���� The 'Fast & Furious' Franchise is Racing Toward ... Outer Space?

The Fast & Furious franchise aims for a surprising new moonshot. Burger King and Ronald McDonald turn heads when they kiss off distancing protocols. And why you may soon be able to play your go-to Xbox games anywhere, anytime, on whatever device you have in hand. It's all this and more in our latest podcast. From Sept. 15.

Rick and Rick Rule the World �� ���� Netflix's Approach to Experiential Marketing in a Pandemic

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IN THIS EPISODE:

����Rick M is in a New York state of mind, but Rick W's just happy to get outside again (at :59-seconds)

���������������"F9," the latest installment of the "Fast & Furious" movie franchise, is racing toward ��� outer space? (at 2:15)

����Xbox goes virtual so you can play on any device���including your iPhone? (at 3:46)

����Burger King has the hots for a certain ginger beef patty & he's not clowning around (at 6:43)

����This Year's Burning Man Festival lights up social VR, Second Life-style (at 8:32)

����Will Halloween sales scare the hell out of candy brands? (at 10:30)

����RIP, CBS All Access���we hardly knew you���but for Paramount, it's a Plus (at 11:30)

��������The original video sharing site takes on TikTok with YouTube Shorts (at 12:22)

Approximately 13-minutes, 43-seconds. For US audiences.
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