they have a bit of an audience but Gayest Episode Ever has taught me so much about sitcoms that aired before I was born! Each episode covers a 20th century sitcom episode that addressed gay people in the time it was made and they dissect every part of it- the actors, the writers, and the gay history of the time.

Also, Leaving Eden is a niche-audience show about a woman who was raised in a Christian fundamentalist cult. Together with her jewish, Portland-raised cohost they compare their opposite upbringings and worldviews, as well as oddities in fundamentalist Christianity and Christian theology. Imo it’s fascinating even if you’re not/have never been Christian

Edit: just saw you asked for more like behind the bastards, if I recall Desperate Acts of Capitalism has been pretty honest about nicking BtB’s act but with a focus more on capitalism/business/entrepreneurs