List of film and television podcasts

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PodcastYearStarring, Narrator(s), or Host(s)Produced byRef
Black List Table Reads2013–2017 Franklin Leonard AfterBuzz TV [2]
Black Men Can't Jump [In Hollywood] 2015–presentJonathan Braylock, Jerah Milligan, and James IIIForever Dog [3]
Box Angeles2013–presentMike ElderIndependent [4]
Box seatStefan Kuhlmann [5]
The Canon 2014–2018Devin Faraci and Amy Nicholson Earwolf [6]
Cinema Junkie2015–present Beth Accomando KPBS, NPR [7]
CUTSChristian Eichler [8]
DC TV Podcasts2020–presentHosts of other DC podcasts [9]
Drama Queens2021–present Sophia Bush, Hilarie Burton, Bethany Joy Lenz iHeartRadio [10]
Every Horror Movie On Netflix2017–presentChris, Patrick, and SteveIndependent [11]
Feminist Frequency Radio2017–presentKat Spada and Anita Sarkeesian Independent [12]
Film Sack 2009–presentScott Johnson, Brian Ibbott, Randy Jordan, and Brian DunawayFrogpants Network of Podcasts [13]
Film School Rejects2021–presentNeil Miller Anchor [14]
Filmspotting 2005–presentAdam Kempenaar and Josh Larsen Public Radio Exchange [15]
Flix Forum2018–presentJesse D Nugent and Matt JeffriesIndependent [16]
Ghibliotheque2018–presentMichael Leader and Jake Cunningham Acast [17]
Girls on Film2018–presentAnna SmithIndependent [18]
Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcast2008–present Gilbert Gottfried Starburns Audio [19]
Harmontown 2012–2019 Dan Harmon and Jeff Davis Starburns Audio and Feral Audio [20]
How Did This Get Made? 2010–presentPaul Scheer, June Diane Raphael, and Jason Mantzoukas Earwolf [21]
I Saw What You Did2020–presentDanielle Henderson and Millie De Chirico Exactly Right Podcast Network [22]
The Important Cinema Club2015–presentJustin Decloux and Will SloanIndependent [23]
Inside the Exorcist 2017Mark Ramsey Wondery [24]
Inside Jaws 2018Mark Ramsey Wondery [24]
Inside Psycho 2017Mark Ramsey Wondery [24]
Kermode and Mayo's Film Review 2001–2022 Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo BBC Radio 5 Live [25]
Maltin on Movies2014–present Leonard Maltin and Jesse MaltinIndependent [26]
Monkey Tennis 2016–present Alan Partridge POST/POP [27]
Office Ladies 2019–present Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey Earwolf [28]
Pilot TV podcast2018–presentTerri White, James Dyer, and Boyd Hilton Empire [29]
The Plot Thickens2020–present Ben Mankiewicz Turner Classic Movies/Novel [30]
Podcast Like It's 19992017–presentPhil Iscove and Kenny NeibartRebel Talk Network [31]
Pop Culture Happy Hour2020–present Linda Holmes, Glen Weldon, Stephen Thompson, and Aisha Harris NPR [32]
Profiles with Malone & Mantz2014–2017 Alicia Malone and Scott Mantz Popcorn Talk Network [33]
The Projection Booth 2011–PresentMike WhiteIndependent
The Q&A with Jeff Goldsmith2011–presentJeff GoldsmithIndependent [4]
The Rewatchables2021–present Bill Simmons, Van Lathan, Chris Ryan, Sean Fennessey, and Amanda Dobbins The Ringer [34]
Switchblade Sisters2017–2021April Wolf Maximum Fun [35]
Talking Pictures2023–presentBen MankiewiczTurner Classic Movies/Max [36]
TV Avalanche2018 Alan Sepinwall and Brian Grubb Uproxx [37]
Unspooled2018–presentAmy Nicholson and Paul Scheer SiriusXM [38]
Watch What Crappens2018–presentBen Mandelker and Ronnie KaramIndependent [39]
Welcome to Our Show2022–present Zooey Deschanel, Lamorne Morris, Hannah Simone iHeartRadio [40]
You Must Remember This 2014–present Karina Longworth Independent [41]
Let's Make 2022—2023Ryan Beil, Maddy Kelly, and Mark ChavezKelly & Kelly and the CBC

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