'Put a Sock In It' premieres Feb. 15, with new episodes dropping Tuesdays on all major podcasting platforms.
After Beck and Merritt first began spending more time with one another due to their shared interests in TikTok and YouTube, the two creators realized their differing perspectives on topics as a straight and gay man, respectively, made for a compelling dynamic.
“We’re very different, but at the same time, we’re able to sit down, have conversations that lasts hours and just have fun,” Beck says. “When the podcast is over, we really hang out and do wholesome shit — [we] go hiking, we watch movies together, we work out together. We’re not faking it for the podcast. We just enjoy talking to each other and we’re like, why not? Let’s just film this and have people on.
contestant Harry Jowsey and even Merritt’s grandmother, Paulette. The hosts are also experimenting with opening up a “hotline” that they will tweet out before recording each episode, giving fans another way to interact with the podcast and its creators. “I feel like it’ll be refreshing to hear two people genuinely just talking about the most random things and feeling like you have that brotherly best friend bond that a lot of [people in] our generation would love to just sit down and listen to,” Merritt says. “It was a no-brainer for us to start the podcast.”
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