HeadGum

Headgum
Private
Industry Podcasting
Founded August 1, 2015 (2015-08-01)
Founders Amir Blumenfeld
Jake Hurwitz
Marty Michael
Headquarters Los Angeles, California, U.S.[1]
Brooklyn, New York, U.S.[1]
Number of locations
2 studios (2015)
Area served
Worldwide
Website www.headgum.com

HeadGum is a podcasting network founded by Amir Blumenfeld, Jake Hurwitz, and Marty Michael. Launched on August 1, 2015, the network is currently home to 27 podcasts, including If I Were You, Gilmore Guys and Black Girls Talking.[2]

Programming

Title Host(s)
Best of Friends [3] Erin Mallory Long and Jamie Woodham
Black Girls Talking [4] Alesia, Aurelia, Fatima and Ramou
Black Men Can't Jump [5] Jonathan Braylock, James III and Jerah Milligan
Cloverfeels Steve Zaragoza and Mike Falzone
Coffee with Chrachel Chris Hubbard and Rachel Whitehurst
Coupla Questions Dannielle Owens-Reid and Joanna Katcher
Dynamic Banter Steve Zaragoza and Mike Falzone
The Easy Chair Laura Hurwitz
Gilmore Guys Kevin Porter and Demi Adejuyigbe
HeadGum Fantasy Basketball League Tim Baltz
HeadGum Fantasy Football League Rotating Cast
High and Mighty Jon Gabrus
How To Make Me Come "Silvia" (pseudonym)
I Burn Everything Dave Horwitz and Stevie Nelson
If I Were You Jake Hurwitz and Amir Blumenfeld
Lets Talk About Me, Baby [6] Utkarsh Ambudkar
That Was Us Julia Nunes
This Is Why You're Single Laura Lane and Angela Spera
The Mindhouse Podcast Josh Ruben
The No Joke Podcast Billy Scafuri and Adam Lustick
The New Hollywood Brian Flaherty
Out on the Lanai H. Alan Scott and Kerri Doherty
Overdue Andrew Cunningham and Craig Getting
She Didn't Text Back Daren VonGirdner and William Haynes
Shock and Awesome Chris "Shockwave" Sullivan
The Talk of Shame Streeter Seidell
Twinnovation Dave Rosenberg, Jeff Rosenberg and Mike Karnell

Notable programming

If I Were You

If I Were You is a comedy advice podcast created and hosted by Amir Blumenfeld and Jake Hurwitz. First released on May 13, 2013, new episodes are posted every Monday (as well as occasional bonus Thursday episodes) and involve the hosts giving humorous advice to listeners who have submitted their problems.

The show has appeared on the iTunes podcast charts in multiple countries, reaching number 3 in the United States.[7]

Gilmore Guys

Main article: Gilmore Guys

Gilmore Guys is a podcast established in 2014, following Kevin Porter and Demi Adejuyigbe as they watch every episode of the television series Gilmore Girls. The show represents two points of view, as Kevin is a longtime Gilmore Girls fan and Demi is watching it for the first time, and also features special guests.[8] The podcast also features interviews (dubbed 'Gilmore Gabs') with the members of the Gilmore Girls cast and crew, including Scott Patterson, Kelly Bishop, and composer Sam Phillips.

The Talk of Shame

Main article: The Talk of Shame

The Talk of Shame is a comedy podcast created and hosted by comedian and writer Streeter Seidell. Released on May 15, 2014, new episodes are posted weekly and involve Seidell and a guest discussing an embarrassing or shameful story from their past. Following their discussion, a British person reads an embarrassing story submitting by a listener. [9] Past guests include Aparna Nancherla, Jena Friedman, and Chris Gethard.

Black Girls Talking

In this Black Girls Talking, Alesia, Aurelia, Fatima and Ramou discuss a diverse range of topics with specific attention to the perspective and representation of people of color.

This is Why You're Single

Comedians Laura Lane and Angela Spera candidly breakdown real-life dating disasters with a new “reason why you’re single” every week. Along with this podcast, Lane and Spera published a comedy advice book of the same name.

How To Make Me Come

"Sylvia" explores issues linked to, and inspired by, female orgasm with anonymous guests. This podcast is an offshoot of her Tumblr blog "How To Make Me Come," which went viral after publishing anonymous essays written by women about their sexual experiences.

References

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