TV & Film – USA – Nya podcasts

  • What makes you a heretic? Journalist Andrew Gold believes that, in an age of group-think and tribes, we need heretics - those who use unconventional wisdom to speak out against their own groups, from cancelled comedians and radical feminists to cult defectors and vigilantes hunting deviants.

    Learn from my guests how to rebel, think differently and resist social contagion. From Triggernometry's Francis Foster and the world's most cancelled man Graham Linehan to ex-Hasidic Jew Julia Haart and gender critical atheist Richard Dawkins. These are the people living with the weight of their own community's disappointment on their shoulders.

  • A geeky podcast currently featuring Brendan Creecy and Phil Vecchio talking about books, movies, soda, Doritos, video games, Disneyland, and so much other stuff. Also classic episodes featuring the brendoman.com crew.

  • Step behind the scenes with Andy Dehnart, a writer, TV critic, and creator of reality blurred, one of the internet's most enduring blogs. Andy—"the pioneer of reality TV criticism," according to the YouTuber Barfbag—pulls back the curtain for candid conversations. He offers insight on reality show producing, blogging and writing, and offers recommendations for great TV and pop culture. Join Andy for an insider's perspective you won't find anywhere else.

  • Your go-to podcast for all things production in the Garden State.

  • If it goes bump in the night, we want to talk to it. Sounds Scary invites you to join hosts Ryan Cultrera and James Oster as they dive into the careers of your favorite horror creators. Each episode, they’re joined by filmmakers, artists, musicians, and more to discuss behind-the-scenes secrets, musical influences, and even share a spooky story or two. Step into the engaging, funny, and chilling world of Sounds Scary!

  • Welcome to the Local Cinema Studios podcast where we explore our Get on Set Initiative, a transformative program that connects students and recent graduates with industry professionals to work on an indie filmset. Discover how collaboration, mentorship, and community engagement are shaping the future of cinema, one film at a time.

    These are the stories of the people who worked on the 2024 project, Goody. We're filmmakers, artists, collaborators, and friends having conversations about filmmaking, what it's like to be part of Get on Set projects, and the magic that happen along the way.

  • The Norwalk Film Festival Podcast sits down to talk with our selected filmmakers to talk about their filmmaking journey, the movie they've made, and much more! The 2024 Norwalk Film Festival will take place January 19 - 21 in Norwalk, CT.

    Visit NorwalkFilmFestival.org for ticketing and scheduling info!

  • Welcome to Black Filmmakers Matter, a dynamic space amplifying the voices and narratives of black filmmakers. Rooted in the belief that every story deserves to be told, our channel is a vibrant hub where the rich tapestry of black filmmaking comes to life.

  • Misty and Requiem interview horror celebrities, speak about horror topics, do movie and tv reviews, and just anything DARK AND HORROR

  • Ever wondered what really happens behind the glitz and glamour of success? This brand-new podcast from Glow Stream TV pulls back the curtain on the entertainment industry's most fascinating figures.

    Guided by Emmy-winning host Markette Sheppard, MORE TO THE STORY delivers intimate conversations with stars, creative visionaries, and industry titans who share their unfiltered journey to the top.

    Follow the host on Instagram @markettesehppard to see clips and photos from the show.

    MORE TO THE STORY is a podcast from Glow Stream TV - shop, discover glow!

  • Presented by Anchor Bay Entertainment. Listen to film fanatics Jillian Lee Garner and Josh Wagner interview writers, directors, and actors from the Anchor Bay family. This duo discusses everything from upcoming releases to cinematic history, incorporating their own industry experience and witty anecdotes along the way. Come walk THE PLANK with Jillian and Josh!

  • Safina Filmmaker Project presents a conversation series where Palestinian filmmaker, Rolla Selbak, sits down with creatives who are leading the way in their artistic fields, and raising the bar for Palestinian, Arab and Global voices around the world.

    www.safinafilmmakerproject.com


  • "Right For The Role" is hosted by legendary casting director John Frank Levey, whose four-decade career and four Emmy Awards reflect his uncanny ability to recognize who's right for the role.

    As the casting visionary behind revolutionary television shows like "ER," "The West Wing," "Shameless," and "China Beach," Levey has not only witnessed but actively shaped the careers of some of Hollywood's most recognizable talents.

    Through intimate conversations with accomplished guests like Eric LaSalle, Sasha Alexander, Dennis Dugan, Noah Wiley, Shanola Hampton, and others, listeners will discover inspiring stories about finding one's authentic path in both life and career. Drawing from his vast experience, Levey guides conversations that uncover valuable insights about taking risks, advocating for what you believe in, and discovering your true calling.

    Whether you're in the entertainment industry or simply navigating your own path, each episode offers honest, unfiltered discussions about defining moments, career transformations, and the journey to embracing the roles we're meant to play.

    So join John Frank Levey -- recipient of the Casting Society of America's prestigious Hoyt Bowers Award for Lifetime Achievement -- as he shares his exuberance for the craft and helps listeners find inspiration to discover their own role of a lifetime.

    The first episode launches December 11th.

  • Every episode Professor Bev discusses an infamous gay/cult film that the masses need to know about! Guest "Teachers" join to dissect and show love for the movies they're obsessed with.

  • George Bailey Was Never Born, a one-of-a-kind podcast experience, takes a definitive look at Itโ€™s a Wonderful Life, one of the most popular movies of all time, the story of Americansโ€™ decades-long love affair with this cultural institution and how it may offer a light down the path we walk today, all 10 episodes available Nov 21, 2023. Created by Kurt Engfehr, the editor-producer of Oscar- and Palme dโ€™Or-winning documentaries, and Ray Nowosielski, 2022 NAACP Image Award nominee for Outstanding Podcast, the series is a co-production of iHeartMedia and Double Asterisk, in association with True Stories. Narrated by a familiar angel, he takes listeners back and forth between the part of the multiverse where the events of Wonderful Life really happened and our own, one where George Bailey was never born! SaveGeorgeBailey.com

  • Join us as we navigate the cinematic multiverse, pondering the great what-ifs in entertainment history. We look at the history of what actually happened, what could have gone differently, and what effect it might have had on the media landscape.

  • A Stars Wars rewatch and discussion podcast from the folks behind the Bad Movies Worse People podcast. Because there are no other Star Wars podcasts out there and you need OUR opinions! We will be watching every live-action Star Wars property in in-universe chronological order while also peppering in discussion episodes about news, behind-the-scenes info, and general Star Wars related chit chat.

    Email us at [email protected]

  • We take a comedic look at movies that some may consider bad (box office bombs, low budgets, poorly written or acted) and, in the end, decide whether or not we'd recommend it. 

  • This feed contains the first 44 episodes of the podcast Rants From the Black Lodge. From episode 45 onward episodes will be exclusive to projectlouder.net starting June 1st, 2021

  • I will start reviewing horror movies new and old and some thriller for daily horror movie reviews. Cover art photo by http://freestocks.org

  • Semi-professional jokesters Colton Drake and Jay Berg critique standup comedy specials by WAY more successful comics. Coming at to you live from Jay’s mom’s basement. Segments include: ”What’s for Dinner, Mom?”; ”Why I’m a Better Comic than _____”; ”Fashionisto”; and, ”This Week in Plumbing”.