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FILE – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Duke and Duchess of Sussex visit the
track and field event at the Invictus Games in The Hague, Netherlands, Sunday,
April 17, 2022. Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, have been asked to vacate
their home in Britain. Frogmore Cottage, located on the grounds of Windsor
Castle west of London, had been intended as the couple’s main residence before
they gave up royal duties and moved to Southern California. (AP Photo/Peter
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By Martha Ross | Bay Area News Group
PUBLISHED: June 20, 2023 at 11:12 a.m. | UPDATED: June 20, 2023 at 1:41 p.m.

“Grifter” allegations continue to percolate against Meghan Markle and Prince
Harry, as reports and complaints grow about the extent to which she in
particular didn’t do that much work on her 12-episode Archetypes podcast to
fulfill their $20 million deal to produce content with Spotify.

After the Wall Street Journal suggested that Meghan might not earn that full $20
million after failing to meet productivity clauses over 2½ years, Podnews.net
reported that it had heard “from multiple sources” that some of the interviews
aired on her podcast were done by staffers — not the Duchess of Sussex herself.

Meanwhile, Will Page, the former former chief economist at Spotify, told the BBC
on Friday that Meghan and Harry possibly earned more from their Spotify deal
than the company’s most streamed song ever, “Blinding Lights,” by The Weeknd.

Page, a veteran radio and podcast host, said on BBC’s “The World Tonight” that
he doesn’t know the audience numbers that Meghan pulled in when Archetypes was
launched last August. But he said he “did a quick bit of math” before coming on
the show. He told BBC’s Shaun Ley that if the Sussexes received anywhere near
the reported $20 million, they earned more than ‘Blinding Lights,’ the hit song
by The Weeknd. Page didn’t explain his calculations but based his figures on
Meghan only doing 12 episodes. “Not bad for 12 hours work,” Page said.

Page also explained why the demise of Meghan and Harry’s Spotify deal reflects
larger trends in the tumultuous podcast industry. The industry is a new media
that doesn’t operate like film, TV or music, which are all reliant on producing
blockbusters that reach large audiences and penetrate the culture.

“What podcasts really are are a sea of niches,” Page said. “(Podcast) audiences
don’t want them to become a blockbuster model. Spotify made a huge bet on
creating these blockbuster podcasts like Harry and Meghan, and the audiences
said, ‘That’s not for us. We want niche content, we want intimacy'” with our
podcasts.



On Page’s own podcast, the economic-trends show “Bubble Trouble,” he said that
the only real blockbuster in the podcast world is Joe Rogan’s Spotify show. Page
said “The Joe Rogan Experience” can bring in 3 million listeners for a “small
show” and 20 million for an episode featuring Elon Musk or another controversial
guest engaging in a free-wheeling conversation that is certain to go viral.
However much some might object to Rogan’s content, Page said that Rogan works
really hard at his podcast, producing up to three, three-hour shows per week.

Meghan reportedly had a full, expert team provided by Spotify to get her
lavishly produced podcast off the ground, nearly two years after she and Harry
signed their deal with the company. “Archetypes” explored societal labels
attached to women by showcasing expert commentary on female gender roles and
Meghan’s chatty conversations with such celebrity guests as Serena Williams,
Mariah Carey and Trevor Noah.



But reports have emerged that Meghan didn’t interview all the guests on her
show, especially the non-celebrities. Questions from Meghan were edited in after
these interviews took place to make it sound as though she was in conversations
with these guests, Podnews.net said.

Podnews.net didn’t cite specific examples of when Meghan didn’t interview her
guests, but reports have surfaced a social media post from last year from
journalist Allison Yarrow. The journalist revealed that she wasn’t interviewed
by Meghan for the show but by a member of her production company, the Daily Mail
reported. Yarrow, who appeared on an episode that explored the origin and
harmful uses of the word b—-, thanked a producer for being such an “excellent
interviewer.”




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In December, the outgoing head of audio at Meghan and Harry’s Archewell company
claimed on TikTok that she created “Archetypes.”  Executive producer Rebecca
Sananes decided to speak out after a story in the Hollywood Reporter, “The Forty
Most Powerful People in Podcasting,” named Meghan as a “new megawatt” creator
after “Archetypes” initially dominated the charts. Sananas said the success of
any podcast, including “Archetypes,” is due to its producers, saying they do
most of the hard work but are “under-valued, under-credited and under-paid.”



On Friday, “news ricocheted around the world,” as the Daily Mail said, that
Spotify had ended its massive podcasting deal with Meghan and Harry. Just as
this news broke, she and Harry were called “(expletive) grifters” by Simmons on
his eponymous podcast. Simmons also suggested that he has a good story to tell
about him being called in to help Harry craft some podcast ideas.

The New York Post had fun with a cover that labeled Harry and Meghan “Their
Royal Laziness.” Simmons’ scathing assessment of the couple confirmed critics’
views that the Montecito-based millionaires been paid obscene amounts of money
to do very little work, while the company recently laid off some 200 employees.





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