WESTLAND, Mich. - eTradeWire -- The Projection Booth marks fifteen years of uncompromising film discussion, filmmaker interviews, and long-form analysis.

Launched in 2011 and hosted by Mike White, the show has grown into one of the most expansive archives of film conversation in podcasting, with almost 800 episodes exploring cinema across genres, eras, and national boundaries. From canonical classics to overlooked oddities, The Projection Booth has built its reputation on rigorous research, spirited debate, and in-depth historical context.

Over the years, the podcast has welcomed an extraordinary range of filmmakers and artists, including John Waters, William Friedkin, and Jeff Goldblum, among many others. These conversations—often running feature length or longer—form a growing oral history of modern film culture.

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Unlike trend-driven or recap-focused shows, The Projection Booth has remained committed to sustained critical engagement. Episodes regularly combine production history, textual analysis, and firsthand accounts from directors, writers, actors, and scholars. The result is a body of work that functions not just as entertainment, but as documentation.

The podcast is part of Weirding Way Media, an independent network dedicated to thoughtful, creator-driven programming.

Fifteen years in, The Projection Booth continues to ask listeners to look closer, reconsider assumptions, and revisit films with sharper eyes.

Find out more at The Projection Booth website.