Caitlin Green: Golden Globe Roundup - January 12, 2026
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What are the highlights of the 2026 Golden Globes?
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Hockey. Is there anything more gay? Well, you might think the answer is no to that question, but there's a new series on HBO about gay hockey players and also the Golden Globes. Those are the things we're going to discuss here with Caitlin Green, he said, as he did one of the best introductions of his career. Caitlin Green's a media personality. You can find her co-hosting the Jan Arden podcast as well. Caitlin, awards season. Welcome in.
This is my season. I'm so thrilled. I love it because there are so many little things to pick over that happen at every award show. And every award show has its own flavor. And the Golden Globes is firmly planted in the fun category. The celebrities all sit together at these tables. They all get drunk. They're served food, unlike the Oscars. So it's less stuffy and kind of just a better time.
And it's the least prestigious, so it's kind of like the celebrities enter it with this I don't G-A-F attitude, you know? Like they don't really care because it's not an Emmy, it's not an Oscar, that kind of thing.
Yeah, it's the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. And it's definitely gone through a roller coaster of sort of importance. And I think it's a bit back as an award show. And people like it. I don't know that it's a good decider for what's going to happen at the Oscars on its own. There are a lot of other awards that happen that I think statistically are more likely to indicate who will win an Oscar. But this is nice. These are always like, this is a nice to have. No actor or actress is going to say, I don't care about winning the Golden Globes. You do. You still do.
I think it's more honest lumping TV and movies in together. I don't know. I think this big divide between the two right now makes no sense with streaming.
How does Caitlin Green describe the atmosphere of the Golden Globes?
But this is a conversation maybe for another time. Let's talk about the actual awards.
Well, okay. The good thing too about this awards show that I think you'll appreciate since this show is also a podcast is they now have a best podcast category.
Yes. And who won that one, by the way?
Okay. So Amy Poehler's podcast won for Good Hang. And look, I love that show, but it's so new. Like her and Mel Robbins were both nominated. And I was like, these are new, but Amy is new, new. So I felt like if you were, you know, Alex Cooper or the people at NPR or Dax Shepard, you'd be a bit like... happy because everyone in hollywood likes amy poehler and she's great but also like she's not been around for that long with this pod that was how i felt i would have liked to see somebody who had a longer run-up fair enough and she's like kind of an actress who you know turned podcaster she hasn't spent her life in journalism like some of these other people i guess No, she's not Marc Maron. She's not like, you know, she's not sort of the godmother of podcasting.
She's very new to this and she's totally leveraging her celebrity. But like the guys from Smartless also were nominated.
Yeah, I was trying to listen to Smartless the other day. That's Jason Bateman.
Jason Bateman, Will Arnett. And the other guy. I'm going to butcher. No, and I love him so much. He's from Will and Grace. This is going to drive me crazy that I can't remember. Anyways, keep going.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no, my friend worked with him on a podcast and I saw him on a show on Broadway. It was called Goodnight Oscar. What is his name? Sean... Yes. Sean Hayes? No, Sean Hayes. Okay. Anyway, but back to... Yeah, it's like they're just celebrities. They don't really know how to podcast, but because you already feel like you know them because you've seen them act in so many things, you kind of love them even though they don't... It's like not... It's not NPR. It's not like a... It's not... I don't know. It's not 99% invisible or any of these popular podcasts, you know?
Yeah. And I think, I mean, I like the work that I guess Alex Cooper and Dax Shepard have done in interviewing celebrities because Dax was like a D-list celebrity for a long time.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What are the highlights of the 2026 Golden Globes?
0:01–1:40
2
How does Caitlin Green describe the atmosphere of the Golden Globes?
1:40–3:51
3
What controversies surrounded the Golden Globes this year?
3:51–5:04
4
Which celebrities won major awards at the Golden Globes?
5:04–13:45
5
What fashion trends were prominent on the Golden Globes red carpet?
13:45–19:27
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