Netflix partnering with Barstool, removing Pardon My Take video from YouTube.

This is an athletic story.

So Netflix and Barstall Sports announced a multi-year partnership Wednesday

that will bring the video versions of Parton My Take and two other Barstool podcasts

to the streaming platform beginning in early 2026, new episodes

apart my take, and a Ryan Rosillo show, and a hockey podcast spitting chiklets will only be

available on Netflix.

Podcast listeners will still be able to get access to the audio episodes on other platforms.

This partnership broadens how our members connect with Barstow's leading sports voices

and delivery exactly with our members crave, unfiltered commentary, sharp takes, and

undeniable humor said Lauren Smith.

Netflix's vice president of content licensing and programming strategy.

Netflix announced a similar content sharing agreement with Spotify and October, starting early next year, next new episode, new video episodes of Bill Simmons podcast and several other podcasts produced by The Ringer, which Spotify owns will be available on the Netflix episode as well.

Tom, why is it such a big deal?

It's a big deal because the Yankees, Dodgers, Red Sox of baseball haven't changed.

But guess what?

It's changing in media.

And there are new Yankees and new Dodgers and new Red Sox and Netflix's.

Once upon a time, they were talked about very dismissively.

Somebody called them as rebels. Oh, that's just a little group of rebels at the border,

as if they were just there. I'm the country. We're the kings. We're the territory. We're the big

armies. And Netflix, just a bunch of rebels. Now those rebels have a valuation that dwarfs

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