Kerry Washington Expands ‘Street You Grew Up On’ Interview Series Into Weekly Ongoing Podcast From Her Simpson Street Production Company and Daylight
Kerry Washington is turning her “Street You Grew Up On” interview show, which she has run in four discrete seasons over the last several years, into an ongoing weekly podcast. The actress, producer and director, best known for her role on ABC’s “Scandal,” first launched the show
Kerry Washington's decision to turn her "Street You Grew Up On" interview series into a weekly ongoing podcast is a savvy move, especially given her production company Simpson Street's growing reputation in the industry. By making this transition, Washington is not only expanding her reach but also catering to the evolving preferences of audiences who increasingly consume content on-demand. This shift also underscores the growing importance of podcasting as a medium for in-depth conversations and storytelling.
The "Street You Grew Up On" series, which has previously featured notable figures, has been well-received for its thoughtful and intimate conversations. By turning it into a weekly podcast, Washington is likely to attract a loyal listener base, particularly among fans of culture, style, and media, which aligns perfectly with the focus of VeniceNews. Moreover, this move positions Simpson Street Production Company and Daylight, Washington's production partners, as key players in the podcasting landscape.
As the podcast landscape continues to grow, it will be interesting to see how Washington leverages her platform to explore new topics and guests. With her production company at the helm, we can expect high-quality production values and thoughtful curation of guests and topics. To watch next: how Washington engages with her audience through the podcast, and whether she incorporates any innovative formats or features to keep the series fresh and engaging over time.
Originally reported by variety.com. VeniceNews adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.