
Read it and Weep used to be a podcast about books. Now we talk about movies and other pop culture with a confidence level unearned by our actual knowledge.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm ReviewsComedy | |||

Season 8 is starting soon! Shape it by giving us feedback on the Patreon! Hot Frosty 2: Hot Ice. Cool Canadian hockey phenom Shane Hollander and Brusque Russian hockey hot-shot Illya Rosanov are rivals on the skates but, surprise, lovers between the ... more
Like the show? Support the show! Space, the final frontier. But also time, some would say, a more final frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. To go cheat at dom jot and get stabbed in the back. To get robbed by a time traveler w... more
Vote on our next running movie! This is a special one. Not only are we talking running, we're doing it with my friends Dru Johnston (NipGuards episode) and Ben Kegan. Ben made a whole incredible documentary about running. We even have NCAA indoor cha... more
Quick: vote on what we're watching for our Time Travel Star Trek Episode. No longer a tea pot, Angela Lansbury is mystery writer Jessica Fletcher, living in Cabot Cove, Maine, a lovely community except for all the MURDER! We watched: S4 E7- If it's T... more
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Glad to see this podcast is back, Ezra and the rotating guests always give a great review of whatever media they’ve chosen this week.
Ezra is my favorite host
These boyz is funny and weird.
I drifted over to this pod from Space Cats not really knowing what to expect. Wow! This is terrific! The hosts are playing a wacky game based on Six degrees to Kevin Bacon. The movie analysis is coming from 4 folks with pretty different opinions on film, so you always get a few great insights or jokes. The game is perfect for keeping the movie picks interesting, and you can’t help but root for your fave host. This is a blast of a pod.
I found this podcast when they did a crossover with The Flop House. And it’s very much in a similar vein. I then devoured all the back episodes, which are definitely worth listening to, no matter what Alex tells you.
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A lively panel discussion about movies and pop culture, featuring rotating guests who bring humor, personal anecdotes, and thoughtful takes on a wide range of topics from classic TV to contemporary films. Episodes blend nostalgic reflections with fresh commentary, often weaving in behind-the-scenes trivia, performance analysis, and cross-genre recommendations. The show stands out for its warm, big‑group vibe, rapport among regulars, and a penchant for playful game-like segments that keep conversations engaging for listeners who love film, TV, and pop culture deep-dives.
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Read it and Weep launched 17 years ago and published 101 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Read it and Weep include:
1. Stephen T. Carter
2. Ben Kegan
3. Colby Alexander
4. Dru Johnston
5. Todd McClintock
6. Colleen Clancy
7. Caitlin Gill
8. Bri Pruett
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