Don't you hate that feeling after you finish binge watching your favourite show and you don't know what to do next? We've got you covered! Netflix has a series of podcasts to pair with your favourite shows and movies so you're never without the content you crave.
Are you a true crime junkie who can't get enough of those Ted Bundy documentaries? There's a podcast for that. Do you ever wonder what shows your favourite stars are obsessing over? There's a podcast for that, too. From cast and crew interviews to conversations with Netflix employees, there's something for everyone. Keep reading to learn more about Netflix's podcasts and where you can listen to them.
1We Are Netflix
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Are you curious about what it's like to work at Netflix? On this podcast, employees talk all things Netflix, from publicity and marketing to analytics and engineering.
Hosted by Gilmore Girls star Keiko Agena, What to Watch on Netflix is your ultimate guide to, well, what to watch on Netflix. Each week, Netflix stars and employees join Agena to discuss what they're watching and why they recommend it.
Obsessed with Netflix's true crime stories? This podcast is for you. It goes deeper into those stories, like Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile, including interviews with the writers and directors who put the stories together.
As the title would suggest, this podcast delves into all things Stranger Things 3. Host Dan Taberski talks with the cast and crew about their experiences filming the show's third season.
Strong Black Legends features stories from black Hollywood, including actors, singers, directors, and more. Hosted by Tracy Clayton, the show includes interviews with people like actress Lynn Whitfield, actor and comedian John Witherspoon, and actress and singer Loretta Devine.
Are you curious about what it's like to work at Netflix? On this podcast, employees talk all things Netflix, from publicity and marketing to analytics and engineering.
7From Where She Stands: The Orange Is the New Black Podcast
Hosted by Piper Kerman, author of the book that inspired Orange Is the New Black, this podcast connects the stories of the show's characters with stories from real-life women impacted by the prison system. Each episode also includes an interview with a member from the cast.
Host Bobby Finger (Who Weekly) covers all of the Netflix originals that people obsess over, like Abducted in Plain Sight, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and I Think You Should Leave. Special guests often include entertainment critics from publications like Vanity Fair as well as cast members like the Queer Eye guys.
For Tales of Your City, Netflix partnered with six different LGBTQIA+ podcast and radio producers to share stories from LGBTQIA+ communities in different cities. Those cities include Atlanta, New York City, New Orleans, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, and San Francisco.
On I Hate Talking About Myself, you'll hear from some of your favourite Netflix stars as they draw random questions from a bowl and talk a little bit about themselves. So far, guests have included Russian Doll's Natasha Lyonne, Dear White People's Logan Browning, and the cast of Dead to Me.
Hosted by Gilmore Girls star Keiko Agena, What to Watch on Netflix is your ultimate guide to, well, what to watch on Netflix. Each week, Netflix stars and employees join Agena to discuss what they're watching and why they recommend it.
Hosted by Vanity Fair editor Krista Smith, Present Company brings you interviews with tons of celebrities, from breakout stars Kaitlyn Dever (Unbelievable) and Julia Garner (Ozark) to Hollywood veterans Mary J. Blige and Renée Zellweger. Smith and her guests discuss their journeys to fame, the highs and lows of Hollywood, and what we can see from them next.
The official companion podcast to the intriguing six-part documentary series dives deeper into the story behind the mysterious death of a CIA scientist. Series director Errol Morris discusses the story with star Peter Sarsgaard and others behind the making of the documentary.
Watching With . . . features full-length commentary from the directors behind your favourite Netflix original movies, like Someone Great and Always Be My Maybe. The directors join the show's host to watch and discuss their films.
