Loving Joanna Calo ep. But please interview more women writers.

Look... this is an AMAZING podcast! But you’ve GOT to stop bleeping the swear words. They completely lose intelligibility. I just heard the interviewer compliment Akiva Goldsman, and I have NO IDEA what they’re talking about now, because I have no idea what she said. All he replied was, “thanks.” You’ve got to leave some context, but your heavy handed bleeping is making the people speaking impossible to understand at times. And it was your HOST you bleeped. Come on!!! Get this together. At minimum... bleep like the rest of the world... allow us to understand the swear word without actually hearing it. Please do a better job with the bleeps, if they must stay.

Great show and great production staff! So much great behind the scenes knowledge and insight

Really enjoy tuning in and learning something new. great show!

Fantastic podcast, but it might be better if the questions from the moderator were included. The most recent Shane Black episode is a perfect example. IMO, the Black, Milch, Pollack discussion is better this time around with the moderator included.

One of the best podcasts out there for writers of all genres/formats. Even ones I’m not sure if I’ll like I love and learn something.

These are the best in the industry providing some invaluable insight on all facets of film making. So much great stuff in here.

a great podcast, many valuable episodes. would like to listen to more!

Love the podcast when I can listen to it, but more often than not the 'cast will not download properly, no matter how many times I try, how much space is available, or how 'clean' my phone is from a recent restore. I encourage you to try it - the content is great - but be warned. The low rating is purely bases on the download problems.

I've just finished listening to all of the podcasts to date and am really, really enjoying the content. I've shared these with other filmmakers and have had great discussions about how we go about telling stories visually. I find something inspiring from each episode and am going to keep listening as a way to remind myself why I do what I do every day. Keep up the great content!

Austin Film Festival's On Story podcast invites you to listen in on conversations from writers and directors sharing their experiences and insights into creating stories.