"Famous & Gravy" Podcast Trailer Review and Takeaways

Hey, welcome, you made it to Trailer Park, the podcast trailer podcast.

My name's Ariel Nissenblatt, I am your host and I'm going to hit play on a trailer for

a podcast that I really love and I'm just going to hit play right now and then once it's

over I'll come back and I'll give you the full intro and I'll talk a little bit about

the trailer but without further ado, here is the trailer for Famous and Gravy, enjoy.

I often wonder how am I doing, like am I living a good life, but what makes for a good

life?

Is that meaningful, fun, memorable, loving?

It's kind of the big question and who better to help us than celebrities?

Dead celebrities.

For better or worse, Famous people represent something about who we are and who we want

to be.

So, on Famous and Gravy, each episode we choose a dead celebrity, and through a series

of categories about the highs and lows of their inner and outer life, we explore what seems

desirable to us, and then we decide on the Vanderbake, either I want your life or I don't

want your life.

Famous and Gravy, conversations about what really matters in life and what's gravy, one

dead celebrity at a time.

Welcome back on the show, I play a trailer for you and then I talk about that trailer

whether I like it, love it, hate it, am ambivalent about it, am apathetic towards it, everything

in between.

So let's get into it.

Now you hit play on this podcast either because you're a long time fan of trailer park,

the podcast, trailer podcast, you're searching for something to listen to and this show maybe

indirectly shares podcast recommendations because you are intrigued by the title Famous

and Gravy.

What the hell does that mean?

I'm playing the trailer for the show, even though it was submitted to be featured in 2023,

it's now 2026.

I was going through the submissions that I got on the form on trailer park podcast.crd.co,

anyone can go there and submit their trailer.

I have 394 submissions to go through, but I wanted to dive into the trailer for this

show because the show has changed a lot over the years.

I should make it clear that Michael has no idea that his trailer is being featured

in 2026.

So a lot has changed.

There may even be a new trailer, but I am going to feature the trailer that he submitted

a while back because I still think it's great.

I think the trailer makes really great use of music.

It does a great job presenting the value of the show and the trailer is a great representation

of the actual content within the episodes.

It's a great example of one that promises a number of things within the trailer and then

actually delivers those promises in the show every episode.

What I think this show does especially well is segmenting.

There are really distinct creative segments in each episode of famous and Gravy.

There is something in there for everyone, whether you are curious about a dead celebrity

and the history around that person or you just want Michael's take on whether or not

he'd be interested in living the life of Kobe Bryant.

All of that is in there.

So whether you like history or you like celebrities, Fannis and Gravy is pretty cool for all of

the above.

I also want to mention that the famous and Gravy YouTube channel is one to check out if

you are an audio creator that is interested in taking advantage of being on YouTube to

potentially find new fans, listeners, consumers, viewers, whatever.

But you don't necessarily want to go full on video production mode.

This show has done a great job keeping their YouTube channel active despite not putting

out full video episodes.

They will from time to time put out clips from their interviews that do involve real people

on camera.

But for the most part, they are doing pretty well audio only on YouTube.

And just in case you didn't know, listener, you can submit your RSS to YouTube.

And if you already have a channel or if you create a channel, it will be available as

an audio only podcast.

There are people who are using the search bar on YouTube in order to find something to

consume, whether they watch that thing or listen to that thing will depend on their consumer

behavior at that moment or in the long term.

But if you're there and you pop up when they type in the keywords that they're interested

in finding, there's a good chance that they'll at least check.

So worthwhile to be on YouTube, at least for the search possibilities and to check out

famous engravy on YouTube to see what they've done with the place.

I'm going to leave it at that for this episode of trailer park in this installment.

I focused just a bit on the trailer and then I went a bit beyond the packaging behind

the show.

And the reason for that is because I plan to zoom out a bit in our future episodes

of the show because the trailer is very important because it's often the first thing that people

will hear when they're deciding whether or not to check out your show.

But it's not the first thing that they see their first touch points with you might be a

clip on social media, your website, a blog post or a social post that you put out that

features a quote from a guest that you had that that person already follows.

And that's why they came to your show and blah, blah, blah, blah.

So there are a lot of ways in for people.

So we're going to focus on some of those ways that people may come across your show.

And then what you can do to make your show one that makes them want to click, listen or

view, and then stay listening or viewing, becoming a fan of yours and sticking around

for a while.

So thank you to famous engravy for submitting the trailer to the show a while back and

for being the subject of this episode where yes, we talked about the trailer, but we also

are using it as a starting point as a jumping off point and to go beyond in future episodes

of the show.

As always, submit your trailer to be featured on trailer park by going to trailerparkpodcast.crd.co.

So listeners, let me know, will you check out famous and gravy?

Will you listen to the show or are you curious about what we can learn from celebrities of

the past?

Are you intrigued by the promise of the YouTube search algorithm and what it may or may

not do for your show or creative projects?

Let me know.

You can leave a comment on Spotify.

You can also leave us a review on Apple podcasts and let us know what you think of this episode

and beyond.

And you can be in touch by sending me an email.

My email address, arielatierbuds.audio, I would really love to hear from you.

So say hi.

This show is written by me.

It's produced by me.

Post production and editing is done by Adam Flaherty.

And I'm going to link to Adam's work in the show notes because he does really cool things

in the podcast space and much beyond.

This show is listened to by you, trailer park heads.

You get a shout out in the credits, isn't that fun?

And until next time, happy listening and happy trails.