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Karina Longworth is a film loving critic…who became a film loving historian and decided to share her passions into a microphone to give us one of the best researched, most engrossing, and highly respected podcasts in the film genre. Season long broad themes give way to interesting and nitty gritty insights into the behind the scenes antics of actors, producers, director and studio heads during the “Golden Age of Hollywood.” You cannot listen to this podcast and walk away saying you haven’t learned something. If you enjoy the study of film history in the slightest, you owe it to yourself to listen to Ms. Longworth today.

A lot of ads, but top grade production values and very well done. Longworth is great but her character voices are a bit terrible.

I was raised on classic Hollywood, and Karina Longworth does her homework. She's also a charming host, and I love the themed seasons. I got into this podcast during the Star Wars season, and I'm a huge movie buff but still learned a lot. Not the biggest fan of some of the voices, but I applaud her for trying. Good production value, engaging, educational, and entertaining. A podcast for classic Hollywood enthusiasts and for anyone whoever thought classic Hollywood was as squeaky clean as most of its movies,

Consistently excellent! A real insight into some well known and lesser known Hollywood stories and actors. A must listen for any film fans.

I must for cinema lovers

I didn’t start listening to podcasts until I was almost ready to start my own. I was going to be doing a podcast about movies, so I sampled a number of them that others had recommended. “This is the podcast you want to emulate.” And they were right. Karina Longworth is probably the best at what she does. Not just make history come alive but make it so compelling. I must have burned through five years of podcasts in a month. I’d listen every moment possible. Driving to and from work and home, on my breaks, working in the garden, whenever. The only bad part of the show is when it goes on hiatus. I want her to do more shows more often. She’s that good a storyteller.

I can't stop listening to this Podcast. I fill my days at work with Podcasts, and this one usually accounts for 4 of the 8 hours.

Excellent podcast on all things Hollywood and the cultural influences of the 20th Century. Podcast is at its strongest when it does a series with an overarching theme - like Charlie Manson's Hollywood or The Blacklist.

Old Hollywood is my bag. I've seen most of these movies, and I am here for the true stories of the people who acted, directed, and produced them. Karina Longworth is a terrific host, and her approach is meticulous, realistic, and sympathetic. I can't say how much fun this podcast would be if you weren't familiar with the stars of this era, but for me this one is irresistible. Highly recommended.

Top quality cinema history podcast. A topic I had little interest in, but oh those were the days before the I heard the Joan Crawford episodes. Those were simpler times. Now my reason of existence is but to wait the long wait for episodes of this magnificiently produced and expertly narrated (you are brilliant, Karina Longworth) minutes of this podcast, telling the most fascinating pieces of cinema and art history.

I like the research done for this podcast and enjoy the topics but the woman's inflections and weird pronunciations stop me from listening more.

Good storytelling, compelling research, and historical context. <3

They didn't teach me any of this in film school, shame on them.

I love the content of this podcast, but the delivery made it a little unpleasant for me to listen to. Longworth's voice is very slow an gravelly and has a really strange ominous tone at all times, which was a difficult voice to listen to as just pure narration. I wanted to like this podcast, but I really couldn't get past the production. The information itself though is awesome!

I love this show.

One of my all time favourite shows if not THE favourite show.The voyage offered by Karina Longworth through “Hollywood's secret and/or forgotten history“ is truly amazing and masterfully delivered. She manages to deliver intimate, heartbreaking and mind blowing stories while maintaining the right touch of humor. The later is supported by her own impressions, and others from guest contributors, who succeed at bringing back to life the like of Marlene Dietrich or Howard Hughes. “Daddy... Buy me that...”

Good idea of story telling.