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Warner Bros. Television Group Launches ‘Cartoon Coffee Chat’ Video Podcast | Exclusive

The podcast, in collaboration with Warner Bros. Animation, is hosted by Jessie Juwono The post Warner Bros. Television Group Launches ‘Cartoon Coffee Chat’ Video Podcast | Exclusive appeared first on TheWrap .

Warner Bros. Television Group and Warner Bros. Animation announce the launch of a fresh video podcast series named Cartoon Coffee Chat. The show is hosted by Jessie Juwono, an artist, writer, and producer working for Warner Bros. Animation, Cartoon Network Studios, and Hanna-Barbera Studios Europe. Juwono emphasizes her dedication to external artist recruitment and career development, aiming to provide insights into the creative process of animation through engaging conversations with talented teams.

The podcast is described as a love letter to the animation community and a passion project that highlights the work of in-house artists. Juwono expressed her excitement about inspiring the next generation of animation talent and giving animation fans an exclusive look into the creation of their favorite shows. Tim Seiwert, vice president of social media at WBTVG, shared his enthusiasm for Juwono's role in the series and Warner Bros.

Animation's commitment to connecting with the passionate fanbase. The inaugural episode of Cartoon Coffee Chat will feature Ben Bocquelet, the creator of “The Amazing World of Gumball” and the recently released “The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball.” The series will continue to showcase guests such as storyboard artist Tayla Perper from “Teen Titans Go!” and “Yabba Dabba Dinosaurs,” director and storyboard artist Joonki Park from “Harley Quinn,” and more.

The podcast is set to launch on September 16, with new episodes airing twice a month on Wednesdays across various podcast platforms and the Warner Bros. Television YouTube channel.

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