
A Call the Midwife recap podcast from Jan Moffett and Paul Moffett
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | After ShowsTV ReviewsTV & Film | |||

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I really enjoy the recaps, discussions and extra background information given in each episode. Call the Midwife is one of my favourite shows and I appreciate that you both love the characters as much as I do. I hope you will come back to continue on with more new episodes soon.
Jan and Paul create a community for CTMW lovers for which I’m deeply grateful. Their research, preparation, knowledge of literature and history, their humor and humility and endearing love of this show, its characters and all that it encompasses (as well as some funny honest reviews of when the show falls a little short or a little silly - which I still love) are a balm for the heart, mind and soul! Please more episodes as soon as you can!
Happy 2026!
The recaps and discussion of each episode is so well done. There is nothing I don’t love as I rewatch the show. I’ve missed so much that the hosts point out.
I started a Midwife rewatch recently and found this podcast. It’s so thoughtful and thought provoking! It’s making my rewatch so much more enjoyable.
This podcast is wonderful. The conversation, the information, and the hosts voices are all a delight to listen to.
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A thorough recap and analysis show that breaks each episode down scene-by-scene while weaving in medical, religious, and historical context. The hosts bring research, thoughtful commentary, and occasional guest insights to illuminate character arcs, social issues, and broader themes, making the discussions informative for fans who want a deeper understanding of the storylines and era. Noteworthy is the balance between reverence for the source material and honest critique, with a strong sense of community among listeners who rewatch along and engage with nuanced topics like healthcare, faith, and family dynamics.
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