Charlamagne Tha God is heading to Netflix. This week, the streaming giant announced it has signed an exclusive video podcast deal with iHeartMedia, bringing a slate of popular video podcasts to the ...

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Netflix has inked a deal with iHeartMedia to begin showing video podcasts, so the content will never, ever run out. The partnership covers new episodes from more than 15 popular podcasts, including ...

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Netflix is doubling down on video podcasts. As expected, the streamer has struck a deal with iHeartMedia for the rights to stream 15 podcasts including Charlamagne tha God’s The Breakfast Club, My ...

Netflix is teaming up with iHeartMedia to add more than one dozen video podcasts to its library. Netflix is teaming up with iHeartMedia to add more than one dozen video podcasts to its library. is a ...

The streaming service now has more than 30 video podcasts lined up for 2026, including the influential radio show “The Breakfast Club.” By Jessica Testa The number of video podcasts set to flood ...

iHeartMedia and Netflix have made it official, launching their exclusive video podcasting partnership for early 2026. While reports have been swirling for months since Spotify’s deal in October, ...

Netflix is plugging more podcasts into its programming lineup through an exclusive video podcast deal with iHeartMedia, including popular radio talk show “The Breakfast Club” co-hosted by Charlamange ...

In an ironic twist for the media giant known for documentaries about scammers, fraudsters, and crooks, Netflix’s own in-house scammer director, Carl Rinsch, was found guilty of defrauding the world’s ...

In perhaps the most unsurprising joint statement of the day, both branches of the Writers Guild of America, the WGA East and WGA West, have denounced Netflix’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros.