Robert Jackman

The unstoppable rise of television-rewatch podcasts

Talking Sopranos is gloriously unafraid to dish the dirt but what do podcasts like this and Office Ladies say about our appetite for new cultural experiences?

Michael Imperioli, Steven Schirripa, James Gandolfini, Tony Sirico and Steve Van Zandt in The Sopranos. Image: HBO / Kobal / Shutterstock
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