Antonio Enriquez / Executive Producer · Showrunner
I develop and run video podcasts and editorial shows, from the first idea through talent prep, production, post, packaging, and audience growth.
Get in touchWeekly media journalism with Oliver Darcy and Jon Passantino.
Showrunning • Editorial Development • Host Prep • Editing • YouTube Strategy
I help run Power Lines from editorial meeting to publish. I work with Oliver and Jon to turn original reporting and the biggest stories in media into a focused weekly show, developing segments, preparing the hosts, leading pre- and post-production, and overseeing YouTube packaging and audience strategy.
Along the way, I’ve helped grow the show from roughly 100 to more than 122,000 YouTube subscribers, with a monthly YouTube audience of 300,000+ viewers.
The paid YouTube creative I developed and edited for the show’s subscriber acquisition campaign.
80K+subscribers at <$0.50 each
The world’s bestselling author needed a podcast that felt as sharp as his work while still embracing his sense of humor.
Format Development • Talent Direction • Recording • Post-Production • Publishing
I work directly with James to turn his conversational style, curiosity, and humor into a repeatable weekly video podcast.
I help shape the show’s format, develop recurring and standalone segment ideas, direct recording sessions, lead post-production and publishing, and make sure the finished product feels polished without becoming overly produced.
JAMES WANTED TO RESPOND TO HIS HATERS.
SO I BUILT HIM
A HOTLINE.
James originally wanted to bring critics onto the show and interview them directly. I worked with him to turn that instinct into the Hater Hotline: a recurring segment where he could respond to real voicemails from critics in a way that fit his personality and the show.
The result was a segment James was excited about and social clips that outperformed the show’s typical content.
FULL SEGMENT
SOCIAL CUT
An interview series about leadership developed with U.S. News & World Report.
Show Development • Showrunning • Editorial Development • Host Direction • Editing
I developed and showran Best Leaders, working with U.S. News journalists to identify episode themes, shape interview questions, and build the editorial structure of the series.
The hosts were accomplished leaders and journalists, but not professional podcast talent. I worked with them on how to translate their expertise into natural interviews and conversations built for an audience.
I also directed production and edited the finished episodes.
I led a team of producers, editors, and talent producing four original episodes every week, developing daily segments around sports, culture, and the chemistry between the hosts while working against a daily production deadline.
While producing the UFC’s flagship podcast, UFC Unfiltered, I pitched an original narrative nonfiction series exploring the experiences that shaped fighters before they ever reached the UFC. After the concept was approved, I worked directly with Megan Olivi to develop, co-write, and produce the series.
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I led the production team behind Stephen A. Smith’s solo video livestream and podcast, coordinating producers, editors, and engineers around a fast-moving, personality-driven show.
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I worked directly with Schuyler Bailar, the first openly transgender athlete to compete on an NCAA Division I men’s team, on a show exploring identity, transition, relationships, and the lived experiences of transgender people.
WATCH ↗Turn an idea into a format with a clear audience promise, editorial structure, host role, recurring segments, and a plan for how it lives across video, audio, and social.
Develop hosts, prepare interviews, shape stories and conversations, and create a format that plays to what makes the people on camera interesting.
Run production, direct virtual and in-person recording sessions, lead editors and producers, shape the final episode, and build workflows that let the team execute consistently.
Develop titles, thumbnails, clips, publishing strategies, and programming changes informed by how people are actually watching.
STRONG TALENT
DESERVE
STRONG FORMATS.
The best shows have a clear creative point of view and a production system that gives talented people room to be themselves.
I focus on figuring out what makes the person and idea interesting, building a format around it, and creating a process the team can actually sustain.
Let’s talk.
EMAIL ANTONIO ant.enriquez@gmail.com© 2026 Antonio Enriquez