
A monthly show that reviews one film director per episode with the occasional bonus episode. Episodes 123-172 were hosted by Brad & Al. As of 2022, new episodes will be hosted by Jim and/or Bill. The spin-off show, B-Side Me, is also here (for now) which is all about music/bands!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 362 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmVisual ArtsArts | |||

Good evening. Welcome back to Dial P for Podcast, Patrick Ripoll's year-long chronological voyage through the films of Alfred Hitchcock. Every month Patrick will be watching four Hitchcock features and talking about them here, from The Pleasure Garde... more
Good evening. Welcome back to Dial P for Podcast, Patrick Ripoll's year-long chronological voyage through the films of Alfred Hitchcock. Every month Patrick will be watching four Hitchcock features and talking about them here, from The Pleasure Garde... more
NOTE: After this episode, B-Side Me will be getting its own separate feed as a standalone show! If you enjoy the first five episodes, you'll have to subscribe to the new link which I will share soon!
In addition to the monthly movie talk regarding d... more
Where to begin discussing a filmmaker like Jodorowsky? Obviously I had heard of him and had seen the documentary, Jodorowsky's Dune, but it was until last year that I sat down to watch The Holy Mountain, knowing I was going to do this episode a few m... more
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Thank you Jim for all of this content that has enhanced my life for years now. As a fellow member of the Dead Dad Club your views in particular on that subject are very comforting. I’ll get back to work and shut up now… Thank you.
Very well recommended! I like movie podcasts with lengthy episodes when they are entertaining and have something to say. I usually agree with Jim's takes on films. The normal format of focusing on a director is also insightful.
I’ve been listening since the original Jim and Patrick run and they’re still two of my favorite film critics. I’ve been turned onto countless incredible films and directors because of this entertaining podcast. It’s gone through lots of changes over the years but I still really look forward to new episodes, especially the ambitious ongoing “year in review” retrospectives.
The lengthy episodes look intimidating with their running time but sometimes they’re even better than the regular director-centric ones. Kind of a must-listen for movie nerds that isn’t as obnoxious as other shows tend to get. The host Jim seems sincere in his love of film and that goes a long way. I am glad I just subscribed to this show even if some of the early episodes are completely different in format and style.
This show is wonderful. Not sure why people complain about it being “too long.” It’s very easy to hit fast forward through something you’re not clicking with, but honestly, I’ve never felt the need to do that on my long commutes. I love the old hosts and the newer ones though the pairing of Jim and Patrick lead to a lot more laughs and personal stories. Each host is clearly passionate about film, acting, writing. I’ve personally learned a lot from this podcast. Haters should just move on without... more
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A monthly roundtable-style show that deeply investigates one film director per episode through long-form conversations with critics, guests, and occasional co-hosts. Episodes cover a director's body of work, historical context, and evolving receptions, often weaving personal anecdotes, industry trivia, and thoughtful comparisons across films and eras. The format is renowned for thorough research, spirited debate, and a love of cinema that appeals to cinephiles who enjoy wandering through a director's chronology rather than quick reviews. A related music-focused spin-off and a history of guest appearances contribute to a broader culture around film and criticism, with a reputation for passionate, not-oversimplified exploration that can rewar... more
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