Clients

True Crime is hot. From breakouts like Serial, The Jinx, and Making a Murderer, to old classics like Dateline NBC, 48 Hours Mystery, Homicide Hunter, and Forensic Files, fans of the genre cannot get enough.

RSV has developed CrimeCon® as a digital media brand that culminates in a national true crime convention, bringing together thousands of fans of the genre and serving them with world-class education, experiences, and experts.

The Megyn Kelly Show - A home for open and honest conversations, with the most interesting and important political and cultural figures today. No BS. No agenda. Unbeholden to any corporate overlords. Real news. Straight talk. Sorry, not sorry.

LOVE WHAT MATTERS (LWM) is a massive digital platform for telling stories that challenge, inspire, and remind us of all the good in the world. With over 8 million fans on Facebook, hundreds of thousands more on Instagram, and a book with Simon & Schuster, LWM finds and amplifies first-person stories about the incredible moments of love that happen every day. 

Colin Cowherd, one of the most thought-provoking sports hosts in the country, hosts a three-hour sports talk program, The Herd with Colin Cowherd, which airs simultaneously on FOX Sports Radio, iHeartRadio and FS1. In addition, he co-hosts the FS1 original weekday program Speak for Yourself alongside Jason Whitlock.

Red Seat worked with Colin and Premiere to develop TheHerdNow.com as a destination website, as well as several brand extensions, including podcasts.

“I’ve chosen to work with the best people in the industry, and the support I’ve received has been like nothing I’ve ever experienced,” shared Cowherd. “I feel incredibly lucky to launch this venture for fans to connect with my best content whenever and wherever they happen to be.”

Red Seat helped former New York Times and Wall Street Journal journalist Bari Weiss launch her hit podcast “Honestly.” Post launch, RSV has assisted Bari with overall podcast strategy as well as business development, including the sale of sponsorships and other advertising.

Crime Online, founded in partnership with former HLN host Nancy Grace, ushers in a new era of combatting crime and crime awareness. From the “Most Wanted” across the country to missing people and Amber Alerts, nationwide breaking crime news, sex offender registries, jail breaks, “caught-on-video,” tip lines and the newest, slickest consumer scams, Crime Online arms its audience with need-to-know information that not only allows them to protect themselves but also gather as a community – a crime-busting nation – to fight back.

The platform also features an all-new podcast, Crime Stories with Nancy Grace, that not only tackles breaking crime news but also dissects specific cases, cold or hot, with experts, special guests and listener call-ins. In conjunction with the podcast call-in feature, the site itself also allows readers to engage by providing their own input and theories.

crimeHQ is an online platform bringing together creators, experts and fans to form the world’s biggest community dedicated to education, victim advocacy, and reform. Red Seat is helping to develop, market, and grow the community from scratch.

Blumhouse is a film and television production company focusing on micro-budget films that earn a wide release. Blumhouse is particularly known for their horror franchises, including Paranormal Activity, The Purge, Sinister and Insidious which together have grossed over $1.5 billion worldwide. Red Seat & Blumhouse built Blumhouse.com -- a gathering place for fans of all things scary, as well as The 13th Floor, a multi-platform brand for storytelling.

Premiere Networks is the #1 syndicator of radio programming, reaching 245 million people each month, and working with many of the top personalities in America. Red Seat works with Premiere to invest additional resources in select talent web sites in order to increase the value of their digital businesses.

Mike Rowe has been called the “dirtiest man on TV,” a title he earned as the Creator, Executive Producer, and Host of the hit TV series, Discovery's Dirty Jobs.  On his latest series, CNN's Somebody’s Gotta Do It, Mike introduces viewers to innovators, do-gooders, entrepreneurs, collectors, and fanatics who march to the beat of a different drum.  As CEO of the mikeroweWORKS Foundation, a 501(c)(3) public charity, Mike spends a significant amount of time speaking about the country’s dysfunctional relationship with work, highlighting the widening skills gap, and challenging the persistent belief that a four-year degree is automatically the best path for the most people.

Red Seat partnered with Mike to expand his platform with a new podcast called The Way I Heard It.