Megyn Kelly expands digital network with Emily Jashinsky ‘After Party’ aimed at fans of politics, comedy

Posted Thursday, June 19, 2025 9:50 am

Megyn Kelly (Photo courtesy of MK Media)

Brian Steinberg | Variety

Sure, Megyn Kelly has become a popular presence on digital screens and audio outlets in recent years. But maybe — maybe — what she really wants to do is produce.

The host, known for her stints at Fox News Channel and NBC News, is launching through her new MK Media network a new video podcast led by Emily Jashinsky which will stream live on YouTube at 10 p.m. Eastern twice each week — on Mondays and Wednesdays — starting June 23. In “After Party,” Jashinsky, a conservative commentator and writer, will tackle politics, culture and comedy on the program which will be the first new video program in Kelly’s new coterie of shows.

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Megyn Kelly expands digital network with Emily Jashinsky ‘After Party’ aimed at fans of politics, comedy

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