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The shows being canceled are: from Gimlet, “How to Save a Planet,” “Crime Show” and “Every Little Thing” and from Parcast, “Medical Murders,” “Female Criminals,” “Crimes of Passion,” “Dictators,” “Mythology,” “Haunted Places,” “Urban Legends” and “Horoscope Today.We’ve made a few tweaks backstage, so everything should be back to normal. Spotify announced the new roles for Beemsterboer and Kim in a note to staff after the company informed the teams working on 11 shows that the programs were being axed about 5% of Spotify’s total podcast headcount was affected, with staff members either laid off or reassigned. head of studios and video, who reports to Ostroff. Cutler reports to Dawn Ostroff, chief content officer and advertising business officer.īoth Beemsterboer and Kim report to Julie McNamara, Spotify’s U.S. Kim fills the Parcast role left vacant after Spotify earlier this year promoted Max Cutler - who joined Spotify in 2019 with its acquisition of Parcast, which he co-founded - to head of talk creator content and partnerships for Spotify.
Previously she had worked at Viacom, most recently as VP of international content strategy and brand management, and at HBO as a project manager and sales/marketing coordinator. Most recently, she worked for three years at American Public Media where she was general manager of APM Studios.
Kim ( above right) will join Spotify as the new managing director of Parcast effective Nov. At NPR, Beemsterboer worked on shows including “Embedded,” “Invisibilia” and “White Lies.” Prior to joining as Gimlet’s head of news and knowledge in March, Beemsterboer spent more than 15 years at NPR as a producer where she led the creation and reorganization of the public media org’s first longform podcast unit, the Enterprise Storytelling Unit.
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