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Um podcast em português só sobre séries de TV. Séries que estão na mídia, séries que acabaram e muito bom humor.

Box de Séries, segunda temporada

Sit back, relax and listen to us talk about all things nerdy.

The Nerd Side

Todo ano tem eu tentando algo novo, e pra 2020 eu fiz o 'Consultor BBB', meu quadro DIÁRIO inspirado no "Paulo André" (consultor especial para assuntos de Big Brother no programa da Sônia Abrão) pra falar do Big Brother Brasil 20, que promete ser histórico, tem participantes famosos e muito mais.

Consultor BBB - Tudo sobre o BBB 20, todo dia

Joe and Nicola talk a bit about film and a lot about life.

Filmcouch

Somos Temporada de Premios, canal de Spotify para cinéfilos. Seguimos la carrera al Oscar.

TEMPORADA DE PREMIOS

We're back and we're better than ever. The Saved By the Bell podcast you've been missing, needing or wanting is here and back! Stoned and drunk.

Bayside High and Drunk

O Cinusp em Casa é um bate-papo descontraído sobre cinema com a equipe do Cinusp, o cinema universitário da USP. Confira nossas mostras e atividades em usp.br/cinusp.

Cinusp em Casa

Woodcock TV

Bienvenidos a CineDiario, podcast de cine en el que hablaremos de películas viejas y no tan viejas, de manera informal, para crear debate sobre un medio que tanto nos gusta y compartir nuestras opiniones.

Apoyanos en Patreon!
patreon.com/cinediario
Nos puedes encontrar en:
Instagram: @cinediario.podcast
Facebook: CineDiario Podcast
Twitter: @CinediarioP
Telegram: https://t.me/cinediario

Bienvenidos a CineDiario, podcast de cine en el que hablaremos de películas viejas y no tan viejas, de manera informal, para crear debate sobre un medio que tanto nos gusta y compartir nuestras opiniones. Apoyanos en Patreon! patreon.com/cinediario Nos puedes encontrar en: Instagram: @cinediario.podcast Facebook: CineDiario Podcast Twitter: @CinediarioP Telegram: https://t.me/cinediario

CineDiario

Girls From The Dwarf (Red Dwarf)

Bem vindo ao Observatório Geek

Com objetivo de trazer um bate papo natural entre amigos. Marçal, Kamikaze e Thales trazem semanalmente podcasts com críticas sobre filmes e séries. Além de discutirem teorias e polêmicas que cercam a cultura pop.

Bem vindo ao Observatório Geek Com objetivo de trazer um bate papo natural entre amigos. Marçal, Kamikaze e Thales trazem semanalmente podcasts com críticas sobre filmes e séries. Além de discutirem teorias e polêmicas que cercam a cultura pop.

Observatório Geek

Papa deux fois, gribouilleur et podcaster

La jasette du Barbu

ஆயுத எழுத்து "Three dudes speaking about cinema and more " Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aaytha.ezhu... E-Mail: aaythae@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/AaythaE

ஆயுத எழுத்து "Three dudes speaking about cinema and more " Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aaytha.ezhu... E-Mail: aaythae@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/AaythaE

Aaytha Ezhuthu The Podcast

Join Wes, Andy and Hank as they journey through all things Fandom. Hosted by: Wes Arscott, Andrew Dawe &amp; Hank Solo. Email: fandompower3@gmail.com

Join Wes, Andy and Hank as they journey through all things Fandom. Hosted by: Wes Arscott, Andrew Dawe & Hank Solo. Email: fandompower3@gmail.com

Fandom Power

Analizamos un episodio de 31 Minutos en cada podcast. Curiosidades, Referencias, Música, palabras desconocidas y más. Presentado por Xavier Ocasion y Federico Pachón.

El treinta y un minuto' Podcast

Kids' telly is jam-packed with some of the brightest ideas in the business. But how does it actually make its way onto our screens? Join Billie Collins as she deep-dives into the weird and wonderful world of children's television - and meets some of the grown-ups who make it happen. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Kids' telly is jam-packed with some of the brightest ideas in the business. But how does it actually make its way onto our screens? Join Billie Collins as she deep-dives into the weird and wonderful world of children's television - and meets some of the grown-ups who make it happen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kids' telly is jam-packed with some of the brightest ideas in the business. But how does it actually make its way onto our screens? Join Billie Collins as she deep-dives into the weird and wonderful world of children's television - and meets some of the grown-ups who make it happen. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Even Baddies Wear Helmets

Kalder alle superfans og sofakartofler! I denne podcast går serieeksperterne Frederik og Kasper bagom DR's tv-programmer og giver dig al den bonusinformation, du ikke vidste, du havde brug for. De taler med deltagerne fra programmet, vender de vildeste begivenheder og udfolder tematikkerne, så du ikke behøver at gå sulten i seng.
Værter: Kasper Lundberg og Frederik Dirks Gottlieb.
Produceret for DR af Firkantede øjne.

Kalder alle superfans og sofakartofler! I denne podcast går serieeksperterne Frederik og Kasper bagom DR's tv-programmer og giver dig al den bonusinformation, du ikke vidste, du havde brug for. De taler med deltagerne fra programmet, vender de vildeste begivenheder og udfolder tematikkerne, så du ikke behøver at gå sulten i seng. Værter: Kasper Lundberg og Frederik Dirks Gottlieb. Produceret for DR af Firkantede øjne.

Superfan

<div>A Brand new podcast where we discuss and create a Movie of your life. Speaking to different guests each week and having a bit of a laugh too </div>

A Brand new podcast where we discuss and create a Movie of your life. Speaking to different guests each week and having a bit of a laugh too

You Name It

Welcome to is that Canon a podcast on all things from the comic book tv and film universe, where we discuss all the latest tv program's and films and then compare them to the comic canon. We Bring our own Fan theories every week and but a twist of Irish banter. So give us a listen and enjoy.

Is That Canon?

Stories of life-changing events experienced by real people… except every guest is made up and played by Michael Spicer, The Room Next Door Man.

Michael Spicer's It Happened To Me

RANTS WITH AN 18 YEAR OLD

Mais um Podcast que fala sobre tudo de forma descontraída, sempre um tema novo que já foi falado em outro lugar

Ouça Outro Podcast

We’re breaking down every moment from the villa on Mi Casa, Su Casa Podcast with Michaela Hayes. From chaotic drama and shock dumpings, to that recoupling everyone’s talking about!&nbsp;We’ll obsess over all goss you might’ve missed on screen.&nbsp;We’re spilling the tea, chatting rumours &amp; keeping a close eye on our Spin presenter on the inside, Jack Keating.

We’re breaking down every moment from the villa on Mi Casa, Su Casa Podcast with Michaela Hayes. From chaotic drama and shock dumpings, to that recoupling everyone’s talking about!  We’ll obsess over all goss you might’ve missed on screen.  We’re spilling the tea, chatting rumours & keeping a close eye on our Spin presenter on the inside, Jack Keating.

Mi Casa Su Casa - a Love Island podcast

歡迎收聽淇婷日常的Podcast Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me">Firstory Hosting</a>

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淇婷日常

An oral history of one of the most interesting studio films of recent years, this is an in-depth and inside look at Ang Lee's action-thriller starring Will Smith. It's also a valiant attempt by co-hosts Adam Solomons and Azeem Rajulawalla to save Gemini Man from the dustbin of Hollywood history.

The Gemini Man Dialogues

Film podcast based in Brighton, UK. <a href="https://cineclub.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">cineclub.substack.com</a>

Film podcast based in Brighton, UK. cineclub.substack.com

Film podcast based in Brighton, UK. <a href="https://cineclub.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">cineclub.substack.com</a>

Cinéclub Podcast

From Football Glory to Iconic Film Roles: The Legendary Career of Carl Weathers Long before he portrayed some of cinema's most memorable characters, Carl Weathers established himself as a standout athlete. Born in 1948 in New Orleans, Carl took an early interest in sports. At high school in San Diego, he excelled across multiple sports, earning varsity letters in football, track and field and baseball. His imposing 6’2” athletic frame and competitive nature made him a star linebacker. When Carl led his team to a football championship in his senior year, he was flooded with university scholarship offers. Carl chose to play for San Diego State University. As starting linebacker, he helped take SDSU’s Aztecs to new heights. Over his college career from 1966-1969, Carl earned Defensive Player of the Year honors and boasted 342 career tackles—still ranked in the school's Top 10 today. The San Diego Rockets even selected Carl in the 7th round of the 1970 NBA draft as a forward. But Carl’s true talents lay on the football gridiron. In 1970, Carl was drafted by the Oakland Raiders. Alternating between linebacker and defensive end positions over seven NFL seasons, Carl contributed to the Raiders’ ferocious defensive line that powered consecutive Super Bowl victories in 1977 and 1981. Knee and shoulder injuries ultimately forced Carl into early retirement in 1978, finishing with eight career interceptions and two defensive touchdowns. Yearning for new challenges post-NFL, Carl turned to acting. He debuted in a small role as an Oakland Raiders player in the TV movie “Brian’s Song”, foreshadowing Carl’s talent for portraying larger-than-life athletic characters. Filmmaker Mark Robson recognized Carl’s potential and cast him in “Force 10 from Navarone” in 1978 opposite Robert Shaw and Harrison Ford. Though Carl had no formal acting training, Ford mentored him on skills like fight choreography. Carl soon gained a reputation for seriously committing to action movie roles. Carl’s breakthrough role came shortly after when he landed the iconic part of heavyweight boxing legend Apollo Creed in the original “Rocky” film in 1976. Carl’s natural athleticism and imposing presence made him perfectly suited as Rocky Balboa’s trash-talking rival. Delivering famous lines like “There ain't gonna be no rematch” with charismatic bravado, Carl stole scenes and brought dramatic heft against Sylvester Stallone. The role earned Carl widespread acclaim and cemented his status as a formidable screen presence. Reprising fan favorite Apollo Creed in three “Rocky” sequels, Carl expanded beyond villains to showcase his versatility. In 1982’s “Rocky III”, Apollo becomes Rocky’s trainer and mentoring figure in classic montage-training sequences. When Apollo later dies tragically in 1985’s “Rocky IV” during an exhibition fight with Russian boxer Ivan Drago, Carl compels with emotional depth as the mortally wounded champ. Through the Rocky series, Carl imbued all facets of Apollo Creed with magnetic charisma that enshrined the character as an all-time cinematic great. Between Rocky films, Weathers took on roles across action, drama and comedy genres. Memorably playing Dillon, the hard-edged squad leader battling Predators alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger in “Predator”. Portraying heavyweight boxing champ George Foreman in “The Buster Douglas Story”. Appearing in TV sitcoms “In the House” and “Arliss” displaying comedic timing. Ever expanding his talents, Carl commanded respect through diverse characters unified by his imposing physical presence and charm. By the 1990s, Carl was a household name appearing in blockbuster films “Action Jackson” alongside Sharon Stone and “Hurricane Smith” with Kevin Costner. Carl also returned to his sports roots portraying legendary football coach and commentator John Madden in 2000’s “The Replacements” starring Keanu Reeves and Gene Hackman. Approachable despite his fame, Carl became a fixture as himself in commercials for companies like Bud Light and Toyota - often joking about his tough guy roles. As Carl entered his 60s, his physique and athleticism still rivaled actors half his age. He embraced roles poking fun at his own larger-than-life image like in comedies “The Comebacks” playing overly intense Coach Lambeau alongside David Koechner and “Sandy Wexler” opposite Adam Sandler as a caricatured version of himself. Game for self-parody while remaining convincing in dramatic parts, Carl proved a versatile talent. In recent years, Carl’s prolific career came full circle when he was cast to portray Apollo Creed’s boxing trainer Tony “Little Duke” Evers in the new “Creed” films starring Michael B. Jordan. Reprising his Rocky character’s son over 30 years later, Carl anchored Creed’s corner with curmudgeonly wit training the young fighter. Off-screen, 71-year-old Carl also personally coached Jordan for the films’ intense boxing scenes, having maintained rigorous fitness himself. Their heartfelt on-screen bond reflected Carl’s real mentorship helping launch Jordan’s own breakout star success. Today at age 75, Carl Weathers’ enduring big screen presence is busier than ever. Starring in comedies like “Operation Ragnarok”, action thrillers such as “Shadow Force” and returning for “Creed III” in 2023, Carl entertains new generations of fans while cementing his cinematic legacy. His portrayal of Greef Carga in Disney’s popular Star Wars series “The Mandalorian” has introduced Carl to whole new audiences. Few artists in film history have commanded both dramatic gravitas and light-hearted charisma through such memorable roles as Carl Weathers. From his early football fame to becoming one of Hollywood’s most celebrated character actors, Carl has always infused unique magnetism into every part. Both aspirational yet relatable, Carl’s continued success reveals that audiences never tire of cheering on an underdog who battles the odds. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

From Football Glory to Iconic Film Roles: The Legendary Career of Carl Weathers Long before he portrayed some of cinema's most memorable characters, Carl Weathers established himself as a standout athlete. Born in 1948 in New Orleans, Carl took an early interest in sports. At high school in San Diego, he excelled across multiple sports, earning varsity letters in football, track and field and baseball. His imposing 6’2” athletic frame and competitive nature made him a star linebacker. When Carl led his team to a football championship in his senior year, he was flooded with university scholarship offers. Carl chose to play for San Diego State University. As starting linebacker, he helped take SDSU’s Aztecs to new heights. Over his college career from 1966-1969, Carl earned Defensive Player of the Year honors and boasted 342 career tackles—still ranked in the school's Top 10 today. The San Diego Rockets even selected Carl in the 7th round of the 1970 NBA draft as a forward. But Carl’s true talents lay on the football gridiron. In 1970, Carl was drafted by the Oakland Raiders. Alternating between linebacker and defensive end positions over seven NFL seasons, Carl contributed to the Raiders’ ferocious defensive line that powered consecutive Super Bowl victories in 1977 and 1981. Knee and shoulder injuries ultimately forced Carl into early retirement in 1978, finishing with eight career interceptions and two defensive touchdowns. Yearning for new challenges post-NFL, Carl turned to acting. He debuted in a small role as an Oakland Raiders player in the TV movie “Brian’s Song”, foreshadowing Carl’s talent for portraying larger-than-life athletic characters. Filmmaker Mark Robson recognized Carl’s potential and cast him in “Force 10 from Navarone” in 1978 opposite Robert Shaw and Harrison Ford. Though Carl had no formal acting training, Ford mentored him on skills like fight choreography. Carl soon gained a reputation for seriously committing to action movie roles. Carl’s breakthrough role came shortly after when he landed the iconic part of heavyweight boxing legend Apollo Creed in the original “Rocky” film in 1976. Carl’s natural athleticism and imposing presence made him perfectly suited as Rocky Balboa’s trash-talking rival. Delivering famous lines like “There ain't gonna be no rematch” with charismatic bravado, Carl stole scenes and brought dramatic heft against Sylvester Stallone. The role earned Carl widespread acclaim and cemented his status as a formidable screen presence. Reprising fan favorite Apollo Creed in three “Rocky” sequels, Carl expanded beyond villains to showcase his versatility. In 1982’s “Rocky III”, Apollo becomes Rocky’s trainer and mentoring figure in classic montage-training sequences. When Apollo later dies tragically in 1985’s “Rocky IV” during an exhibition fight with Russian boxer Ivan Drago, Carl compels with emotional depth as the mortally wounded champ. Through the Rocky series, Carl imbued all facets of Apollo Creed with magnetic charisma that enshrined the character as an all-time cinematic great. Between Rocky films, Weathers took on roles across action, drama and comedy genres. Memorably playing Dillon, the hard-edged squad leader battling Predators alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger in “Predator”. Portraying heavyweight boxing champ George Foreman in “The Buster Douglas Story”. Appearing in TV sitcoms “In the House” and “Arliss” displaying comedic timing. Ever expanding his talents, Carl commanded respect through diverse characters unified by his imposing physical presence and charm. By the 1990s, Carl was a household name appearing in blockbuster films “Action Jackson” alongside Sharon Stone and “Hurricane Smith” with Kevin Costner. Carl also returned to his sports roots portraying legendary football coach and commentator John Madden in 2000’s “The Replacements” starring Keanu Reeves and Gene Hackman. Approachable despite his fame, Carl became a fixture as himself in commercials for companies like Bud Light and Toyota - often joking about his tough guy roles. As Carl entered his 60s, his physique and athleticism still rivaled actors half his age. He embraced roles poking fun at his own larger-than-life image like in comedies “The Comebacks” playing overly intense Coach Lambeau alongside David Koechner and “Sandy Wexler” opposite Adam Sandler as a caricatured version of himself. Game for self-parody while remaining convincing in dramatic parts, Carl proved a versatile talent. In recent years, Carl’s prolific career came full circle when he was cast to portray Apollo Creed’s boxing trainer Tony “Little Duke” Evers in the new “Creed” films starring Michael B. Jordan. Reprising his Rocky character’s son over 30 years later, Carl anchored Creed’s corner with curmudgeonly wit training the young fighter. Off-screen, 71-year-old Carl also personally coached Jordan for the films’ intense boxing scenes, having maintained rigorous fitness himself. Their heartfelt on-screen bond reflected Carl’s real mentorship helping launch Jordan’s own breakout star success. Today at age 75, Carl Weathers’ enduring big screen presence is busier than ever. Starring in comedies like “Operation Ragnarok”, action thrillers such as “Shadow Force” and returning for “Creed III” in 2023, Carl entertains new generations of fans while cementing his cinematic legacy. His portrayal of Greef Carga in Disney’s popular Star Wars series “The Mandalorian” has introduced Carl to whole new audiences. Few artists in film history have commanded both dramatic gravitas and light-hearted charisma through such memorable roles as Carl Weathers. From his early football fame to becoming one of Hollywood’s most celebrated character actors, Carl has always infused unique magnetism into every part. Both aspirational yet relatable, Carl’s continued success reveals that audiences never tire of cheering on an underdog who battles the odds. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

From Football Glory to Iconic Film Roles: The Legendary Career of Carl Weathers Long before he portrayed some of cinema's most memorable characters, Carl Weathers established himself as a standout athlete. Born in 1948 in New Orleans, Carl took an early interest in sports. At high school in San Diego, he excelled across multiple sports, earning varsity letters in football, track and field and baseball. His imposing 6’2” athletic frame and competitive nature made him a star linebacker. When Carl led his team to a football championship in his senior year, he was flooded with university scholarship offers. Carl chose to play for San Diego State University. As starting linebacker, he helped take SDSU’s Aztecs to new heights. Over his college career from 1966-1969, Carl earned Defensive Player of the Year honors and boasted 342 career tackles—still ranked in the school's Top 10 today. The San Diego Rockets even selected Carl in the 7th round of the 1970 NBA draft as a forward. But Carl’s true talents lay on the football gridiron. In 1970, Carl was drafted by the Oakland Raiders. Alternating between linebacker and defensive end positions over seven NFL seasons, Carl contributed to the Raiders’ ferocious defensive line that powered consecutive Super Bowl victories in 1977 and 1981. Knee and shoulder injuries ultimately forced Carl into early retirement in 1978, finishing with eight career interceptions and two defensive touchdowns. Yearning for new challenges post-NFL, Carl turned to acting. He debuted in a small role as an Oakland Raiders player in the TV movie “Brian’s Song”, foreshadowing Carl’s talent for portraying larger-than-life athletic characters. Filmmaker Mark Robson recognized Carl’s potential and cast him in “Force 10 from Navarone” in 1978 opposite Robert Shaw and Harrison Ford. Though Carl had no formal acting training, Ford mentored him on skills like fight choreography. Carl soon gained a reputation for seriously committing to action movie roles. Carl’s breakthrough role came shortly after when he landed the iconic part of heavyweight boxing legend Apollo Creed in the original “Rocky” film in 1976. Carl’s natural athleticism and imposing presence made him perfectly suited as Rocky Balboa’s trash-talking rival. Delivering famous lines like “There ain't gonna be no rematch” with charismatic bravado, Carl stole scenes and brought dramatic heft against Sylvester Stallone. The role earned Carl widespread acclaim and cemented his status as a formidable screen presence. Reprising fan favorite Apollo Creed in three “Rocky” sequels, Carl expanded beyond villains to showcase his versatility. In 1982’s “Rocky III”, Apollo becomes Rocky’s trainer and mentoring figure in classic montage-training sequences. When Apollo later dies tragically in 1985’s “Rocky IV” during an exhibition fight with Russian boxer Ivan Drago, Carl compels with emotional depth as the mortally wounded champ. Through the Rocky series, Carl imbued all facets of Apollo Creed with magnetic charisma that enshrined the character as an all-time cinematic great. Between Rocky films, Weathers took on roles across action, drama and comedy genres. Memorably playing Dillon, the hard-edged squad leader battling Predators alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger in “Predator”. Portraying heavyweight boxing champ George Foreman in “The Buster Douglas Story”. Appearing in TV sitcoms “In the House” and “Arliss” displaying comedic timing. Ever expanding his talents, Carl commanded respect through diverse characters unified by his imposing physical presence and charm. By the 1990s, Carl was a household name appearing in blockbuster films “Action Jackson” alongside Sharon Stone and “Hurricane Smith” with Kevin Costner. Carl also returned to his sports roots portraying legendary football coach and commentator John Madden in 2000’s “The Replacements” starring Keanu Reeves and Gene Hackman. Approachable despite his fame, Carl became a fixture as himself in commercials for companies like Bud Light and Toyota - often joking about his tough guy roles. As Carl entered his 60s, his physique and athleticism still rivaled actors half his age. He embraced roles poking fun at his own larger-than-life image like in comedies “The Comebacks” playing overly intense Coach Lambeau alongside David Koechner and “Sandy Wexler” opposite Adam Sandler as a caricatured version of himself. Game for self-parody while remaining convincing in dramatic parts, Carl proved a versatile talent. In recent years, Carl’s prolific career came full circle when he was cast to portray Apollo Creed’s boxing trainer Tony “Little Duke” Evers in the new “Creed” films starring Michael B. Jordan. Reprising his Rocky character’s son over 30 years later, Carl anchored Creed’s corner with curmudgeonly wit training the young fighter. Off-screen, 71-year-old Carl also personally coached Jordan for the films’ intense boxing scenes, having maintained rigorous fitness himself. Their heartfelt on-screen bond reflected Carl’s real mentorship helping launch Jordan’s own breakout star success. Today at age 75, Carl Weathers’ enduring big screen presence is busier than ever. Starring in comedies like “Operation Ragnarok”, action thrillers such as “Shadow Force” and returning for “Creed III” in 2023, Carl entertains new generations of fans while cementing his cinematic legacy. His portrayal of Greef Carga in Disney’s popular Star Wars series “The Mandalorian” has introduced Carl to whole new audiences. Few artists in film history have commanded both dramatic gravitas and light-hearted charisma through such memorable roles as Carl Weathers. From his early football fame to becoming one of Hollywood’s most celebrated character actors, Carl has always infused unique magnetism into every part. Both aspirational yet relatable, Carl’s continued success reveals that audiences never tire of cheering on an underdog who battles the odds. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

Carl Weathers - Audio Biography

Film critic Molly Kim recommends you two Korean films every week. She tells a brief story of the film with witty commentary and talks about the stars in it.

Writer: Molly Kim
Producer: Goh Min-suk
Edit producer: Cha Jun-mee

Film critic Molly Kim recommends you two Korean films every week. She tells a brief story of the film with witty commentary and talks about the stars in it. Writer: Molly Kim Producer: Goh Min-suk Edit producer: Cha Jun-mee

Korean Film Review

Delivered daily - Dragnet was created and produced by Jack Webb, who starred as stoic Sergeant Joe Friday in the American radio series. Dragnet is perhaps the most famous and influential police procedural drama in media history. Find all of our OTR radio stations and podcasts @ <a href="https://theaterofthemind-otr.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">theaterofthemind-otr.com</a> | <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/user/jared-day--17799016" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Spreaker</a> | <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dragnet-old-time-radio/id1764870182" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Apple</a> | <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@theater-of-the-mind-OTR/podcasts" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">YouTube</a> | <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/5HmQyeu0rKJu5lpVN4InUN" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Spotify</a> | <a href="https://www.iheart.com/podcast/53-dragnet-old-time-radio-208687735/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">iHeart</a>

Delivered daily - Dragnet was created and produced by Jack Webb, who starred as stoic Sergeant Joe Friday in the American radio series. Dragnet is perhaps the most famous and influential police procedural drama in media history. Find all of our OTR radio stations and podcasts @ theaterofthemind-otr.com | Spreaker | Apple | YouTube | Spotify | iHeart

Delivered daily - Dragnet was created and produced by Jack Webb, who starred as stoic Sergeant Joe Friday in the American radio series. Dragnet is perhaps the most famous and influential police procedural drama in media history. Find all of our OTR radio stations and podcasts @ <a href="https://theaterofthemind-otr.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">theaterofthemind-otr.com</a> | <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/user/jared-day--17799016" rel="noopener noreferrer">Spreaker</a> | <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dragnet-old-time-radio/id1764870182" rel="noopener noreferrer">Apple</a> | <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@theater-of-the-mind-OTR/podcasts" rel="noopener noreferrer">YouTube</a> | <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/5HmQyeu0rKJu5lpVN4InUN" rel="noopener noreferrer">Spotify</a> | <a href="https://www.iheart.com/podcast/53-dragnet-old-time-radio-208687735/" rel="noopener noreferrer">iHeart</a>

Dragnet - Old Time Radio

A podcast where two Americans discuss all things Coronation Street. You'll find weekly recaps, character studies, and interviews with soap cast and crew!

Stateside Street Podcast

4 Grown men complaining about the world of professional wrestling.

4 Grown men complaining about the world of professional wrestling.

Cheap Pop Wrestling Podcast

Un programa para explorar y debatir la cultura mediática en un mundo donde el acceso al contenido nunca ha sido tan amplio. Conducido por los profesores e investigadores del Departamento de Español de la Universidad del Norte Alana Farrah Roa y Andrés Forero, el programa busca abrir conversaciones sobre lo que vemos, leemos y escuchamos, más allá del consumo inmediato, para entender su impacto artístico, social y cultural. Aquí combinamos análisis, recomendaciones y charlas con expertos y aficionados, para pensar juntos en la calidad, el valor y el significado de las producciones mediáticas que nos rodean. Un punto de encuentro entre estudiantes, profesores y creadores, un espacio donde la cultura se vive en comunidad.    Sintoniza el programa los jueves a las 7:30 a.m., con repetición los martes a las 9:00 p.m., por los 103.1 de Uninorte FM Estéreo.

Un programa para explorar y debatir la cultura mediática en un mundo donde el acceso al contenido nunca ha sido tan amplio. Conducido por los profesores e investigadores del Departamento de Español de la Universidad del Norte Alana Farrah Roa y Andrés Forero, el programa busca abrir conversaciones sobre lo que vemos, leemos y escuchamos, más allá del consumo inmediato, para entender su impacto artístico, social y cultural. Aquí combinamos análisis, recomendaciones y charlas con expertos y aficionados, para pensar juntos en la calidad, el valor y el significado de las producciones mediáticas que nos rodean. Un punto de encuentro entre estudiantes, profesores y creadores, un espacio donde la cultura se vive en comunidad. Sintoniza el programa los jueves a las 7:30 a.m., con repetición los martes a las 9:00 p.m., por los 103.1 de Uninorte FM Estéreo.

Un programa para explorar y debatir la cultura mediática en un mundo donde el acceso al contenido nunca ha sido tan amplio. Conducido por los profesores e investigadores del Departamento de Español de la Universidad del Norte Alana Farrah Roa y Andrés Forero, el programa busca abrir conversaciones sobre lo que vemos, leemos y escuchamos, más allá del consumo inmediato, para entender su impacto artístico, social y cultural. Aquí combinamos análisis, recomendaciones y charlas con expertos y aficionados, para pensar juntos en la calidad, el valor y el significado de las producciones mediáticas que nos rodean. Un punto de encuentro entre estudiantes, profesores y creadores, un espacio donde la cultura se vive en comunidad.&nbsp; &nbsp; Sintoniza el programa los jueves a las 7:30 a.m., con repetición los martes a las 9:00 p.m., por los 103.1 de Uninorte FM Estéreo.&nbsp;

Apocalípticos Integrados Podcast

Space... the final frontier...

Nope! Turns out, for Amaya, that "Star Trek: The Original Series" was the final frontier.

Thankfully, her father, Mat, is here to change that. Over the next few millennia, Amaya and Mat are going to watch - and podcast their thoughts on - every single episode of Star Trek after TOS, starting with "Star Trek: The Next Generation".

Will she find a new love in Data? Can he endure Wesley one more time? And wait...where's Spock?...

Space... the final frontier... Nope! Turns out, for Amaya, that "Star Trek: The Original Series" was the final frontier. Thankfully, her father, Mat, is here to change that. Over the next few millennia, Amaya and Mat are going to watch - and podcast their thoughts on - every single episode of Star Trek after TOS, starting with "Star Trek: The Next Generation". Will she find a new love in Data? Can he endure Wesley one more time? And wait...where's Spock?...

Wait... Where's Spock?

Uncategorized – The Fandom Correspondents

Two Disney Adults cover all things Walt Disney Animation, Pixar, Star Wars, Marvel and all things animation. From reviews to debates to deep dives, The Disney Desk is on the case!

The Disney Desk Podcast

Welcome to The Viewing Room on the Dufferin Avenue Media Network! Join Adam and Ethan as they analyze your favourite (and not so favourite) movies! They dive deep into the good, the bad, the great, and what makes it so! Check back every Tuesday for new episodes!

Welcome to The Viewing Room on the Dufferin Avenue Media Network!Join Adam and Ethan as they analyze your favourite (and not so favourite) movies! They dive deep into the good, the bad, the great, and what makes it so!Check back every Tuesday for new episodes!