I’m sad to say I’ve finally reached the the end of this podcast round-up. I wish I’ve could have included a couple more but I’ll try doing this feature again next year with 10 different podcasts. As you might get I don’t listen very much to music. 
The Mamo cast is by far the show I listened to the least episodes of and I haven’t been able to retrieve that much info on it. So this plug will be more content driven. As I have understood it Mamo is part of the Row 3 site somehow and I think both hosts are named Matt.
They have a really relaxed atmosphere in the shows due to often recording at resturants, pubs, festival screenings (TIFF). It really gives it a casual feeling that more podcasters should try for.
The format is also not very strict. Its more like a regular conversation often about one or several theatrical reviews with some with other random topics thrown into the mix. I really love that they often connect to the boxoffice side of things often analyzing how films will do or are doing compared to estimates.
Unfortunately I can’t embed any shows in here but here is a link to their iTunes account and here is what I think is the podcast archive on Row 3.
So check out for the Mamo episodes I can especially recommend their episode on Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.
Enjoy!!!
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It’s been an interesting series! We definitely don’t listen to the same podcasts. But then perhaps we draw the line a bit differently. I guess my favorites are more of radio shows that also are posted as podcasts and perhaps that’s not the kind of podcasts you wanted to highlight. Anyway! A great initiative!
The more people we can introduce to the podcast realms, the better! It’s a bit addictive.
Well that sounds good actually because I was afraid of killing of the interest for our upcoming podcast but it doesn’t sound like that. Thanks for following me to the finish line with it.
Hey! I actually know these guys, being part of the Toronto blog scene. They’re pretty darn cool, and I love their podcast. Like you said, it’s like listening to a relaxed conversation about movies and the movie industry. I don’t listen to a lot of loose format shows, but of the ones I do, this is my favourite by far.
Thanks for stopping by Corey, the filmblogging community in Toronto is something that most of us other filmbloggers are jealous of!