Captive Audience is a dynamic film discussion podcast that transforms the solitary act of movie-watching into a communal, conversational experience. Hosted by Edwin Janes, Sean Roney, and Alex Ward, the show functions as a 'reaction video in audio form,' blending deep-dive analysis with casual, relatable banter. The hosts explore a diverse range of cinema, from contemporary, polarizing releases like Ari Aster's Eddington to beloved animated classics and epic trilogies like The Lord of the Rings. By focusing on the emotional resonance and social context of films, the podcast appeals to listeners who value the 'watercooler' aspect of cinema—the debates, shared laughter, and post-credits reflections that define our relationship with pop culture. It is an ideal listen for film enthusiasts who enjoy structured segments, guest perspectives, and a warm, inclusive approach to movie criticism.
Captive Audience is a dynamic film discussion podcast that transforms the solitary act of movie-watching into a communal, conversational experience. Hosted by Edwin Janes, Sean Roney, and Alex Ward, the show functions as a 'reaction video in audio form,' blending deep-dive analysis with casual, relatable banter. The hosts explore a diverse range of cinema, from contemporary, polarizing releases like Ari Aster's Eddington to beloved animated classics and epic trilogies like The Lord of the Rings. By focusing on the emotional resonance and social context of films, the podcast appeals to listeners who value the 'watercooler' aspect of cinema—the debates, shared laughter, and post-credits reflections that define our relationship with pop culture. It is an ideal listen for film enthusiasts who enjoy structured segments, guest perspectives, and a warm, inclusive approach to movie criticism.
