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A guide to how podcasts cover Bill Murray: the shows that reference Bill Murray most, what they focus on, and where to start. 48 episodes across 47 shows in the PlayNext corpus.
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Most Bill Murray podcast coverage here arrives sideways. His name turns up inside movie rewatches, comedy-history conversations, and the occasional sports story, but only one episode places him squarely in the title. That distinction matters: listeners looking for a broad career retrospective will find fragments rather than a dedicated series of deep dives.
The clear starting point: golf
Subpar offers the strongest match with Mark Grace Interview: Playing the Pebble Beach Pro-Am with Bill Murray, Lessons he learned his first time at Augusta National. The draw is specific: Murray appears within Mark Grace’s account of playing the Pebble Beach Pro-Am. It is the one episode that promises a substantial Murray story instead of a passing reference, and the sports setting makes it the natural first stop.
Movie talk, with Murray at the edges
Elsewhere, Murray tends to enter through discussion of a particular film. The Good, The Bad And The Classics - The Movie Review Podcast works through movies scene by scene, mixing first impressions, production trivia, jokes, and blunt disagreement. Its episode Scrooged (1988) is the most obvious choice for listeners willing to hear Murray discussed as part of a larger review rather than as the sole subject.
30something Movie Podcast takes a similarly social approach to rewatches, though with more of a prepared spine: facts, cast, trivia, synopsis, and major moments feed a loose panel conversation. Murray is only a passing presence in episodes such as 631: "She said hand-some, not hand-less" | Kingpin (1996). Expect affectionate movie chatter and digressions, not a focused assessment of him.
Killing Your Darlings also supplies incidental appearances within broader film conversations. KYD 100 - Ghostbusters is the likeliest on-ramp, but the title makes the episode’s real subject plain: the film comes first.
Comedy history rather than a Murray profile
The comedy podcasts place Murray inside wider histories and ensembles. The Dan Aykroyd Podcast. sounds like an informed conversation between fans, comfortable moving from recap into entertainment trivia and remembered context. In I'm Chevy Chase And You're Not (Documentary), however, Murray is part of someone else’s story rather than the headline.
SNL Hall of Fame warrants that caution as well. Its episodes build nomination-style cases through show lore and specific examples, but Episode Two - Gilda Radner concerns Radner, not Murray. Saturday Night Dive: An SNL Podcast goes further into episode-by-episode reviewing; SNL Season 2 Episode 14 Review | Steve Martin & The Kinks (1977)| Saturday Night Dive may contain a Murray mention, yet it should be chosen for the season review itself.
Where to start
The only clearly signposted Bill Murray conversation makes Subpar the starting point: Mark Grace Interview: Playing the Pebble Beach Pro-Am with Bill Murray, Lessons he learned his first time at Augusta National. For film discussion, try The Good, The Bad And The Classics - The Movie Review Podcast on Scrooged (1988). Then use Killing Your Darlings and KYD 100 - Ghostbusters for a broader movie conversation in which Murray is present but not isolated from the film around him.
Coverage beyond those entry points is thin. Most appearances are references inside episodes devoted to other performers, teams, or films, so listeners seeking sustained analysis should start with the golf interview and treat the rest as contextual listening.
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1 episode(s) referencing Bill Murray.
1 episode(s) referencing Bill Murray.
1 episode(s) referencing Bill Murray.
1 episode(s) referencing Bill Murray.
1 episode(s) referencing Bill Murray.
1 episode(s) referencing Bill Murray.
1 episode(s) referencing Bill Murray.









