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Kyle Prue Joins Big Money Players With New Podcast


Get Worse with Kyle Prue
Get Worse with Kyle Prue

iHeartMedia and Will Ferrell's Big Money Players Network have signed actor, writer and creator Kyle Prue for his first podcast, "Get Worse with Kyle Prue," launching October 6.

The weekly audio-video series will feature Prue offering deliberately questionable advice alongside interviews with comedians, experts and other guests. Listeners will also be invited to submit questions for Prue and his guests to answer.

Prue built a large social media following with his viral "How To Piss Off Men" series and is a New York Times bestselling author.

"I am so excited to be the first person to ever start a podcast," Prue joked. "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."

The debut episode will feature comedians Hope Carew and Andrew Stier answering listener questions and tackling an assortment of unconventional topics. A second episode, also scheduled for October 6, will feature actor, writer and comedian Sophia Sherman along with a special appearance by "Count Dracula," discussing dating and relationships.

Prue's co-producers Max Michalsky and Aaron Klein will periodically join the program to offer their own "advice" and accompany Prue on offbeat adventures. Upcoming guests will include Kel Cripe, Grant Gibbs and Vinny Thomas.

"We are excited to have Kyle join us on our Big Money Players Network," said iHeartPodcasts President Will Pearson. "Whether through his viral content, bestselling writing or now podcasting, Kyle has consistently found creative ways to connect with audiences."

"Get Worse with Kyle Prue" will release new episodes Tuesdays on the iHeartRadio app and other major podcast platforms. The series is distributed by iHeartPodcasts.

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