Satan is my Superhero

In this episode we return to the blight on Chri$tianity that is Prosperity Gospel and this time look at one of the important conduits through which this hedonistic blasphemy finds its way into homes of everyday people, Paul and Jan Crouch’s Trinity Broadcasting Network or TBN for short.

The Trinity Broadcasting Network is one of the largest group owners of broadcast TV stations in the U.S and probably the biggest Chri$tian television network in the world. 

Evangelical husband and wife preachers, Paul and Jan Crouch founded TBN in the 1970s, by the 90s the couple were so wealthy they owned, matching his and hers, multi-million dollar mansions and private jets.

The opulence of the Crouch’s would grow so out of control they even had a hundred thousand dollar air-conditioned motorhome for Jan’s beloved dogs, Pinky, Baby and Jazzie. 

In 1973, the Crouch’s along with Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker set up their own TV station in California. 

This television station of theirs was only on air 3 days before they held their first telethon and raised $30 000.

This telethon style approach to money raising would become a signature of TBN. Always claiming they were on the verge of bankruptcy and donations were required to keep the word of the lord on the air. They would run what they called ‘Praise-A-Thons’ at least twice a year for the next 40 years.

The business model for this growing television network was pretty simple. Paul and Jan would host their own show,

The rest of the hours in the day were sold to other preachers. Imagine the Shopping Network but 24 hours a day of infomercials for Chri$t. 

Much of the criticism aimed at Crouch over the years, even by other preachers was his particularly pernicious penchant for procuring payments from the most impoverished people. He would use all kinds of manipulations on the most vulnerable of people.

He often claimed giving money to TBN would free you of debt. He read out letters from alleged donors who had given him their very last dollar to find their debts would miraculously disappear just a short time later.

Or they would suddenly and unexpectedly receive a sudden and unexpected payment that would be more than they donated AND cover all their aforementioned debts.

In this episode we play a little game called, ‘Crouch or Caliph’ where Tee Teaz will read out a statement and I’ll give you a couple of seconds to guess, is it a quote from Chri$tian Evangelical Preacher Paul Crouch or are they the words of former caliph of the Islamic State, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi? It’s not as easy as it sounds.

We’ll look into Jan’s puppet, Babushka, Paul Jr’s crusade against Led Zeppelin’s Stairway to Heaven, Chri$tian film The Omega Code starring Michael York, Holy Land Experience Theme Park in Orlando Florida,  Kenneth Copeland, Joyce Meyer, Creflo A. Dollar, Joel Osteen, Pat Robertson and even Kirk Cameron.

We also investigate the numerous controversies and legal battles that have plagued TBN for nearly 60 years! 

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In this episode we dip back into our Dungeons and Dragons discussion and bring it to a conclusion but not before doubling down on the delusional deluge of disinformation. 

If you think the dishonest disreputable deriders of Dungeons and Dragons disgraced themselves in the last episode then dig in for a downpour of disturbed deceptive ding bats.

We’ll delve into the deranged world of Fundamentalist Christian comic book creator Jack Chick. The most published comic book author in the world, whom you’ve never heard of. A man into all kinds of conspiracy theories. He is most obsessed with the Catholic Church claiming they keep the name of every Protestant in the world on file with the intention of carrying out another inquisition one day. He also attacks the Mormons, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Muslims and of course it goes without saying, Freemasons.

We’ll return to Virginia, the spiritual home of Dungeons & Dragons hysteria and hear from Winston Mathews who sought the Republican nomination for attorney general in the state of Virginia. He proudly announced he was campaigning on just on 2 issues, maintaining the death penalty and abolishing Dungeons & Dragons, claiming it contained, ‘devil worship, Satanism and pornography.’

We’ll investigate the links between Capital Punishment and DnD you weren’t even aware of. 

Like Oklahoma teenager Sean Sellers who shot a convenience store clerk, Robert Paul Bower then 6 months later shot dead his mother and stepfather, Vonda and Lee Bellofatto while they slept in their bed. Throughout the lengthy trial and appeals process Sellers had claimed to have been a practising Satanist and possessed by a demon. He claimed DnD manuals helped him convert others to Satanism.

What Moral Panic would be complete without Geraldo Rivera and we’ll look at his 2 part series for Entertainment Tonight in 1987. 

Pastor George Grant makes a return with co-author Peter Leithart expressing their deepest fears about imagination and their claims Jesus is a character in the game.

Homophobic radio host and author Texe Marrs who believes the world is flat, Judaism and Catholicism are Satanism, the Clintons and Newt Gingrich are Marxists and Barbie Doll is Goddess of the Sun among many other things makes an appearance.

Pastor Win Worley who claims the Star of David, Karate, tattoos and piercings are all occult spirits, paraphrases Exodus in his attack on the game.

But it is alleged former Satanist Bill Schnoebelen who steals the show with his claims of being a vampire. And when I say vampire I mean an actual vampire. Fangs, unable to walk around in the daytime and drinking blood. He really claims this. He also claims he has had sex with a fallen angel!

We discover the people most afraid of a Table Top Fantasy Role Play Game are the very people whose grip on reality is the weakest.

DnD gets wrapped up in the Satanic Panic along with other pure fantasy like Michelle Remembers and The Satan Seller by an overly superstitious market, ready and waiting to be thrilled and terrified by tales of Demons and evil cabals.

And this fear didn’t all end in the 80s. In the 21st century the game has been targeted by a Spiritual Warfare Network Regional Coordinator, Diane Buker, televangelist Pat Robertson and author Gary North who predicted Y2K was going to destroy western civilization would like to see the U.S. become a Handmaid’s Tale styled theocracy. And also wants offenses like blasphemy and homosexuality to be punishable by death. And when I say death, Gary advocates the method of execution be a good old public stoning. 

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In this episode we will investigate the gateway drug to hell known as Dungeons & Dragons. A table top fantasy role playing game that I’m sure you have at least heard of. 

We follow the games invention by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson in 1974 to moving 750 000 copies per annum by 1984.

We look at the official magazines it spawned and the arrival of and attractive new character, Satan, introduced by Alexander von Thorn in 1979.

Former lord of the 9 Hells, this shape shifter whose most potent power is temptation was toppled from his throne by a more powerful demon called Asmodeus, according to D&D lore.

As the Satanic Panic of the 80s got underway and D&D got caught in the crossfire the devil found himself sidelined. The Newsweek article read out by Eddie Munson, played by Joseph Quinn in Stranger Things is real!

From 1986 until 2007 the mere mention of The Wicked One was forbidden in official D&D products.

We trace D&D’s contribution to the Satanic Panic to the 1979 disappearance of 16 year old James Dallas Egbert III and the public allegations made by the private investigator hired by the family to find him, Bill Dear who describes himself as ‘the real James Bond’.

We look at how Dear capitalized on the media frenzy around the case now known as ‘The Steam Tunnel Incident’ and published a memoir entitled, ‘The Dungeon Master: The Disappearance of James Dallas Egbert III’

Through Dear’s love of the spotlight we talk about the exhumation of Lee Harvey Oswald in 1981, his claims O.J. Simpson is innocent and he can prove it and his involvement in the infamous, ‘Alien Autopsy’ video for the Fox special, ‘Alien Autopsy: Fact or Fiction.’

We also follow D&D’s public scrutiny at the height of the panic through Rona Jaffe’s novel, ‘Mazes and Monsters.’

Which was turned into a made for TV movie starring Tom Hanks just a year later.

Then we turn our attention to the most prolific anti-D&D campaigner Patricia Pulling and lobby group called, B.A.D.D. reminiscent of Tipper Gore’s PMRC campaign.

We investigate claims in Pulling’s 1989 book, ‘The Devil’s Web: Who Is Stalking Your Children for Satan?’

Pulling claimed to have investigated the subject of teenage devil worship for 7 years and created educational material for schools and police departments which she distributed all across the U.S.

In her uniformly uninformed way she claimed the number one pathway to hell, even above Role Playing Games was ‘Black Heavy Metal Music.’

We’ll take a close look at her 38 page pamphlet, ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Witchcraft, Suicide, Violence.’

In which she quotes convicted murderer Mitchell Rupe and Church of Satan founder Anton Levay as if they are comparable.

We’ll pull apart her particular offense to the ‘Girdle of Femininity/Masculinity’. A D&D artefact that can change the gender of any character. She also gets very upset that the Player’s Handbook allows players to choose the gender of their character. 

Then we introduce our hero of the piece author Michael Stackpole who in 1990 published ‘The Pulling Report’

Accusing Pulling of inaccuracies in her so called data showing she was not an expert in anything. For example this so-called Satanist investigator does not even know the Necronomicon was a fictional creation of H.P. Lovecraft.

Favourite of the show, Thomas Jefferson gets a mention. Virgil’s epic poem ‘The Aenid comes into it and somehow D&D finds itself wrapped up in the ‘New Age’ movement.

Finally we will see the rise and disgraceful fall of founder of the National Coalition on TV Violence, psychiatrist and lawyer Thomas Radecki. 

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In this episode we will be looking at the shaping of Satan in the 1st century Chri$tian writings.

There is a plethora of early Chri$tian writings on our favourite subject. For now we are sticking to canonical scripture but that is not to say the non-canonical stuff isn’t relevant. It paints a picture of the mindset of the early Chri$tians. 

In the King James Version of the New Testament the word Devil or Devils comes up 102 times. Satan gets mentioned 32 times. There are also other synonyms used to describe Lucifer. Despite all the mentions he doesn’t get a lot of screen time and is mostly an off-screen character, spoken of but rarely seen like Voldemort or Sauron. I won’t be covering every mention of Lord of Flies but will look at the ones where I feel who and what he is gets established for later generations to build on and create the Satan we know and love today.

The New Testament is not JUST 4 similar stories about the same events. There are also a bunch of internal church memos and other documents bundled up and paper clipped to the back of the gospels, known as the epistles.

We look at the earliest mention of Old Scratch in the New Testament in the Epistle of James all the way to the Gospel of John.

We watch the Satan character develop from a metaphorical representation of human desire to a little gremlin coercing events to megalomaniacal entity of enormous power. 

We will follow Saul of Tarsus from 1st century tentmaker who got his kicks beating up early Chri$tians on the weekends to self-proclaimed apostle Paul megalomaniacal entity of enormous power.

We review the attitude of the juvenile apocalyptic cult to the antichrist and the impending end of the world with the return of their Chri$t.

There’s fornication with step mums, a ravenous reptilian hell beast, murder, Romans, Ancient Greeks, Hentai, Pagans, Zeus, Odin, Ahura Mazda, an attack force of shock preachers, an army of serpents and scorpions, gardening tips from Jesus, the rapture, a proxy war between YHWH and the Devil, Astro Boy even gets a mention! 

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In this episode we will look at the obstacles faced by Copernicus, Galileo and others in trying to convince humanity we are not the centre of the universe.

Having brought you right up to the present with Flat Earth theory and its pundits in the previous 2 episodes, ‘New Flat World Order 1 Flimflammers Charlatans and Snake Oil and New Flat World Order 2  Liars Deniers and INCELs’, we will now take a detour back in time. The denial of a heliocentric solar system is crucial to any flat earth theory.

As discussed in the first episode of this trilogy the spherical nature of the earth was pretty much accepted fact by most educated thinkers since the early Greeks. But even people who believed the evidence we live on a round planet found the idea of it spinning on its own axis and orbiting the sun a bridge too far. 

This idea of the Earth orbiting the sun goes back to at least the 5th century BCE. Greek philosopher Philolaos was the first to put forward the idea that the Earth was not the centre of the universe. He even went one step further and proposed the sun and all the stars and planets we see orbited a central fire. Philolaos may have been the first to allude to the super massive black hole at the centre of the Milky Way.

Aristarchus of Samos in the 3rd century BCE and Seleucus of Seleucia in the 2nd century BCE would also famously argue for this heliocentric theory.

As discussed in the first episode many of the church’s thinkers and writers were not flat earthers, but the idea that the sun went around the Earth would take more than a millennia and a half to knock out of them. This geocentric view of the universe would actually cause them nothing but trouble for that whole time.

The church had a vested interest in accurate astronomy dating back to at least the 4th century CE and the first ecumenical council of Nicaea. 

The Catholic Church would become a major mover and shaker in astronomy.

Theologians Thomas Aquinas, Giovanni Tolosani, John Calvin, Martin Luther, Francesco Ingoli, Tommaso Caccini, writer Alexander Ross and demonologist Jean Bodin couldn’t imagine an Earth not at the centre of the universe.

It was up to Nicolaus Copernicus, Galileo Galilee and other enlightenment thinkers to finally convince the church it was clutching a dogma brick in an ocean of scientific observation.

Eerily reminiscent of the recent Hollywood film Don’t Look Up, Galileo even had trouble convincing the powers that be to simply look through his telescope and see for themselves!

So troubled by Galileo’s revelations Pope Urban VIII had him arrested and refused him a burial befitting his stature when he died.

A pre Paradise Lost, John Milton even gets involved in our story. 

Ironically it was at The Basilica of San Petronio in Bologna that the theories of Copernicus, Galileo and Johannes Kepler were finally proven true by Catholic astronomer Giovanni  Cassini late in the 17th century. 

Eventually the ban on Galileo and Copernicus’s books was lifted by the Vatican, another century after that all opposition to Heliocentric Theory had disappeared from the church.

Despite the fact that modern flerfers have not caught up, the Catholic church at least has completely dropped any claim to a geocentric universe and in 1992 Pope John Paul II formally acquitted Galileo of heresy.

In this episode we also ask the question, ‘where else is dogma and doctrine holding science back today’? 

Will CRSPR CAS9 and Artificial Intelligence be delayed  by superstitious mumbo jumbo written on goatskins by a bunch nomads thousands of years ago? 

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In this episode we pick up where we left off in the last episode, ‘New Flat World Order 1 Flimflammers Charlatans and Snake Oil’ with Flat Earth Theory’s introduction to the interwebs in the naughties through Daniel Shenton.

Unlike 19th century pseudoscience quack Samuel Rowbotham, actual research and experimentation or at least the illusion of it seem to be of no interest to Shenton and his followers. 

We will also deep dive into the most egregious and objectionable of the current flat earth peddlers, YouTube Yoga instructor Eric Dubay, head of the International Flat Earth Research Society and his, ‘200 Proofs Earth is Not a Spinning Ball.’

I will focus on his blatant dishonesty and the attitude he has towards his reader. You won’t be surprised by his complete and utter lack of even the most basic scientific knowledge. You will be surprised by just how much he thinks he can hide that ignorance from his intellectually limited audience.

From making ridiculous claims like he can see right through the ‘transparent’ moon to fraudulently misrepresenting scientific papers he didn’t understand. With a straight face and no shame he proudly announces he does not know the difference between a rocket and a jet or how they work and yet he’s the one to expose the Flat Earth truth!

But Dubay is not the only science denying history whitewashing reprobate we investigate. There’s also Tila Tequila. Remember her? No, didn’t think so.

Or what about Noel Hadley who believes Lucille Ball was a witch who’s ancestry can be traced back to the Salem Witch Trials?  

He also believes the atomic bomb is a hoax. The great American pastime of Baseball is actually a Freemason ritual. The 1893 Chicago World Fair was a hoax to re-write the true history of Chicago actually being a city that was established hundreds of years before European settlement. Aids, malaria, polio and Covid 19 are all hoaxes. The Manson family, Nancy Kerrigan and Lorena Bobbitt cases were all hoaxes. Being a Flerfer is just the tip of the iceberg that sunk the Titanic with this guy, which he also believes is a hoax.

When you hear about these outrageous pundits of Flat Earth Theory you’ll think you’re being Punk’d. Speaking of which we’ll also talk about former cast member of that MTV show, Owen Benjamin.

We learn about the dubious relationship daredevil Mad Mike Hughes had with the community and what the young Earth creationists over at Answers in Genesis think of the whole thing.

And of course we can’t forget star of the Netflix Documentary, Behind the Curve, Mark Sargent in this Dunning Kruger effect on steroids filled episode. 

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In this episode we deep dive into the mother of all conspiracy theories, the Flat Earth where science denial alone is nowhere near enough cognitive dissidence to keep the belief alive.

This is a deep state cover up that predates the very actors that are covering it up. It goes back at the very least 2500 years and has been perpetuated and hidden from the world by quite literally billions of people. 

It is very easy to understand how pre-seafaring civilisations believed the Earth was flat. You could be forgiven for assuming that flat earth theory is ancient and it is round earth theory that is new but you would be wrong. The flat earth movement is only a couple of hundred years old.

From early antiquity onwards as sailors moved away from hugging the coastline to open sea the horrible truth of a spherical Earth became hard to deny as previously unseen land masses would begin rising out of the horizon upon approach. 

We will delve into the history of not only Flat Earth Theory but the great thinkers who first figured out our planet is an oblate spheroid flattened at the poles like, Pythagoras, Parmenides, Plato, Aristotle, Archimedes, Eratosthenes, Posidonius, Cicero, Pliny the Elder, Claudius Ptolemy, Strabo, Seneca, Bishop Isidore of Seville  and The Venerable Bede.

We’ll also look at the first written accounts of OG Flat Earthers like Lactantius and Cosmas the Monk to Illustrious modern day philosophers like former cricketer Andrew ‘Freddie’ Flintoff. 

But of course it really becomes a movement of outright science denial with the arrival of Patent Medicine seller and self-proclaimed curer of old age, Samuel Rowbotham in the 19th century with his dubious experiments on the Bedford canal in Cambridgeshire, England.

Rowbotham would light the way for followers like John Hampden, William Carpenter, David Wardlaw Scott and precursor to the modern televangelists Wilbur Voliva.

Then just as the idea was dying out, Dover sign writer Samuel Shentoncreates the International Flat Earth Research Society. Taking a step away from scripture and into full blown conspiracy theory.

The tinfoil hat wearing likes of Charles Johnson and Daniel Shenton will then bring this ludicrous movement into the 21st century. Primed and ready for some truly despicable swindlers to infiltrate this seemingly harmless pastime for dummies and turn this ironically circular thinking into one of the most pernicious conspiracy theories going. 

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In this episode we will investigate the worst stain on the legacy of Jesus Chri$t, Prosperity Gospel. Be prepared to be amazed by the lengths at which these con artists will go to crowbar outrageous greed into Chri$tian doctrine and plumb the depths of human exploitation.

In a nutshell it’s the idea that ‘their god’ rewards them with wealth and health right here on Earth in this lifetime. Not so bad you say. Well the implication and sometimes outright accusation is that if you are sick or poor it’s because you are a loathsome sinner.

These false prophets promote the idea that you should see and feel the presence of the Holy Spirit. You should expect to see miracles like, prophecies, faith healings and idiots speaking in tongues. This is faith for people who need some kind of tangible albeit dubious evidence to support their belief.

Welcome to Prosperity Gospel where Jesus Chri$t of Nazareth is your own personal Vegas slot machine.

Let’s begin a journey together where these preachers aren’t just driving an exotic sports car on the highway to Hell, they’re piloting a convoy of private jets filled with their entire congregation.

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In this special episode Judas talks with Lexi about growing up anti-vax, the pull of alternative medicine, vaccine hesitancy, and what eventually changed her views on vaccination. We dig into parenting, medical trust, herd immunity, and how belief systems can shape the choices people make for years. It’s a candid, funny, and deeply human look at how people enter — and sometimes leave — the anti-vax bubble.

Essential oils, crystals, detoxing, genetically modified organisms, organic food, acupuncture, aromatherapy, chiropractic, feng shui, iridology, homeopathy, magnets, naturopaths, reiki, reflexology, traditional Chinese medicine, tarot cards, palm reading, and drinking your own urine are just some of the ideas discussed in this episode.

What are the consequences in adulthood of being raised around vaccine-preventable diseases and anti-vax beliefs? What role does politics play in the decision not to immunize? And what does it take to step out of the Dunning-Kruger bubble?

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Three hundred years later we're still arguing with people who think germ theory is a matter of personal opinion.
Long before Facebook, YouTube or anti-vax influencers, people were spreading vaccine misinformation the old-fashioned way—straight from church pulpits and badly written pamphlets! During Boston's 1721 smallpox epidemic, critics were already claiming inoculation was Satan's work, insisting disease was just God's punishment, and even throwing homemade bombs at doctors, proving they were just as incompetent at explosives as epidemiology.
From smallpox variolation and Edward Jenner's cowpox vaccine to Andrew Wakefield paying children for blood samples at his son's birthday party, COVID conspiracies, germ theory denial, and politicians confidently misunderstanding basic science—history keeps proving one depressing fact: the pathogens evolve, but human stupidity just gets better internet.
Expect exploding sermons, cows with boundary issues, Satan, fake doctors, conspiracy theorists, and more bad medical advice than a Facebook mums' group. This is one of our longest and most ambitious episodes—over an hour of history, comedy, original music, and skeptical chaos. Fully scripted. Heavily produced. Featuring Karen demanding the manager during a global lockdown and The Genuine Hoots of Joy.
📌 Originally released as: A Pox to You (2022)

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CONTINUE THE JOURNEY:  If centuries of medical misinformation made your blood pressure spike keep it going with "How a Former Anti Vaxxer Changed her Mind", where we find out what it actually takes to escape the conspiracy rabbit hole. 👉 Listen to Episode 21 –How a Former Anti Vaxxer Changed her Mind Here

MAIL US Got a local conspiracy, religious urban legend, miracle cure, haunted church, cult encounter, or absolutely unhinged anti-science story? We want to hear it. High-quality hate mail also accepted: [email protected]

SAUCES:Reverend Cotton Mather’s personal journals (1721), Edmund Massey’s "A Sermon Against the Dangerous and Sinful Practice of Inoculation" (1722), and Benjamin Franklin’s autobiography. Disclaimer: Our research methods involve a highly volatile combination of academic historical archives, modern investigative journalism, and a frantic late-night scroll through deep-web conspiracy forums—email us for the full chaotic paper trail if you dare.

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