Show overview
Off The Break Podcast has been publishing since 2021, and across the 5 years since has built a catalogue of 218 episodes. That works out to roughly 140 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 32 min and 42 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. The publisher flags most episodes as explicit, so expect adult themes or strong language throughout. It is catalogued as a EN-language TV & Film show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 3 days ago, with 33 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Codi Kruse.
From the publisher
Current Movie Theater News, Operations, And Insights From The People That Book The Movies. Each week Codi, Ken and Kyle breakdown the latest distribution and box office trends, while offering unique and fun perspectives on the current industry news that only exhibitors and those who have to deal with them can appreciate!
Latest Episodes
View all 218 episodesOTB #394: Avengers: Doomsday & Dune 3 Hype Has Officially Begun
OTB #393: We Found A Missed Opportunity To Celebrate A Weekend Full Of Dinosaurs
OTB #392: The Box Office Soars High To End The Summer Of 2026
OTB #391: Fandango Cinema Solutions - An Interview w/ SVP Ian Brown
OTB #390: Paramount's Very Own Shareholders Are Against The Warner Bros. Merger
OTB #389: Sorry Everyone, But The Last Airbender Movie Is Not Heading To The Big Screen
OTB #388: Rocky Mountain Theatre Convention - An Interview w/ Diane Eve & Candis Harrop
OTB #387: Why Does Netflix Keep Trying To Ruin Our Summer Vibes?
OTB #386: Heber Valley Entertainment - An Interview w/ Steve Anderson
OTB #385: Netflix Muddles Its Stance On Movie Theaters After Giving Narnia A Wide Release
OTB #384: The Audience Appetite For Movies Has Changed, And Fathom Entertainment Is Realizing It
OTB #383: The Backrooms Review & A24's Rise To Become A Major Studio Continues
OTB #382: Booking Dilemmas Heading Into The Summer And Amazon's 80s IP Plan May Backfire
OTB #381: Romance Books, Anime & Video Game Adaptations Are The Next Trends Of Cinema
OTB #380: Netflix Is Giving Chronicles Of Narnia A Wide Release, But Is There Any Way To Trust Them?
OTB #379: Will The $50 Movie Ticket Become The New Normal For The Cinema Industry?
OTB #378: TikTok Engagement Is Predicting The Box Office
OTB #377: Will Disney's Infinity Vision Turn Block Booking Into A Trend?
Ep 376OTB #376: Exactly How Much Of Michael Jackson's Life Will Be Shown In The Biopic?
EAlyssa, Shayla, and Kyle decide to be brave and figure out whether movie theaters should book the Michael Jackson biopic and see just how much of his controversies will be addressed. They also discuss the need for rom-coms to return to cinemas and the changes in a movie's editing and pacing, especially in animated features.
Ep 375OTB #375: The Pitt & Alamo Drafthouse Team Up To Encourage Alternative Content In Cinemas
EKen and Kyle discuss that while it's great to see the new Mario movie has performed well to start, it's in company with Project Hail Mary and Hoppers. The two of them also discuss how The Pitt's season finale, coming to Alamo Drafthouses, is adding on to the current trend of television hits playing at cinemas.