
Ninjas Are Butterflies (powered by Sunday Cool Tees) is an outrageous comedy podcast with hosts Josh Hooper and Andy DeNoon. Filled with hilarious guests, conspiracies, captivating stories, and loads of laughters, Ninjas Are Butterflies is your new favorite podcast! New episodes every friday!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 213 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyNatureScience | |||

Cam and Kyle from Expanded Perspectives join us to swap some of the creepiest stories from the woods. We’re talking Bigfoot encounters, Skinwalkers, Crawlers, cryptids, paranormal activity, and plenty of unexplained encounters that’ll make you think ... more
A family surrounded by strange creatures in rural Kentucky. A hunter who claims he was abducted by a UFO. And an ancient relic believed to be the actual hand of John the Baptist.
This week, we dive into the legendary Kelly-Hopkinsville encounter and... more
What if some of the biggest stories we’ve been told are missing pieces? This week, Dr. Larry joins us to revisit the unanswered questions surrounding 9/11 before diving into the bizarre mystery of Sam Altman’s firing and reports of strange, almost re... more
What’s lurking in the woods of Florida—and why do so many people describe something that looks almost human? In Episode 208 of Ninjas Are Butterflies, we dive into the bizarre legend of the Van Meter Monster before heading into the swamps and forests... more
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I used to enjoy this podcast - most of the content that is being discussed is very interesting to me. The hosts are entertaining as well.
I started noticing more and more every episode started talking too much about religion. Not my thing.
Guest Paul Bock, not a very good guest. Went on a tangent the whole time and not really any conversation happened.
Yall probably won’t read this but, I just listened to your Beatles episode, I’ve been having demonic nightmares and seeing demonic things that weren’t even there. I would really appreciate it if you didn’t play any more demonic ritual sounds anymore, I feel like listening to that opened up something demonic in me, I’ve been praying for it to go away. But overall amazing podcast.
Why all the hate towards this podcast? These guys are hilarious! I enjoy listening! It’s nice to just laugh while driving.
I love this pod and love the topics. I am subbed to the Patreon. Btw nateg000 is completely wrong.
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A freely flowing, humor-forward show that riffs on conspiracies, folklore, and oddball history with a heavy emphasis on banter, personal anecdotes, and irreverent humor. Episodes often weave in tech anxieties, pop culture tangents, and faith-leaning perspectives, with guests ranging from theologians and conspiracy researchers to pop-culture commentators, keeping the energy high and the conversations propulsive for fans of fast-paced, joke-driven discussions. Noteworthy strengths include a distinctive faith-infused worldview, willingness to tackle fringe topics with skepticism and curiosity, and a strong sense of community through viewer/listener engagement and sponsor plugs that feel integral to the show's rhythm.
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Recent guests on Ninjas Are Butterflies include:
1. Paul Bock
2. Paris Hilton
3. Joel Muddamalle
4. Lily Hooper
5. Isaac Weishaupt
6. Dr. Larry
7. Ruslan KD
8. Jake Hutcheson
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