Random Criticism Podcasts

Graduates of Whitman College, hear Nate and myself (Tofu) talk about whats hot on TV, in theaters, and online.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: criticism, film, review, television, TV & Film

Chris Williams and Perry Seibert love movies. In this biweekly podcast, they talk about all things cinema — the good, the bad and the ugly.

Categories: Technology

Tags: art, cinema, criticism, directors, films, Movies, reviews

A weekly pop culture news show that features reviews by two guys drinking beer.

Categories: Comedy, TV & Film

Tags: battle, Beer, box, comics, consumption, criticism, Culture, film, for, men, montucky, Movies, music, network, not, office, POP, recaps, reel, reviews, roulette, safe, skies, television, The, thin

Actress Nancy Carroll and critic Sarah Crompton offer an insider’s view of theatre from different sides of the curtain. It’s a frank conversation between friends that aims to reveal what really goes on behind the scenes of both their professions. There’s a bit of history, and a lot of stories, some serious, some funny and all revealing some truths about what happens on stage and off.

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Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: Acting, actors, criticism, journalism, plays, reviewing, theatre, writing

Christ and Pop Culture’s network of shows acknowledge the good, the beautiful, and the true in music, movies, television, and the rest of pop culture.

Categories: Arts, Music, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: and, capc, Christ, criticism, cultural, Culture, Entertainment, faith, issues, Movies, oldskool, POP, television, women

we are just two guys who love stories and creativity. we review fan fiction and do our best to analyze it as seriously and jokingly as possible. don’t forget to follow suck my (fan) fic on social media and youtube! also, we have a patreon now, we’d love it if you guys could give us all (at least some?) of your monies.

Categories: Arts, Comedy, TV & Film

Tags: Books, Comedy, criticism, Critique, fan fiction, fandoms, fanfiction, literary, review, writing

Four doofuses discuss music with none of the bona fides required to do so. Every Thursday we chose four albums that best represent an extremely specific genre of music, (for instance Roadtripping to a Funeral, Dish Washing, Music to Buy a Boat To), and through a very “scientific” and “””democratic””” process, we choose the best one. Impressions, bad jokes, and occasional realness abound.

Categories: Comedy, Music

Tags: albums, Comedy, criticism, Genre, music, reviews

Two movies that have been forgotten, under-appreciated, or bombed at the box office square off against each other. These movies will be described, dissected, built up, torn down, and finally judged. At the end of the show the champions for each movie reveal their true feelings for the movies.

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Check out the network’s new podcast Dipperz. There’s five episodes on the feed so far; here’s one of them. Episode #4 is $6.66 for the first minute, $.69 each additional minute as Sarah and Lauren take a dip into 1-900 mumbers*! Make sure you get your parents permission before listening.* In a time long ago, far away, before the internet, people used to pay to make a landline phone call for premium audio content.

https://open.spotify.com/show/6LMXvqaGE3WsXHFhWMTuHB

Categories: Comedy, TV & Film

Tags: cinema, consumption, criticism, cult, Culture, film, for, montucky, movie, Movies, network, not, POP, recap, reviews, safe, skies

Scarjo A Go-Go is the podcast where we chronicle and dissect the films of Scarlett Johansson one-by-one in chronological order, learning everything there is to know about her career and her craft as she grows from tiny nugget to A-list actor. It is presented with respect, humour, and academic rigor. And we only ever refer to her by the reductive “Scarjo” in the title/theme song, because it rhymes. Ms. Johansson, we salute you!

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: black, criticism, film, In, Johannson, lost, review, scarjo, Scarlett, skin, The, translation, under, widow

With weekly themes as its foundation, Sway researches, curates, discourses, envisions, and art directs the upcoming and current trends of visual communication. Its editors are based in the Lehigh Valley and San Francisco.

Categories: Arts

Tags: art, criticism, design, graphic

The harrowing true story of two friends watching every movie known to man, well almost every movie. Join us every week for new episodes.

Categories: Comedy, TV & Film

Tags: cinephile, Comedy, criticism, discussion, essay, film, films, movie, Movies, on, Podcast, review, shot, video

From AMERICAN THEATRE magazine, a podcast featuring drama critics Peter Marks, Terry Teachout, and Elisabeth Vincentelli as they talk about theatrical shows and trends from coast to coast.

Categories: Arts

Tags: Broadway, criticism, theater, theatre

Business can teach you a lot about life. In this series of podcasts serial entrepreneur Alyson Hogg and her guests from every walk of life, explore familiar concepts with often surprising interpretations based on fascinating life lessons. Alyson works her way through the alphabet several times over, exploring every thing from abundance, bastards and bottom lines, to complacency, deadlines and dreams. In each episode she gives her guest a list of words based on what she knows about them, from which they choose 2/3 to unpick and discuss. All together these shows create the Survival A to Z, strategies to thrive in the business of live.

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Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: business women, career, criticism, female leaders, life hacks, London, mentor, Self-Improvement, Women For Women

A podcast about reading plays.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: book, Books, Broadway, caryl churchill, chicago theatre, come and see, Comedy, commentary, criticism, drama, eugene o'neil, goodman, harold pinter, ike holter, National Theatre, new, new plays, new work, Off-Broadway, Philosophy, play writing, plays, Playwright, playwrighting, read, Reading, review, royal court, sean dance, sean dance fannin, steppenwolf, theater, theatre, writing

Comedian Rick Ramos sits down and talks current theatrical releases and offers suggestions for additional movie watching choices. A film fans dream come true, WatchThis is about the art, beauty, and possibilities of cinema. Each week Ramos discusses the greatest films ever made (including those that you may have missed) as well as the artists that have created these films. He also goes further in discussing how much these films mean to him and how much they will – hopefully – mean to you. Enjoy!

Categories: Comedy, TV & Film

Tags: cinema, Comedy, criticism, currentevents, discussion, film, ibrahimchavez, rickramos, socialissues, sociology

People often ask if we know where our children are, but perhaps it is our parents who are unaccounted for! Grab a forty (or the stimulant of your choice), and join iconoclast social workers Kazu Jumanji and Dickie Don as they document American cultural decadence, spiritual malaise, and the erosion of our social norms and political institutions through a balanced fusion of candid ribaldry and insightful inquiry, as well as attempt to answer the essential question of our age: “Where are these people’s parents?”

Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture

Tags: America, brooklyn, civilization, Comedy, Conspiracy, criticism, Culture, decline, dystopian, humor, parents, Politics, POP, satire, Society, States, The, theories, united, west, western

On this evidence-driven debate show, panelists argue controversial theories behind hit songs—from rap to rock to showtunes—exploring three grand themes that weave through all of pop music: Heroin, Buttsex, and Lord of the Rings.But what is “Eye of the Tiger” ACTUALLY about?For that matter, what is Sade’s 1985 hit “Sweetest Taboo” really about? — Heroin? Buttsex? Either seems credible. Perhaps it’s written from the perspective of the wizard Saruman, exulting in the power gained from his secret fealty to the dark lord Sauron.Our goal is to inspire consensus-driven debate, while encouraging a community of pop music and LotR criticism, interpretation, and appreciation.Call 424-209-2071 to contribute, or email at HBSLOTR@gmail.com

Categories: Arts, Comedy, Music

Tags: Buttsex, Comedy, criticism, debate, heroin, LordoftheRings, lotr, musichistory, popmusic, rockandroll

“Warui Deshou” is a Japanese phrase that roughly translates to “It will be bad.” And, we believe we make bad content…but we also believe that very thing can be good when there’s enough love and fun put into it! Hosts and friends Doc and Shadon love anime and really enjoy talking about it. For hours at a time. Each episode they will discuss a different anime show/movie and will aim to make you think and make you laugh. They’re just as likely to unabashedly gush about how cool a character is as they are to launch into a long aside of thematic analysis. Bad puns and impressions may also appear Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/waruideshou/support

Categories: Arts, TV & Film

Tags: analysis, anime, criticism, discussion