About DVD Talk Radio

In early 2004, Geoffrey Kleinman posted an audio interview about Blu-Ray and High-Definition on DVD Talk — a recording that predated the widespread use of the term "podcast." In January 2005, DVD Talk Radio officially launched with its premiere episode: an interview with Henry Rollins. The show's RSS feed became one of the first third-party feeds on MyYahoo.com. DVD Talk Radio ran until the site's sale to Internet Brands in late 2007, producing dozens of interviews that captured a pivotal era in home entertainment — the format wars, the indie film boom, and the rise of online media.

2004
001
February 2004
An early audio interview unpacking the dawn of high-definition media.
002
April 2004
Paul Feig and Judd Apatow look back at their beloved cult television show.
2005
003
January 2005
Discussing the latest film releases and a new music DVD.
004
January 2005
Reel Reviews intro segment.
005
January 2005
Previewing the Sundance Film Festival.
006
January 2005
A breakdown of the week's top home video releases.
007
January 2005
Part 2 of the lead up and preparation for the Sundance Film Festival.
008
January 2005
Day 1 coverage from the Sundance Film Festival.
009
January 2005
Highlighting the most notable releases of the week.
010
January 2005
The premiere episode of DVD Talk Radio. Musician, spoken word artist, and actor Henry Rollins discusses his work in film and home entertainment.
011
February 2005
A deep dive review on Wes Anderson's Rushmore.
012
February 2005
Final wrap up and coverage from the Sundance Film Festival.
013
February 2005
A look at the extras included with some high-profile DVD releases.
014
February 2005
Reviewing some of the top notable DVD releases of the week.
015
February 2005
An interview breaking down Inside The Male Intellect.
016
February 2005
The creative minds behind the terrifying horror franchise Saw.
017
February 2005
A deep dive review on three distinct films.
018
February 2005
Geoffrey Kleinman appears as a guest on The Chris Pirillo Show.
019
March 2005
Discussion on a new format, a Ramones documentary, and Asian cinema.
020
March 2005
Brad Bird talks about the mega-hit Pixar film, The Incredibles.
021
March 2005
Brett Ratner discusses directing After The Sunset.
022
April 2005
Conversation with legendary director and producer James L. Brooks.
023
April 2005
Shane Carruth talks about his incredibly complex sci-fi film, Primer.
024
April 2005
Musician John Flansburgh from They Might Be Giants.
025
May 2005
Chris Pontius discusses his hit show Wildboyz.
026
May 2005
Bradley Beesley dives into the making of The Fearless Freaks.
027
May 2005
Tom and Lisa Butler discuss electronic voice phenomena.
028
May 2005
Spoiler-free review for Star Wars Episode 3.
029
May 2005
An extensive, 50-minute conversation about Revenge of the Sith.
030
May 2005
Troma's Lloyd Kaufman offers his independent filmmaking advice.
031
June 2005
Zoë Bell details her incredible career as a stuntwoman.
032
June 2005
Ivan Reitman talks about the extended edition of Stripes.
033
June 2005
The King of Trash, John Waters, stops by for a chat.
034
June 2005
Spoiler-free review and discussion of Batman Begins.
035
June 2005
Reviewing Steven Spielberg's War of The Worlds.
036
July 2005
A deep dive into Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
037
July 2005
Discussion and review of Michael Bay's The Island.
038
July 2005
Documentary pioneer Errol Morris talks about his groundbreaking work.
039
August 2005
Comic creator Frank Miller discusses adapting Sin City for the screen.
040
August 2005
Interview with the masterful director behind Oldboy.
041
August 2005
Acclaimed filmmaker Peter Weir joins the show.
042
August 2005
Dana Brown discusses his off-road racing documentary, Dust to Glory.
043
August 2005
A conversation with prolific director John Landis.
044
September 2005
Harry Reems shares his experiences and the legacy of Inside Deep Throat.
045
September 2005
Grover Crisp breaks down the intensive restoration process for Major Dundee.
046
September 2005
Filmmaker Kevin Smith makes an appearance.
047
October 2005
B-movie legend Bruce Campbell joins the show.
048
October 2005
An interview with filmmaker and artist Miranda July.
049
October 2005
The godfather of the modern zombie, George A. Romero.
050
December 2005
Film historian and critic Leonard Maltin stops by.
051
December 2005
A deep dive into the creative mind of Joss Whedon.
052
December 2005
Judy Irving discusses her heartfelt documentary.
2006
053
January 2006
Craig Brewer talks about Hustle and Flow.
054
January 2006
Alex Gibney details the massive Enron scandal.
055
January 2006
Gilbert Gottfried unloads on dirty jokes and The Aristocrats.
056
January 2006
Paul Provenza discusses his hit comedy documentary.
057
January 2006
Neil Marshall talks about his visceral thriller, The Descent.
058
February 2006
Interview with Chris Gorak from Sundance 2006.
059
February 2006
John and Janet Pierson discuss Reel Paradise.
060
February 2006
Director Darren Lynn Bousman goes behind the scenes of Saw II.
061
February 2006
Documentary filmmakers Steven Ascher and Jeanne Jordan discuss their work.
062
April 2006
Actor and director Bill Paxton shares stories from his career.
063
April 2006
Eli Roth unpacks the making of his horror hit, Hostel.
064
June 2006
A conversation with comedian Sarah Silverman.
065
September 2006
Caveh Zahedi discusses his autobiographical film.
066
September 2006
Comic book legend Stan Lee stops by the show.
067
November 2006
Kevin Smith talks Clerks II and his live Q&A sessions.
2007
068
February 2007
Legendary filmmaker Oliver Stone shares insights from his career.
069
April 2007
Bobcat Goldthwait joins the show to discuss Sleeping Dogs Lie.
070
April 2007
Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg break down the action and comedy of Hot Fuzz.
071
September 2007
Mike Rowe talks about his hit series Dirty Jobs.
072
October 2007
Stephen J. Anderson discusses the creative process behind Meet The Robinsons.
073
November 2007
A conversation with Brad Bird diving into the making of Ratatouille.
074
November 2007
Interview with director Scott Dacko discussing The Insurgents.

Original Links

DVD Talk Radio episodes were originally hosted at dvdtalkradio.com and accessible via dvdtalk.com/radio/. The original archives page was located at dvdtalk.com/radio/archives.html.