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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 117 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligionReligion & Spirituality | |||

This episode delves into the creepy, unnatural fallout of the 1971 Delphos Ring encounter in Kansas. Learn how an eerie, alien spectacle left lasting scars on a quiet rural farm. Plus the guys unbox a real sword... like an actual sword.
Brian’s new ... more
Hannah shares stories from her upbringing in a Pentecostal church and her time living in a home that welcomed various, let’s just say, interesting individuals. She also recounts her time visiting a family member whose lifestyle and home environment w... more
Brian and Ben are joined by Elijah to unpack a series of terrifying, true supernatural experiences that happened to him.
He recounts his mother's unsettling history of hearing phantom voices which lead to his encounters in broad-daylight with the sh... more
Samuel Hahn is a pastor with 20 years of ministry experience and served as a missionary in Senegal, West Africa.
During his missionary work in Senegal, Sam encountered intense spiritual warfare, including pagan practices, witch doctors, and child sl... more
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I had previously left a 5 star review raving about this show. I recommended it to everyone.
I literally don’t care about the “inappropriate jokes” but this show has gone so far downhill. I feel like they’ve completely lost the plot & just enjoy bantering while being recorded.. it’s like listening to 19 yr old frat boys 5 beers in. I often can’t even understand what they’re trying to communicate because there’s so much interjecting and everything feels like a joke. I’m bummed. And embarrassed t... more
As a reformed, highly conservative, patriarchal male, these gentlemen are poor representatives of these views. Even more so of the Christian witness. I have felt more and more embarrassed by them.
It makes sense, though. Scripture warns us: “[Do not] devote [yourselves] to myths and endless genealogies. Such things promote controversial speculations rather than advancing God’s work—which is by faith.” (1 Timothy 1:4)
What spirit is working inside these men? I hope it’s the Holy Spirit. ... more
5 stars for the boys. This is a glorious podcast that is clearly defined by humor and knowledge. I appreciate the linguistic forte that these two gentlemen bring to the table. It is perfectly sliced with humor and horribly funny accents. There have been countless times I am driving home and am audibly laughing out loud at the “your mom” jokes or delightfully timed accents. Do not be easily offended when listening and enjoy the journey, worth every second of it.
Used to be a great show. There’s far better content out there, give those your clicks. A lot of their content is just ripped off of Richard Rohlin and Symbolic World; go listen to that actual content. Lord of Spirits and Blurry Creatures are of much higher caliber, content, and character.
This podcast has gone off the rails. Anti Jewish sentiment. Anti woman sentiment (yes, I know they’re “joking” but it’s in poor taste). And then the ongoing thinking that if you’re not reformed you’re not correct is ridiculous. The latest guest literally said, “I was saved but I wasn’t reformed”. Then there was the making fun of everything Bethel … Bethel has some serious issues. It’s concerning, but there are legitimate Godly men’s and women there, and they should be treated with respect. The a... more
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Christian theology meets stories of the supernatural, folklore, history, and cultural controversies. Ben Garrett and Brian Sauvé combine researched narrative episodes with conversational discussion, humor, and occasional interviews. Recurring subjects include hauntings, spiritual warfare, paranormal testimony, secret societies, historical mysteries, and philosophical questions about reality, interpreted through an evangelical Christian worldview. Some episodes focus on firsthand accounts from guests, including missionaries and people describing encounters with the occult or unexplained phenomena; others are host-led explorations of historical events and ideas.
The distinctive appeal is the mix of eerie storytelling and theological argument... more
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Recent guests on Haunted Cosmos include:
1. Elijah Novak
2. Sam Hahn
3. Eli Gentry
4. Mason Skaggs
5. Taylor Johnson
6. Thomas DeSalle
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