Nicolas Cage Podcasts

Only a few episodes put Nicolas Cage directly in the title. Most of the listening is film-led: a review, an interview, or a larger pop-culture story in which Cage becomes the most interesting thing to talk about. That makes the coverage lively, though anyone looking for a single comprehensive portrait will need to assemble one across several shows.

When Cage is the assignment

Cinepunx offers the clearest discussion-led starting point with Cinepunx Episode 196: OUR NICOLAS CAGE EPISODE W/ MATTY KING. The show’s fast, film-literate conversation mixes jokes, digressions, affection, and argumentative criticism. Expect a lived-in group discussion rather than a polished critical essay.

Family Den Theater is more cryptic. Episode 21. Nicolas Cage & The Longest Chainsaw puts his name front and centre while promising an unusual pairing, though the title gives little indication of how deeply the episode goes.

Dish Nation takes the celebrity-news route. 09/10/25 - Sarah Jessica Parker & Nicolas Cage Romance! Josh Peck Spills On Oprah! folds Cage into a busy multi-story headline. The show’s rapid panel format favours mock surprise, teasing, and escalating reactions, so this is the quick, noisy option rather than an extended film conversation.

Following the films

Two Cage-named podcasts take a movie-by-movie path. #CageClub: The Nicolas Cage Podcast offers Gunslingers (2025) and 100 Running with the Devil (2019), while Cage's Kiss: The Nicolas Cage Podcast has Butcher's Crossing: Night of the Buff and Primal: With Kiara Williams and an Elba Bird-Man. Their episode titles foreground individual films, making them useful entry points for listeners who would rather begin with one movie than a general discussion.

Caged In: Coppola Connections approaches the subject from another direction. Zach Schonfeld (Author of How Coppola Became Cage) Interview is the strongest choice for anyone drawn to an author conversation and the “Coppola became Cage” framing promised by the title.

Choose your level of chaos

Rock Video Rental brings a fast, nostalgic duo dynamic to Gone in 60 Seconds [2000]: Episode 404 and Conair [1997]: Episode 402. Its appeal lies in loose plot talk, cast trivia, running jokes, and affectionate mockery.

For something sharper, God Awful Movies covers Face/Off with a panel style built around rapid callbacks, extended riffs, and playful contempt for whatever seems ridiculous on screen. Cage is part of the movie conversation here, not the subject of a standalone overview.

Where to start

Begin with Cinepunx’s Cinepunx Episode 196: OUR NICOLAS CAGE EPISODE W/ MATTY KING for the most explicit dedicated discussion. Try Caged In: Coppola Connections’ Zach Schonfeld (Author of How Coppola Became Cage) Interview for the author-interview angle. Choose Rock Video Rental’s Conair [1997]: Episode 402 for loose movie talk, or Dish Nation’s 09/10/25 - Sarah Jessica Parker & Nicolas Cage Romance! Josh Peck Spills On Oprah! when you want celebrity chatter at full speed.

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