Podcasts about hbo's industry

My latest guest is DJ-turned-media composer Nathan Micay! While those fans of techno, house, and trance clubbing across the world might be familiar with Nathan's work in those scenes, he's recently branched out into scoring for film and tv. In fact, his first big break was with HBO's Industry, season 2 of which has just released. Of course, Nathan and I dive into his work on the show (including the palette, creating motifs, and putting together the forthcoming score release), while also touching on far-flung topics like his love of David and Thomas Newman scores (especially for the first two Mighty Ducks films) and the state of the music industry. Both seasons of Industry are on HBO in the US and I believe season 2 has just released on BBC Two in the UK. Nathan's score should be out later this November, with a vinyl release coming early 2023, but you can hear Nathan's season 1 score (and much the rest of his music) on various digital platforms or in physical formats.

"Evanston Salt Costs Climbing," a new play from The New Group, follows two salt truck drivers in Evanston, Illinois, over the course of three winters. The play is written by Will Arbery, Pulitzer Prize finalist for his play "Heroes of the Fourth Turning." Ken Leung, who also stars in the latest season of HBO's Industry, plays one of the drivers. Arbery and Leung join us to discuss the production, which runs through December 18 at The Pershing Square Signature Center.

Lyall Behrens takes a walk down millennial memory lane, looking for Zip files and dirty Mixtape DVDS. Lyall Behrens then talks HBO's Industry and closes the show out with some mail bag questions. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lyall-behrens7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lyall-behrens7/support

Wosny Lambre and Jodi Walker recap the tumultuous finale of the second season of HBO's ‘Industry.' They react to the shocking final scene, the arc of Harper's and Yasmin's characters this season, and the corrosive nature of the show's writing style. Hosts: Wosny Lambre and Jodi Walker Producer: Bobby Wagner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wosny Lambre and Jodi Walker recap episodes 5 and 6 of HBO's ‘Industry,' a pair of episodes that both subvert and reinforce what viewers have come to expect from the show. Hosts: Wosny Lambre and Jodi Walker Producer: Bobby Wagner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On our new weekly lightning round mini ep with the star of HBO's Industry and the new movie Bodies Bodies Bodies, Myha'la Herrold, we're fucking around with a live-action Minions movie, entering the MCU, winning an Oscar, getting engaged, gaining 60 pounds for a role, going full method for Joker 2, time traveling to 1980s Wall Street, her dream project coming to fruition, financial crimes, white men on set, Pete Davidson, British food and much more. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits.

Buy the fit, short the drip. This week, the boys are Zooming in the star of their favorite show, HBO's Industry, and the new movie Bodies Bodies Bodies, Myha'la Herrold. Myha'la is coming to us all the way from London to advise on slides that look like the Grinch's penis, rocking pajamas, which of our homies and Industry co-creators—Mickey Down or Konrad Kay—has better swag, painting the town red with her co-star Marisa Abela, British slang inception, prepping for Industry season 2 and why she thinks it's already off to a rip-roaring start, getting recognized by and becoming a hero to banker bros, whether or not she's good with money IRL, the emotional trauma party that was filming Bodies Bodies Bodies, her favorite strip club in Brooklyn, dream projects, auditioning for Euphoria, manifesting red carpet looks, her boyfriend's wardrobe, Virgil Abloh's Industry standom, the worst first date she's ever been on, hall passes and much more on this rich and rowdy episode of The Only Podcast That Matters™. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Mickey Down and Konrad Kay, creators of HBO's Industry, on addictions to success, status and money, and the substance abuse that fuels their hit show. In the episode we discuss:-Why the themes of ambition, success, and money are at the heart of HBOs Industry – and how these themes manifest in various addictions among the characters-Choosing what we worship, and what happens when we put our faith in external things to make us feel safe, secure, happy, and whole-Why  recreational drug and alcohol use is so normalized – and how it morphs into more problematic use, especially in high pressure industries-The individual drivers behind the culture of “success addiction” and “never enough” depicted in the show-The role of childhood wounds in our self-destructive adult behaviors-The transactional nature of the sex depicted in the show, and what this says about the characters' lack of capacity for connection and vulnerability-Dating apps being the crack cocaine of courtship – and the role of this in an addictive hookup culture-The motivations for two of the characters getting sober in Season 2, and their different approaches to their sobriety-The complexity of human nature, and how our “worst selves” often come out when we are feeling vulnerable and afraid-The role of art in helping us develop self-compassion for our less palatable actions and behaviors-Two key lines from the show that encapsulate our modern culture of excess Seasons One and Two of Industry are streaming now on HBO. You can follow along on Instagram @industryhbo for updates.Big thank you to Ghia for partnering on this episode. Get your Ghia at Drinkghia.com where you can get  $10 off your first online order with the code CURIOUS.

Myha'la Herrold is on the rise in a big way. Not only is she making waves on HBO's Industry, but she's also an absolute powerhouse in A24's latest release, Bodies Bodies Bodies directed by Halina Reijn.The movie covers what happens when a group of friends opts to ride out a hurricane by throwing a party at a secluded family mansion. During that party, they play a game — Bodies Bodies Bodies. It's basically an imposter game like Among Us. One member of the group is secretly dubbed the killer and the rest of the players have to figure who that is before they can kill off the entire group. The girls can get pretty vicious, so perhaps it's never just a game for them, but things do get especially intense when one player turns up real dead, not game dead.With Bodies Bodies Bodies now playing in select theaters and set for a nationwide expansion on August 12th, Herrold joined us for an episode of Collider Ladies Night Pre-Party to explain how she went from theater-focused to on-screen star.Hear all about the vital lessons learned from her worst audition, booking HBO's Industry, embracing the frenetic energy of Bodies Bodies Bodies, and so much more in this episode of Collider Ladies Night! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This show is phenomenal. Every character is a walking disaster and you cannot look away.TW and Content Warning. Mentions of drug use, SA, death --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On today's What to Watch: We're headed back to financial firm Pierpoint for season 2 of HBO's Industry, where Harper is back on the high-strung, drama-filled trading floor after a year in isolation. On the new episode of Roswell, New Mexico, Max and Michael are at odds over an explosive secret, and Liz is confronted with an unsettling revelation. Basketball Wives wraps up its 10th season on VH1. Plus entertainment headlines — including the death of Star Trek star Nichelle Nichols, Sylvester Stallone's damning comments about producers of a Rocky spin-off, why Jon Favreau tried to stop the Russo brothers from killing Iron Man, Netflix's lawsuit against the creators of a Bridgerton musical, and Will Smith's video addressing the Oscars slap — This Week in Entertainment History, and trivia. More at ew.com, ew.com/wtw, and @EW. Host/Producer: Gerrad Hall (@gerradhall); Producer: Ashley Boucher (@ashleybreports); Editor: Lauren Klein (@ltklein); Writer: Calie Schepp; Executive Producer: Chanelle Johnson (@chanelleberlin). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's special clip episode David, John and Kyle discuss every episode from season one of HBO's Industry in anticipation of season two which drops Monday, August 1st. We discuss episodes in batches so you can avoid spoilers and watch (or re-watch) along with us. First, we discuss episodes 1-2 (2:25), followed by episodes 3-5 (18:40) before we finish with episodes 6-8 (35:10).  This episode includes clips originally recorded in January of 2021 on Twitch and YouTube. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and follow us on social media! 

While we prepare to bring you an exciting season 2, we will continue to provide entertaining bonus content – from interviews to spotlights on some other great indie podcasts out there. Today we are shining a spotlight on I Love Lucifer star Adam Levy. Adam's unique talents have brought to life the characters of both The Narrator and Tanya's father, Nigel Thompson, He trained at RADA the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and is a member of the Royal National Theatre and the RSC - The Royal Shakespeare Company, You've seen Adam in such films as Ridley Scott's "Gladiator", "Before I Go To Sleep" with Nicole Kidman, among others and most recently as the druid Mousesack in Netflix's "The Witcher" and he just finished filming the second season of HBO's "Industry". We had a great chat with Adam where he reflects on doing a podcast in general, doing a podcast during covid, the character of Nigel, including some of the similarities and the challenges. He also gives advice on navigating one's career as an actor in this new digital industry. You will hear some of Adam's favorite clips from the show and what went in to making those magical moments! If you like what you hear don't forget to Rate, Review and Subscribe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michael Neeley (our podcast guru) brilliantly moderates the wild Cast and Creators of I Love Lucifer. In this Q&A Creators, writers, producers, directors and performers Susie Singer Carter and Don Priess, as well as cast members Adam Levy of Netflix's The Witcher and HBO's Industry, DawnMarie Ferrara, Deanna Hurst-Levine, Lorraine Devon Wilke, Rick Singer, Jonny McGovern, Rick Adams - and a HUGE shout out to! Grateful to all who joined in to watch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hello! I'm Susie Singer Carter and I am the co-creator, showrunner, and co-director of I Love Lucifer the Podcast, a female-driven comedy/horror fiction where the lines of reality are blurred when two bad-ass, B-Movie babes battle movie monsters by day and real monsters by night. We just completed Season one features 10 episodes that are brought to life by over 30 diverse and extremely talented actors. A little Bridesmaids, a little American Werewolf in London...a little Buffy… the movie not the series. A horror with a heart of gold. Nigel Thompson - played by the very brilliant Adam Levy – who stars in Netflix's The Witcher and HBO's Industry – a vocational actor and the father of the fan-favorite Scream Queen, Tanya Thompson, provides captivating narration, guiding us through the series with his infinite charm and off-beat perspectives . The season begins when screen rivals– Tanya – the reigning scream queen Bee - played by DawnMarie Ferrara, and Holly Kylm, the newest ingénue played by yours truly, learn that their talent agent, Larry Steinman, has signed them to a shatterproof contract sends them on a new career path as demon hunters. And just when they thought it couldn't get worse, the B-actresses- slash-huntresses discover they must collect the fallen demons' evil life forces into their own bodies by kissing them. What you're about to hear is Episode 7 – Demon hunting for Dummies where Tanya and Holly begin to seriously embrace their new roles as Demon Hunters. It's a jam-packed episode that features a podcast first shopping mirror montage, a tarot card reader, a Vampire, Wonder Woman, The Hulk, a Guide Dog, a blind woman, and two co-dependent demons on the verge of consummating their 3,000-year break. Thank you for listening! We hope you enjoy I LOVE LUCIFER THE PODCAST! Rated R for some violence and language. Transcript can be found at: https://bit.ly/3if2j13 https://www.iloveluciferpodcast.com/ Twitter: @ILoveLucifer5

On this week's episode of More Than A Pretty Face, I talk to the ever-talented actress, writer, and director Priyanga Burford! Priyanga, known for her work in HBO's Industry, Avenue 5, Press, and more, never fails to deliver versatility in her roles. Having south Asian parents, Priyanga's family not initially on board with her dream of becoming an actress. We talk about having self-confidence and the need to be a constant learner as an actor. Of course, we chat about her role in the upcoming James Bond film - but not too much or she may have to kill me. We also dive into her work as a writer and her upcoming short film Monster Heart. This is definitely an episode you don't wanna miss! MENTIONED IN THE SHOW: Pri but on Instagram! Priyanga Burford Connect with the Show! Instagram: @prettyfacelady3 Twitter: @prettyfacelady3 Facebook: More Than a Pretty Face Email: prettyfacewomen@mtapfpodcast.com My new podcast: The Lede Graf

Sex. Drugs. Money. As the star of HBO's Industry, Myha'la Herrold is familiar with these topics. We talk all about her sexcapades both on and off screen, her experience wearing a merkin, and fans who want to sponsor her pedicures. Before this, she hit the road with the Book of Mormon National Tour, explaining how it was received in Salt Lake City, home of the mormons. Through her success, her life has changed in more ways than one, securing both her bag and her man. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rising star David Jonsson sits down with our very own Rob McCaffrey to talk the hit BBC and HBO show Industry. David reflects on the differences between being on stage and in front of the camera and also chats about his other roles to date. 

On this episode of Real on Reel, Rahima and Danielle discuss the last four episodes of HBO's Industry, the comeback of Power Book II: Ghost, and who was sent home on Ready to Love. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Rising star David Jonsson sits down with our very own Rob McCaffrey to talk the hit BBC and HBO show Industry. David reflects on the differences between being on stage and in front of the camera and also chats about his other roles to date. 

Notorious for his heavy films, Steve McQueen switched it up and gave us Lovers Rock--the best film of 2020 or an (high quality) extended music video?Tune in to hear our host Kay-B and special guests Sharronda Williams of Pay or Wait and Trey Mangum of Shadow & Act chat about the Small Axe series available on Amazon Prime.Later, Kay-B plays a rapid fire question game with David Jonsson of HBO's Industry and dives deep into Netflix's The Queen's Gambit and Apple TV's On The Rocks and explains why you should be watching!In the Show:- Host- Kay-B: @TheLadyKayB on IG and Twitter- Special Guest- Trey Mangum- Shadow & Act & Trey Mangum TV | @treymangum on Twitter | @trey.mangum on IG- Special Guest- Sharronda Williams: Pay or Wait | @payorwait on all platformsFollow the Color Grade!@ColorGradePod on IG and TwitterThe Color Grade is Produced by Domino Sound (@dominosoundco) with lead producer and editing by Randie Chapman (@randiiiieee) Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode Jesse & Robbie are a little harsh to HBO's Industry (11:56), debate Wonder Woman 1984's move to HBO Max and what that would mean for the future of movies (22:00) & discuss The Mandalorian's introduction of fan favorite characters from the expanded universe (34:321). We end by sharing what else we've been watching (42:00).

This episode Jesse & Robbie are a little harsh to HBO's Industry (11:56), debate Wonder Woman 1984's move to HBO Max and what that would mean for the future of movies (22:00) & discuss The Mandalorian's introduction of fan favorite characters from the expanded universe (34:321). We end by sharing what else we've been watching (42:00).