The Mildly Pleased podcast feed collects the various shows we make, when we have the time. You can browse all of them chronologically here.
The Pick
Our current podcast is called The Pick because the concept is simple: one of us picks a movie and we all have to watch it. That’s it! Simple. Have fun!
The Mildly Pleased Awards
Every year we celebrate the good-but-not-great content that the rest of the awards shows ignore. The stuff that’s fine, perhaps slightly flawed, but nonetheless the bulk of the media we all consume.
The Most/Least Anticipated Movies of the Year
Our annual companion to the Mildly Pleased Awards, on this podcast we talk about the 10 movies John and Sean are most excited to see in the coming year, while Colin covers the 10 movies he’s most dreading. Average them all out and what do you get? Mildly pleased.
Previous Podcasts
Top Ten Thursdays
T3, which is short for Top Ten Thursdays, was our original weekly podcast. It’s about the fine art of list-making, regardless of that episode’s specific topic.
Some Kind of Movie
An occasional movie review podcast that begs just what kind of movie a movie is – like, is it good? Is it fine? Is it great? We ask the tough questions.
Good Movie, Bad Movie
Here’s the Good Movie, Bad Movie mission: Take two movies that have something in common: a director, actor, theme, release window – really, it could be anything. Compare them, and decide once and for all: which is the good one and which is the bad one?
Stream Police
The hosts of Stream Police must spin the great wheel of Netflix streaming options and accept their fate! Forced to watch something obscure or downright terrible, they, like real police officers, quickly become desensitized to the true horrors of the world.
Pitching Tents
Pitching Tents has its finger on that Hollywood Pulse, so we take a loose concept and try to pitch wacky, on-the-spot improvised feature films. But there’s a catch: only one pitch can win!
Rokk Talk
John and Colin really needed an outlet to talk about music, and the written word simply would not do! Join them almost monthly as they reflect on music, make recommendations, and diss the haters.