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'Servant Of Pod With Nick Quah' Launches Today
Nick Quah
Launching today, "Servant Of Pod With Nick Quah" is a weekly deep dive into the evolving world of podcasts.
- Discusses industry news
- Explores the most exciting angles of podcast culture
- And gets into the weeds with established and up-and-coming producers
Along the way, Nick and his guests will also give listeners recommendations on the shows they should be checking out.
To kick things off, Nick tries to build a (very) brief picture of where the podcast world is right now with the help of "Team Coco’s" Adam Sachs and Earios co-founder Priyanka Mattoo. He also gets advice on how to be a decent podcast host from a great podcast host: "Death Sex and Money’s" Anna Sale.
Listen above and subscribe today.
- LAist Studios To Launch 4 New Podcasts (News Release)
- LAist Studios Unveils Podcast Slate Featuring True Crime Noir, Hollywood Interview Series (Hollywood Reporter)
Coming soon from LAist Studios:
Hollywood, The Sequel (June 23)
- Through conversations with influential industry figures such as Kerry Washington, Guillermo del Toro, Glenn Close, Judd Apatow, Ramy Youssef and more, host John Horn will look at opportunities to change the entertainment industry for the better following this moment of severe disruption.
California Love (July 9)
- In this anthology series, award-winning journalist and author Walter Thompson-Hernández takes listeners on a fiercely intimate audio tour of his beloved hometown of Los Angeles.
California City (July 13)
- Deep in the Mojave Desert sits a would-be city of the future, a desolate plot frequented only by prospective investors and real estate agents promising a future of riches. But award-winning journalist Emily Guerin finds the reality is much different — a story of dreams overshadowed by deceit.
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