Season 8 of Somebody Feed Phil is now on Netflix!
I had the pleasure of producing the Las Vegas and Boston episodes, alongside an incredible team that pulled off another fantastic season đ
Itâs weird to post about something âlightâ right now. But what I love about this show (and Philâs whole philosophy) is that it invites us to remember the power of sharing a meal, a laugh, or a moment with others. Weâre more connected than we are divided. Curiosity and kindness arenât naĂŻve: theyâre necessary, and the only way weâll move forward.
Hope these episodes bring you some laughs, a healthy appetite, and a reminder of whatâs possible between people đș
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My Happy Place premieres every Sunday on CNN!
Had the absurd privilege of field producing three episodes in three incredible places with three incredible humans:
Scottish Highlands with Alan Cumming
Bali with Taraji P. HensonâšBangkok with Simu Liu
Huge thanks to our amazing crew who somehow kept things on track despite heat, jet lag, and the constant hunt for special treats.
And yes â dancing in every location was for research purposes.
Somebody Feed Phil Season 7 comes out today on Netflix!! Please go support the happiest little crew on earth, and binge all 8 episodes!
I had the joy of working on the REAL Orlando episode as a field producer. While Orlando is often associated with the theme parks that draw most of its visitors, whatâs less known is the true spirit of this vibrant city, which resides in the PEOPLE. If you watch the episode, youâll see what I mean.
We were welcomed with outstanding hospitality by the fabulous restaurants we went to film or eat at (often both!), especially by the @fsorlando and the @visitorlando tourism board.
I hope you get a chance to watch the entire season and support our silly show đ
The Panama episode (that I produced!) of De La Calle explores how Afro-latines in Panama were essential in the creation of reggaeton, waaaay before it was cool.
As you watch the episode (free Paramount+ for a month with promo code DELACALLE until tomorrow), imagine even MORE dancing, laughing, and story telling than we could fit into the 42 minute show time.
Panama has been rocked by imperialism and colonialism for centuries, as has the majority of Latin America. And yet, she continues to give us so much. I will always be honored and proud that we were able to tell a (very small) part of the story.
a very heartfelt thanks to Nick, for creating this wonderful series to tell OUR stories.
And a thank you to our incredible local crew, without whom it would not have been possible to pull off!
Creator/host: @nicolasrbarili
Director: @iskracine
DPs: Alexandra Posada and Patricio Suarez
AC: @miguelzam0ra
Local producers: my evilest twin @albertoserral13 and @frysha_b - a true sister - I cried like a baby when it was time to leave her đ
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Gracias a todos los panameños que participaron en nuestro capĂtulo, por su confianza en nosotros a contar la historia de su patria. Es un orgullo.
I produced 3 episodes of this incredible show, and now you have no excuse not to watch ALL of it! :)
De La Calle is now streaming on Paramount+! Use promo code DELACALLE to get one month of Paramount+. Subscription reqâd, additional T&Cs apply. Offer expires 11/19/2023. #paramountpluspartner
