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Matt is joined by the CEO of United Talent Agency (UTA) Jeremy Zimmer to discuss how the financial downturn of the streaming model has trickled down to talent agencies, why pivoting for back-end profit participation in streaming makes sense, the looming possibility of a writers' strike, and more.
Host: Matt Belloni
Guest: Jeremy Zimmer
Producer: Craig Horlbeck
Theme Song: Devon Renaldo
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