Black Mass Appeal: Modern Satanism for the Masses
Black Mass AppealSatanists 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 | Weekly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||
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- Great Show!
Daniel, Tabitha, and sometimes Simone (we miss her!) do a great job exploring different concepts in Satanism and other subjects. I love the variety of guests and the perspectives they bring. I also love that although they are loosely aligned with TST, that’s not the focus, and they even often express differing opinions. Love you guys!
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United States2 months ago - You’ll LAUGH! You’ll CRY! You’ll ACTUALLY LEARN SOMETHING!
Few podcasts keep my attention after more than a few episodes and this sone of them. The hosts are not patronizing, they’re not smug. They’re intelligent, fun, and happy to involve all of using their own learning. “8 thumbs up!” -Cthulu (Ron)
Apple Podcasts5Captain SpastasticUnited States3 months ago A extra loud hail Satan coming from the corn husker state. I'm currently going through a hard time and listening to the podcast has really helped keep me grounded. Especially when Simon talks about her depression, it has helped me realize "Hey, that sounds a lot like me. Maybe medication will help me too" I was raised hardcore Christian but even as a child I couldn't believe in any of the stories. And it wasn't until I found the podcast that I realized where I belong. Keep up the hellish work. H... more
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