Podcast Recommendations

I'd recommend 13 Minutes to the Moon, for anyone interested in space travel and the moon landing.

Life and Death with Chris Ryan. Great hearing all the stories from the special forces guys.

Louis Theroux's podcasts on BBC Sounds since covid have been extremely varied in terms of the guest and very entertaining.

Any suggestions from the community for good film podcasts?

Tom said:

Any suggestions from the community for good film podcasts?

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Films to be Buried With - with Brett Goldstein. Different guests each week, typically actors or comedians and they talk through 10 film picks, and more. He is often a bit too agreeable and seems to love every movie mentioned by his guests but it is a really enjoyable listen

The Rewatchables - Film fans round table talks about "the films they can't seem to stop watching"

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Any suggestions from the community for good film podcasts?

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Is Kermode and Mayo too mainstream?

Cherub said:

Is Kermode and Mayo too mainstream?

BBC Radio 5 Live - Kermode and Mayo's Film Review - Downloads

Podcast downloads for Kermode and Mayo's Film Review

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At the moment, it's the only one I listen to bar the odd 'How Did This Get Made' episode.

I listen to the Now Playing Presents podcasts.

Mainly just a bunch of guys dissecting movies, new and old. Some are behind a paywall, most are free.

The Film Stories podcasts are short, fun and interesting as well. Simon Brew just tells the stories of how each movie got to the screen, production stories, etc.

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A few that I listen too:

Filmspotting: the best pure review type one out there in my opinion. Great mix between high brow and accessibility

Unspooled: Quality can vary depending on what film they are discussing, but generally quite good.

Blank Check: Sometimes their humour grates on me, other times I find it hilarious. Often great insight into the behind the scenes production of the films being discussed and despite their "wackiness" they're often very perceptive about what they have to say in their reviews - but they can wear thin occasionally.

This case is truly chilling and surely someone must recognise him?