Click and Tell Show
Click and Tell Show
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Welcome to Click and Tell, a unique interview show hosted by Sangita Patel and Carlos Bustamante. Every week, they invite some of the most interesting people in the world to sit down and tell their stories based on the images that they’ve shared to the world. Hear the REAL stories behind your favourite social posts on Click and Tell. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast covers a range of themes including personal journeys, the impact of social media, creative arts, and overcoming adversity. Episodes explore topics such as the behind-the-scenes experiences of celebrities in film and music, the effects of social media shutdowns, and personal narratives of resilience, such as Wyatt Flores's rise in country music and Forest Blakk's transition from homelessness to healing through music.

Welcome to Click and Tell, a unique interview show hosted by Sangita Patel and Carlos Bustamante. Every week, they invite some of the most interesting people in the world to sit down and tell their stories based on the images that they’ve shared to the world. Hear the REAL stories behind your favourite social posts on Click and Tell.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Stu Stone has done a little bit of everything — from starring in Donnie Darko and The Magic School Bus to working in comedy, music, podcasting, documentary filmmaking, and professional wrestling. In this exclusive Click and Tell interview, Stu Stone takes us through his incredible career, starting as a child actor and appearing in iconic '90s shows including The Magic School Bus, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, and Goosebumps. Stu reflects on recently reuniting with his Magic School Bus castmates and why the beloved educational series continues to resonate with audiences decades later.
Stu also looks back at the making of Donnie Darko, which is returning to theaters for its 25th anniversary. He shares the unlikely story of how he landed his role in the cult classic, working alongside Jake Gyllenhaal and Seth Rogen, the amount of improvisation that made it into the finished film, and his thoughts on why Donnie Darko has remained such an enduring movie.
The conversation also explores Stu's friendship with the late Bob Saget and how he and Jamie Kennedy ended up working with Saget on their comedy rap project. Stu opens up about what made Bob so special, the advice and kindness he remembers, and why he remains grateful for the memories they shared.
A longtime wrestling fan, Stu discusses his work as a producer and director on Dark Side of the Ring, his experiences interviewing legendary wrestlers including Bret Hart, Jake ”The Snake” Roberts, Ricky ”The Dragon” Steamboat and Billy Jack Haynes, and what he has learned from exploring the darker side of professional wrestling.
Stu also talks about his documentaries Jack of All Trades and Faking a Murderer, his paranormal movie Don't F** With Ghosts*, and his new series The Great American Ghost Hunt. He explains how working with real paranormal investigators changed his perspective on ghosts and teases what's coming from Potluck Originals. From child actor to filmmaker, rapper, podcaster, wrestling producer, and paranormal investigator, Stu Stone opens up about an unconventional career built around constantly trying something new.
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