Podcast Categories: TV & Film

Award-Winning Documentary Filmmaker and renowned paranormal investigator Chad Calek (American Ghost Hunter, Paranormal State, Sir Noface) shares countless harrowing stories about the intense events he’s witnessed throughout his 25-year investigative career, which Calek has taken part in over 500 paranormal investigations into claims of not only ghost encounters, poltergeist activity, and alleged demonic possession, but also cases involving UFO sightings, cryptid attacks (such as the Jersey Devil), superhuman ability (psychokinesis) and much more. In addition, Calek also shares impactful stories about his personal life, which often include stories about his fascinating relationship with his wife, the impact of his recently deceased father who passed away under mysterious circumstances, Calek’s unlikely journey from small-town Iowa to Hollywood, and the harsh truths about what it takes to be a success in the Hollywood film and television industry. And last, but not least, in addition to answering questions from podcast listeners and responding to fan-submitted paranormal evidence videos, Calek regularly shares his views on current events that involve the bizarre, the mysterious, and the unexplained.

Welcome to the Age of Uninnocence. And Just Like Her is a fresh spin on your average rewatch podcast; flipping the standard format on its head to follow the hit 90's dramedy Sex and the City through the questions Carrie Bradshaw poses in her column. Twenty five years later, the singles and hopeless romantics of New York still want to know; Can you change a man? What constitutes cheating? And can you be friends with an ex?

Join New York writer and producer Tara Llewellyn (Host of Gilmore to Say: A Gilmore Girls Podcast) in her new weekly show commiserating on first dates, one night stands, friendship breakups and everything in between to carry Carrie's column into the new New York social scene.

The cast, crew, executives, and fans of Felicity revisit the show 25 years after its premiere on The WB to discuss why the show remains a cultural touchstone and what made that moment in the history of television particularly unique. Rather than going episode-by-episode, Dear Felicity episodes will cover themes and story arcs as a way to have broader conversations about Felicity, The WB, the careers of those involved, and how the TV business functioned. The podcast will largely follow the tv show’s chronology.