Spoil Me
Natasha KingstonNatasha Winters, creator of the UNspoiled! Podcast Network, covers a variety of different books, TV shows, and movies on a commission basis. Listeners each sponsor an episode of something they want her to discover or discuss! Find out how YOU can sponsor an episode here! www.unspoiledpodcast.com/shop
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1004 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Leisure | |||
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- Chaotic
I love unspoiled network but this feed is just messy. I can’t find anything and there’s so much to sift through. It would be great if it was organized into seasons or something for each of the different shows/books being covered, but as it is it’s impossible to find anything.
Apple Podcasts1Beegurl16
United States2 years ago - thanks a bunch
started one piece a couple months ago and listened to your recaps from the beginning.. now i’m all caught up to where you are!! thanks for all you do!
Apple Podcasts5Two C’sUnited States2 years ago - Fun Perspective!
I sometimes forget I’m listening to a podcast as I’m constantly talking back or answering questions Natasha asks as if she can hear me, but I’m truly enjoying her thoughtful reviews of some of my favorite shows such as Veronica Mars, Fleabag, and Killing Eve to name a few. (Can’t wait for season 3 of Killing Eve!!) Love hearing your perspective!
Apple Podcasts5maiheart2caliUnited States3 years ago - Fleabag
Maybe now after Fleabag you could go back to Killing Eve!
Apple Podcasts5nucuplmnjuyhUnited States4 years ago - Killing Eve
This is a wonderful podcast, and I’ve listened to them all, including one sponsored by bbc, which was pathetic. I wish you were doing the subsequent seasons of it. I’ll next listen to Rome (a pity you can’t do the whole series), and Deadwood. Great work!
Apple Podcasts5nucuplmnjuyhUnited States4 years ago
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