Join Jason and Dylan as we cross decades and genres but we never cross streams. Whether it’s sports, movies, or conversations that you didn’t think you needed to hear about this is your chance to listen to Gen Z and Gen X find common ground as they share their unique views. If you like a little stream of consciousness for JV jocks this podcast is for you.

Filmmaker Finn Szumlas watches movies for his loved ones, or with the people in mind who have fostered his growth as an artist and as a human being. The next morning, he gets up early and composes a handwritten, three page letter for these individuals. In the Cinema Love Letters podcast, Szumlas screens both the beloved classics from the canon of film history and more recent discoveries, and brings their sounds and images into contact with the intimate affections and thoughts he has for his friends, family and heroes. https://www.patreon.com/finnszumlas

Watch Goblins is the show where three little goblin friends watch movies with you or for you, the choice is yours!

Two college friends revisit the 1998 TV series Felicity, episode by episode.

Join friends, Jake and Madison, as they discuss films! After every episode there is a film prescription for listeners to watch then come back the next week for the chat! Through rants and banter about many different types of films, Jake and Madison hope to give positive therapy to listeners!

What is a Doomsday movie? Any movie that deals with an apocalyptic, post-apocalyptic, or dystopian scenario. Film critic Ryan Covey and author Amber Covey delve into the world of Doomsday Movies; why we love them, what they have to say, and if they're worth watching again. Join us for Doomsday... at the Movies.

You Already Know, hosted by Saturday Night Live star Kenan Thompson and Tani Marole, is an entertaining weekly multi-format pop culture podcast. As longtime friends and popular culture fanatics, You Already Know’s Kenan Thompson and Tani Marole share their unique takes on the latest & greatest in movies, music, TV, sports, politics and more.

WICT Wisdom, presented by WICT Southern California and hosted by Stephanie Cobian, is an inside conversation with a variety of women leaders who are developing and transforming the media industry.

Distance Makes the HeART Grow Fonder celebrates the unique ways that artists, athletes, creatives, and even the dream teams behind them are keeping their goals and passions alive and well during the quarantine. From Stanley Cup Winners to Academy Award-winning filmmakers to Olympic medalists to the stars of some of your favorite video games, our guests' passions are incredibly diverse and their messages of hope are truly inspiring. . . . . About your host: Maddison Bullock, an actress, producer, and writer. After many years in the world of Women’s Competitive Figure Skating Maddison entered a prosperous career as an actress and professional show figure skater. NBC Olympics featured Maddison's feature film, 'ICE: the Movie,' as one of the must-see figure-skating films. The film has received global recognition both inside and outside of the skating community for its themes of good sportsmanship, family values, and artistic excellence and was ranked among the top 10 skating films of all time by Skating Magazine. Maddison has produced several films since ‘ICE: the Movie’. She can be seen in Netflix season 3 of 13 Reason's Why. Maddison finds time to give back by serving as a young girls' ambassador for the anti-bullying organization, Boo2Bullying in Los Angeles.

Faithspotting is a podcasts dedicated to spotting and sharing issues of life, faith, and theology presented in film, television, and music, then empower listeners to use these stories as tools to strengthen and apply faith in their everyday life.

Join cinephiles Ryan and Joe as they dive into the making and history behind some of cinema's forgotten gems. From Hats Off Entertainment.

Cruising the Movies is a new monthly podcast and screening series at IFC Center in New York from the creators of Ask Any Buddy. In each episode, Elizabeth Purchell and KJ Shepherd take a look at a different film from the fringes of queer cinema history. Through interviews, archival sources, and conversations with filmmakers, critics, and historians, this podcast and screening series will uncover how cinema is inextricable from queer history at large.