Exclusive: Whitney Cummings Strikes Massive Studio71 Deal to Amplify ‘Good For You’ Podcast—Here’s What’s Next

Comedian, writer, and podcast host Whitney Cummings just doubled down on her digital empire. Less than three weeks after announcing her engagement to professional skateboarder Chris Cole on her hit show Good For You, the stand-up star has inked an exclusive video-distribution and ad-sales pact with Studio71 that will push the fan-favorite podcast onto even bigger screens and revenue streams. Studio71’s mandate is clear: amplify Cummings’ 6-million-plus cross-platform audience by optimizing YouTube discoverability, launching new video verticals, and monetizing the show across every major podcast and FAST channel. For listeners, that means higher-definition live shows, more behind-the-scenes vlogs from her “Big Baby” 2025 stand-up tour, and tighter integration with the meme-worthy clips that already dominate TikTok’s comedy feed. The move caps a milestone month for Cummings. On the Nov. 3 episode of Good For You she revealed Cole’s surprise canyon-trail proposal—then laughed about celebrating with an impromptu Pizza Hut date. The engagement follows the birth of her son Henry in late 2023 and serves as fresh material for the brutally honest parenting riffs that fuel her current tour dates. What’s next? Sources close to Studio71 note that branded mini-docs on motherhood, AI culture chats with tech guests, and interactive live-stream tapings are already on the whiteboard. Meanwhile, Cummings continues to workshop a seventh stand-up special while juggling script punch-ups and cameo roles. How to watch and listen: • Video: New HD episodes of Good For You will premiere every Thursday on YouTube and select FAST apps via Studio71. • Audio: Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you stream. • Live: Tickets for the “Big Baby” tour are moving fast; check WhitneyCummings.com for city-by-city availability. Why it matters: In an era where every comic seems to launch a mic and a camera, Cummings’ Studio71 partnership positions her as one of the few comedians turning podcasting into a fully fledged multimedia studio—just as mainstream Hollywood hunts fresh IP. Fans get more content, advertisers get a proven, brand-safe voice, and Cummings cements her place as stand-up’s most business-savvy new mom.