Briana Kersten & Tommy Isbell

The Spinal Abyss

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Join your hosts Briana Kersten and Tommy Isbell as they delve the neverending depths of the horror genre! Whether it's movies and short films, novels and short stories, video games and everything in-between, we love it all. We try to keep everything as spoiler-free as possible but WARNING we fail at it quite often and that's okay. So come be a fly on our wall as we talk about the things that creep, shiver, shamble, squelch, stab and generally scare. You're not ready... and we wouldn't want you to be.

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Briana Kersten & Tommy Isbell

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Latest episode

Nov 4, 2026

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Episodes

"Archive 81" And The Perpetual Search For Ambiguity 26.02.2026

In this, our first actual legitimate episode, we discuss a favorite Netflix horror series of ours (mainly Tommy's) which taps lightly on the concept of Lovecraftian horror and stories that take place within split timelines. Is it good? Is it horror? Is it ever going to come back? Should we all appreciate our vintage media a little more? Stick with us and we'll answer some of those questions (maybe...

The One Where They Start A Podcast 25.02.2026

Two not-quite siblings but definitely not-just-friends made a joke one time. A joke that may or may not have been taken seriously a few days afterwards. Then Bri recorded a call with Tommy to see if the joke was not just a joke. This is that phone call.

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