
Julia Alexander
Journalist for Puck and The Varsity who covers media, sports, and technology and appears as the episode's expert on athlete-owned media and generative AI/copyright issues.
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Oct 16, 2025 • 24min
The Athlete-Media Gold Rush & OpenAI’s Copyright Cage Match
Julia Alexander, a journalist at Puck and The Varsity, delves into the exciting realm of athlete-owned media, highlighting exceptional cases like the Kelce brothers and LeBron James. She discusses what makes athlete-led podcasts resonate with fans, touching on intimacy and informal dynamics. Julia also dissects the copyright clash between OpenAI and traditional media, emphasizing the high stakes of IP protection in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. Their conversation explores the unique challenges and opportunities in this new media frontier.

Oct 1, 2025 • 23min
Kimmel Suspension Triggered MAJOR Disney+ Exodus (w/ Julia Alexander)
Julia Alexander, a media correspondent and expert in streaming and television, joins to dissect the fallout from Jimmy Kimmel's suspension. She reveals a staggering sixfold increase in Disney+ and Hulu cancellations as viewers reacted strongly. Julia explains how this backlash surpasses past controversies like Netflix’s 'Cuties,' highlighting complex audience dynamics and parasocial relationships. The discussion also touches on Disney's challenges with subscriber growth, the potential impact of sports broadcasts, and the implications for corporate decisions in the face of public sentiment.

Oct 1, 2025 • 22min
YouTube TV’s Carriage Wars & Disney’s Churn Crisis
Julia Alexander, a tech and media reporter, joins to dissect the fallout from Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension that sent Disney+ subscriptions plummeting. She reveals that cancellations spiked dramatically and what this means for Disney's future. The conversation shifts to YouTube TV's fierce carriage battles, comparing its negotiations with traditional cable. With YouTube's unique data and AI advantages, Julia explores how it navigates rising rights fees while maintaining relevance in a competitive landscape.


