Jackie Broyles and Dunlap have been watching Southern movies their whole lives, and now they're watchin' 'em for you, podcast-style. They ain’t film critics— Jackie’s the grizzled old proprietor of Jackie’s Market in Murfreesboro, TN, and Dunlap’s half-high and mostly drunk — but they know art when they see it. If you love truckdrivin’, shinerunnin’, stickhittin’, bareknucklin’, bootleggin’, carchasin’, bridgejumpin’, dirtbikin’, yes-ma’amin’, monkey-havin’, CBin’, beerdrinkin’, Jerry-Reedin’ downhome drive-in southern-fried films, then get your ears on, good buddy. We got a long way to go and an average-podcast-amount-of-time to get there.

Interviews and curious discussions with creative people about the stuff they make and why they make it. "Here I Made This" deconstructs a guest’s creative process and are challenged to dig deep and discuss how they push through their own self-doubt, self-judgment, inner-critic, creative blocks and how they believe their work could connectswith people and contribute to the world, while attempting to find room for daily personal fulfillment and happiness in their life.

OnWriting is podcast from the Writers Guild of America East. In each episode, you’ll hear from the union members who create the film, TV series, podcasts and news stories that define our culture. We’ll discuss everything from inspirations and creative process to what it takes to build a successful career in media and entertainment.

What do teachers do when they are required to take a summer vacation every year?  Most of them are productive.  This married couple watches movies.  Lots and lots of movies.  In this podcast, Ty and Rach make movie lists for each other and force the other to watch their films Clockwork Orange style.  From tear wrenching chick flicks to dripping testosterone blood baths, this is going to be an awesome summer...

Let’s Talk Creative is a podcast by Creatives for Creatives. Each week co-hosts Dani Alexandria, a singer/songwriter and disability advocate, along with Clarence Charron, owner of brand agency Pop of Colour, discuss topics and issues that are relevant to creative people.

Join Josh and Lex as they explore the world of the film and tv shows that were never made. A "what if" series. Everything is hypothetical, but very fun and sometimes serious. From Star Wars to Karate Kid and everything in between!

Cobra Guys is a podcast dedicated to watching and then discussing each episode of the Netflix original series, Cobra Kai. It's hosts Mikey and Jeremy break down the events of each episode with equal parts enthusiasm, expertise and humor.

Matt McCarthy explores the history of Video Stores and talks to current and former video store employees as well as home movie collectors and movie lovers.

Aaron Jones presents a look behind the scenes at Fieldsports Channel - a gentle chat - shooting the breeze with the likes of Andy Crow, Roy Lupton, Paul Childerley, David Wright and Charlie Jacoby.

Hey, boos! We're Callie and Kaitlin. We watch scary movies and podcast about them. Whether you're a blood-and-guts fanatic or a scaredy cat looking for a non-threatening summary of the latest prestige horror flick, we've got you covered with our weekly breakdowns of classic and contemporary spooky cinema.

The Editor's Cut is a monthly Canadian Cinema Editors podcast exploring the art of picture editing in Canada.

Film Stories with Simon Brew is a podcast that looks to dig into the stories behind popular movies. From troubled productions, to rights issues, to difficulties with release to films nearly falling apart, the podcast will be looking at the stories that don't always seem apparent when watching a movie! The podcast is hosted by Simon Brew, the founder of Den Of Geek. You can find Simon at www.twitter.com/simonbrew