Worst Podcasts

Updated May 1, 2024

Have you heard these Worst Podcasts? We know you'll find some new shows. We assembled 25 of the top ones.

The Worst Idea Of All Time

In this podcast, Guy Montgomery and Tim Batt, two comedians from New Zealand, challenge themselves to watch the same movie every week for one year, despite how bad the movie may be. They examine the plot, discuss its merits or lack thereof, and provide humorous commentary throughout. The movie they chose to watch each week is Grown Ups 2, considered by many to be the worst movie of all time. In each episode, they relate the movie back to their own lives and explore how their friendship has changed (or not changed) since the beginning of the project. They talk to special guests like actors and directors who have worked on the movie, as well as their best friends, to gain a deeper understanding of the film and the people involved in making it. Along the way, they uncover several lessons about life, relationships, and the power of friendship.

Best Case Worst Case

The podcast "Best Case Worst Case" from X-G Productions is an in-depth look at the criminal justice system. Hosts Tim Pilleri and Lance Reenstierna discuss the details and events of their featured cases, exploring the facts and interviewing people involved with the case, such as law enforcement and family members. The podcast focuses on unsolved and cold cases, as well as wrongful convictions. The podcast helps to bring awareness to these cases and encourages listeners to think critically about the criminal justice system.

My Worst Date

This podcast follows the personal stories of Keegan Winfield, Christina Conner, Cassi Young-Paxton, and Glassbox Media as they share their experiences with some of their worst dates. Keegan talks about a date with a man he met on Tinder who put his feet up on the table and was very condescending. Christina shares a story of a guy she went to the movies with who talked loudly and made inappropriate comments. Cassi details an uncomfortable experience on a first date with a man who asked her to pay for her own meal despite his offer to take her out. Finally, Glassbox Media tells the story of a date who was nice but didn’t seem interested in getting to know her. All of the guests agree that communication, setting boundaries, and trusting your gut are important when it comes to dating.

Worst Possible Timeline

"Worst Possible Timeline" is a podcast hosted by Rob Salkowitz, a media and technology analyst, and Paul Wallace, a journalist, author, and documentary filmmaker. On this podcast, the two explore the worst-case scenarios for the future of technology, media, and culture. They discuss topics such as artificial intelligence, the internet of things, the future of work, virtual reality, cybersecurity, privacy, and much more. They provide insights, analysis, and commentary on these topics, as well as interviews with experts. Through the podcast, they help listeners to understand the potential risks and opportunities associated with the technological revolution.

The Worst Bestsellers

In this episode of Worst Bestsellers, host Casey Pugh examines three of the worst bestsellers of all time. The first one is "Your Erroneous Zones" by Dr. Wayne Dyer. This book was a huge success in the 70's and 80's, but it has been largely discredited due to its pseudoscientific approach and inaccurate advice. The second book is "The Bridges of Madison County" by Robert James Waller. This book was widely popular, but has been widely panned for its lack of depth and unoriginality. Lastly, the third book is "The Celestine Prophecy" by James Redfield. This book was extremely popular in the 90's, but has been widely criticized for its New Age spirituality and lack of scientific evidence. All three of these books have been widely successful, despite the criticisms they have received.