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The Nash Attack
by Jonathan Nash
Welcome to The Nash Attack—my take on media and what makes us watch. I’m Jonathan Nash, a lifelong movie and TV fan who’s spent my career at the intersection of Hollywood and Silicon Valley. Each episode starts with a question about media I can’t stop thinking about. I bring together firsthand experience, industry history and my own perspective to make sense of how we got here, where we’re going and why it matters. OK. Let's attack something.
Episodes
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Why Does Everything Keep Getting Bundled?
Streaming was supposed to free us from expensive cable bundles. So why does it feel like we're back where we started? Drawing on my experiences at Roku, Apple and DIRECTV, I tackle the Great Rebundling and explore how we got here. Did we just reinvent cable? It's not that simple. Send us Fan Mail
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What Happened To Warner Bros.?
Warner Bros. has spent a century creating some of Hollywood's greatest entertainment. So why does it keep changing hands? Now part of Skydance, I explore Warner's turbulent corporate history, HBO's streaming transformation, and whether the company has spent too much time protecting its past…
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How Did Roku Win?
On this episode, we ask how Roku won—or even survived. We look back at how a small streaming company took on the biggest tech companies in the world, the choices that helped it break through, and how Roku changed the way we watch television. Send us Fan Mail
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Why Did Fox Sell Hollywood?
On this episode, we ask why Fox sold Hollywood—and then turned around and bought Roku. We look back at Fox’s Hollywood history, how the value of media has shifted from owning content to owning the interface, and what bringing Fox and Roku together could mean for both companies. Send us Fan Mail
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Why Are There Disney People?
On this episode, we ask what the "Disney Magic" really is—and what makes Disney so special. We look back at how Disney built generations of fans, how streaming challenged the formula, and what it takes to keep the magic alive for the next generation. Send us Fan Mail
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What Is The Nash Attack?
Before we attack anything, I thought we should start with the obvious questions: Why did I start a podcast? And why the hell would you care? This is a quick introduction to me, the show, and what you can expect when you listen. Send us Fan Mail
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to The Nash Attack—my take on media and what makes us watch. I’m Jonathan Nash, a lifelong movie and TV fan who’s spent my career at the intersection of Hollywood and Silicon Valley. Each episode starts with a question about media I can’t stop thinking about. I bring together firsthand experience, industry history and my own perspective to make sense of how we got here, where we’re going and why it matters. OK. Let's attack something.
HOSTED BY
Jonathan Nash
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What is The Nash Attack about?
Welcome to The Nash Attack—my take on media and what makes us watch. I’m Jonathan Nash, a lifelong movie and TV fan who’s spent my career at the intersection of Hollywood and Silicon Valley. Each episode starts with a question about media I can’t stop thinking about. I bring together firsthand...
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