
Blurry Creatures chases down answers for the weird questions and enigmatic creatures that inhabit the fringes between reality, myth, and imagination. Join podcast veterans Nate Henry and Luke Rodgers as they investigate Bigfoot, Ancient Giants, Cryptids, The Nephilim, The Watchers, Ancient Burial Mounds, Forbidden History, Megaliths, Conspiracy Theories, Dogman, Mothman, The UFO Phenomenon, Extrat... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 412 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Doug Van Dorn returns to the Blurry Con stage for his third year and delivers what he calls the most important work he's ever presented. Recorded live at Blurry Con 3, Doug walks through a detailed textual case showing how second-century rabbis syste... more
Astrophysicist and apologist Hugh Ross returns to the blurry basement to talk about his new book, Noah's Flood Revisited, and the case he's making that the Genesis flood account is scientifically credible when read literally and historically. Hugh wa... more
Something is moving through the Ohio woods, and it's not alone. Eight reported Bigfoot sightings in five days have turned a quiet stretch of northeast Ohio into ground zero for the cryptid world, and the story has gone viral. Fox News, Newsweek, News... more
What happens when a self-described atheist builds a career investigating the darkest corners of the paranormal, and something starts following him home? Barry is a writer who tried to launch his career as a paranormal journalist back in the early 200... more
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Blurry Creatures brings clarity to some of the most mysterious parts of our world. SOLID guests with incredible discussions I look forward to every week. Thank you, Blurry Crew
This was my go to podcast, but the last year or so it has become more of a cult than true teachings. They claim to be bible believing yet they don’t know the bible. The guest with the first name James was the last straw. He literally said all churches are chasing after the anti christ. Really? The only thing that matters is the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Forbid if you call them out on Facebook, most in that group worship Blurry Creatures and not God. There are so many things their guests say that a... more
Have listened to every episode. Love you guys and your content, but the commercials are getting a bit much.
I have listened to every episode of this podcast. I have to say, this is my last episode. I can’t take it any more. The guest can’t speak on a single topic without being taken off on some tangent. Once or twice I can see. But the hosts are constantly interrupting and asking off topic questions.
It really unfortunate. At the beginning, the hosts rarely spoke. Now, they have fallen in love with their own voices and can’t seem to be quiet for 5 minutes. The latest episode with Ryan Pitterson wa... more
This show is a recent discovery for me and man, I wish I found it sooner. Now I’m going back and starting from episode 1! Entertaining, the right amount of weird, funny, and all from a Biblical worldview. A must for Christian’s looking for a show about the fringe topics of Scripture.
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Blurry Creatures explores the intersection of faith, folklore, and the supernatural through long-form conversations with witnesses, researchers, and authors. Topics commonly orbit cryptids (notably Bigfoot and Dogman), ancient myths, biblical interpretation of myth and prophecy, UFOs, and occult themes, with a steady emphasis on how these ideas relate to Christian thought and modern culture. The show blends personal testimonies with scholarly or investigative angles, often tracing how a single encounter can spark broader inquiry, while inviting controversial or unconventional viewpoints. A notable strength is the hosts' willingness to engage with a wide range of guests—from theologians and researchers to experiencers—within a Biblically ori... more
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Recent guests on Blurry Creatures include:
1. Hugh Ross
2. Jeremiah Byron
3. Will Acuff
4. Drew Nowlan
5. Jamie Walden
6. Ryan Pitterson
7. Hayes Holland
8. NT Wright
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