Love the show. I miss the show. Even Josh who I’ve grown to appreciate. Always an interesting topic to chat about with knowledgeable opinions without holding back.

Just listened to the 500th episode last night and was very surprised/saddened to hear that Radiodrome is ending. I've been listening to the show since 2015. For years I tried getting into other movie discussion shows, but they were either too silly/talking over each other/no clear topic, etc. Then I discover Radiodrome here on iTunes and immediately became a fan. Looking forward to a new episode each week has been part of my routine for the past 5 years. Now that it's over I guess all I can do now is go back and listen to old episodes. But I am looking forward to the forthcoming Retrodrome. Hopefully we won't have to wait too long for it. Thanks to Josh and the guys.

I love this series, I was listening since 2013, glad you guy had a great series, I am happy to hear your movie trivia and funny stories for 7 years. Thank you Everyone,

I feel a little bit sad that it’s over and at the same time probably for the better. If it went to a 1,000 episodes it probably would’ve gotten very dual and boring. Been listening to this since July 2017, which was years ago now. The first time I was introduced to it was through a The Projection Booth episode on SoundCloud discussing the Highlander movies with Josh Hadley as a guest. But actually the first episode was the retrospective of those same ones and immediately got hooked. Having listened to this for over three years now. I’ve just wondered if they were to do more of the Year in Film series going from the rest of the 1990s from 93 to 99 (since it ended at 92), the 2000s and into 2010s. Though I’m already interested in RetroDrome.

As a long-time fan and listener, I can give Radiodrome 5 stars without question. The topics may be niche, but I think this podcast is an excellent entry point into the depths of movies and movie-making. The cast is on-point, and they serve as perfect counter-points to each other. Tune in, cause they do great stuff.

I’ve been listening to Josh and the gang since the start of the podcast. Crazy to think that was almost 10 years ago! I listen to a number of film podcast namely F this movie and Pure Cinema. What Radiodrome brings to the table is entirely unique. First, they rarely talk about modern movies or blockbusters like every other major podcast. Second, they talk about films you likely have never heard of and provide great suggestions. Third, they do the above with lack of pretention and a brutal level of honesty. If you are sick of all the other film podcasts and are looking for something new, I would check it out.

I’ve been a listener for years now and always love to dive into a new episode when it’s posted. My only complaint is the Skype audio quality isn’t always great but when the substance is this good it’s not even that noticeable. Yes Josh is very opinionated but people with strong opinions always make for a fun listen and the show turned me on to all kinds of great films. Definitely worth a listen.

My dad owned a video store for 30 years. These guys are my brothers. I feel like I could shoot the bull with them for days. Nobody talks about all these old movies, Hell most people don’t even know they ever existed. This show rocks.

I had a good run of about five years, but today I had to drop it. With political divisivness ramping up these past few years, this show has shown me glimpses of some questionable opinions concerning "PC culture" and specifically the BLACK LIVES MATTER movement. I'm truly the furthest thing from a "SJW" but listening to some of these tangents is pretty unsettling. If I'm looking for that sort of unsavory content, I'll turn off my movie podcast and venture into the 4chan chatroom.

I have been a subscriber for a long time and listen on and off. While some of the content is good, it’s usually overtaken by grating and obnoxious hot-takery. Most of these guys wouldn’t know a nuanced opinion of it bit them on the rear-end. Everything is either THE BEST thing or THE WORST thing. Also the audio quality is just terrible. However I decided to give the show another shot just in time for the travesty of a show about Black Panther. None of them had seen it but decided to fan the flames of divisive rhetoric on claims of “if you don’t like it you’re racist” while not bothering to address situations such as fake stories about how white people were attacked at screenings and how many of the supposedly black people saying “white people are not allowed to see this” were actually proven to be fake as well. The internet is already a toxic place and these guys are only adding to it. So here’s a tip: actually watch the movie before doing a whole episode on it. Do some research rather than just reporting something you saw in a message board. Try to not have a show of all white guys trying to educate people on racial politics. But hey good news! If you’re an alt-right person, you will find good company here. Personally I have unsubscribed. I will not call them racist, but they are tone-deaf and in serious need of some education.

Although the host Josh can get on your nerves (mostly because his taste is questionable) on occasion, this show is awesome. If you like genre films that usually get ignored/forgotten, this is the show for you. Found it thru goodbadflicks, but even episodes without Cecil are awesome. Probably my favorite podcast currently.

An otherwise fun and engaging podcast about cult movies nearly undone by the hosts' getting basic facts wrong about the films and people they discuss. If they got a few things wrong every now and then, I'd let it slide. But it's multiple things in nearly every episode I've heard. Recommended with reservations.

I have been listening to this dude and co. for 5+ years now & it is still as fresh and running at a brisk pace as ever. There is a plethora of films and tv shows discussed that I had no knowledge of beforehand. Keep 'em coming, Josh!

The best movie discussion podcast of the kind of films the snobs disdain. The three hosts and guest hosts have the and unbearable chemistry. 1st class show

I don't always agree with the viewers but its always great to hear their conversation. A fun podcast that takes a different look at pop culture.

Josh is one passionate fan. He is genuinely enthusiastic about film & media, and isn't afraid to ruffle feathers. Great 'cast.

Um...The host is kinda... Sorta... a pretty big... piece of... Great show nonetheless

...with an almost intolerable host who constantly uses hyperbole and contradicts himself. He's the guy at the party you wish would shut up for a minute but never does. Only recommended for some of the obscure movies mentioned that you might not have seen yet. Otherwise, nothing new is brought to any given topic.

The few episodes I listened to were kinda half-a#@ put together. The hosts hadn't seen several movies that they were talking about in the show dealing with John Carpenter films. The main host too just sounded like one of those guys that only pushes and enjoys films that is popular to do so. Not very entertaining at all unless you just enjoy being told what to like.

I started watching internet review videos with Cecil's Good Bad Flicks (a show I highly reccomend) and then I started watching The Nostalgia Critic, Phelous, Welshy, Angry Joe, and The Cinema Snob. I found this podcast because I looked up Brad Jones (The Cinema Snob) on Itunes and I downloaded a couple of Radiodrome podcasts and I was blown away! I started listening around Episode 100 and I've been listening ever since. The show is hilarious and it's also very informative about movies, tv shows, etc. Josh is the studio bashing host, Brad's the exploitation cinema fanboy, Alex is the one who makes the show hilarious, and Cecil replaced Brad after Brad left the show. I was shocked when I first heard Cecil's voice because I love Good Bad Flicks. He's a great host! I highly reccomend Radiodrome to everyone! It's great!

Brad's laid-back attitude and Josh's more brash, in-your-face style really merge to make something that's always interesting to listen to every week. The topics are always great and no matter who the guest may be (even if it's just Jowski for the millionth time), it always adds to the experience. Absolutely mandatory listening.

Very few shows of any kind anymore are able to be both informative and funny at the same time definitely listen and use the codes

Big fan of Josh and Brad, but I don't get why this is rated as Clean and Lost in the Static is Explicit. I mean, yes, they are censored so by some measures I guess they are clean. On the OTHER hand, and this is a big other hand we're talking about, they are sponsored by a porn website and regularly talk about porn, sex toys, graphic violence and anything else they come across while talking about bizarre cinema. I mean, the show is as adult as it gets censored or not.

Very enjoyable and funny as hell! If you are a fan of "lost in the static" you will enjoy "radiodrome" and the cinema snob (brad jones) is one of the hosts so you will fall in love with this podcast and will be addicted to this!

Both Radiodrome & Lost in the static are addictive. Trust me download a few episodes and you'll be hooked. Very informative & hilariously funny.

I love radiodrome, but for some reason most of the episodes will not play on my laptop. Glad to see that they are finally on iTunes. Now Maybe I can listen to something interesting in my Macroeconomics class.