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Fauxworthy Podcast Episode 6: The Culture Shake-Up and State of Television

 

They went missing last week, but now Bryan Faux and Taylor Gaines are back! This week, they cover the shake-up that’s changing the corner of the internet that covers pop culture, including Grantland, Hitfix and Vox, and mourn the death of the Hollywood Prospectus podcast. They also discuss the state of television and get in some quick hits on “Review,” Oscar season, movies in general and “Project Greenlight.”

(The episode number that Bryan says at the beginning will slightly differ for the first seven or so episodes because Bryan initially had more of a general media podcast. As far as the Fauxworthy TV Podcast goes, this is number six.)

Original Recording Date: Oct. 13, 2015

Here’s the timeline:

Pop Culture Writing and Grantland Shake-Up 00:00-18:00

State of TV/Shake-Up Wrap-Up/Upcoming Shows 18:00-33:20

“Review” Finale (no spoilers) 33:20-34:00

Oscar Season/Watching Movies/The “Project Greenlight” Movie 34:00-39:40

Fauxworthy Podcast Episode 5: The Return of HBO’s “Project Greenlight” and FOX’s “Empire”

 

It’s a new week — hell, a new month even! And that means it’s time for a new edition of the Fauxworthy podcast!

This week, Bryan and I discuss HBO’s “Project Greenlight” and our views on reality television as well as Matt Damon’s recent journey into the media maelstrom that is the Internet in 2015. We also discuss “Empire,” which might be my new favorite thing that exists even though I have only seen one episode.

Here’s the timeline:

“Project Greenlight”/Reality Television/Matt Damon Controversy 00:00-35:25

“Empire” 35:25-42:34

“Hidden In Plain View” Teaser 42:34-44:30

Fauxworthy Podcast Episode 4: Thoughts on the Emmy Awards

 

This week, Bryan Faux and Taylor Gaines discuss their takeaways from the 67th Emmy Awards and try to decide if any of it really mattered. Then, Taylor works in a shameless plug, and Bryan raves about a new hit musical named “Hamilton.”

(The episode number that Bryan says at the beginning will slightly differ for the first seven or so episodes because Bryan initially had more of a general media podcast. As far as the Fauxworthy TV Podcast goes, this is number four.)

Original Recording Date: Sep. 22, 2015

Here’s this week’s timeline:

Emmy’s 00:00-28:25

Shameless Plug for “Hidden In Plain View” 28:25-29:45

Bryan Raves About “Hamilton” 29:45-38:35

Fauxworthy Podcast Episode 3: The Honesty of Modern TV Comedy

 

Bryan Faux and Taylor Gaines are back again. This week, they discuss some of their favorite comedies on television, including Comedy Central’s “Review,” FXX’s “You’re the Worst” and HBO’s “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.”

(The episode number that Bryan says at the beginning will slightly differ for the first seven or so episodes because Bryan initially had more of a general media podcast. As far as the Fauxworthy TV Podcast goes, this is number three.)

Original Recording Date: Sep. 15, 2015

Here’s the timeline for what went down this week:

“Review”/Appreciating Emotional Comedy 00:30-17:00

Appreciating Emotional Comedy/”You’re The Worst”/Horrible People 17:00-29:35

“Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” 29:35-49:52

Fauxworthy Podcast Episode 2: A “Hero” and “Hannibal”

 

Bryan Faux and Taylor Gaines return for episode two (always the hardest, they say). They’ll discuss the debut of “Fear the Walking Dead,” David Simon’s TV return with “Show Me a Hero” and the gripping, endlessly disturbing “Hannibal” season three.

(The episode number that Bryan says at the beginning will slightly differ for the first seven or so episodes because Bryan initially had more of a general media podcast. As far as the Fauxworthy TV Podcast goes, this is number two.)

Original Recording Date: Sep. 8, 2015

Here’s the timeline:

“Fear The Walking Dead” 00:30-13:55

“Show Me A Hero” 13:55-32:05

“Hannibal” 32:05-50:22

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