Hosted by Geoff Tate, the Saturday Afternoon Movie Club embraces and digs into the best time filler movies from the days of the 80s and 90s (and probably before)
The Saturday Afternoon Movie Club
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Hosted by Geoff Tate, the Saturday Afternoon Movie Club embraces and digs into the best time filler movies from the days of the 80s and 90s (and probably before)
Legacy Talk with Lena Waithe is a love letter to Black storytellers in entertainment. Emmy Award-winning writer, actor, and producer Lena Waithe sits down with trailblazers like Phylicia Rashad, Loretta Devine, Ava DuVernay and more to discuss their creative process, their journey, and how they became the incredible people they are today. Legacy Talk is more than just a series of interviews; it’s a documentation of the stories and experiences of artists who shifted narratives, broken barriers, and inspired a generation.
Legacy Talk with Lena Waithe, from Hillman Grad and Lemonada Media, is available on all platforms. And if you want to see all the magic unfold, catch the full episodes on YouTube.
Mystery to Me is a brand new podcast hosted by Áine Cain and Kevin Greenlee. We’re fans of all things mystery. Mystery to Me will feature us riffing on murder mysteries, film noir, cozy detective stories, police procedurals, psychological thrillers, legal dramas, tales of teen sleuths, and more. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. And send your own recommendations on what to watch to mysterytomepodcast@gmail.com. Stay mysterious! Mystery to Me is a production of Mystery Sheet LLC.
STEP BEHIND THE SCENES WITH GENTRY THOMAS, WHERE MUSIC LEGENDS, SPORTS ICONS, COMEDIANS, ACTORS, AND HOLLYWOOD HEAVYWEIGHTS SHARE THE STORIES YOU DON’T ALWAYS HEAR.
With his cool, laid-back interview style, Gentry gets his guests to open up about the defining moments of their lives and career, from their biggest failures and toughest setbacks to the hard work, determination, and unexpected breaks that helped them rise to the top.
These aren’t ordinary celebrity interviews. Each episode goes beyond the headlines to reveal the real people behind the fame, the lessons they learned along the way, and the unforgettable stories that happened when the cameras weren’t rolling.
COME FOR THE FAMOUS NAMES. STAY FOR THE STORIES. GO BACKSTAGE WITH GENTRY THOMAS.
Ever watched the Academy Awards and thought, What were they thinking? You’re not alone. Join legendary comedian and writer of over 25 Oscar telecasts, Bruce Vilanch, and screenwriter/film nerd Adam “Tex” Davis (Just Friends) as they dive into Oscar history, unpacking the flubs, snubs, and surprises from Hollywood’s biggest night. From behind-the-scenes stories of A-list stars to insider insights on how the nominations and winners are really chosen, Bruce and Tex break down each Oscar ceremony year by year to reveal what the Academy got right—and what they didn’t. If you’ve ever questioned why your favorite movie or actor got overlooked, this podcast is for you. 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.
Hosted by Pandora Sykes, “Rivals: The Official Podcast” is the official companion to the award‑winning series “Rivals”. Across the season, Pandora is joined by the show’s leading on‑screen talent, including David Tennant, Aidan Turner and Emily Atack and more, alongside the executive producers, writers and directors behind the drama. Together, they offer exclusive behind‑the‑scenes insight into performances, characters and creative choices that bring Rutshire to life. Joined by celebrity guests and “Rivals” superfans, the podcast explores the rivalries, scandals and emotional twists at the heart of the series, celebrating the ambition, glamour and delicious naughtiness of 1980s regional television.
Rivals: The Official Podcast is a Platform Media production for Disney+.
Girls Gone Hallmark is the female friendship podcast for anyone who unironically loves a Hallmark movie. Join Gen X best friends Megan and Wendy for weekly Hallmark movie reviews packed with lighthearted commentary, romantic comedy breakdowns, and the kind of girl talk only true Hallmark fans will appreciate. Whether you’re a lifelong devotee or just Hallmark-curious, this women’s comedy podcast is your cozy corner of the internet. New episodes every week. Girls Gone Hallmark is not affiliated with Hallmark Media.
A Therapeutic Dose – A prescription-strength Reality TV podcast that explores the intersection of TV and therapy, with hosts Ramona Ramirez and Margee Magee.
Baroness Ayesha Hazarika takes fans through the series, offering a deeper look into the show’s creation and the real-life inspirations that shaped the storylines.
Each episode includes insightful conversations with the filmmakers, cast, and real-world government officials and diplomats. Renowned guests include Debora Cahn, the series creator, and cast members such as Keri Russell, Rufus Sewell, and Allison Janney, among many others.
Listen to The Diplomat: The Official Podcast starting October 31, coinciding with the release of The Diplomat Season 2.
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The Diplomat: The Official Podcast is executive produced by Netflix in association with Novel.
Comedian Bobcat Goldthwait and veteran producer Sean McKittrick give their guests the opportunity to dissect mostly unfair critical reviews of their work. Actors, musicians, writers, directors, artists, comedians, and even chefs have the chance to set the record straight when it comes to their most-panned productions. They get the last laugh and the final word on Zero Stars, where artists critically critique their critics.