Here’s our August 2024 Podcast Roundup – what we’ve been listening in the worlds of CultBox.
In no particular order, our picks this month are…
Films To Be Buried With – David Morrissey
Actor David Morrissey, who’s currently starring in the sitcom Daddy Issues, talks to Brett Goldstein about his love of film. It’s an entertaining chat which takes us into his childhood, memories of his late father, and more.
Brydon & Doon Mackichan
Rob Brydon’s illuminating chat with Doon takes is through her career from early work with the On The Hour team alongside Steve Coogan, to being part of Smack The Pony and right up to her role in Two Doors Down. Plus, there’s talk about her book ‘My Lady Parts: A Life Fighting Stereotypes.’
The Official Doctor Who Podcast – Live at SDCC
Hosted by Krystina Arielle, this raucous special episode in front of a live audience took place at this year’s San Diego Comic Con. Stars Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson, with showrunner Russell T Davies, chat through the episodes of Season 1 and take audience questions.
RTD also reveals how Loki director Kate Herron came to write for the show.
Newscast Interview: Actor and RADA President David Harewood
Away from the daily headlines, presenter Adam Fleming enjoys an extended conversation with David Harewood. They discuss his role as RADA President, including the advice he received from his predecessor Kenneth Branagh.
He also talks about working with James Graham, on stage and in Sherwood, his documentaries and more.
Film Stories
The Film Stories podcast returned from its summer break with a doozy, the tale behind the ill-fated adaptation of The Avengers (1998). Plus, the rather more successful comedy Step Brothers.
Also this month, there’s a cracking ‘In Conversation with’ interview, with Deadpool & Wolverine star Rob Delaney. It’s a great, free-ranging chat with the star about his new film, wider career and “how the sausage is made”, Catastrophe and touches on memories of his late son.
So, happy listening… and do let us know if you have any recommendations too.