3 episodes

A sonic memoir about meeting a real demon while making a horror movie in Latvia.

Created by TOMMY BERTELSEN
Original Music by MICHAEL SHUMAN
Produced by ISAIAH SMALLMAN
and BRYCE MCGUIRE

MONSTER Tommy Bertelsen

    • Society & Culture
    • 4.6 • 81 Ratings

A sonic memoir about meeting a real demon while making a horror movie in Latvia.

Created by TOMMY BERTELSEN
Original Music by MICHAEL SHUMAN
Produced by ISAIAH SMALLMAN
and BRYCE MCGUIRE

    Act 1

    Act 1

    An episode about celebrity weddings, a mysterious businessman, and sexual politics between co-workers. This is how I met my monster.

    • 56 min
    Act 2

    Act 2

    An episode about physical production, physical betrayal, and my ice cold shrunken penis.

    • 52 min
    Act 3

    Act 3

    An episode about roofies and a wrap party.

    • 40 min

Customer Reviews

4.6 out of 5
81 Ratings

81 Ratings

rrove922378 ,

A must listen

This is one of the best podcasts I’ve heard in a while. It’s a honest look at one’s self, inside an amazing story.

bar nav ,

An amazing storyteller takes you on a wild ride

One of the best podcasts I’ve listened to in a while, the host clearly has a knack for storytelling and this one really draws you in.

brekfast_soot ,

Five Stars

Monster is a gonzo-esque narrative worth listening to. This podcast is well written and produced. The listener is left wanting more. However, even though this is a personal narrative one can’t help to think that the failure to acknowledge that 100s (possibly more) of young girls are given GHB on a daily basis and forced into sex acts is a little out of touch.

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