Angela Means Spotlights Transformative New Era Of Talk Show Content
The iconic 'Friday' actress shares her favorite online shows.

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Angela Means, the actress and author best known for her iconic role as Felicia in the 1995 cult classic film “Friday,” is encouraging fans to explore a new wave of talk shows and podcasts that are transforming entertainment in the streaming era.
In a recent Instagram post, Means shared several recommendations for shows that offer intimate, streaming-first conversations that she believes are changing how audiences engage with content.
Talk Shows Worth Streaming
Means highlighted several shows she personally enjoys, starting with “Live From The Green Room Podcast,” which features Tony Rock, Trey Elliott, and Joe Fox. According to Means, the three comedians offer “interesting conversations on not just entertainment but currently events, sports and literature.” She praised the hosts as being “at the top of their comedy game as well as being intelligent and insightful.”
Another recommendation from Means is “The CTG Sports,” featuring Los Angeles Lakers legend Byron Scott alongside DJ Kid Jay. Means described the show’s environment as “very intimate down to earth” and noted that it’s “sometimes extremely funny sometimes extremely deep, but always informative and worth watching.”
The actress also endorsed Trunnis Goggins’ podcast, describing him as “a great interviewer” who delivers “up close in your face, swift, concise talk that gives you insight to your guest that you may or may not know about.”
Musical Prodigy Recommendation
Beyond talk shows, Means also suggested following young musician Bria Adams, whom she compared to blues legend Stevie Ray Vaughan, calling him “the incarnation of Stevie Ray Vaughan” and “a young prodigy who will play for the world.” Means appreciates how Adams “makes his guitars sing” – high praise from someone with decades in the entertainment industry.
Celebrating ‘Friday’ 30th Anniversary
Means’ recommendations come amid celebrations for the 30th anniversary of “Friday,” the film that gave pop culture the now-ubiquitous phrase “Bye Felicia.” The actress recently participated in anniversary events, including appearances on KTLA and “The CTG Sports” with Byron Scott to commemorate the iconic film’s legacy.
In a related Instagram post shared by The CTG Sports, they announced: “This ‘Friday’ we are celebrating 30 years of this iconic film! We went down memory lane and talked about all the stuff you DIDNT SEE! We had to bring back #ByeFelicia, #MrsParker and a cameo from our guy @traeabn to pay homage to the late great #Deebo!”
Means has been actively participating in interviews about the film’s anniversary, including a recent conversation with Trunnis Goggins, one of the podcast hosts she recommended. In another post, she mentioned: “Just got off the plane from LA and went straight into a great interview with Tunnis Goggins, who gave me a wonderful review on my book.”
Author And Multi-talented Creative
Beyond her acting career, Means has established herself as an author. She promotes her book “Seven Sinners And The Angel Who Loved Them” in her post, which is available at AngelaMeans.com and “where all books are sold.”
Embracing New Media Formats
Means’ post reflects the growing shift in entertainment consumption, as more content creators and celebrities embrace streaming platforms and podcasts to connect with audiences. Her endorsement of these newer formats suggests a recognition of how media consumption has evolved in the digital era.
With her signature positivity, Means concluded her recommendations with “GRATITUDE IS THE WAY,” embodying the appreciative spirit that has helped her maintain relevance across multiple decades in the entertainment industry.

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