26 Best Nollywood Podcasts to Listen to (2026)

A podcast focused on Nigerian filmmakers, their films, and how we can build a united, diverse, and functional Nollywood. more

A journey into a fast rising industry, this podcast is a passionate analysis of Africa's Hollywood. So, if you are a lover, a casual fan or looking to dip your toes into a different medium, join your host Mimi and a plethora of friends, family and fans in exploring nollywood. more

Nollywood movies podcast - delivering real audience ratings, and street interviews. Honest film talk.

If you want to know more about that nigerian movie everyone is talking about and you are considering whether to watch it or not, this is really the podcast for you. You can also get recommendations on newly released movies right here on the showI drop new episodes every Saturday by 13:00(WAT)Follow me on twitter: twitter.com/poundsterlingss (@Poundsterlingss) and instagram: @pounds_sterlingsIf you would like to know more about me, you can check my little personal website: ugomaeme.github.io/cv/ Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/poundsterlingss/support more

They're known for making some of the coolest films out of Nollywood. Now, Inkblot founders: Naz, Zulu, and Damola have a podcast where they talk to industry friends about Nigerian cinema, pop culture & everything in between. Join them every Thursday for a new episode to avoid FOMO! more

Sceneful Sundays showcases Nollywood professionals and celebrates their contribution to the Industry.Produced by Midas Radio. more

Movie lover and film critic Olisa Nwokedi & up and coming director Seun Pinheiro sit down to talk all thing movies and dissect the latest movies from Hollywood and Nollywood. The pair also talk about foreign language and classic films that really resonate with them.Follow us on instagram @gotothemovies_ more

Welcome to BehindTheScenes podcast hosted by Tola & Kam, the show that takes you behind the scenes of the Nigerian entertainment industry! Weekly, we dive into the journeys, struggles, and success secrets of the industry's top professionals, from music producers to filmmakers, and more.If you're passionate about working in entertainment but aren't sure where to start or what goes on behind closed doors, this is the place for you. Tune in for in-depth interviews and valuable insights that will inspire, educate, and equip you to navigate the dynamic world of the Nigerian entertainment scenes. more

The Nollywood Life Podcast is a weekly podcast that delves into the life and struggles of Filmmakers and Content Creators in Nigeria. Join Kevin T. Solomon as he shares his personal stories, shares Interesting Facts & Histories and Interviews amazing Content Creators in Nigeria. more

Nollywood Film Club is a community that discuss Nollywood movies every Sunday 6pm WAT. Follow us on Twitter @IrokoCritic to discuss with us.Follow us on Instagram @IrokoCriticYoutube: Iroko Critic more

A podcast where Nollywood meets real life.

Peace and Jamal are a married couple that loves African movies. Join them as they dive into and review the latest in Africa cinema, exploring everything from Nollywood to Ghallywood, relishing in the growth of Netflix-produced series set in South Africa, Kenya and other countries, and taking stock of how their own experiences relate. We promise plenty of laughs and great recommendations on African movies, food, and entertainment more

Two conversationalists breaking down Nollywood films with warmth, engagement and pure vibes.Follow us on social media:Twitter: @ILNpodcast Instagram: @ilovenollywoodpodcast more

Nollywood Bants focuses on the Nigerian film industry popularly known as Nollywood. Here we discuss the good, the bad and not so ugly parts of Nollywood. It's all love baby! more

Welcome to the Nollywood Rambler, your passport to the vibrant world of Nollywood! Hosted by passionate film enthusiasts Itunu and Korede, this podcast is your insight into the ever-evolving landscape of Nigerian cinema from the lens of two girls who love love movies.Brace yourself for engaging discussions, insightful critiques, and enthusiastic debates as we delve deep into the realm of Nollywood movies and series. From the iconic classics to the latest releases, we dissect storylines, performances, and cultural nuances, offering a fresh perspective on this dynamic industry. more

SugarCane Cinema is a twice-monthly podcast devoted to West African movies. Every other week, David and Wilsar sit down to have a conversation about the often flawed, but always charming, films from Nollywood and beyond. more

Popcornandreels is a Cinematic hub of movie enthusiasts with years of in dept knowledge of the movie industry; Hollywood, Nollywood and Bollywood.Donate to keep our channel afloat http://comfundme.com/campaigns/popcornandreels-podcastBe the ultimate movie fan and join our community @popcornandreels on all social media platforms more

Hi, Let's Talk is Nigeria's boldest filmmaking podcast — real, unfiltered conversations about Nollywood, acting, screenwriting, film production, and the creative industry.We dive deep into the topics that matter most to people working in the Nigerian creative space —from talent exploitation and gatekeeping, to crew welfare, fame, theatre awards, and the future of Nigerian storytelling. We cover what others won't touch.Built for creators, dreamers, and industry insiders who want more than surface-level talk. No filter. No sugarcoating. Just honest conversations that move the industry forward.New episodes every season. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and all major streaming platforms.Hi, Let's Talk 'No More, No Less'. more

A collection of insights and deep dives from all across Nigeria's film and TV industry into emerging trends, themes and the entrepreneurs and rulebreakers capitalizing on them Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Nollywood movie and television reviews.

A podcast where 'Segun Odejimi and other industry professionals discuss the who, what, why and when of major Nollywood history defining backstories. more

So many African households had Africa Magic on to watch Naija movies. From Mr. Igbo to Hard to get. With the new movies they are releasing, Nollywood is killing the movie game. Subscribe and follow to see what Naija movies will be reviewed, rated and what lessons they are teaching us. Let's celebrate Nigerian movies. Follow on Insta @africalovesnaijapod more

Welcome to REEL GIST with Jenny and Colette!We're a British-Nigerian duo who absolutely adore our culture — and Nollywood? It's more than just entertainment to us. It's part of our DNA and has helped shape who we are today.Nollywood and African Storytelling is more than just entertainment, it's a reflection of hard truths, culture dynamic and often both spoken and unspoken realities that our continent faces within families across the diaspora and local communities. So grab your chilled malt and join us as we unpack the latest African films and shows engaging in their thought provoking discussions, as well as kick back, catch vibes and gist along with us.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Hit Subscribe and let's celebrate the magic of Nigerian movies — one review at a time! 🎬 Welcome to NaijaBabeinTexas at the Movies! 🇳🇬🎥Love movies, series, etc.? Crave honest reviews with humor, insight, and a dash of diaspora flair? You've found your spot!Join me as we explore the world of Hollywood, Nollywood — from blockbuster hits to underrated gems — breaking down storylines, performances, cinematography, and the cultural depth that makes cinema shine. Also asking the question what does this movie or series teach us. ART is a beautiful illustrator of Life, the good, bad and ugly.💫 Here's what to expect:1. Real, unfiltered reviews of the latest Nigerian and Non-Nigerian films2. Candid takes on acting, storytelling, and production3. Fun reactions, behind-the-scenes commentary, and must-watch picks4. A fresh, Texas-based Naija perspective on the best of Nollywood/Hollywood and what it says about our culture. more

Banter's CLIQ is where film, society, and culture collide. Filmmaker Izu Okafor unpacks stories at the intersection of film, society, and culture. From behind-the-scenes lessons in Nollywood to the shifting dynamics of African storytelling and everyday human experiences, each episode blends personal reflections, cultural critique, and conversations that inspire. It's a space for dreamers, creators, and anyone curious about how stories shape the world around us. more

Exploring the differences and similarities between Hollywood (American) and Nollywood (West African) movies with the same name. more