Best Al Tessier Podcasts (2025)

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Happy Horrordays 1:03:28

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Send us a text Returning to our show is fellow podcaster and horror author Matt Brockmeyer. We're gonna be chatting about what's so great about Halloween during spooky season. What horror movies are worth watching, and how to celebrate on all hallows eve. Chatterbox is available on Spotify, Amazon Music, and YouTube at @Chatterbox-94. Don't forget …

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The Cult Behind The Curtain 1:13:38

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Send us a text The world of showbiz is flooded with scandal, darkness, and cultish elements. Today we'll be talking to my old friend Gabby to talk about our experience as former members of a theatrical cult. You'll come to find that sometimes those high hopes and dreams of Hollywood stardem are actually a complete nightmare. Yet without this experi…

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Bases Loaded At the Box Office 1:04:04

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Send us a text Joining me on this episode is the host of the sports podcast Loftside Bantr Andrew Diamontopoulos. We're gonna chat it up about sports that have been featured in movies. Why they have become so relevant, and add in a few fun facts along the way. Chatterbox is available on Spotify, Amazon Music, and YouTube at @Chatterbox-94. Don't fo…

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Comics, Conventions, and Media Junkies 1:19:11

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Send us a text Stan Lee was the comic book Godfather. He created an entire universe of heroes and villains that people love and adore. My guest Nick is an avid fan of comic conventions, where geeks, nerds, and media junkies alike can get together dressed in everything from Spiderman to Spock. We're gonna talk about why these conventions are so cool…

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The Juice is Loose 1:03:01

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Send us a text True crime is all the rage in America. And crimes of the past are slowly making their way on to the silver screen. My guest today is Bill Selby, host of the true crime podcast Crimes, Killers, Cults, and Beer. We're gonna chat a bit about the infamous OJ Simpson trial. And why 30 years later it is still the number 1 true crime story …