Davidson hosts the podcast with a rotating roster of co-hosts and guests, aiming for intimate conversations that touch on current sports and pop culture.

The Pete Davidson Show is produced by Marc Lieberman of Above Average and directed by Sarah Brennan Kolb, who previously worked on Turbo Fonzarelli.

Netflix is launching its first original podcast slate with two notable projects: Pete Davidson hosting The Pete Davidson Show, premiering January 30 at midnight Pacific Time with weekly new episodes, and Michael Irvin launching The White House with Michael Irvin, a show expanding his Netflix presence.

The project marks a revival of the White House concept in a more restrained podcast format compared to earlier iterations.

The White House with Michael Irvin is set to premiere on Netflix in mid-January 2026, with new episodes released twice weekly, and Irvin underscores the brand by calling himself the “president” of The White House for recognition and cultural relevance.

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The White House concept draws on a former Cowboys residence near the team’s training facility and carries a behind-the-scenes legacy.

The show’s name references the Cowboys-era residence known as The White House used by players, tying it to team culture.

The Pete Davidson Show features Davidson in casual conversations with famous friends, filmed largely in his garage with on-the-road segments.

Irvin frames The White House as a blend of traditional television elements and modern podcasting to appeal to today’s audience.

The Pete Davidson Show will include current sports news, game analysis, and commentary, with a rotating lineup of co-hosts and guests, including Brandon Marshall as a producer.

Davidson’s discussions are framed as casual garage conversations with friends, with on-location shoots planned to diversify the setting.