Rachel SennottEvery podcast appearance, updated as new ones drop

Live from Chapman University, Matt and Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw sit down with the star and showrunner of HBO’s ‘I Love LA,’ Rachel Sennott, to talk about how to chart a career path in modern Hollywood, how she pitched and sold ‘I Love LA’, making TV for a younger audience, and what it’s like being a first-time showrunner. Hosts: Matt Belloni and Lucas Shaw Guest: Rachel Sennott Producers: Craig Horlbeck and Jon Jones Theme Song: Devon Renaldo The Clyburn family searches for connection in Montana's Madison Valley. The Madison, New Series streaming March 14th - only on Paramount+. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sandy explores a recent Ankler.com article titled: 'Gen Z Is Huge. Their TV Shows Are Tiny. And Hollywood Is Panicking,' written by Whitney Friedlander. Showrunners Nahnatchka Khan, Ben Kronengold, and Rebecca Shaw, along with top executives, discuss the industry's biggest missed demographic target, and how the HBO series 'I LOVE LA,' created by Rachel Sennott, about a close-knit friend group that reunites after years apart to navigate ambition, relationships, and personal changes, has achieved the nearly impossible: getting Gen Z to stop scrolling and watch her show. Executive Producer Kristin Overn Creator/Executive Producer Sandy Adomaitis Producer Terry Sampson Music by Ethan Stoller Check out our fantastic sponsor : https://novelium.so

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. Our interview with Rachel Sennott is formative. Rachel—whose new show 'I Love LA' is out now—is deservedly on diva mode these days so she went full glam in the stu, being a bad driver is actually how to be a good driver in Los Angeles, coming back to New York City turns you feral, people switching up on you once you've made it, some secrets are just too dark to share, woo woo ass behavior like having multiple astrologists all giving you conflicting advice, how to successfully and accurately make a show about the Internet which by the way is just life now, the 'Girls' and 'Entourage' comparisons, casting her talented friends, getting into fights with our mutual Jordan Firstman, her little sisters standing in as her PR and her dad standing in as her agent, big rip to 'The Idol' which was so awesome, it girl expiration dates, haters informing the creative process, addressing the bagel face allegations on her own terms, celebrity cameos, where she can take things in season 2, and much more on Rachel Sennott's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

(VIDEO PODCAST AVAILABLE ON SPOTIFY & YOUTUBE) It’s 3:37 a.m. and Owen is joined by his dear friend Rachel Sennott for a chat about life, love, and the pursuit of appeasing trolls on Reddit. They discuss their friend trip to Mallorca, which includes a story involving shrooms, a boat, and a bottle of wine. (You’re gonna want to try that combo!) Then, Owen and Rachel take us back to the origins of their friendship and how losing a pair of diamond earrings has now trauma bonded them for life. Finally, Owen and Rachel play a game of “Would You Rather?” that poses some serious questions. So wrap yourself up in a blanket, grab your favorite stuffed animal (and some shroom chocolates) and listen to this new episode of ‘In Your Dreams.’ Follow and connect with all things @InYourDreams across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

It’s been far too long since we’ve seen a movie like Bottoms — and in some respects, we’ve never seen anything quite like it. Sure, we’ve seen some recent high school comedies that venture into ranch territory, but Bottoms jumps feet first into that zone without even an ounce of hesitation, and once there, delivers non-stop hilarity while also deconstructing the high school comedy classic and highlighting what the formula’s been missing (and often getting wrong) all these years. Emma Seligman 's sophomore feature reunites her with Shiva Baby 's Rachel Sennott who stars in Bottoms and also co-wrote the screenplay alongside Seligman. Sennott headlines Bottoms with The Bear breakout Ayo Edebiri playing PJ and Josie respectively, the “ugly, untalented gays” of Rockbridge Falls High School. Eager to get with the girls of their dreams, PJ and Josie start a new school club — a fight club. What begins as an extremely bold move to get cheerleaders to notice them turns into a community that gives school outcasts a sense of belonging and ignites a ferocious fire to stand up for themselves. Bottoms is an Emma Seligman and Rachel Sennott movie. There’s no other creative duo who could have brought this concept to screen quite this way, and the folks at Brownstone Productions and Orion Pictures knew it. With Bottoms now playing in theater nationwide, Seligman joined me for a Collider Ladies Night interview to recap her journey in the industry thus far and to discuss how she found the perfect creative partners for the film, ones who believed in her vision and her ability to execute it her way. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You better start catching up on Rachel Sennott ’s work now because she’s amassing must-see credits fast, and with her drive to explore multiple corners of this industry, that list is bound to continue growing at a rip-roaring pace. Sennott first gained notoriety through comedy, specifically in the stand-up and social media spheres. Her star soared in film with the release of Shiva Baby in 2020, which earned her a number of accolades including a nomination for Breakthrough Performer at the Gotham Awards. Now, in her latest release, A24’s Bodies Bodies Bodies , Sennott stands out big time in an all-around stellar ensemble, showing off such pitch-perfect line delivery, timing, and improv skills that it's undeniable that nobody could have played the role of Alice quite like she does. The film focuses on a group of friends riding out a hurricane by partying at a secluded family mansion. At one point, they decide to play Bodies Bodies Bodies. Similar to games like Among Us, one person is labeled the killer and the rest have to figure out who that is before they can kill off the other players. The game is especially vicious right off the bat courtesy of the mix of big personalities, building tensions and toxicity, but that intensity soars above and beyond what any of them could have imagined when one player turns up real dead, not game dead. With Bodies Bodies Bodies now playing in theaters nationwide, Sennott took the time to join us for an episode of Collider Ladies Night to discuss how she carved her own unique path from dreaming of becoming an actor to being a downright powerhouse in A24’s latest. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.