
Satanists discuss modern Satanism, its history, left-leaning political activism, and how Satanism relates to current events and pop culture. It's a show for the Satan-curious, or those already involved in Satanic groups.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 221 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

Apparently some people really will buy anything, even the insultingly credulous sales pitch of a former "Satanist High Priest" turned comedian for Christ.
Don't worry, jokes about religion always land great, there's no way this can possibly go awry.
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Here I was almost out of socks, a basket of clean laundry to fold, and the lack of motivation to do it! Then a new episode came out! I’m saved! Now I can get my laundry folded!
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I love and adore this podcast. I'm newish to Satanism and this is a fun and informative resource. Black Mass Appeal is my first and best recommendation for anyone interested in modern Satanism. The diversity topics is fantastic; I've learned a lot. You can tell the hosts and the guests are having a great time, especially when Daniel cackles and Tabitha giggles.
I've also been randomly listening to older episodes and my "wants to read" list of books and "should watch" lis... more
This is Dan Carlin in the satanic wing of the library, engaged in a lively dialogue with a witty, punk-goth raconteur. It is peerless. Daniel’s masterful research and prodigious memory yield impeccably nuanced arguments, while Tabitha’s wit and insight bring brilliance and levity. A veritable triumph of intellect and charm – indispensable for those captivated by satanic philosophy.
This is such a fun and interesting podcast! Like hanging out with good friends! Hail Satan! And Hail yourselves!
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A long-running discussion show that blends scholarship, pop culture, and community storytelling around modern Satanism. Episodes routinely explore history, art, politics, sexuality, and fringe beliefs through a mix of guests—comedians, scholars, media creators, and Satanic activists—while keeping a sharp, humorous lens. Listeners often engage with complex topics ranging from religious imagery and demonology to mental health, censorship, and activism, all anchored by approachable hosts and a lively group dynamic. Noteworthy is the show's willingness to challenge stereotypes by reading primary sources, featuring diverse guest perspectives, and connecting Satanism to broader cultural conversations, making it a compelling pick for curious minds... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Natasha Muse
2. Joe John Sanchez III
3. Oma Kubara
4. Dan Boguslaw
5. Lilith Morningstar
6. Sadie Black
7. Jack Violently
8. Hans Zolo
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