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iHeartMedia gives Netflix exclusive video rights to 15 top podcasts

iHeartMedia struck an exclusive video podcast deal with Netflix covering more than 15 shows, including The Breakfast Club and My Favorite Murder, starting early 2026. iHeart keeps all audio rights and distribution; only Netflix will carry the video versions.

Why it matters. Fans who want to watch rather than just listen to these shows must now go through Netflix, cutting off YouTube and other video platforms as a viewing option.

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