In this week's episode Ben and Noah discuss Netflix's planned acquisition of Warner Brothers Discovery and the potential dangers the move may pose to the current media landscape.

In this week's episode Ben and Noah discuss the way Artificial Intelligence is impacting the arts and entertainment industry, as well as their personal experiences being impacted by AI.

On this week's episode, Ben and Noah are joined by a professional jewelry designer and recent RISD graduate. Ellie discusses how she first discovered her love for making jewelry and the path to finding a job in visual arts.

Jo Reilly and Annie Thomas are this week's guests on the Ben and Noah Show. They both studied theater at NYU Tisch and are currently beginning their journeys into post-grad life in NYC and the entertainment industry. Additionally they are launching a business that aims to connect creatives and help foster community and career development through both an online platform and in-person events.

In this episode Ben and Noah reflect on their past few months in NYC, and what they've learned about being newly post-grad in the arts.

This week Ben and Noah are joined by the creator of the Instagram account @everybodychalks that made waves on Emory University's campus and connected people to art through sidewalk chalk. Ari discusses how she discovered her passion for the medium and how she has been attempting to continue chalking post-grad in NYC.

Dave Gould guest stars in this episode of The Ben and Noah Show. A New School graduate who studied piano and voice, he has spent the past five years immersed in the NYC music scene. Dave talks about ways to support yourself as an artist, from working in bands, booking gigs, and teaching music lessons.

This week's special episode of The Ben and Noah Show features the first double guest episode, where Ben and Noah are joined by Sarah Kate Cummings and Kari Haugsten. Graduates of Syracuse University and the Syracuse Tepper Semester, they discuss how they found their love for theater and how their education helped prepare them for breaking into the NYC theater scene.