Studio71 has signed an unique advert gross sales settlement with pop-culture podcast “Juicy Scoop with Heather McDonald.” The media firm will promote promoting and model partnerships throughout each audio and video.
The podcast is hosted by slapstick comedian Heather McDonald, who has launched comedy specials on Prime Video, Netflix and Showtime. McDonald delves into popular culture on her podcast – from all issues Hollywood, celeb romances, Bravo TV and even her real-life drama. “Juicy Scoop” has produced greater than 800 episodes and has over 200 million downloads.
“Because the worlds of pop-culture and comedy transfer ever-faster, I’m so excited to accomplice with Studio71 to carry my podcast to much more ears and eyeballs,” McDonald stated in a press launch. “Whether or not it’s commentary on the craziest celeb information or increasing ‘Juicy Scoop’s’ material into new unexplored territory, I can’t look forward to what’s subsequent.”
McDonald wrote, produced and appeared on “Chelsea Recently.” She additionally starred within the mockumentary collection “After Recently.” She additionally had featured roles in “White Chicks” and “Dance Flicks” from the Wayans brothers. She has been seen on “Watch What Occurs Stay,” “The Bachelorette,” “Wendy Williams,” “Nightline,” “25 Phrases or Much less,” “Punchline,” “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” “The Tonight Present,” “Retaining Up with the Kardashians” and extra.
Studio 71 has greater than 100 creator-led exhibits releasing podcasts in each audio and video codecs. A few of the community’s different video podcasts embrace “Wild ‘Til 9 with LaurDIY and Jeremy Lewis” and “The Bald and The Stunning with Trixie Mattel and Katya Zamolodchikova.”
“Heather brings a novel and distinctive voice to her podcast weighing in on popular culture information and subjects within the zeitgeist” stated Studio71’s Craig Jordan, senior VP of podcast model partnerships, in an announcement. “This podcast delivers the right demographic of extremely engaged audiences most fascinating for manufacturers and advertisers.”
