EXCLUSIVE: Comedian Kyle Prue has partnered with iHeartMedia and Will Ferrell‘s Big Money Players on Get Worse with Kyle Prue, a new weekly podcast launching with two episodes on October 6.
Get Worse is an “advice” show where Prue responds to write-in questions while interviewing fellow comics, philosophers, criminals, experts, and more. Is the advice any good? Never intentionally.
In the first episode, Prue will sit down with comedians Hope Carew and Andrew Stier to explore topics ranging from spreading the gay agenda through football to Thanksgiving nudism and how best to blackmail coworkers. Episode 2 will feature actor, writer and comedian Sophia Sherman and special guest Count Dracula discussing 400 years of dating and situationships. Watch a trailer above.
Prue told Deadline, “I am so excited to be the first person to ever start a podcast. I can think of no better home for ‘Get Worse’ than Big Money Players and no better proverbial stepfather to my show than Will Ferrell. I’d like to thank my team, producers and psychiatrist.”
Prue built a following online with his viral series How to Piss Off Men, which amassed hundreds of millions of views across social platforms, culminating in a handbook that debuted as an instant New York Times Bestseller. He’s also the author of the Feud Trilogy – a series of young adult fantasy novels – and the creator and star of the darkly comedic web series Rabbit. As he pursues his offbeat adventures on Get Worse, Prue will occasionally be joined on camera by his co-producers Max Michalsky and Aaron Klein. Additional guests will include comedians, actors and content creators including Kel Cripe, Grant Gibbs, Vinny Thomas and more.
iHeartPodcasts President Will Pearson told us, “We are excited to have Kyle join us on our Big Money Players Network. Whether through his viral content, bestselling writing or now podcasting, Kyle has consistently found creative ways to connect with audiences. ‘Get Worse’ showcases the comedy that has made him a standout voice online, and we can’t wait for listeners to experience that same energy, spontaneity and laughter on his weekly podcast.”
Prue is represented by Brillstein Entertainment Partners, CAA, and Lichter, Grossman, Nichols.
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