What's up everybody? Are you tuning in to the Challenge USA on CBS?

Well tune in to me, Tyson Apostle, as I break down each and every episode with my co-host,

Amelia Wedamire. I'm also a contestant on the show, which gives you all the insider scoop.

Amelia, how stoked are you to do this? Tyson, I'm freaking excited. I cannot wait to

sit my butt down every single week to watch the show, then come here and recap it with you on

The Ringer Reality TV Podcast.

Caution, the ultimate spicy meatball from Dominoes is hot. Just not stupid hot.

It won't earn you mythical status or get you a nickname like Mad Dog or Dragon's Breath.

It's hot. Good hot. The kind of hot that boosts taste nothing else.

The ultimate spicy meatball with Siracha Drizzle from Dominoes, it will get you fired up.

Subject to availability.

Today's episode is a double feature on the future of media and

entertainment. I was thinking recently that this has been a really weird summer for Hollywood.

Like the theme of the last decade has been streaming is taking over the world,

and movie theaters are in slow motion stagnation or decline.

And you could absolutely say that the pandemic put that narrative into hyperdrive.

Movie theater tickets plummeted. Box office was obliterated for two years,

streaming was zooming forward. It just seems so obvious that the future of film was moving

away from theaters and toward your living room couch. But then this summer happened.

Netflix hit a subscriber wall and lots of media and entertainment executives are now looking

at that subscriber wall and thinking, hmm, does our streaming pure play make as much sense as it

did six months ago? Is the ceiling of global streaming subscribers really like a billion

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