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Podcasts: what TV people are left with when no one will hire them

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I had a feeling for the longest time that this was probably the move they were going to take, figuring no cable network was interested in them--particular in Amy's case.

Two questions off the bat:
1. What will the comment section be like?

2. Similar to the Calm Down with Charissa Thompson and Erin Andrews podcast, I hope that you can see them on YouTube.

Looking forward to hearing them, in what seems like they are going to be talking most of the same topics that they did on ABC. .

When I first read this headline, I was thinking of three things:

1. Good thing they finally found some work
2. Will people care?
3. Wonder what kind of comments they will be reading after each episode that drops?

As a podcast nerd myself, I sometimes listen for the news (thanks mostly to the ABC News "Start Here" podcast).
With iHeartRadio sponsoring this, I expect we will get to see them on YouTube.

Above all, I am sure you will share the same thoughts in that we are going to be simply curious on how they will approach many topics, similar to what they did during their over 2 1/2 year run co-hosting ABC's GMA3: What You Need To Know.

This time around, the audience is global--it's not limited only to just our neighbors to the north in Canada (Windsor, Ontario in particular with the Ambassador Bridge connecting from Detroit) and south in some parts of Mexico.

As part of their iHeartRadio agreement, they have both agreed to do some other projects that are either a part of or separate from their podcast.

Well, can't wait for December 5.
My spidey sense is telling me that probably Dr. Jen Ashton will be the first guest, but I could be wrong. Again, I don't work there nor do I know anyone who works there--but this is just a general guess.