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Wave Signs Kerman & Gborie for 'My Momma Told Me' Podcast
4 Aug
Summary
- Wave secures ad sales and distribution for 'My Momma Told Me' podcast.
- Caleb Hearon will executive produce the show under his 'So True' umbrella.
- Podcast features Black conspiracy theories with comedians and guests.
Next-gen digital entertainment company Wave has finalized a deal with comedians Langston Kerman and David Gborie to manage ad sales and distribution for their comedy podcast, My Momma Told Me. This acquisition strengthens Wave's burgeoning comedy division.
As part of an expanded partnership, Caleb Hearon will serve as executive producer for My Momma Told Me, bringing it under his existing 'So True' banner with Wave. The podcast features Kerman and Gborie exploring Black conspiracy theories, often joined by fellow comedians and notable guests.
Hearon expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, noting Kerman and Gborie's comedic talent. Wave's executive producer, Hannah Kyle Crichton, highlighted the show's distinctive appeal and engaged audience, signaling Wave's commitment to growing its comedy slate.
Langston Kerman is an L.A.-based comedian and writer known for his Netflix special 'Bad Poetry' and work on Peacock's 'Bust Down.' David Gborie, a Denver-based comedian and writer, has appeared on various television shows and lends his voice to Comedy Central. New episodes of 'My Momma Told Me' are released weekly on Tuesdays.
