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The official podcast of prolific cult filmmaker David DeCoteau.

Rapid Heart Radio

Three middleaged nerds talking about movies. In German.

Movie Watchdogs (Video)

Your Transformer Needs presents reviews of every Transformers Armada episode.

Transformers Armada Episode Reviews

Talks with Thought and Industry Leaders in Banking, Fintech, Leadership Development, Talent Management, Talent Acquisition and HR.

FGD Media: talks@GS Executive

Are you as sick of Remakes, Sequels and Prequels as we are? Then this is the Podcast for you. The guys in Coming This Summer attempt to come up with original movie ideas with the hope they will one day get made.

Coming This Summer

Warning: Two friends Ashley and Tiffany who don't care what people think, and are willing to make complete fools of themselves decided to make a podcast about the show where 4 guys compete to embarrass each other! Follow us on twitter @ijfanpodcast

Impractical Jokers: The Fan Podcast!

Three men boldly debate and critique all things scifi, pop culture, superheroes and their deeper meaning to the human race. This weekly podcast full of wise cracks, reaches outrageous conclusions, haphazardly tosses holy hand grenades of speculation, incoherently discusses all manner of movies and TV. They are not just men. They are THE MARVELOUS ONES.

NTN » Marvelous Ones

Zach D, Zack B, and Payton G, sit down to solve the most important controversies of our time in an all out battle of hot takes!

Feud Fight

Watching the The Big Lebowski once a month with diffrent people to see how many takes I can get on the film

Yeah, Well, That's Just Like, Your Opinion Man: A Monthly Lebowski

Ever recorded a conversation down the pub or in a bar?We have done just that! Welcome to Drinking with Fear.3 friends in the UK sitting around a table telling stories whilst drinking.Sit back and enjoy, laugh along, get in contact and enjoy.

Drinking with Fear

Als Film- und Serienliebhaber mit einer eher zynisch-kritischen Betrachtungsweise berede ich, Erik, in diesem Podcast mit meinen Freund*Innen Filme, Serien und Animes! Wir sprechen darüber, was diese versuchen auszusagen, was sie bei uns hervorriefen und reißen einige sehr, sehr schlechte und flache Witze.

AirCast

Two reel men kick back and review various movies

Reel Men Watch Movies

We talk Movies, Music, and Sports. This is The Millennial Report. Hosted by Jordan Kessler and Christian Dimitriades: a pair of entertainment industry millennials. Look for a new episode every Wednesday! Follow us on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/millennialreport/">@MillennialReport</a> to submit questions and stalk us.

We talk Movies, Music, and Sports. This is The Millennial Report. Hosted by Jordan Kessler and Christian Dimitriades: a pair of entertainment industry millennials. Look for a new episode every Wednesday! Follow us on Instagram @MillennialReport to submit questions and stalk us.

We talk Movies, Music, and Sports. This is The Millennial Report. Hosted by Jordan Kessler and Christian Dimitriades: a pair of entertainment industry millennials. Look for a new episode every Wednesday! Follow us on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/millennialreport/" rel="noopener noreferrer">@MillennialReport</a> to submit questions and stalk us.

The Millennial Report

From Zissou’s phone for E Society. We Talk Tv, movies, comics, collecting, sports, and everything entertainment.

E Society Anchor Zissou Edition

Bigger Pictures is the film podcast about putting Big Pictures into the Big Picture.

Bigger Pictures

Cinema Divina

Have you ever sat there wishing you could listen to two gay guys discuss & dissect every episode of Veronica Mars, aka one of the best shows to ever exist? Well then this is the place to be! Join bff's Joe & Travis every week as they deep dive into the episodes with laughter, anger, rants, and just the right amount of passion. They may not agree on everything, but one thing they do is that our lives would be so much worse without Veronica Mars. Spoilers for Seasons 1-3, NO Spoilers for Season 4.

Have you ever sat there wishing you could listen to two gay guys discuss &amp; dissect every episode of Veronica Mars, aka one of the best shows to ever exist? Well then this is the place to be! Join bff's Joe &amp; Travis every week as they deep dive into the episodes with laughter, anger, rants, and just the right amount of passion. They may not agree on everything, but one thing they do is that our lives would be so much worse without Veronica Mars. Spoilers for Seasons 1-3, NO Spoilers for Season 4.

You're A Podcast Veronica Mars

I'll See Myself Out

Dan, Norm, Ryan and Terry discuss movies with maximum prejudice... Or maybe not... Honestly, they spend a lot of time off the rails in a no-holds-barred kind of way. You can expect foul language, spoilers, more foul language, hilarity and a bit more foul language.

Shut Your Mouth

We discuss episodes of the newest shows as they're released. We're currently talking about Falcon and the Winter Soldier. You can expect foul language and spoilers.

Hold My Beer

We pick a movie and discuss how they would remake it. Also foul language and spoilers. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/north-brothers-podcasts/support

I'll See Myself Out Dan, Norm, Ryan and Terry discuss movies with maximum prejudice... Or maybe not... Honestly, they spend a lot of time off the rails in a no-holds-barred kind of way. You can expect foul language, spoilers, more foul language, hilarity and a bit more foul language. Shut Your Mouth We discuss episodes of the newest shows as they're released. We're currently talking about Falcon and the Winter Soldier. You can expect foul language and spoilers. Hold My Beer We pick a movie and discuss how they would remake it. Also foul language and spoilers. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/north-brothers-podcasts/support

North Brothers Podcasts

„Spitz auf Knopf – das Interview, wenn das Flutlicht aus ist“ – der Interview-Podcast. „Spitz auf Knopf“ ist eine alte Redensart und heißt so viel wie: einen ungewissen Ausgang haben. Und genau das ist das Motto des Podcasts von Stadionsprecher Carsten Kulawik. In diesem Format spricht er jeden zweiten Donnerstag mit den verschiedensten Gästen – oft aus der Sport- und Medienbranche, aber nicht immer. Co-Autorin der Interviews ist Gina Nießer, die sich außerdem um alles kümmert, was online rund um den Podcast passiert. Bei „Spitz auf Knopf“ geht es um das Leben abseits des Scheinwerfer- und Flutlichts – und trotzdem oder gerade deswegen entsteht ein menschliches Gespräch auf Augenhöhe. Mit neuen und bisher unbekannten Einblicken und erfrischend ehrlichen Statements der Protagonist*innen. Viel Spaß beim Hören!

Spitz auf Knopf

Hosted by award-winning journalist Justin Hubbard, Culture Hubb features discussions on various topics throughout sports, music, television, movies and more!

Culture Hubb

Sebuah Podcast yang membahas film dari berbagai perspektif

LonelyFilms

Bilenlerin, konuşanların, humusa inananların, turşu olmadan yemek yiyemeyenlerin, izleyenlerin,dinleyenlerin, farkı fark edenlerin tercihi.

Bilenlerin Tercihi

Welcome to What I Learned When I Got Lost on The Internet. It’s the podcast which brings you the feeling of getting sucked down the internet rabbit hole. You know that feeling you get when you click on one link after another and before you know it, you’ve got so many tabs open that Google Chrome has stopped counting because you went past 99, and you have no idea why you’re suddenly signing up for a free trial of Antarctica’s Anglers Anonymous online magazine just so you can read that random hot take on the European Union’s new fisheries policy post Brexit. And most crucially, the sun is setting, and have no idea what you wanted to search for online in the first place. Was is it a stuffed Baby Yoda for a comfort animal or a 48 bundle pack of toilet paper, also I suppose, for comfort.

Some explanation for how the podcast will be doing this. Every day, Wikipedia has a daily featured article, which is basically a page that the online encyclopedia’s editors feel represent the best it has to offer. They’re usually well sourced, written, and adhere to the guidelines on accuracy, neutrality, completeness, and style. What they’re saying is if, to pick a random example, you copy and paste the featured article on say Wage reform in the Soviet Union, 1956–1962, for your economics or history lesson, your lecturer or professor will know that it’s too perfect to be your own work, and you will get done for plagiarism.

WILWIGLITI — the second W is silent — will connect one daily featured article to the next day’s using a web app called Six Degrees of Wikipedia, created and maintained by Jacob Wenger, a veritable computer whiz. You can try it yourself, go to http://sixdegreesofwikipedia.com and put in two different Wikipedia entries, and click Go! Jacob’s wonderful programme shows you all the ways that those two topics are connected. I’ll give you two examples. On the 31st of March 2020, the featured article was the 1958 US-UK Mutual Defense Agreement and on April the 1st, it was an article on the German battleship, the Tirpitz. Six Degrees can connect both articles in 173 different paths and with just three degrees of separation.

The podcast will focus on one of those pathways, telling you about the individual stops on the path in an informative, and hopefully entertaining manner. So in the example I’ve just given, The MDA was signed between the UK and the US, which had its roots in agreements both countries signed during World World 2. Prior to the war, Germany and Britain were signed up to the the Anglo German naval agreement, which Hitler withdrew from and launched his massive battleship, the Tirpitz.

The next day, the podcast will connect Tirpitz, from the previous day, to Hathor, from the 2nd of April, live, die, repeat. While Wikipedia will be the basis of the connections, the facts referred to and proffered during this glorious podcast would’ve been checked and sourced by our backroom research staff of one. Alles kla? Tout est claire? Does that make sense?

I’ll try not to make them long, no more than five minutes perhaps. I don’t want them taking up too much of your day. Because, you know, this isn’t War and Peace on Radio 4 (https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2014/dec/31/war-and-peace-radio-4-adaptation-leo-tolstoy) , you also have that Joe Rogan back catalogue to get through, and your six month stack of the Economist is just begging to be unwrapped.

And that ladies, gentlemen, and all in between is the sum total of What I Learned When I Got Lost ithe Internet. Welcome.

Welcome to What I Learned When I Got Lost on The Internet. It’s the podcast which brings you the feeling of getting sucked down the internet rabbit hole. You know that feeling you get when you click on one link after another and before you know it, you’ve got so many tabs open that Google Chrome has stopped counting because you went past 99, and you have no idea why you’re suddenly signing up for a free trial of Antarctica’s Anglers Anonymous online magazine just so you can read that random hot take on the European Union’s new fisheries policy post Brexit. And most crucially, the sun is setting, and have no idea what you wanted to search for online in the first place. Was is it a stuffed Baby Yoda for a comfort animal or a 48 bundle pack of toilet paper, also I suppose, for comfort. Some explanation for how the podcast will be doing this. Every day, Wikipedia has a daily featured article, which is basically a page that the online encyclopedia’s editors feel represent the best it has to offer. They’re usually well sourced, written, and adhere to the guidelines on accuracy, neutrality, completeness, and style. What they’re saying is if, to pick a random example, you copy and paste the featured article on say Wage reform in the Soviet Union, 1956–1962, for your economics or history lesson, your lecturer or professor will know that it’s too perfect to be your own work, and you will get done for plagiarism. WILWIGLITI — the second W is silent — will connect one daily featured article to the next day’s using a web app called Six Degrees of Wikipedia, created and maintained by Jacob Wenger, a veritable computer whiz. You can try it yourself, go to http://sixdegreesofwikipedia.com and put in two different Wikipedia entries, and click Go! Jacob’s wonderful programme shows you all the ways that those two topics are connected. I’ll give you two examples. On the 31st of March 2020, the featured article was the 1958 US-UK Mutual Defense Agreement and on April the 1st, it was an article on the German battleship, the Tirpitz. Six Degrees can connect both articles in 173 different paths and with just three degrees of separation. The podcast will focus on one of those pathways, telling you about the individual stops on the path in an informative, and hopefully entertaining manner. So in the example I’ve just given, The MDA was signed between the UK and the US, which had its roots in agreements both countries signed during World World 2. Prior to the war, Germany and Britain were signed up to the the Anglo German naval agreement, which Hitler withdrew from and launched his massive battleship, the Tirpitz. The next day, the podcast will connect Tirpitz, from the previous day, to Hathor, from the 2nd of April, live, die, repeat. While Wikipedia will be the basis of the connections, the facts referred to and proffered during this glorious podcast would’ve been checked and sourced by our backroom research staff of one. Alles kla? Tout est claire? Does that make sense? I’ll try not to make them long, no more than five minutes perhaps. I don’t want them taking up too much of your day. Because, you know, this isn’t War and Peace on Radio 4 (https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2014/dec/31/war-and-peace-radio-4-adaptation-leo-tolstoy) , you also have that Joe Rogan back catalogue to get through, and your six month stack of the Economist is just begging to be unwrapped. And that ladies, gentlemen, and all in between is the sum total of What I Learned When I Got Lost ithe Internet. Welcome.

Welcome to What I Learned When I Got Lost on The Internet. It’s the podcast which brings you the feeling of getting sucked down the internet rabbit hole. You know that feeling you get when you click on one link after another and before you know it, you’ve got so many tabs open that Google Chrome has stopped counting because you went past 99, and you have no idea why you’re suddenly signing up for a free trial of Antarctica’s Anglers Anonymous online magazine just so you can read that random hot take on the European Union’s new fisheries policy post Brexit. And most crucially, the sun is setting, and have no idea what you wanted to search for online in the first place. Was is it a stuffed Baby Yoda for a comfort animal or a 48 bundle pack of toilet paper, also I suppose, for comfort.

Some explanation for how the podcast will be doing this. Every day, Wikipedia has a daily featured article, which is basically a page that the online encyclopedia’s editors feel represent the best it has to offer. They’re usually well sourced, written, and adhere to the guidelines on accuracy, neutrality, completeness, and style. What they’re saying is if, to pick a random example, you copy and paste the featured article on say Wage reform in the Soviet Union, 1956–1962, for your economics or history lesson, your lecturer or professor will know that it’s too perfect to be your own work, and you will get done for plagiarism.

WILWIGLITI — the second W is silent — will connect one daily featured article to the next day’s using a web app called Six Degrees of Wikipedia, created and maintained by Jacob Wenger, a veritable computer whiz. You can try it yourself, go to http://sixdegreesofwikipedia.com and put in two different Wikipedia entries, and click Go! Jacob’s wonderful programme shows you all the ways that those two topics are connected. I’ll give you two examples. On the 31st of March 2020, the featured article was the 1958 US-UK Mutual Defense Agreement and on April the 1st, it was an article on the German battleship, the Tirpitz. Six Degrees can connect both articles in 173 different paths and with just three degrees of separation.

The podcast will focus on one of those pathways, telling you about the individual stops on the path in an informative, and hopefully entertaining manner. So in the example I’ve just given, The MDA was signed between the UK and the US, which had its roots in agreements both countries signed during World World 2. Prior to the war, Germany and Britain were signed up to the the Anglo German naval agreement, which Hitler withdrew from and launched his massive battleship, the Tirpitz.

The next day, the podcast will connect Tirpitz, from the previous day, to Hathor, from the 2nd of April, live, die, repeat. While Wikipedia will be the basis of the connections, the facts referred to and proffered during this glorious podcast would’ve been checked and sourced by our backroom research staff of one. Alles kla? Tout est claire? Does that make sense?

I’ll try not to make them long, no more than five minutes perhaps. I don’t want them taking up too much of your day. Because, you know, this isn’t War and Peace on Radio 4 (https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2014/dec/31/war-and-peace-radio-4-adaptation-leo-tolstoy) , you also have that Joe Rogan back catalogue to get through, and your six month stack of the Economist is just begging to be unwrapped.

And that ladies, gentlemen, and all in between is the sum total of What I Learned When I Got Lost ithe Internet. Welcome.

What I Learned When I Got Lost In The Internet

A nostalgia themed podcast that discusses entertainment and pop culture from yesteryear

Geekville Radio's Nostalgia Trip

A Podcast made by members of the Northern Appalachian Film Collective about filmmaking. Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/nafco/support" rel="payment">https://anchor.fm/nafco/support</a>

A Podcast made by members of the Northern Appalachian Film Collective about filmmaking. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nafco/support

A Podcast made by members of the Northern Appalachian Film Collective about filmmaking. Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/nafco/support" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://anchor.fm/nafco/support</a>

Working Film Title by NAFCo

Debate Soberano

Recensioni di tanti film tra cui grandi classici, nuove uscite in streaming e on demand; opinioni su serie TV, news sul mondo cinematografico e televisivo, curiosità e approfondimenti e tanto, tanto altro!

L'Angolo Dei Cinefili

Conversations on the aspects, trends, and issues, the highs and lows, the struggles and triumphs—and maybe some insider stories—of Mindanao cinema. We also talk to Mindanao filmmakers and enthusiasts about their works, experiences, and vision. This is a podcast for those who want to hear more about cinema from Mindanao.

Minda Salida

A movie review podcast with father and son
 Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/stephen-rehberg/support" rel="payment">https://anchor.fm/stephen-rehberg/support</a>

A movie review podcast with father and son Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stephen-rehberg/support

A movie review podcast with father and son
 Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/stephen-rehberg/support" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://anchor.fm/stephen-rehberg/support</a>

Coming Soon To A Podcast Near You

Un rato solo compagina entrevistas a profesionales del sector audiovisual con un reality en el que contamos cómo hacemos una película de bajo presupuesto en tiempo real. A este Spin off le llamamos FRACASADOS.

Un Rato Solo · Fracasados

Movie Matchup - The Pretension finds two great films going head-to-head.

Movie Matchup - The Pretension finds two great films going head-to-head.

Movie Matchup

Harsh Language

Dos personas a las que les encanta exaltarse de ver cine ruso de 1930 con escasos diálogos, grabado en 4:3, grabada en blanco y negro.

Desvelados con Café

《娛樂重擊Punchline》本來就是一個嘗試，試圖跳脫傳統媒體看待娛樂新聞的框架，這一次，我們再嘗試podcast，找出新鮮有趣的切點，邀請創作者、領域專家、產業經營者等來賓，一同來討論台灣影視音產業中的各種趨勢、生態與事件，每集訪談將撰成專訪報導刊於《娛樂重擊》官網。
Facebook、Apple、Spotify、YouTube、Instagram歡迎搜尋👉娛樂重擊Punchline

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《娛樂重擊Punchline》本來就是一個嘗試，試圖跳脫傳統媒體看待娛樂新聞的框架，這一次，我們再嘗試podcast，找出新鮮有趣的切點，邀請創作者、領域專家、產業經營者等來賓，一同來討論台灣影視音產業中的各種趨勢、生態與事件，每集訪談將撰成專訪報導刊於《娛樂重擊》官網。 Facebook、Apple、Spotify、YouTube、Instagram歡迎搜尋👉娛樂重擊Punchline -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

娛樂重擊

The Don&#39;t @ Us Podcast is your break from the outside world and to relax with some regular guys. Your hosting duo, Manji and Shohan, go about each week sharing their thoughts and feelings about the latest film and television news, reviewing them, while also touching on independent creations, both in filmmaking and visual arts. But we’re also here to have a few laughs! Along with them are guests of all kinds, adding to the pot we call a podcast. So fasten your seatbelts and join in with our noise. But just remember, don&#39;t @ us about it!

The Don't @ Us Podcast is your break from the outside world and to relax with some regular guys. Your hosting duo, Manji and Shohan, go about each week sharing their thoughts and feelings about the latest film and television news, reviewing them, while also touching on independent creations, both in filmmaking and visual arts. But we’re also here to have a few laughs! Along with them are guests of all kinds, adding to the pot we call a podcast. So fasten your seatbelts and join in with our noise. But just remember, don't @ us about it!

The Don't @ Us Podcast is your break from the outside world and to relax with some regular guys. Your hosting duo, Manji and Shohan, go about each week sharing their thoughts and feelings about the latest film and television news, reviewing them, while also touching on independent creations, both in filmmaking and visual arts. But we’re also here to have a few laughs! Along with them are guests of all kinds, adding to the pot we call a podcast. So fasten your seatbelts and join in with our noise. But just remember, don't @ us about it!

Don’t @ Us

A voyage of discovery and rediscovery through classic Doctor Who. Wrenna and Felicia compare notes from respective first-time and long-standing perspectives, finding new angles on old stories. Episodes on the 1st and 15th of each month.

Relative Digressions

Josh and Gabby want to talk about your favorite show... the problem is, they haven't seen it. Josh and Gabby are an engaged couple living outside of Washington D.C. Together they watch trash television and fully ignore shows that are highly rated and widely watched. That ends now. Together they're watching and reacting to your favorite shows.  Grab a drink and join us.

Josh and Gabby want to talk about your favorite show... the problem is, they haven't seen it. Josh and Gabby are an engaged couple living outside of Washington D.C. Together they watch trash television and fully ignore shows that are highly rated and widely watched. That ends now. Together they're watching and reacting to your favorite shows. Grab a drink and join us.

Sorry, I Haven't Seen It

Join two guys (who were more than likely picked last for dodgeball) in an open conversation about films, television, and other media in the comic book multiverse.

Geeks, Opinionated Podcast

Podcast sur l'actualité ciné et série tv

Rubrik Ciné

A Podcast to make you think and see through another's reality.
Here to give you my unique perspective and piss some people off along the way 😁
Current Issues, Politics, Food, Travel, Giving the voiceless a voice

A Podcast to make you think and see through another's reality. Here to give you my unique perspective and piss some people off along the way 😁 Current Issues, Politics, Food, Travel, Giving the voiceless a voice

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