This, however, changed as part of the rebranding of Smosh under its new ownership under Mythical Entertainment. Smosh co-founder and owner Ian Hecox had wanted to launch an official Smosh podcast months before it was officially entered production and had expressed this to fellow cast member Mari Takahashi, but it "never felt right" to him to do so under the ownership of Defy Media. Season 3: Join Shayne Topp (short), Amanda Lehan-Canto (tall), and a rotating Smosh friend as we discuss what’s on our minds, what we’ve found on the internet, and other dumb ideas we’re cooking up. Season 1-2: Join the Smosh family as we discuss current events, YouTube drama, give our unqualified and unsolicited advice, and whatever else is on our minds with Ian Hecox and a rotating panel of Smosh cast members, coworkers, and YouTuber guests. On June 12, 2023, it was confirmed that the SmoshCast was being revived, now co-hosted by Shayne Topp and Amanda Lehan-Canto and, for each week, featuring a special guest. On May 3, 2021, the SmoshCast officially returned for a special episode. On November 18, 2020, and Novemfor the video version, it was announced that SmoshCast would be going on hiatus. Previews of the video version were released on the SmoshCast channel (formerly on Smosh Pit) on the same day of the Podcast version for the first season.
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Debuting on February 22, 2019, episodes are released every Wednesday on podcast supporting apps and the full video versions of episodes are released on the SmoshCast channel the following Friday. SmoshCast is a podcast created by Smosh that airs on its own channel of the same name. It's an awesome place to be and we just haven't been able to show people that part of it, so this was kind of like the opportunity to open that window and get people a little closer to us." -Ian on the topic of SmoshCast " The podcast, to me, now, is just so important with what we're doing, just being able to open the listeners and the viewers up to our lives and what the whole situation is because the big separation for me is, like, you know, people usually only see what's on camera or what's in the sketches, but they don't see the family actually at work and, like, together and they don't understand the relationships that everyone has.
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