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This Episode is sponsored by The AWO Book Series, exclusively at Amazon. 

And by Emerson A. Cotton Motivational Speaker.

I was a huge Friends fan when the show was on the air and my favorite friend was always Chandler. He was the most relatable character on the show and his sarcasm was second to none. But Matthew Perry was so much more than Chandler Bing. So join your host Jeff as he discusses the career and the tragic life of Matthew Perry.

Episode 99 of Real Paranormal Talk is live! One episode away from the 100th episode! And I'm back to talk about not one but two of the most famous haunted dolls in the world, Annabelle and Robert. I recently saw a discussion from someone who was brave enough to touch the real Annabelle doll. Would I be brave enough to do that? Find out now on Real Paranormal Talk. Also, sadness at the end of Spooky season!

J-Bunny sits down with his friend of over 20 years, Andy Kalipetis.  Andy and J-Bunny start the show talking about encounters with celebrities in public, including Dann Florek, Bret Scallions, Rosario Dawson, and Martha Stewart.  They discuss how they met, going to concerts together in the early 2000s (specifically Ozzfest, Cradle of Filth, Arch Enemy, and Bleeding Through), as well as Andy's journey in music.  Andy discusses how he became interested in playing drums, and touches on the bands he was in from high school to present, with an emphasis on Quarter Inch Fuse, his band from the early 2000s.  We discuss how Quarter Inch Fuse came together and why they ultimately broke up.  Andy also talks about his drum kit including how he originally got it, why he initially got rid of it, how he got it back, and the process of redoing the whole kit as a COVID project during the pandemic.  Andy also talks about drummers that influenced him and gives his thoughts on the current Pantera reunion/tribute. 

Podcast intro "Rock Intro 3" courtesy of ⁠audionautix.com⁠. "One" appears on the Metallica album ...And Justice For all and "Becoming" appears on Pantera's album Far Beyond Driven. Both songs were included at the request of Andy Kalipetis.

Charlie Corletta returns to the show to discuss the Pantera Reunion/Tribute that is currently touring the US and playing festivals, headlining shows, and is supporting Metallica.  Charlie and J-Bunny share their opinions on the shows after seeing them live, and refute some of the negative feedback people online have been giving regarding the current lineup of the band.  They also discuss the sense of community felt at these concerts, how the current lineup is paying tribute to the Dimebag and Vinnie Paul Abbot, experiences meeting Rita Haney on tour, and their stories of how they found out that Dimebag was murdered in 2004.  They also discuss how Jose Mangin has been keeping the spirit of Pantera alive, and how he deserves credit for these shows happening.  J-Bunny also recounts his experience being on-air on SiriusXM Liquid Metal with Jose in 2015.  Charlie recounts how when he first met J-Bunny, he was "the guy with the Dimebag shirt" and J-Bunny explains why he almost always wears some sort of Dimebag Darrell-related shirt to concerts.  Charlie and J-Bunny also talk about where life has taken them lately, and what their plans and goals are for the future.  Getcha pull and give a listen.

"Avoid the Light" appears on the soundtrack for Dracula 2000 and later on the anniversary edition of Reinventing the Steel.  "A New Level" appears on the album Vulgar Display of Power, and "Revolution is My Name" appears on the album Reinventing the Steel.  All songs by Pantera.

We're getting closer to the 100th episode (sometime in January?). This week's album was released this day in music history (by coincidence) back in 2007. It's Seether and Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces

There's a new horror comedy movie available on Amazon Prime called Totally Killer. Halloween meets Back To The Future? Yes please! A teen goes back to the 1980s to prevent the murder of three teens in her home town. What does Jeff think? Only one way to find out! Take a listen to the newest episode of Reviews By Jeff!

Seems there is a lot of celebrity paranormal shows out there. On this episode of Real Paranormal Talk, Jeff discusses his thoughts on them and if he thinks it's a good thing or a bad thing.

The first of a few "horror' based reviews, we will start with this movie starring Daniel Radcliffe about a man who's girlfriend was unalived and he's the main suspect. But as the investigation grows, he suddenly starts growing horns which allow people to say their deepest secrets. It's as weird as it sounds! But worth a watch! And a spoiler free review too!

On This episode of Ranking Tracks, your host Jeff definitely stepped out of his comfort zone! Let's go back to 1977 and celebrate the Swedish Pop Band ABBA and their album The Album.