
A fun and accessible podcast that explores philosophical ideas and themes in popular films. Come join the conversation at "Philosophy in Film"!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationTV & FilmFilm Reviews | |||

Episode 105 - Back to the Future
Great Scott! This week on Philosophy in Film, the gang travels back in time to 1985 with Robert Zemeckis' beloved sci-fi adventure classic, Back to the Future. When Marty McFly is accidentally sent back to 1955 in a... more
Episode 104: Glory Daze This week on Philosophy in Film, the gang cracks open a time capsule with Glory Daze, the scrappy 1995 Gen-X comedy filled with graduation panic, beer-soaked nostalgia, and an early Ben Affleck appearance before the Hollywood ... more
Episode 103: Stand by Me
This week on Philosophy in Film, the gang sets out down the tracks with Rob Reiner's beloved coming-of-age classic, Stand by Me. Based on Stephen King's novella The Body, the film follows four boys as they leave in search o... more
Episode 102: Slap Shot
With Special Guest: Megan Craig (Associate Professor of Philosophy and Art, Stony Brook University)
The gloves are off this week on Philosophy in Film as the gang faces off with George Roy Hill's bruising classic, Slap Shot... more
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The segments all smack & tie together some of the most introspection I’ve ever heard on fantastic angles of the films.
Dude, i started listening to the Shawshank redemption episode and the hosts get on each one of my last nerves — god, are you 12 yr old boys? The constant interruptions and smug self-indulgent jokes are maybe funny if it’s your first time ever discovering the concept of humor. The hosts talk to hear their unfunny selves speak, like the part where the main dude is saying “I’m not saying freedom is bad” and then the dudes all unfunnily and time-wastingly riff off that for like 5 mins as if they’re ... more
I’ve been searching for over a year for a good philosophy movie podcast after show me the meaning shut up shop. I’ve binged through nearly 20 this week including the alien saga. Highly recommend!
I thoroughly enjoy this show. Fun banter between the hosts and a thoughtful analysis of the film’s discussed. I highly recommend.
I give it 5 squirts.
There’s 0 1 stars for a reason (that’s binary for “hi”), but yeah they teach u git so be ready to think but also grab a beer
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A thoughtful discussion-driven show that analyzes philosophy in popular cinema with a light, banter-rich style. Across episodes, a core trio unpacks themes from coming-of-age and horror to time-travel and political thrillers, pairing philosophical concepts with film craft, production trivia, and cultural impact. The format blends rigorous ideas with approachable conversation, often featuring guests and diverse perspectives, making it appealing to listeners who want accessible philosophy wrapped in film analysis and lively host banter. Notably, production trivia, meta-commentary on storytelling, and a willingness to tackle provocative topics set this program apart for audiences seeking both intellect and entertainment.
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