Episodes

In the beginning, acclaimed authors Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett teamed up for the most British version of Armageddon ever. We discuss the story of demon Crowley and angel Aziraphale doing their damnedest (and blessedest) stop the end of the world.

We’re hitting the books with the most infamous of all Satanic scriptures, Anton LaVey’s Satanic Bible. But is this manual for LaVeyan Satanists the gospel truth, or does it belong in our bad books?

We decide to love the sinner AND the sin as we take a look at the Seven Deadly Sins. But to be honest, the list looks more like seven different ways to have a good time, and we’re left wondering: Are the rest of us sinning ENOUGH these days?

50 years ago, Satanists welcomed a bundle of joy in the form of the movie Rosemary’s Baby. The film tackles themes of feminism, bodily autonomy, conspiracy, and paranoia – all still relevant to Satanists today.

Depending on who you ask, there are either lots of different Satanic sects, or there’s only one true Satanism and everyone else is just pretending. We dive into the major – and lesser-known – groups that call themselves Satanic.

It’s our “Infernally Asked Questions” show! Black Mass Appeal strives to bring modern Satanism to the masses, so we answer listener questions from the Satan-curious.

Get ready to recite the Dark Lord’s Prayer – we’re going to Black Mass! It’s in the name of our show, but for the first time we take you behind the scenes of planning and performing Satanic rituals.

The secret Satanic Illuminati plot to control the world… probably only consists of your hosts Simone, Daniel, Tabitha, and Roman. We head down the rabbit hole to look at the weirdest, wildest, stupidest conspiracy theories about Satanism.

We sold our souls for rock and roll (and blues and classical and pop and hip hop)! We discuss the devil’s influence on popular music. Are there any actual Satanic bands – and did any ever really hide Satanic messages in their songs?

We dive into the sticky world of Satanic politics and discuss how Satanic San Francisco and the Satanic Temple’s beliefs fit in with the “left-leaning political activism” mentioned at the top of every episode – and how other Satanic groups might take a different view.