‘TV, I Say w/ Ashley Ray’ dives into TV shows, movies, and pop culture
“TV, I Say w/ Ashley Ray” breaks down TV shows, movies, pop culture, and more in weekly episodes. Ashley lends her pop culture expertise to Vulture, Variety, and Emmy Magazine and has shared insight (and hilarious commentary) with podcast listeners since 2020.
In this series, Ashley is joined by guests like actors, comedians, and TV writers to dive into new shows, classic tropes, and some of the best-ever TV moments for the “hangout sitcom of a podcast you’ve been waiting for.”
Stream “TV, I Say w/ Ashley Ray’s” 25+ episodes in any order, with the average one running less than 70 minutes. The new season is in full swing this summer and has plenty of TV recommendations for y’all, ranging from the latest scam docuseries to the funniest comedies.
This season, Dicktown sleuths and co-creators John Hodgman and David Rees joined Ashley to talk about essential shows missing from streaming platforms. They unpacked their series on Hulu and also dove into TV shows about people hiding in your walls, baseball players, and sailing boats.
“Keeping Records” podcast hosts Shelby Wolstein and EJ Marcus stopped by for a nostalgic episode on Dana Scully and Everybody Hates Chris. They listed several shows as a hypothetical ‘golden record’ to send to space. This episode has plenty of updates from the 90 Day Fiancé Universe, too.
At the beginning of August, Charlie Kelly and Ashley rounded-up picks on The Watchlist. He shared which queer TV and film characters have inspired him, and what it was like to be in The Great North’s writer’s room. On this same episode, Flatbush Misdemeanors‘ Dan Perlman discussed his Showtime series and then gushed about Everybody Loves Raymond with Ashley.
This series is presented by Earwolf and Ashley Ray-Harris. Check out new, weekly episodes wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.
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