Musical Theater Podcasts

[Johnpod]

Does anyone have suggestions for a good musical theater podcast to listen to! I came across a new one called OffBook Radio. The hosts really work well together! Check it out!
https://itun.es/us/t19mab.c

Would like to hear any other suggestions!

 

 

[Nickhutson]

I will happily suggest MusicalTalk - not that I am biased...  

[Cupid Boy2]

My two favorites are Theater People and Listen with Patty & Emily. I'll definitely be checking out the two you both mentioned, though. 

[RW3]

Theater People, The Ensemblist, and Patty and Emily.

[singer24601]

I just listed to OffBook Radio's podcast (Ep:4-Valentine's Day) and found myself laughing at their entertaining banter and thoughts about musical theater's love songs from the past two decades.  I am new to this forum and appreciate all the information!  Will also check out Musical Talk!  Thanks!

[Sertzo19]

RW3 said: "Theater People, The Ensemblist, and Patty and Emily.

 

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Yes!!! Theater People always has great guests and they have the best stories to tell about shows they were in. Love it!

[sharonmahoney]

Has anyone listened to this podcast yet? I thought this episode about hating musicals was interesting. https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/dischord-figuring-out-music/id1116963380?mt=2&i=369273937

[another sloe eyed vamp]

Not technically podcasts, but two great radio programs about musicals.

Broadway to Main Street:   https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/broadway-to-main-street/id1013282583?mt=2 

On Broadway: http://broadwayradioprograms.com/podcasts.html.

They're both downloadable, with all the past shows online.

[Littleshopofcarrie]

Love Patty & Emily.

[John Adams]

In descending order:
    1.    Theater People - Notice the trend, here? Patrick Hinds is definitely a “fan boy”, and it shows. His enthusiasm is part of why I enjoy his podcasts so much. The other reason I like them is because he prepares well. He also listens well, and in spite of how often he claims to be overly star-struck and nervous, his interviews always flow like friendly party conversation.
    2.    Pop Culture Happy Hour - Not exclusively theater, as they also discuss movies and TV.
    3.    Fresh Air - Most often the topics are political or “newsy”, but if a show or a performer are trending, Terry Gross will probably interview them. Gross is an amazing interviewer. Personally, I think it’s because she’s such a good listener, and is extremely well-prepared.

[show2nz]

I like:

Broadway Stories

Behind the Curtain: Broadway's Living Legends

Off-Book The Theatre Podcast

Broadways's Backbone