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The Tesseract Files

The Tesseract Files

Written by: BIG 105.9 (WBGG-FM)
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Welcome to The Tesseract Files! Your sci-fi source for everything binge-worthy. From streaming series and blockbuster films, we explore the stories, characters, and ideas that shape sci-fi today. We dive into the latest releases, hidden gems, fan theories, and unforgettable moments that you’re obsessed with. The Tesseract Files is your transmission to the infinite and beyond!
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Episodes
  • Kevin Eastman: Comics, Creator Rights & AI

    Kevin Eastman: Comics, Creator Rights & AI
    Jul 16 2026
    Issue #10 of The Tesseract Files brings together two fascinating conversations exploring the past, present, and future of entertainment.First, recorded at Florida Supercon, Carlos Pikerie sits down with comic book legend Kevin Eastman, co-creator of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Eastman reflects on the incredible legacy of the Heroes in a Half Shell and discusses Tundra Publishing, his groundbreaking venture that helped redefine creator-owned comics and gave artists unprecedented creative freedom during one of the industry's most transformative periods.Then, Andres Suarez returns to the show for a thought-provoking discussion on the changing landscape of film and television. Are streaming series replacing the moviegoing experience? Has the rise of binge-worthy television changed what audiences expect from storytelling? The conversation also examines how Hollywood is adapting to the rapid emergence of artificial intelligence and the ways AI is reshaping filmmaking, creativity, and the future of entertainment.From comic book history to the evolution of modern media, Issue #10 explores how innovation continues to transform the stories we create, the way we consume them, and the future of the entertainment industry.

    The Tesseract Files — Exploring the multiverse of sci-fi, one theory at a time.
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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • The Road To Florida Supercon

    The Road To Florida Supercon
    Jul 9 2026
    The countdown to Florida Supercon begins!In Issue #9 of The Tesseract Files, Carlos Pikerie is joined by Florida Supercon Event Coordinator Chris D'Lando to take listeners behind the scenes of one of South Florida's biggest celebrations of comics, sci-fi, gaming, and pop culture.Together, they discuss the history of Florida Supercon, what it takes to build a major fan convention, and the incredible lineup of guests, creators, and experiences coming to South Beach. From celebrity appearances and comic book creators to cosplay, fandom, and the community that brings it all together, Chris shares what makes Supercon a unique destination for fans across the country.What goes into creating a sci-fi convention of this size? How do you bring thousands of fans together to celebrate the worlds they love? Join us as we explore the passion, planning, and creativity behind bringing Florida Supercon to life.Whether you're a longtime convention attendee or getting ready for your first con, this episode is your inside look at the event that brings the multiverse to Miami.

    The Tesseract Files — Exploring the multiverse of sci-fi, one theory at a time.
    New episodes weekly. Available wherever you stream podcasts.
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    49 mins
  • Issue #8 The Eye Test: How Bad Was The Movie Really?

    Issue #8 The Eye Test: How Bad Was The Movie Really?
    Jul 3 2026
    In Issue #8 of The Tesseract Files, Carlos Pikerie welcomes back iHeartRadio producer Stephen Chamberlain for The Eye Test, a conversation that cuts through the noise surrounding one of the year's most talked-about superhero films: Supergirl.With social media, YouTube, and online pundits quick to declare a movie a hit or a disaster, it's becoming harder than ever to separate genuine criticism from clickbait. So the question is simple: Was Supergirl really as bad as some people claim, or has the conversation been driven by outrage and algorithms rather than the film itself?Carlos and Stephen put the movie to the eye test, examining its story, performances, direction, and place within the evolving DC Universe. Along the way, they discuss the growing influence of online fandom, review culture, and whether audiences should trust the internet's hottest takes—or judge a film for themselves.Join The Tesseract Files as we ask whether the loudest voices are always the most accurate, and whether Supergirl deserves a second look.

    The Tesseract Files — Exploring the multiverse of sci-fi, one theory at a time.
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    1 hr and 19 mins
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