The Daily Show Launches Parody Podcast

Comedy Central’s The Daily Show with Trevor Noah has launched a  five-episode miniseries parodying a variety of popular podcasts, featuring Noah, Daily Show correspondents, and special guests.

Episodes include:

 

  • Slowbama – Mystery. Scandal. Lattes.
  • Pod Save Little Creek Elementary – They won’t take this lying down—unless it’s nap time.
  • These American Lies – Stories about lies and the presidents who tell them.
  • #Crushing: A Success Podcast For Winners – So much epic, so little time.
  • Podcast Today – Podcasting today’s podcast, today.

 

“The Daily Show Podcast Universe further reinforces the fact that The Daily Show with Trevor Noah is a late-night leader in podcasting,” said Steve Raizes, SVP of Podcasting for Viacom. “The series continues to break new ground across platforms and offers fans truly unique ways to interact with the show, Trevor and the correspondents.”

In February 2018, The Daily Show launched podcast, The Daily Show with Trevor Noah: Ears Edition, which has delivered over 100 million lifetime downloads to date and is the most-downloaded podcast among the late-night TV franchises.  

Comedy Central’s Global Podcast Network launched in 2017 and features brand extensions of Comedy

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