
Join Ben Mitchell, Steve Henderson, Laura-Beth Cowley and guests for Skwigly's animation podcasts, where interviews with world famous industry legends and skilled craftspeople go alongside cheery conversations about the world of animation. You can select from our sub-categories: Skwigly Film Club, Intimate Animation, Independent Animation and the main Skwigly Animation Podcast.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 297 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

Skwigly presents Animation One-To-Ones featuring Ben Mitchell in conversation with Sarah Cox as part of our ongoing coverage dedicated to the Bristol animation scene in association with Bristol Animation Meetup (BAM). Previously co-owner and director... more
Presenting episode 121 of the Skwigly Animation Podcast! In this episode we welcome the team from the upcoming animated series 'Ghostbusters: Night Shift' - Ben Hibon, Elliott Kalan, Jason Reitman, Gil Kenan and Amie Karp. Also discussed: CAF highlig... more
Presenting episode 120 of the Skwigly Animation Podcast! In this episode we welcome Ugo Bienvenu, who joins the podcast to discuss his film 'Arco', out this month in UK cinemas. Also discussed: The increasing sneakiness of AI creators passing their c... more
Skwigly is delighted to present a Podcast Special from Edinburgh and the MOVE Summit 2026. Live from MOVE Summit 2026, Skwigly Editor Steve Henderson is joined by filmmakers whose works screened in competition at the event, including Chloe Hebert (As... more
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As a filmmaker working on my first film. I find this podcast very informative while being entertaining. I hope to be a guest on the show one day.
As a filmmaker working on my first film. I find this podcast very informative while being entertaining. I hope to be a guest on the show one day.
Great banter between two witty co-hosts, keeping listeners informed of the latest developments in worldwide (not just mainstream Hollywood) animated film. Providing near-constant, on-the-ground coverage of many of the biggest European animation festivals, they consistently manage to score interviews with established industry giants (Glen Keane, Bill Plympton, Joanna Quinn, etc.) as well as up-and-coming indie talent. In addition, listeners are treated to their day-to-day adventures, and mishaps,... more
2015 Update: I attended my first Skwigly live event which screened films, had a Q&A with Ainslie Henderson and also had beer and snacks available too, great to network with many like minded people and make new friends.
The podcast's have gone from strength to strength with even more brilliant interviews with directors of blockbuster animated feature films now (alongside your favourite indie short creators) and behind the scenes and upcoming production discussions.
Interviewees are always more ... more
This is an amazing podcast!! Steve Henderson and Ben Mitchell are two well informed animators as well as interviewers. I love what they have to say because it is not just about British animation or the animation that they are producing. They are very knowledgable about animation, animation tecniques, and have a great chemistry with their interviewees. They can banter with eachother and head off on tangents but it is never a dull moment with these two. I just wish it was a weekly podcast as ... more
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The show centers on animation industry trends, interviews with directors, producers, and creatives, and lively host banter that blends technical insight with accessible storytelling. Episodes frequently cover festival reportage, production workflows, and the evolving role of technology (including AI) in animation, along with deep dives into legacy franchises, independent projects, and global perspectives from practitioners. A standout feature is the range of high-profile guests—from showrunners and directors to charity advocates and emerging talents—paired with hands-on craft discussions and festival-oriented content, making it valuable for professionals seeking actionable insights and listeners who enjoy industry storytelling with a friend... more
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Recent guests on Animation Podcasts include:
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