Week of 9 March 2026

Top Podcasts of the Week

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#1 Bucky’s Basement Podcast

Searching What? - Fast Pitch Ep 38 - Bucky's Basement Podcast

This week the guys reach into the sack and pull out the title: Searching What? Fifteen minutes. One title. No prep. They’ve got to come up with a movie pitch — complete with cast, tagline, and Movie Marriage, before the clock runs out. Will it go full-blown sci-fi? Absolutely. Will there be a woman with a questionable, sordid past? You better believe it. Will it somehow spiral into a revisionist history of an obscure Roman Polanski film?🤮 …Regrettably, yes.(and F**K that guy) It’s a pressure cooker of imagination and absolute nonsense. Same title. Three completely different movies. Zero dignity. Always unique. Always fresh. In 15 minutes or less. Only on Bucky’s Basement.

Comedybooksget creativemovie pitch40 votes

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#2 Meet Your Double Feature

Ranking Every Movie Ever Made

Thomas and Frank begin a new journey of ranking every single film ever made from best to worst in one comprehensive list. It goes about as well as you'd expect. Seen any good movies lately? Comment to let us know where they'd rank on our list! Meet Your Double Feature is a double-blind movie review podcast hosted by brothers Thomas and Frank. Thomas is an event producer and broadcaster from Chicago. Frank is an independent filmmaker living in Los Angeles. For full episodes, written reviews and more, visit our website at https://www.MeetYourDoubleFeature.com/ For more information on where to watch "Nate and Moriah in Venice" (which Frank co-produced!), visit https://www.sardonicmp.com/

TV & Filmcomedyentertainmentfilm & tv15 votes

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#3 The Wonderkamer

04 - The Other Little House on the Prairie

Tracy dives into the history of sex work in the settlement of the Canadian prairies. Here she talks about how sex workers were foundational to the economic and cultural function of early settlements, with special emphasis on Winnipeg, Saskatoon, and Calgary.

Historycomedyhistorywomen13 votes

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#4 Trailblazers & Titans

The Intersection of Creativity and Leadership in Modern Business

This podcast episode presents a profound dialogue featuring Amy Vaughan, a visionary leader who is actively transforming the realms of creativity and leadership within the digital landscape. At the forefront of our discussion is Amy's commitment to empowering women in the fields of digital and technology through her role as the CEO of Together Digital, a platform that has already made a significant impact by connecting over 500 women. With an illustrious career that includes leading innovative campaigns for global brands, Amy shares her insights on the importance of community building and strategic networking in fostering professional relationships. Furthermore, we delve into her latest ende

Business12 votes

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#5 Behind The Pine Podcast

Season 1 Episode 01 - Kenzie & Patty P

Our much anticipated first full-length podcast with Kenzie & Patty P

Comedycomedytelevision10 votes

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#6 Stretch Your Kitchen

Waste Nothing!

What if the secret to better meals and a smaller grocery bill is already sitting in your kitchen? Erika opens up about the moment a simple basket of eggs changed how she cooks, shops, and saves—turning gratitude into a clear rule that cuts waste and boosts flavor. The theme is practical and inspiring: treat food as a gift, respect its value, and build delicious meals from what you already have.

Artsbudget cookingfood waste tipshome cooking9 votes

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#7 CineNerds Podcast

CineNerds 112 - The Ugly StepSister

👸 Not your typical fairy tale! 🌟 CineNerds dives into The Ugly Stepsister, a dark and quirky take on the Cinderella story! 🎬 Join us as we unpack the magic, drama, and unexpected twists of this hidden gem. Who’s the real beauty? 🎧 #CineNerdsPodcast #TheUglyStepsister #FairyTaleRetelling #HiddenGem #MovieDiscussion #PodcastNewEpisode

TV & Filmhorrormoviesreview7 votes

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#8 The Old SwitchAroo: Gaming Retro with Mike and Jaymo |A Nintendo Switch Online retro gaming podcast

S4E02: Chibi-Robo! -or- What It's Like to be Mr. Butlertron: A Rope of Sand

Lawson from Super Wall Jump is here to create happiness by talking about Chibi-Robo! Plug into Adventure! (GameCube, 2005) as he joins Mike and Jaymo for the first GameCube game of The Old SwitchAroo’s epic quest to research and review every retro game in Nintendo Switch Online’s Nintendo Classics catalog! In this episode, we talk about how Chibi-Robo evolved from a point-and-click game foiling robbers to the platforming chore-completing game that was released, dig into the pop culture references that Chibi-Robo seems to pull in, and Lawson introduces us to everyone’s favorite new “Smash Brothers”-based drinking game, Yoshi Roulette.

Gamesgamingretro6 votes

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#9 The Cancer Pod: Integrative Medicine Talk

The Truth About...Sugar. Does it Feed Cancer?

High blood sugar (glucose) isn’t desirable for a host of reasons, but is “feeding cancer” one of them? The truth is bittersweet and takes a little more clarification than a simple “yes” or “no.” Tina & Leah discuss the origin-story of “sugar feeds cancer” and give you some tips & tricks on how to have your cake and eat it too!

Health & Fitnesscancerwellness4 votes

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#10 '60s '70s '80s - Warm, Candid, Classic, Rock Interviews with Music Legends - A BREATH OF FRESH AIR

The Bee Gees from the Inside: Stephen Gibb Tells

The Bee Gees are one of the most influential and enduring acts in popular music history, a band whose songs have soundtracked generations and transcended genres, eras and trends. Formed by brothers Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb, the group’s journey began long before global fame, rooted in family, harmony and an almost instinctive musical bond.Born on the Isle of Man and raised between England and Australia, the Gibb brothers began performing together as kids. Music wasn’t just an interest — it was the family language. By the late '50s, the brothers were already writing songs, honing their harmonies and learning the discipline of performance. Their early success in Australia laid the grou

Music60s 70s 80s musicbehind the musicclassic hits4 votes

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