Episodes
Episode 141 – Satan’s Underground
By 1988, the Satanic Panic was starting to run out of steam, so Harvest House Publishing pushed a brand new absurdo-biography tell-all to stoke its engines. Is “Satan’s Underground” the worst Satanic Panic memoir ever published–or just the worst we’ve read for this show?
Episode 140 – Goetic Demons 2: The Quickening
Once again we’re getting in touch with our inner demons–by name and title. It’s our long-awaited follow-up episode about the history of the Lesser Key of Solomon, the only book of European demonology to worm its way into popular culture.
Episode 139 – Cutesy Satanism (with Artetak)
When it comes to Satanic aesthetics, you know the drill. But these days, we can’t help but notice a lot of Satanic art and fashion is looking downright cute–even adorable. Artist Artetak joins us to discuss this brand of “Soft Satanism.”
Episode 138 – Deadly Sins: Satanic Lust
When it comes to Deadly Sins, there’s one option you can always count on for putting skin in the game. So why do conventional religions have so many intimate inhibitions about Lust?
Episode 137 – Hell On Earth
We’re taking everybody’s advice and going to Hell; for as long as people have believed in a fiery underworld they’ve spread stories about how to get there.
Episode 136 – Satanic Bible 2: The Revenge
In the 50-plus years since the publication of the Satanic Bible, what has the world said about it, and how should these perspectives inform our own?
Bonus Show: Satan’s Whispers
Straight from Tabitha’s weird Satanic Panic library: The devil’s surprisingly pedantic plan for leading YOU into sin.
Bonus Show: Satanic Panic Reader Theater (starring Tabitha!)
With our regular BMA called on account of a Biblical flood, Tabitha fills in by opening up some of the strangest pages of her personal library.
Episode 135 – Our Satanic Resolutions
We greet Year Zero by resolving to pursue some of our greatest ambitions.
Episode 134 – Why We Hail Satan
Every Satanist knows those two “magic” words: Hail Satan. But where does this phrase come from, and why DO we say it so often?