
Female Gaze: The Film Club, the podcast where we discuss films directed by female filmmakers and their cinematic point of view. Hosted by Morgan.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 195 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

On this week's episode of Female Gaze: The Film Club, we continue our Summer of Editors Series as Morgan is joined by filmmaker Libby Ewing to discuss the 1999 film, "Drop Dead Gorgeous," directed by Michael Patrick Jann and edited by Janice Hampton ... more
On this week's episode of Female Gaze: The Film Club, Morgan is joined by critic, composer, filmmaker, and writer Brian Skutle in the continuation of our Summer of Editors Series. The pair discuss the 1990 film, "GoodFellas," directed by Martin Scors... more
On this week's episode, Summer of Editors continues and Morgan is joined by editor and one of the busiest humans in podcasting, Chels Eichholz to discuss the 2016 film "Adult Life Skills" written, directed, and edited by Rachel Tunnard. Chels and Mor... more
For today's special bonus episode, Morgan spoke with filmmaker Philip Byron about his documentary, "Spin Wars" which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. "Spin Wars" explores the history of indoor cycling which evolved into such phenomena as SoulC... more
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An absolute delight to hear women discuss female driven films. They’re so smart and knowledgeable and it’s the perfect blend of humor and insight.
Could not recommend more!
Forever obsessed with Morgan & all her awesome guests!!!
I love the hangout nature, and Chels and Morgan are utterly lovable (and chaotic) hosts, and every guest is amazing! Every new episode is as exciting as the previous one!
Interesring topics, friendly hosts and diverse opinions - what else do you need in a movie podcast? The gals have it all! I found you through The Mixed Reviews and I‘m so glad to add another great podcast to my subscription list. Keep it coming!
Love them, love the show!
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A sharp, film-nerdy conversation focused on cinema directed by women, with a friendly, informal hosting duo guiding interviews and thoughtful banter. Episodes highlight industry craft—from directing and editing to performance and storytelling—often featuring filmmakers, editors, actors, and scholars who discuss process, representation, and the cultural impact of female-led projects. Noteworthy is the blend of festival coverage, in-depth interviews, and accessibility for listeners new to indie and mainstream titles alike, making it appealing for guests and sponsors aiming to reach cinephiles and industry professionals who value perspective and craft.
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Female Gaze: The Film Club launched 6 years ago and published 195 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 Female Gaze: The Film Club include:
1. Philip Byron
2. Mia Vallet
3. Catherine Haight
4. Jyllian Gunther
5. Stephanie Schwam
6. Elisee Junior St Preux
7. Stevenson Jean
8. Sari Arambulo
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