On The Rails
Pop CultureThe pop culture podcast where guests play a drinking game that no one knows the rules to. Hosted by Scott Thomas. New episodes every week! more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Category | Comedy | ||||
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Order! Order! ON THE RAILS is now in session! Scott is joined by FOR THE PEOPLE star Ben Rappaport to discuss Spring Television 2019. They explore whether the TV bubble’s burst, how Hell’s Kitchen has changed. and why Julia Michaels concerts are some... more
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WHAT’D WE MISS? It’s the return episode of ON THE RAILS, featuring Ten Bones co-founders Pete McGelligot And Claire Gresham! The gang goes in on Fall TV, but not before praising Banksy, exploring what’s wrong with Fortnite, and drinking oh so very mu... more
Guess who's back (back again) -- it's ON THE RAILS, bae-bae! This week: the anticipated and much delayed STATE OF HORROR '18 PT. 2! Nat Cassidy, Eric Gilde, and Sarah League return to discuss where horror is headed years from now...but not before cre... more
U-S-HEY, U-S-HEY -- it's a holiday ON THE RAILS with special guest Shawna Potter of feminist hardcore punk band War On Women! more
Everything is love on this week's ON THE RAILS as we welcome Chrissy Shackelford (HBO's Wyatt Cynac's Problem Areas) and Jessie Jolles (Kohl's "Hauls And Hacks" web series) to the show to talk SUMMER TV! And before going in on their favorite shows, t... more
WE BACK! ON THE RAILS is rolling again with guests Nat Cassidy, Eric Gilde, and Sarah Lahue! This week: they process their HEREDITARY related trauma and cover THE STATE OF HORROR FILMS IN 2018. Along the way, they decide how The Walking Dead should e... more
It's the first VINTAGE EPISODE of ON THE RAILS -- BURN THE YEAR '17 Five months ago, Scott sat down with Clare McNulty and frequent guest Ben Furnas to give a viking funeral to 2017's best and worst. Nothing was spared including Fire and Fury, Google... more
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So much fun, one of the best podcasts ever!
Apple Podcasts5Hanson Falor
United Kingdom6 years ago - More of Patrick
Loved the format and the banter between everyone. Patrick needs to be on every episode.
Apple Podcasts5Celestial Gardener
United States6 years ago - Thoughtful Analysis + Booze = A+
A funny but deeply insightful deep dive into the week’s culture from a diverse array of guests in the entertainment industry and beyond. Feels like getting drinks with friends.
Apple Podcasts5Moo KatUnited States6 years ago
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