The Betoota Advocate presents a chat show about the films you love. Join the movie maestro Alexei Toliopoulos in ‘The Last Video Store’ - located in the outback town of Betoota. Its a special hub of culture and memories with every single movie ever made lining its infinite shelves. Alexei talks with a guest about their most cherished cinematic selections, before he sends them of with a bespoke fil... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 270 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmComedy |
Comedian/actor/writer/director/close personal friend Nina Oyama steps into Betoota Video. Fresh off AACTA nominations for her enthusiastic performance of Abby in Deadloch and Taskmaster Australia, Nina is about to embark on her Comedy Festival tour o... more
A true Renaissance man whose multifaceted career continues to surprise us all. Tony Armstrong kicked things off in AFL playing for the Sydney Swans, then he won 2 Logies back-to-back as a presenter on ABC News Breakfast and now he’s in Betoota for hi... more
The passionate journalist and Betoota local Clancy Overell welcomes Alexei to the desert town he now calls home. Stopping by to pick up a rental combo and settle some overdue late fees from a bygone era. more
With perhaps more films in Betoota Video than any other performer (all located behind the beaded curtain), who better to stop by the Last Video Store than the legendary adult film superstar Angela White. The AVN Hall of Famer was the first to win Fem... more
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These boys are really good at talking about movies
their pure enthusiasm, knowledge and alternately hilarious/moving insights to pop culture (esp. films) make this podcast by two talented Aussie creatives and mates just a delight
Love listening to you both! You’re insightful and use the best vocabulary to describe things. I have been black banned by friends for recommendations after your take on Barbie but other than that 10/10!
Love these boys
After being utterly absorbed by their investigative series Finding Drago, Finding Desperado, and Finding Yeezus, I found myself committed to hearing anything these two hosts have to talk about. They are some of the funniest blokes I've ever listened to and thankfully this feed is no exception. Much of their comedy is bestowing ironic prestige on themselves and the movies and filmmakers they discuss, however there is plenty of actual insight in their analyses. Fantastic program, front to back.
Spotify | #9 | Australia/TV & Film |
Apple Podcasts | #30 | Australia/TV & Film |
Apple Podcasts | #55 | South Africa/TV & Film |
Apple Podcasts | #138 | Ukraine/TV & Film |
Apple Podcasts | #213 | Spain/TV & Film |
Apple Podcasts | #238 | New Zealand/TV & Film |
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