da company wen announce on Tuesday at Cannes Lions. 🌍🗣️
Da podcast going be one Spotify Original podcast, wen produce unda da recently combined Spotify Studios umbrella dat now include podcast shops Gimlet and Parcast. But unlike Spotify’s major exclusive talent deals in da past, Noah’s podcast going be available on all da major platforms. 🎧✨
“It’s really exciting fo be joining Spotify on one fun new adventure where we goin’ engage in interesting and meaningful conversations wit some of da world’s most fascinating people,” Noah wen say. 🎉🌟
Da comedian wen previously host The Daily Show podcast until he wen exit da late-night talk show late last year fo pursue oddah projects. “Maybe dis comes wit not being raised in America, but I believe dat everything should end,” Noah wen tell The Hollywood Reporter last November bout his decision fo leave da show. “Plenny American business and American media stay like, ‘Keep it going as long as possible,’ but I tink it’s healthy fo tings fo end wen dey still stay in one good place. I like fo leave before I’m burnt out, cuz dey get plenny oddah tings I like fo do.” 🎙️🔚
Since he wen leave, Noah wen score one book deal, wen host the Grammys, and wen go on tour. He going join Spotify’s group of podcasting talent — dat includes Alex Cooper from Call Her Daddy, Emma Chamberlain from Anything Goes, and Joe Rogan from The Joe Rogan Experience — at one time wen Spotify stay adjusting its podcasting strategy, rethinking expensive star deals, and letting go of employees cuz da pressure from Wall Street fo turn one profit on podcasting. Da audio giant also wen let go of plenny exclusive deals it wen make fo help kickstart its podcast business, including da ones wit da Obamas’ Higher Ground, Brené Brown, Esther Perel, and, as of June 15, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Archewell. 💰📻
Instead, da audio company stay going fo one wider distribution model, releasing shows like Chamberlain’s once-exclusive Anything Goes on all da major platforms and focusing on its advertising capabilities. 🌐💼
“Spotify stay da ultimate audio destination, and partnering wit Trevor Noah, one of da world’s most brilliant and distinctive voices, going make fo captivating storytelling dat going delight our mo’ than 100 million podcast listeners all ova da world,” Julie McNamara, Spotify vp and head of global podcast studios, wen say. “We stay excited fo collaborate wit Trevor fo create one original podcast dat seamlessly combines his unique humor, insightful commentary, and consummate interview skills on one global scale.” 🎧🌍
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🎙️💥 The Next Big Deal from Spotify: A Weekly Podcast with Trevor Noah 🎙️💥
As Trevor Noah continues to build his post-Daily Show career, the comedian is adding a new job to his resume: Spotify podcaster.
Coming out later this year, the yet-to-be-named podcast will release every week and feature Noah’s commentary on timely topics and in-depth conversations with influential figures from all over the world, according to the company’s announcement on Tuesday at Cannes Lions. 🌍🗣️
The podcast will be a Spotify Original, produced under the recently combined Spotify Studios umbrella that now includes podcast shops Gimlet and Parcast. But unlike Spotify’s major exclusive talent deals in the past, Noah’s podcast will be available on all the major platforms. 🎧✨
“It’s really exciting to be joining Spotify on a fun new adventure where we’re going to engage in interesting and meaningful conversations with some of the world’s most fascinating people,” Noah said. 🎉🌟
The comedian previously hosted The Daily Show podcast until he exited the late-night talk show late last year to pursue other projects. “Maybe this comes with not being raised in America, but I believe that everything should end,” Noah told The Hollywood Reporter last November about his decision to leave the show. “Plenty of American business and American media are like, ‘Keep it going as long as possible,’ but I think it’s healthy for things to end when they’re still in a good place. I want to leave before I’m burnt out because there are plenty of other things I’d like to do.” 🎙️🔚
Since his departure, Noah has scored a book deal, hosted the Grammys, and gone on tour. He will join Spotify’s group of podcasting talent—including Alex Cooper from Call Her Daddy, Emma Chamberlain from Anything Goes, and Joe Rogan from The Joe Rogan Experience—at a time when Spotify is adjusting its podcasting strategy, rethinking expensive star deals, and letting go of employees due to pressure from Wall Street to turn a profit on podcasting. The audio giant has also let go of many exclusive deals it made to help kickstart its podcast business, including the ones with the Obamas’ Higher Ground, Brené Brown, Esther Perel, and, as of June 15, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Archewell. 💰📻
Instead, the audio company is pursuing a wider distribution model, releasing shows like Chamberlain’s once-exclusive Anything Goes on all the major platforms and focusing on its advertising capabilities. 🌐💼
“Spotify is the ultimate audio destination, and partnering with Trevor Noah, one of the world’s most brilliant and distinctive voices, will make for captivating storytelling that will delight our more than 100 million podcast listeners around the world,” said Julie McNamara, Spotify’s VP and Head of Global Podcast Studios. “We are excited to collaborate with Trevor to create an original podcast that seamlessly combines his unique humor, insightful commentary, and consummate interview skills on a global scale.” 🎧🌍
