Recaps, conversations, and fantasy league advice about America’s favorite sport: MTV’s The Challenge. This season, we’re covering Total Madness. From competitions and romance to our competitive fantasy league and everything in between, we will break down every episode of the action.
Categories: TV & Film
Creekin’ Out is your deep dive into all things Dawson’s Creek. Jamie and Travis will provide an episode-by-episode deconstruction of the late great TV drama including the stories, the music, and of course the late ’90s/early ’00s fashion.
Categories: TV & Film
In this weekly Anime Podcast our hosts talk through a new anime every month.
Categories: Arts, Comedy, TV & Film
Tags: anime, brennonedwards, deathnote, dragonballz, fullmetalalchemist, fullmetalalchemistbrotherhood, harveyfonda, keenanbaker, killlakill, myhero, myheroacademia, Naruto, onepunchman, robfonda, swordartonline
AngryMarks.com is the top-ranked site for professional wrestling and mixed martial arts news, information, discussion, opinions and entertainment. Join us daily for fresh free audio programming on the AngryMarks Podcast Network including the AMP Raw Reaction, Ring the Bell, The Fight Show w/ Mauro Ranallo, Thursday Night AMP, Tha O Show, Over the Top Radio, talkImpact Radio and K4D. We also offer exclusive live coverage of pro wrestling and mixed martial arts shows including WWE Raw, WWE SmackDown, UFC, Strikeforce and more! Make AngryMarks.com a part of your daily download through our RSS and iTunes feeds, as well as Twitter and Facebook!
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: Arts, audio, Bellator, Entertainment, martial, mixed, mma, News, nwa, Podcasts, pro, radio, recaps, ROH, strikeforce, tn, tna, ufc, wcw, wrestling, WWE, wwf
Comedians write and perform their own versions of movies that never got made.
Is This Really For Kids is where I review children’s media and decide is it REALLY for kids? This podcast is designed to be a deep dive critical film analysis on children’s media as well as entertaining every time. I designed this podcast for fans of the shows, new parents who are raising their children with intention, people who are so busy they can’t keep up with watching everything but want to be able to talk about it, and for the people in my life to have a place to talk about our favorite films. What makes me qualified to talk about this? Well for starters, I grew up as a traumatized kid, so I know what not to do as a parent. Also since I was healing from my neglectful childhood, I learned a lot about trauma and life along the way. I am also a SAG-AFTRA actress with her own production company living in Los Angeles so I know what makes a good film and what it takes to make it. You might have also noticed that unlike other podcasts, my episode art changes. I have a lot of pictures from my creative work, so I make the episode art an actual art piece inspired by the film. Pretty cool, huh? I hope you enjoy listening and you can reach me at any of the links below in the episodes. Thanks for listening!
Categories: Kids & Family, TV & Film
Notorious comedy queers Caitlin Powell (flame-haired bisexual menace) and Kate Butch (drag trash) are delving deep into their childhoods, reliving films, TV shows, and snacks, to see if there’s any way of pinpointing exactly what made them so queer. For a healthy serving of nostalgia through the gayest lens imaginable, tune in to Queers Gone By every Throwback Thursgay!
Picture the scene. You’re cruising on down main street. You’re relaxed and feeling good. Next thing that you know you’re seeing…
THE BEST AND QUEEREST TEACHER YOU EVER HAD!
Join us as we jet off into space to learn about planets, meteors, and lesbians. Fasten your seatbelt…
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Music: Disco Sting Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Tags: bisexual, Comedy, drag, film, gay, lgbtq, nostalgia, queer, review, throwback, tv
Join Michael and James as they breakdown (with bubbly, maybe) every episode of The Great Canadian Baking Show. Every episode the duo will break down the bakes from the Signature, Technical, and Showstopper challenges. Sometimes it’s funny; sometimes it’s serious, but the one thing you can count on is that we’ll never glaze over the bakes!
Each episode, one of the boys presents an overlooked film they love, and tries to convince the other of its misunderstood genius. The two debate its merits and discuss how it was made and whether it belongs in the pantheon of cinematic greats. You Should Watch This with Ed and Simon began as a series of drunken conversations between two film-loving friends who were constantly recommending forgotten and unloved movies to each other. With the help of sound, editing and music maestro David, a podcast was born. Season 1 introduces us to eight unique, brilliant films and Season 2 is coming hot on its heels to bring even more recommendations for unmissable films into your life.
Tags: arthouse, cinema, classic, cult, film, films, movie, Movies
A weekly bestie chat show about life, marriage & entertainment. Featured by Us Weekly, Entertainment Tonight, Vulture, Life & Style Weekly, Bustle, OK! Magazine, Refinery 29, People & E! Online. Questions or comments? Connect with us on social media @eandgpodcast
Tags: bachelor, bachelorette, bachelornation, Besties, bff, Comedy, eandgpodcast, film, Fun, geoffkeith, heretomakefriends, iangulbransen, Podcast, popular, realitylife, realitysteve, realitytv, recap, thisisus, tv
The unnerving psychology behind murder has long been source material for television, books and movies but why do certain killers capture the attention of millions? Each episode, author and PEOPLE crime reporter Steve Helling presents dramatic recreations of the crimes using archival material and insightful commentary from those connected to the case to help unravel the twisted personalities that were thrust into the spotlight.
Categories: News, True Crime, TV & Film
Tim Grierson and Will Leitch are lifelong best friends who have been writing and talking about the movies for 25 years. Grierson is vice president of the Los Angeles Film Critics Association. Leitch is doing his absolutely best to pretend. Read their work everywhere. But listen to this show for the pure juice, straight on tap.
Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film
Two brothers, usually joined by a special guest, discuss geeky movies (comic book, sci fi, horror, etc.). If you’re looking for thoughtful and incisive discussions of your favorite movies…you’re probably in the wrong place.
Categories: TV & Film
A podcast where kids talk through movies! Find out our take on Star Wars, Marvel, and Harry Potter! Each week, Drew Grech (The Cinema Soundtrack Podcast, The Mandalorian Podcast, Another Marvel Podcast) will do a commentary track for a movie!
Categories: TV & Film
Louis Roux and Fraser Chon-ji bring you a discussion of B movies like you’ve never heard before! Philosophy, psychology and more are all par for the course!
Categories: TV & Film
Curious is what I am, about people, places, and things. I’ve been so lucky to have met a tableau of interesting characters and people in my journey on this earth, and I constantly want to find out what makes them tick—what their human experience has been like. Be it someone who’s super famous, someone who’s going through a life transition, someone who’s got a very specific job or upbringing—if it sparks my interest I want to get in deep, and learn more about it. For the most part, this will be funny, but at other times we may get a little emotional, a little deep. Overall, we’re just going to try and find out how people get by on this earth.
The Wicker Men is a podcast hosted by three Nicolas Cage fanatics who review every film Cage has been in. Every. Single. Film.
Categories: TV & Film
This is TV worth talking about. Shrine Podcasts Presents… Dublin Murders.
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Categories: TV & Film
The Underground After Show recaps, reviews and discusses episodes of WGN America’s Underground. Show Summary: Driven by the dreams of a courageous blacksmith named Noah, some plantation slaves in 1850s Georgia band together to attempt a daring escape. The fight for their lives, their futures and their freedom leads to Noah’s risk-filled plan to travel hundreds of miles away via the Underground Railroad. The landmark 10-episode anthology is created by Misha Green (“Sons of Anarchy”) and Joe Pokaski (“Daredevil”) and co-executive produced by John Legend, who also oversees the series’ score, soundtrack and musical elements.
Categories: TV & Film
TV & Film podcasts consist mostly of reviews of television shows, streaming shows and movies. They also include discussion of awards such as the Academy Awards, and detailed filmographies of particular actors and directors.