I spent a day with COURTNEY MILLER

🎙THE PODCAST

🧨HUGE thank you to Courtney:

🗯MORE EPISODES…

🎥Crew
▸ Creator, Director, Writer, etc - Anthony Padilla
▸ Executive Producer - Alessandra Catanese
▸Channel Director/Creative Director: Mike Criscimagna
▸ Producer - Nicole Nourmal
▸ Associate Producer - Joshua Dozier
▸ Director of Photography/Gaffer - Josh Kirkwood
▸ Camera Operator - Macy Armstrong
▸ Social Media Manager - Mallory Myers
▸Post Manager: Luke Baker
▸ Head Editor - Patrick Horba
▸ Sound Mixing - Lila Rowel
▸ Sound Editor - Gareth Hird
▸ Assistant Editor - Levi Villalpando
▸ Captions - Davy Gerichten

🎵Theme Music Composer - Matt Good AKA The King of Emo

📢BE ON THE SHOW

0:00 INTRODUCTION
5:17 CHARACTERS
12:38 GIVING UP CONTROL
16:59 ALMOST FIRED
18:52 ALMOST QUIT
26:01 FINDING A SUPPORT SYSTEM
28:55 SPONSOR
30:45 ANTHONY'S FUNERAL
36:06 WHAT'S NEXT?
42:04 BLOOPER

[AnthonyPadilla]

come back on tuesday for a new *Assumptions episode with ME AND IAN*

[whitest_kyle]

Imagine your boss saying to you "I just can't imagine a world where your talents aren't being recognized" damn

[Jojo_Spector]

The fact that you put “Director, Writer, Comedian” before Smosh cast member. So much respect I love that so much

[jessicajames]

"Hey Court, you wanna spend the day with me?"
"Im on mah way"

[JohnT_]

Courtney saying Angela’s confidence has impacted her the same way she has impacted Angela is so 😭

[tamrissa]

im so glad courtney didnt quit, she and shayne are as important to smosh as ian and anthony are, the backbones of the comedy that held the show afloat *and sarah.

[smoshandgrab]

whenever these two get together, it’s just a compliment fest. you can tell there’s so much respect between them. it’s so sweet ❤️

[SamKesslerMedia]

Courtney is just beginning her golden era. I’ve been a fan for a while but you can just tell she’s so much happier than she was before. It increases with every video.

Honestly even as a random 33 year old white bi dude, I genuinely look up to Courtney because she’s so unapologetically herself.

I aspire to have her level of confidence.

[Dantalliumsolarium]

okay Courtney's ideal of being a hot puddle is such a mood. I want to be beautiful, all gender, but SHAPE

[LMR]

Please. Interview Damien. We want it, and since you’ve now done Shayne and Courtney it makes sense.

[savannah]

Me when I see Courtney in the thumbnail: …I’m on my way

[Rapsberrie]

his first video back being a TNTL had to be hard for him. BUT the next TNTL he was in was so incredibly funny. "someone stole my dress" like i could not stop laughing. its so good to see him feeling more comfortable with being back

[brilab]

I’ll never forget when courtney told anthony they’ve felt seen and heard from everyone since he’s been back. it’s so cool that he gives his employees this kind of confidence and he won’t let them forget how talented they are. late 2023-24 courtney has leveled up in an amazing way. smosh is in its prime right now!!

[seamusm]

I will die on the hill that the trailer for Anthony's roast is one of the coolest pieces of content Smosh has ever put out. They make a lot of engaging content, but something about that trailer just absolutely slaps

[FrancescaAR]

Courtney FINALLY fully being acknowledged and being taken seriously is EVERYTHING 😭💖

[jaediety]

having watched smosh since the beginning, when Courtney joined the cast I immediately gravitated towards her, I think her energy as a fan of Smosh was relatable, and made it easy to like her from the start. seeing Courtney grow is so inspiring to me personally, whether it's in regards to gender identity, or creative skills, Courtney is an ICONNN❤️ smosh without Courtney would've been heartbreaking

[jeramii]

Smosh The Movie 2 with Courtney and Shayne going into different characters as they travel through space and time to save Ian and Anthony from an evil time traveling corporation called Defy or something.

[shemybacchus]

I’m so glad that Courtney stuck around with Smosh. They have grown into such a pillar of the channel and I couldn’t imagine Smosh without their presence.

It’s easy to forget that Smosh is a workplace because of how much they entertain us. But like most workplaces, the people there can experience frustration and burnout. To hear both Shayne and Courtney talk about how their challenges in relation to the channel had changed over the years, really puts into perspective how much they work to give us quality content. I’m so glad Smosh seems to be in this new era where there is so much internal support.

[therealhaemony]

Fantastic interview. Imposter syndrome can be such a devastating mindfuck...I'm glad Courtney is finding a path to deal with it. And I'm looking forward to more Courtney-directed content!

[axelgobuzzzz]

You can see how comfortable anthony is with Courtney and the other way around, i love it