Spotify is axing 11 original shows
The news comes in the wake of significant staffing changes at Spotify. Gimlet managing director Lydia Polgreen left the studio this summer, and Parcast founder Max Cutler was promoted to head of creator content and partnerships in the spring. Both Parcast and Gimlet fall under the purview of Julie McNamara, who joined as head of talk studios last year.
Amid the chaos of the cuts, Spotify sent a memo to staffers announcing new heads of the two studios. Nicole Beemsterboer, who joined Spotify in March as head of news and knowledge for Gimlet after 15 years at NPR, will replace Polgreen as managing director. Liliana Kim will lead Parcast after three years as the general manager of APM Studios.Archetypes
, it’s easy to forget that Gimlet and Parcast were key in forming the foundation of Spotify’s podcast business. True-crime-focused Parcast has managed to perform well for Spotify. Six of its shows rank in Spotify’s top 100, including
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