The Playlist Podcast Network

Mike DeAngelo

theplaylist@gmail.com

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Booking Overview

A film and television interview network focused on contemporary cinema, industry news, and release-driven conversations with actors, directors, and screenwriters. Agencies could credibly pitch established entertainment talent with a current film or series, especially prominent cast members, filmmakers, and writers; booking difficulty is very high because recent guests include major stars and high-profile creators.

Metrics

Episodes: 797

Frequency: Multiple_weekly

Rating: 4.2/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

YouTube: 15.2k subscribers

Instagram: 18.0k followers

Contact Information

theplaylist@gmail.com

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Host

Mike DeAngelo - Film and television journalist covering contemporary cinema, entertainment, and streaming releases.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

very_high
Typical Credentials:  
Established actors, directors, screenwriters, and producers with prominent film or television credits, generally tied to a current theatrical release, streaming title, or major series season.
Required Achievements:  
Leading or supporting roles in major films or television series, Directing or writing credits on notable feature films or streaming productions, Current involvement in a high-profile release or franchise, Award recognition or substantial industry visibility

Recent Guest Discussions

Will McCormack - Writing And Adapting The Invite, The Film’s Intensive Eight-day Workshop, Collaboration With The Cast, And Developing The Emotional Stakes Beneath Its Comedic Premise.

Rashida Jones - Writing And Adapting The Invite, Collaborating With Olivia Wilde And Seth Rogen, Revising The Screenplay With The Cast, And Balancing Relationship Comedy With Emotional Depth.

John Magaro - The Agency Season 2, Portraying Owen Taylor, Ensemble Dynamics, And Grounding Spy-world Jargon And Tension In Character Relationships.

Jeffrey Wright - The Agency Season 2, Ensemble Chemistry, Portraying CIA Officer Henry Ogletree, And Making Espionage Dialogue Feel Authentic.

Louis Partridge - Returning As Tewkesbury, The Character’s Development, And The Evolving Relationship And Mystery At The Center Of Enola Holmes 3.

Recent Topics

Film, TV, Streaming, Screenwriting, Acting

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The Playlist Podcast Network
:

Jonathan Tropper & Cassie Pappas On ‘Lucky,’ ‘Star Wars: Starfighter’ & The Lost Ronda Rousey ‘Road House’ [Bingeworthy Podcast]

July 16, 2026

Apple TV’s “Lucky” joins the platform’s growing collection of prestige shows about attractive, deeply stressed people having the worst week of their lives. “Presumed Innocent,” “Hijack,” “Your Friends & Neighbors”—the streamer has become weirdly good at watching people sprint from one life-altering disaster to the next.Anya Taylor-Joy’s title character has a slightly more complicated relationship with disaster than most. Raised by a con artist, Lucky became an exceptional one herself befo...

‘The Invite’: Rashida Jones & Will McCormack On the Whirlwind Writing Process, Their Wild Eight-Day Workshop, & ‘Tom And Jerry’ [The Discourse Podcast]

July 08, 2026

There is no graceful way to ask another married couple whether they would like to have sex with you. There are only varying degrees of disaster. That is the combustible premise behind “The Invite,” a sharp, funny, and increasingly bruising relationship comedy directed by Olivia Wilde. Wilde and Seth Rogen play Angela and Joe, a married couple who have become more like irritated roommates than romantic partners. Then their upstairs neighbors, Hawk and Piña, played by Edward Norton and Penélope...

‘Enola Holmes 3’: Millie Bobby Brown, Louis Partridge, and Director Philip Barantini On Following ‘Adolescence,’ Eleven’s ‘Stranger Things’ Future, & More [The Discourse Podcast]

June 30, 2026

The “Enola Holmes” films have never been short on charm and wits, but “Enola Holmes 3” gives the franchise a little more room to breathe and, dare I say, mature. The mystery is still there. The cheeky banter is still there. Enola is still starting fires and solving crimes. But this time, the story heads to Malta and lets Enola and Tewkesbury deal with a mystery that makes them grow up and face their respective legacies.On this episode of The Discourse, host Mike DeAngelo speaks with director ...

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