Ryan Davis maintains that creators should focus on building their own audience and independent distribution rather than relying solely on traditional gatekeepers for validation.

“I bet it on myself and I took it to Netflix. They rejected it. You know, these are the analytics. These are the numbers. I'm not lying to you. You guys have shown that you like my [ __ ] more than you like their [ __ ]”

Women in entertainment should be honest about their experiences with mistreatment so the behavior does not continue.

“I think I'm tired of being quiet about it because I think that's how it continues yeah I think that people keep treating people poorly because they aren't speaking up and addressing it and saying something”

Kenya Barris believes that the current proliferation of media and platforms will ultimately allow high-quality talent to distinguish itself.

“I also feel like it will show eventually that the cream will rise which I think is really important because I think that everybody can't do something and once people everybody thinks they can it kind of actually makes the people who can do it a little bit more special”

Professional courtesy, such as notifying an actor if their work has been cut from a project, is a rare but commendable practice in show business.

“I have never been I have never had that call before. >> I know because he called me immediately after. He's like, "Can you believe he let me know in advance?"”

Celebrities should maintain a sense of mystery and not always be accessible.

“You can't hide anymore.”

It is impossible to recreate the specific communal environment of traveling production shows from the past.

“But you're But now I don't think it can be duplicated because like with your success, how famous you are, like that's it's just not the same.”