Subscribe: iTunes PodcastBlogTwitterLive Podcasts About:Teaching for the Future is a podcast and blog education, technology, and media literacy. Listen as host Dave LaMorte discusses how technology and the Internet is changing the face of our world.
Tags: blog, blogging, commons, creative, Ed, Education, etech, literacy, media, new, Podcast, radio, school, teach, teaching, tech, Technology, television, tv, video, vlogging
Cody Patterson, Jay Bock, & AGT Commenter are big fans of the NBC talent competition, America’s Got Talent. Every week during the summer, we recap that week’s episode, have guests on, and will even interview some of the contestants. During the offseason, we recap older seasons and we also have a contributing host, AGT Commenter, where we will do deeper dives into a particular favorite act.
Tags: agt, americasgottalent, conversation, Entertainment, reality, television, tv
After several attempts to re-watch movies/shows or read books from our childhoods, it has become increasingly clear that times have CHANGED. The pop-culture staples of our iconic 90’s upbringing, the things that helped form us into the ‘adults’ we are today, are much different when viewed today in our increasingly ‘woke’ world.
Prepare to explore the deepest, sexiest regions of fandom with the pop culture obsessives of SAME DAY SHIPPING! Kelly Nugent, Patrick Ehlers, Colin J. Morris, and Ryan Mogge get alarmingly personal whether debating intergalactic trysts or calling out problematic Disney Princess relationships. Movies, TV shows, comic books, video games – nothing’s off limits…not even real life!
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Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture
Tags: comics, fanculture, fandom, games, gaming, GeekCulture, love, Movies, nerdculture, otp, relationships, romance, shipping, ships, television
Watched It in the ’80s is a podcast that dives into some of the great films and TV shows from that nostalgic decade known as the ’80s.We’ll talk about movies from different genres like Comedy, Drama, Action, Horror, Sci-Fi. Award winning films and some that fell short. Movies we remember and some we’ve forgotten. We’ll discuss our top scenes, mention our favorite quotes, and talk about the writers, directors, actors, and actresses and what they may be up to now. We’ll share some box office numbers as well. But Watched It in the ’80s isn’t just a movie podcast. We’ll have special episodes dedicated to TV shows too and reminisce about some of their more popular episodes and where the cast is today.
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: 1980s, Movies, television
Brian and Noah keep you in the loop of all the hot comings and goings of the TV and movie worlds
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: Entertainment, film, Movies, News, television, tv
The IntelleXual Podcast, conceived and hosted by David S. Dawson and now celebrating its TENTH year, is an arts and entertainment show dedicated to providing fans of the creative arts an in-road into the lives and inspirations of the talented creative individuals who create the projects we all enjoy. With co-hosts Whitney Wegman, Steve Schwartz and Mark Atkinson on board, conversations with guests are casual, lively and often revealing! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theintellexual/support
Categories: Arts
Tags: Acting, art, artist, author, Comedy, film, humor, music, publishing, stage, television
The podcast where we watch all of your favorite television series of yesteryear and then discuss them over a glass of wine.
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: Podcast, sitcoms, television
Remember when you could talk about politics without it being hazardous to your health? We think we’ve found a loophole. Each episode, we’ll take a deep dive into a fictional American president from film or TV, to see just how much fiction there really is. It’s a podcast sorta about politics and kinda about pop culture, hosted by two former politicos turned TV writer/producers who’d much rather talk about real movies and fake politics than fake movies and real politics.
Categories: Government, TV & Film
Tags: fiction, fictional, film, Movies, Politics, President, presidents, television, tv
We Love the OC is a podcast dedicated to the un-ironic love of the 2003 Fox series The OC. We do a deep dive into one episode per week where we discuss everything from the music and fashion of the episode to the historical and cultural contexts of the time that it aired. Our belief is that this show is not only fun to talk about, but important to talk about because of its place in the culture of mid-2000s America. Be prepared to think critically, laugh earnestly, and perhaps receive a twinge of nostalgia as we examine the greatest American Teen Drama of all time. We love the OC, and we think you should love the OC too.
Categories: Comedy, History, TV & Film
Tags: 2000s, California, OC, Seth Cohen, Teen Drama, television, The OC, tv, Unironic Love
A culture podcast featuring TV/film reviews and in-depth conversations with writers, artists, and filmmakers.
Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: Authors, film, interviews, television
Re-Arranged is a podcast about the show Arranged on the FYI network. Join us each week as we explore the experiences of Vicki and Ben (and the other couples0 as they prepare to get married. What are the Jewish themes in the show?
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, TV & Film
Tags: Arranged, jewish, law, marriage, reality, rules, television, wedding
Fascinating guests. Fun conversations. A podcast with Ray Keating – author of the Pastor Stephen Grant thrillers and mysteries, the Alliance of Saint Michael historical fiction, The Weekly Economist, The Weekly Economist II, Free Trade Rocks!, and Behind Enemy Lines – discussing a wide range of issues. What does PRESS CLUB C stand for? Politics, Religion, Economics, Sports, Stories (books, authors and writing), Culture (entertainment), Life, Understanding, Business & Entrepreneurship, and Conservative. Ray Keating is an economist, novelist, nonfiction author, podcaster, entrepreneur, speaker, policy expert, and former college professor. All views expressed are his own.
Categories: Business, News, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Books, business, christian, conservative, economics, entrepreneurship, Movies, Politics, reviews, SPorts, television, writing
We are an eclectic group of 20-to-30-something-year-olds that like to hang and talk about things. Each season (usually consisting of ten episodes) we choose a topic and discuss it. In Season 1 we chose to watch the best episodes of certain TV shows and review them out of context, hence the name of the podcast. As ideas for the podcast flowered and bloomed, we decided to expand our reach into other themes and so now we change topics every season. We know that not everyone will be into every topic, but we hope that you have a favorite! FresNo Context : Pizza Party Part 2 About the Neighborhood and its Food Manchester Mall As home development continued northward, many neighborhoods were left to sink or swim In the wake of the urban sprawl. The Manchester area along one of Fresno’s main streets which extends from Downtown in the middle of the city to … Continue reading FresNo Context : Pizza Party Part 2
Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: AskReddit, banter, Comedy, Reddit, show, television, tv
A podcast exploring the role of women and gender in film, television and fiction. Looking at the tales we tell and why we tell them.
Tags: Characters, feminism, fiction, film, gender, Literature, Stories, TALES, television
Building It Green is a new cutting edge television series that highlights the environmentally friendly ways of building a home. Viewers are taken behind the scenes of the environmentally friendly building movement to see practical ways that they can help save the environment while living comfortably in style. Building It Green takes viewers across the country to meet the leaders in the industry to prove that it really IS easy being “Green”.
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: building, go, Green, IT, living, production, shows, television, tv, video
Tim, Aram and Jason like to talk to each other, about anything. They love books, movies, music, and all sorts of other art forms and will talk about them at great length. Sometimes funny, sometimes serious, but always sincere.
Tags: art, Books, Culture, Entertainment, film, Food, music, Philosophy, television
This podcast is dedicated to the HBO/BBC presentation of the Philip Pullman “His Dark Materials” book series. Email us at dustpodcast@gmail.com or follow us on twitter @thedustpodcast
Categories: Kids & Family, Music, TV & Film
Tags: bbc, Books, dark, double, film, hbo, his, Literature, materials, music, P, Philip, Podcast, Pullman, recap, review, television, tv
A new podcast from See-Saw Films and hosted by Co-Founder/CEO Emile Sherman, The Sandbox draws on See-Saw’s 16 year history as an independent production company where it has made some of the most impactful creative productions of the moment. The Sandbox shines a light on the key creatives from See-Saw’s productions alongside our lead in-house producer, to have a long form conversation about the creative process. A sandbox experience of exploration and fun, with a sense of play, all driven by a passion for creativity.
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Categories: TV & Film
Tags: film, film director, industry insights, interview, see-saw films, television
Join PhantasticGeek.com’s Pete and Matt as we will break down each episode of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD with our analysis and your thoughts; the podcast updates each week an episode airs!
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: abc, agents, Coulson, Marvel, shield, show, television, tv, whedon