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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · August 2026
Girls on Film Podcast brings Atlanta-rooted film and television conversation to the TV & Film shelf.
Girls on Film Podcast belongs on the TV & Film shelf for listeners who want screen culture with an Atlanta accent. It treats movies and television as creative work, but also as a local business with permits, production pipelines, critics, and people trying to get projects made.
Come for Atlanta film and TV talk; stay when permits, ghosts, and jackalopes start earning screen time.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A lively creator interview that mixes craft talk, genre play, and the appeal of making a project on your own terms.
The episode has a clean hook: a horror-comedy-musical about a shape-shifting jackalope tearing through Easter in a small Texas town. Diane Foster keeps the conversation focused, and Girls on Film gives the movie enough room to breathe without overexplaining it.
An AIDS-activist story about endurance, grief, and the need to be witnessed.
Cara Concilio's For the Love of Friends follows Brent Nicholson Earl, an AIDS activist who set out in 1986 to run around the perimeter of the world after losing so many friends to AIDS.
Frenemy banter turns into a grounded look at Apple, MLS, blackouts, and the fight for limited viewer time.
The conversation starts with easy frenemy banter before moving into sports and streaming business talk. The personal history is simple enough: 23 years ago, the speakers' wives met in Piedmont Park with one-year-olds, and later they found out both husbands worked at Turner.
Atlanta film history through memory, work, and community responsibility.
Rhonda Sutton's conversation stays close to Atlanta, beginning with her first visit during Freak Nick 1994 and widening into women in film and television.
A fall 2021 movie-and-TV conversation with Stephen Brown and strong screen-world grounding.
Girls on Film brings together Stephen Brown, president of the Atlanta-based agency Cookerly PR, and an avid entertainment blogger and film critic whose reviews appear on silverscreencapture.com.
Faith, grit, and the next hard move.
Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant explain one topic per episode, from the bicameral mind to Boeing's MCAS.
Multi-part dramatized retellings of scandals like OceanGate's Titan and the Lehman Brothers collapse.
Sean Fennessey and Amanda Dobbins dissect Oscar races, new releases, and Hollywood news.
Adam Kempenaar and Josh Larsen debate new releases, classics, and their own film rankings.
Girls on Film welcomes Diane Foster to discuss It's Easter, Bloody Easter.
Sarah Smith talks with Cara Concilio about For the Love of Friends.
The conversation opens in full banter mode.
The show starts easy.
Stephen Brown joins Girls on Film for a fall-preview conversation.
Interview with Andrew Goldman, VP of Programming at Fathom Events, discussing his role and the company's impact on movie theater events.