Smash Hit
Smash Hit
Podcast Description
Bring your skinny scarves and your 16 bars! Over a decade after the original release of NBC’s Smash, armchair theater kid and Broadway enthusiast, Margaret and her guests, are diving back into the show that brought the magic of the stage to the screen. Join them as they celebrate and analyze the unforgettable moments when theater actors took center stage on television.
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Content Themes
The podcast dives into themes of theater, music, and television storytelling, with episodes covering intense rivalry between characters like Ivy and Karen, the search for the perfect Joe DiMaggio, and the chaotic nature of early-2010s TV musicals. Specific episodes include breakdowns of key moments in Season 1, like iconic songs, audition dramas, and character dynamics, all while celebrating Broadway's influence on television.
Recaps, rewatches & what’s hitting right now. From under-the-radar gems to prestige TV picks. Hosted by Margaret. New episodes every Wednesday.
Season 3, Episodes 1 & 2 with Cheryl Smallman of Broad Culture
We’re back in Carrie’s chaotic closet of unresolved plotlines, and somehow, we never want to leave.
Margaret is joined by Cheryl Smallman of Broad Culture to recap the Season 3 premiere and epsiode 2 of And Just Like That, a show we fully acknowledge is deeply broken—and yet, absolutely essential.
It makes no sense. We love it. We hate it. We’re obsessed. Long live this high-gloss, emotionally incoherent fever dream.
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