Episode 240 - Alyssa Limperis

ALYSSA LIMPERIS (Flatbush Misdemeanors) stops by to talk about her new Peacock special -- No Bad Days. It's an endearing piece of art covering the death of her father, stories around the time and getting through grief.

Follow Alyssa on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Youtube. Stream No Bad Days only on Peacock.

Watch a video version of the interview on Youtube.com/cpluscomedy.

Plus: all the news ever

• The Obamas leave Spotify for Audible

• Apple, MLS sign 10 year deal for streaming games

• Amazon Prime Video’s most watched shows

• A change of strategy for Netflix

• HBO Max reevaluating European originals

• Bob Chapek fires TV Content Exec Peter Rice from Disney

• Peter Rice was pretty good at his job

• There’s no reason Peter Rice should’ve been dropped

• YouTube TV surpasses 5 million subscribers

• Netflix talks to major studios to set up ad deals

• Hulu growth is more than Disney+ for the first time

• Marvel shortchanges comic book creators with movie payments

• Medium could never be more than its ambitions

• Super Apps are super difficult to pull off

• “Fall” movie uses AI to replace cuss words

• Axios sold to Cox

• Reductress sold to Phenomenal Media

• How does Axios sale change local news?

• Big Tech money is going into Washington based publications

Episode 212 - DJ Callous

Did you know actors can sue their employers? That's exactly what Scarlett Johansson is doing to Disney due to monetary factors revolving around "Black Widow" and its streaming/box office release. Worse yet: Chad agrees with her. Plus: BUZZFEED's SPAC changes VICE and VOX's ways of getting to market; VIACOMCBS and COMCAST's international streaming plans are on hold; and disability representation on TV lags behind film.

• BuzzFeed's SPAC and how it changes VICE and Vox

• ViacomCBS and NBCUniversal streaming deal on pause due to regulatory pressure

• Disability representation lags in TV

• Scarlett Johansson sues Disney over "Black Widow" release

• The lawsuit may not have legs

• CAA backs Scarlett