TV & Film – United States – New 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.

  • Welcome to the Storyolysis podcast! We discuss incredible stories from anime, to TV shows, to movies!

  • Join Heather and Giovanna as they dive into the magical world, exploring characters, theories, cannons, and more.

  • Dive into the vibrant world of pop culture with "The Rant Podcast," where movies, TV, and games aren't just reviewedโ€”they're dissected and debated. Join Zach, Amanda, Richard, and Chris, four filmmakers turned friends, as they bring their behind-the-scenes knowledge to the forefront of every discussion. From the latest blockbusters and indie darlings to timeless classics and the digital frontier of gaming, no stone in the entertainment landscape is left unturned. If you're looking for deep dives, witty critiques, and a fresh perspective on your favorite media, you've found your crew. Welcome to your new favorite conversation on everything entertainment.

  • Extreme Evocast! An all-purpose Pokemon themed podcast that tackles everything Pokemon! News, updates, facts, and all kinds of topics addressed. Love Pokemon? Consider tuning in! Bi-weekly, every first and third Wednesday of the month.

  • Have you watched the Academy Awards and thought… ‘What were they thinking?’ Have you ever wondered, how is it that so many of the awards for Best Picture go to one movie when there’s a much better movie staring them in the face? Or, why have so many actors not won Oscars for their best roles? Or, why is it that so many movies that everyone loves and made a ton of money at the box office get no Oscar love while little-seen movies rake in the nominations and awards? If so, then this is the podcast for you. Co-hosted by legendary comedian, pop-culture icon and writer of over 25 Oscar telecasts, Mr. Bruce Vilanch, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at the nominating process, how and why some winners may have been chosen as well as tons of incredible, never-before-told, backstage stories about the world’s biggest stars on Hollywood’s biggest night. Joining Bruce is screenwriter, producer podcaster, and film nerd, Adam “Tex” Davis, writer of the very non-Oscar nominated movie Just Friends (starring Ryan Reynolds). Together, Bruce and “Tex” break down every Oscar ceremony, year-by-year, award-by-award, to reveal what the Academy got right, what it got wrong, the flubs, snubs and oversights. In the end, they’ll answer the question every movie-loving, Academy Awards watcher always asks – The Oscars: What Were They Thinking?



    Did you know that two of the Top 100 American Films of All-Time came out the same year but weren’t even nominated for an Academy Award? Or that the film often cited as the ‘Greatest Film of All Time’ didn’t win the Oscar in its year? Or that Cuba Gooding Jr. has the same number of acting Oscars as Al Pacino?

    Look, stuff happens. But if you’ve ever watched or read about the Academy Awards, you’ve probably been left scratching your head over which movies and performers won – and how many beloved films weren’t even considered.

    Why do so many Best Picture winners become some of the least remembered movies? How is it that legendary directors like Stanley Kubrick never won an Oscar? And why do great actors miss out on their best performances, only to win later for less impressive work?

    Sure, the Oscars aren’t sports – there’s no scoreboard to show the winners. But with so many Academy members voting, you’d think they’d get it right. Spoiler alert: They often don’t.

    On The Oscars: What Were They Thinking?, Bruce Vilanch and Adam “Tex” Davis take a deep dive into Oscar history, looking back at the biggest mistakes, controversies, and snubs. From Shakespeare in Love beating Saving Private Ryan to Dances with Wolves winning over Goodfellas, we’ll examine where the Academy went wrong.

    Along the way, you’ll hear incredible behind-the-scenes stories and never-before-told moments from Hollywood’s biggest night. We’re re-examining each Oscar ceremony, year-by-year, award-by-award, to see what the Academy got right, what they missed, and how we would “fix” the Oscars.

    Whether you’re a dedicated movie buff or just a casual fan, this is the podcast for you. Join us for The Oscars: What Were They Thinking?, where we break down the flubs, snubs, and forgotten gems of Oscar history.

  • Talking with your friends in the school cafeteria is always something to look forward to. Join a group of teens, tweens, and adults as they gather around a virtual lunch table for a weekly discussion. If you like books, TV, movies, and games that skew toward the YA crowd, then this is the show youโ€™ve been waiting for.

  • What makes a hero a hero? Is it a drive to help people in need? Superhuman powers and a cool costume? Winning a reality show? Pouring billions of dollars into a movie franchise? Or is a hero someone who records a podcast about a bunch of bad TV and movies once a week? Yes. That's it.

    Sam, Val, and Gigalithic are three heroes and they're here to protect you from the worst villains imaginable: the aforementioned bad TV and movies. Maybe sometimes they'll watch something good, but it's usually an accident and doesn't make them any less heroic.

  • A Severance (not Twin Peaks) podcast. I have no idea where this will lead us, but I have a definite feeling it will be a place both mysterious and important. Coming soon.

  • Broadwaves is a podcast dedicated to finding great stuff to watch on TV and elsewhere - from the people who brought you “The Signal”.

    We aim to produce one 60-minute episode each month, in which we talk about, recommend, and analyse shows that you might not otherwise have heard of, are fun, and are available to watch (and our definition of “show” is quite broad - we include TV, movies, radio, books, etc.)

  • If you enjoy Tv, Movies, and Anime, this is the place for you. Join my podcast where I will talk about past present, and future episodes all their glory.

  • Welcome to Love is Latino: A Love is Blind Podcast! Hosted by Maritza Lรณpez. Join us as we dive into the latest season of Netflix's Love is Blind Mexico. Let's unpack the drama, romance, and surprises of the number-one-rated show on Netflix. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just tuning in, we've got all the behind-the-scenes chismรฉ you're looking for! So prepare for a vibrant journey through love, heartbreak, and Latino culture! Follow me on Instagram: @maritza.gif + Email me at [email protected]

  • 4 Survivor fans Chase Bridges, PD Bachmann, Jonathan Wright, and Kristin Wright attempt to survive a Survivor draft and breakdown the episode each week

  • Phase Hero is a Film & TV podcast centered around the heroes and worlds which shape our own and the people who bring them to life. Brandon Davis, Jenna Anderson, Aaron Perine, and Jamie Jirak come together with their unique perspectives and passion for superhero culture and beyond with weekly discussions. Each episode will explore the latest titles, characters, and moments from the ever-expanding universes and franchises in superhero films and television.

    Join Brandon, Jenna, Aaron, and Jamie as they embark on this exciting new adventure every Wednesday.

  • Best friends and neighbors, Aubree and Kaala bring you into their favorite regular activity, watching and dissecting all films horrifying and spooky. Studies show since the late 80's, horror films and shows have been more driven by female interest leading to stories that are more complex. These films have become a vessel to deliver deeper narratives spanning from mental health, the missing stair, family trauma, phobias, folklore and cryptids. Join these ghouls for good discussion, laughs and plenty of screams!

  • Falling Skies Cast is the first podcast dedicated to Falling Skies on TNT. Featuring news and information about Falling Skies from Steven Spielberg, DreamWorks TV and TNT. Check out the other podcasts from Jimmy in GA in the iTunes store or at http://www.JimmyinGA.com!

  • Berserker Cast is a podcast about Falling Skies on TNT. We discuss each week’s episode, theorize on what might happen next, and share listener feedback out each episode.


  • Falling Skies Podcast based on the hit TNT TV series produced by Steven Spielberg. Join Hank Davis and Alex Cruz, from TPE Network for the Falling Skies podcast review-recap each week. The Falling Skies podcast, from TPE Network, is committed to doing an in-depth recap for each episode of Falling Skies which includes: discussing theories, fielding listener feedback, talking about ratings, sharing any falling skies news, and everything else related to falling skies. This may not be the first falling skies podcast, but it's the longest running, and most fun podcast of the bunch.

  • Welcome to the From the Spirit World Rewatch, the definitive Avatar: The Last Airbender fans’ rewatch from the biggest Avatar fans you know. We’ll be reflecting on Avatar & Korra all these years later after being huge fans of Avatar while it originally aired.

  • Welcome to Franchise Fanatics, where 2 friends and comedians, Cody and Ryan, take a deep dive into your favorite movie franchises. Each episode focuses on a single film within the franchise, but the hosts discuss it in the broader context of the entire series.

    From Scream to Back to the Future, Cody and Ryan bring their unique perspectives and comedic flair to break down the characters, plots, and direction that make these franchises so beloved. They discuss whether the film helps or hurt the franchise, whether or not the franchise needed the film, and how they rank it in the franchise.

  • Discussing and reviewing Disney movies, TV shows, short films, specials, and more that you can't find on Disney Plus or Hulu