What's up, everyone? I'm Nora Prynciotti. And I'm Nathan Hubbard. And we're coming in like a

wrecking ball to announce a brand new series. That's right. It's every single album, Miley Cyrus.

Deep dive with us into the career of one of our most creative and confounding pop stars.

We're starting, of course, with the best of Hannah Montana. And ending with her brand new album, Something Beautiful, in June.

And don't forget about Miley Cyrus and her dead pets.

We certainly will not be doing that.

So listen now on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

Okay, here we are.

Still April 30th.

Still chatting with Casey Blois, head of HBO and Max.

If you haven't listened to Part 1 of our talk, I recommend you do that in this podcast feed.

Then come back for part two.

We're talking about the engagement problem on Max, the Harry Potter show in development,

the profitability question, the Warner Brothers drama, and back by popular demand.

It's the lightning round.

So here is part two of Casey Blois.

From the ringer and puck, I'm Matt Bellany, and this is the town.

Engagement.

That is the kind of name of the game these days, especially since all the services,

including your own, are now advertising platforms. Your engagement is much lower than some of the

rivals, about 1.5% of connected TV viewing, according to the latest Nielsen.

The little asterisk to that, that doesn't capture our viewing on Amazon channels.

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