A Very Merry Podcast

Join hosts Kira Davis (Just Listen To Yourself) and Amelia Hamilton (Growing Patriots) as they spend the holidays in Christmas movie land. From hot chocolate stands to cookie decorating contests to adorably predictable love stories, the ladies will break down the best and the worst of the Christmas movie universe all season long.

Recap and Gown

The podcast where four old millennials talk about the high school and college movies from back in the day when we were high school and college students to find out what makes the grade and what should’ve been held back.

What is Love Actually?

A podcast trying to understand the classic romcom by taking it apart & putting it back together again. Hosted by Beth Amann & Patrick Flynn.

Gene Picks

This Pinc Media production follows four brothers embarking on a thrilling journey of big budgets and even bigger takes that would make our favorite video store clerk from Seinfeld, the titular “Gene,” proud. Join us as we dive deep and get real with some of our favorite movies.

The Cherokee Word for Movies

A podcast about movies and television. Hosted by 2 ᏣᎳᎩ folks. This podcast is rated R. Parental discretion is advised.

Native Film Talk

Hello! Welcome to Native Film Talk! The purpose of this podcast is to explore Native representation in film from the perspective of a Native, me. Native American representation in film is as old as the film industry itself, so there is a plethora of content available for review. I plan to watch movies, tv shows, and documentaries from the old westerns, i.e. The Searchers, The Outlaw Josey Wales, to more modern box office hits, Wind River, Hostiles, Magnificent Seven. Also I’d like to explore film that are from the Native perspective, i.e. Smoke Signals, Skins, Indian Horse, The Fast Runner. During this journey I will do research and dedicate an episode per film. I hope on this journey to gain a better understanding of what appropriate representation means to me. I realize my palate will change through the course of this podcast and I hope yours does as well!
Overall, the image of the Native American in film has changed in a lot of ways, in others it has not. There have been attempts to mature from the stoic indian, noble savage, and white savior but we also see modern instanaces where those stereotypes continue to be perpetuated. Also there is encouraging signs that we are heading in the right direction, with movies like Indian Horse, that recant accurate experiences of Native people in history. Also tv shows like Molly From Denali that show a positive image of native people on television while being accurate to the tribe being represented in the show. I’m excited for this journey and hopefully will have some great guests join me along the way. Thank you and happy listening!

Killer Casting

Hollywood Casting Director Lisa Zambetti is joined by movie and TV buff Dean Laffan to discuss the shows we all love, which feature killer casting.

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Criticism Is Dead

A weekly podcast about the film, TV, and culture we’re consuming and what it all means (if it means anything at all). Hosted by producer and writer Pelin Keskin-Liu and culture writer and critic Jenny G. Zhang.

We Don’t Wanna Grow Up

We Don’t Wanna Grow Up is an 80s, 90s, and 2000s nostalgia podcast about movies, TV shows, music, toys, and pop culture. We want to take you back to that feeling of strolling down the aisles at Toys R Us, flipping through the J.C. Penney catalog so you can earmark everything you want for Christmas, cozying up in front of the television on a Saturday morning with a big bowl of cereal, or waiting hours for that certain song to play on the radio so you can hit record on your tape player and have the song forever. We want to recapture the feeling of the moment your dELiA*s catalog arrived in the mail, looking at the album art in your new CD and sitting on your inflatable furniture. Remembering all of this has been a comfort and has helped us get through the stress and anxiety that has come along with everything happening in the world lately, and we hope it helps you a little bit, too.

The Rundown

Join Noah Beck and Josh Richards as they breakdown their favorite movies and TV shows.