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 | 365 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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What if everything we've been told about biblical archaeology is wrong? Former SWAT team member and FBI-trained investigator turned archeologist and author, Bob Cornuke, joins us to share his transformation from law enforcement to biblical archaeolog... more
Tasha shares her deeply personal account of encountering Men in Black during her first psychiatric hospitalization in 2012. As an 18-year-old foster youth experiencing her first psychotic break at UC Berkeley, she found herself restrained on a hospit... more
In this episode of Blurry Creatures, Joe Anderson shares his raw and unfiltered testimony of encountering the supernatural, battling spiritual darkness, and finding freedom in Jesus. From childhood experiences and open doors to demonic oppression, to... more
Ali Siadatan returns with his most controversial theory yet: that Genesis contains not one, but two distinct creation narratives involving different types of humans. Drawing from Hebrew linguistics and ancient Near Eastern context, Ali argues that th... more
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I love these guys because they are straight forward and they are just like every day dudes. I also like that they come at this with an open but conservative mindset.
So our Lord and Savior Jesus died and Rose again, but the Bible talks about necromancy does it not? The third of angels that fell they are not dead either they are changed in Hades because on the third day Jesus dropped down and approached them with the keys. So they are not dead. Yes we get on our knees. We worship and we pray often because Jesus is our savior. Now these fallen… Is that considered necromancy because just like Jesus… They are still alive as well. Maybe some people pray to them o... more
As others have said this podcast has really strengthened my faith in the last 6months as I’ve been listening. So many dots connecting. Keep it up!
The content here is a mostly 11th grade shenanigans but it’s fun, insightful and innocent for the most part. I watched the interview/conversation with Christa Black and thought it was a hoax at first. Yes, she is a prodigal daughter, but def not ready for prime time but it was interesting for sure. She does not have the trust of those she hurt/disappointed/mislead and her hair flipping very, very distracting. However, you do have interesting guests that keep me tuned in. Keep,up the shenanigans ... more
I am so thankful for this podcast! It helps bridge the gap between my natural, God-given curiosity in the supernatural and the biblical knowledge I already have from growing up in church!
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The podcast explores the uncanny occurrences and mysterious entities residing at the intersection of reality, mythology, and imagination. Broadly, it addresses a wide array of intriguing topics including cryptids like Bigfoot, ancient beings such as the Nephilim, and themes related to UFOs and the supernatural. The discussions are infused with a mixture of entertaining anecdotes and theological reflections, making it unique by bridging scientific inquiry with spiritual perspectives. The hosts, who have substantial podcasting experience, offer a casual yet informative tone that invites listeners to engage with the bizarre and the extraordinary, often challenging conventional beliefs about what lies hidden in our world.
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Recent guests on Blurry Creatures include:
1. Gunter Akridge
2. Joe Infranco
3. Adam Holloway
4. Chris Baumgartner
5. Dr. Marta Escarcega
6. Christa Black
7. Andrew Jones
8. John Milor
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