That movie scared me as a young preteen girl. One afternoon my neighbor and I were out in the woods building a lean two for fun. It was summer and we had the long summer days on horseback riding through the woods on our familiar trails that wandered along a creek. I had seen the movie, The Legend of Boggy creek and was telling my friend about it. We were deep in the woods and realized how late it was after thinking the darkness was only because we were in a heavy pine forest area. Now after telling my friend about Legend of boggy creek we started heading home and were riding double on her horse. The longer it took us to get out of the darkness of the woods the more scared we were getting and the horse sensed it and as we exited out of the woods and hit the open field that lead to home the horse was in a dead run and I was on the back holding on! I will never forget turning my head back to look at the woods we had just escaped from and swearing i saw Bigfoot standing at the edge of the trail we were just on LOL! We were so happy to be out and my friend was not happy about my story telling of Legend of Boggy creek!! 😅
Should you guys be doing a deep dive into the King Arthur legendarium? Heavy Christian themes, plenty of "boring" academics scoffing at anything more exciting than bland, and a real mix of the historical and legendary. Not sure it's up your alley but I'd love to see it. 🗡
Alaskan here. It still amazes me that literally nobody from outside the state ever gets the pronunciation of "Kenai" correct. Congrats on joining that non-exclusive club 😂🤣😂🤣
As far as basketball goes, John Stockton was a good player; Carl Malone was good at choking in the finals. Yes, I live in Utah. I did security details for both men (if you do your job right, they shouldn't remember even if you're around) I had a lot of respect for Stockton. I always felt he was humble. Not so much Malone.
Just binged all your episodes. This is such a great podcast and I've no doubt you will go over 1 million subscribers. I've ordered the soaps from Indigo Sundries and can't wait to smell/try them too! God bless!
Bionicle has tons of elements, but the Toa (the angelic heroes) are almost always represented by six (from left to right of the og Toa from Mata Nui): Earth (black), Air (green), Stone (brown), Fire (red), Ice, (white, the one he refers to specifically is Kopaka), and Water (blue). Of course there are other Bionicles with other elements (Teridax, the satanic figure, is of shadow, Takanuva is of light, the Bohrak-Kal have their own six distorted elements, etc.). Honestly, an HC episode with Bionicles would be great! There is so much lore, much of it ties to ancient myth and there is a lot of redemptive elements in a battle of forces for good and forces for evil.
@@luciparadise6781 Bionicle is Lego's greatest franchise and has amassed its largest cult following. It is a saga of good vs evil, heroes and villains, legends and myth. It is the introduction to lore for many men born between 1990 and 2000, a highly accessible form of mythos by combining story telling and construction toys. Where Lego Star Wars repeated a known story, Exoforce had a surface story, and City had no story, Bionicle captured imagination and gave role models to follow.
Definitely think you guys should go over Skinwalker ranch, exploring the possibility of fae folk. Also, I'd love to hear your perspective on how/when/if faeries work with or are influenced by demons (or even angels), because I think that was happening a lot on Skinwalker Ranch. I could see a lot of what was going on being fae and demons working together, but that's just my theory :)
In folklore the faeries have to 'pay a tithe to hell' every 7 years (as mentioned in the very old legend of Thomas the Rhymer). This would suggest they are under spiritual bondage to Satan and not part of God's Covenant Law.
Seems like demons appear in forms relating to the culture; almost like they know what will work best to scare, control, entice and divert people from the belief and love of Christ. Indians relate better to skinwalkers and wendigo and Bigfoot, People from Ireland like the wee folk and fairies with wings. Scandinavians have trolls. Mexico has duende, chupacabra.
I LOVE the title!! I crack up when you guys affectionatly joke about EVERYTHING is LITERALLY a fairy! ..................... Probably... Lmao you guys kill me... 😂🤦♀️
I remember watching the legend of boggy creak as a kid. It was very scary then and still the thought of hearing that Howell in the woods would be horrifying
Its real cool to see you all interact with your audience on here. I'm certain yall will one day be MrBallen big and wont have time for that, so its nice to see it now while it lasts. Love the show, keep it up!
(Not a mean comment) As a former Calvinist who loves your show, I couldn’t be more excited that it won out over actual reformed podcasts 😅 Love you guys! You earned the heck out of this win. Your production value pushes you way over the top on an already incredibly entertaining show. Keep it up!
Still waiting for you guys to address the most pressing issue of our time: Is Victor Wembayama of the Spurs an offspring of Nephilim, or is he an elemental faerie?
Since I’m a Patreon member I don’t get to see your commercials. That’s was pretty ridiculous! Love it. Love you guys. Live Indigo Sundries. The Kentuckian is the most manly smelling scent I’ve ever smelled. I wish they would make beard oil or wax in that scent because I would buy it all for my husband!
Skinwalker at Skinwalker ranch is a faerie definitely. You should do the black dog truckers deal with. One trucker made a video of a black dog with the same description of the black one from the ranch. He said it was big almost to his truck. He's also said he's Christian. No doubt the black dog is a faerie.
Lots of Faerii black dog sightings here in Britain.... Black Shuck, Girt Dog of Langport, Barghest, Moddy dubh....all considered part of the faerii realm and also called Hell hounds....clearly linking faerii lore with the demonic again.
Great show, it took me back to my childhood! I grew up in Slidell, LA which is where some of the Honey Island Swamp is located. When I was a kid we went to the Honey Island Swamp for school trips. I vaguely remember the Honey Island Swap Monster. I didn’t believe in it so I didn’t really pay attention. Now I’m not so sure. The swamps have such a mysterious vibe that I believe there’s some truth the stories. It can be so beautiful and deadly at the same time.
Here's a thought: Since the fallen angels hate God and can't get back at him directly, they attack and try to corrupt mankind. Our mandate is to worship God and him alone and not what was created, while also being fruitful, multiplying and filling the earth. Genesis also states that the fear of and dread of man is on the creatures. The demons would seek to overturn all of that by encouraging men not to worship God and to either worship the creature out of fascination or to fear the creature and not continue to subdue the earth - either way, the demons win. In Daniel 10, it mentions the Prince of Persia. I believe that the demonic hierarchy for evil influence is allowed by God, but is arranged by Satan as a mirror to a similar angellic structure for good. If the people group were to migrate the demon delegated to that territory would follow the people and not be tied to their former physical settlement. People journeying alone and leaving the settlement are harder to influence so they would be an annoyance. The demons would want to turn them back to the herd/village/city so that they were easier to control as a group.
Not "Subdue" the Earth,,, We are supposed to be here looking after the place Properly,,, not Trash it like the Military Industrial Complex and Governments have been trying to Do.... Makes sense to me,~ if you want to find a Demon,,, Seek out its handiwork!! Have a Blessed Day! Namasté 🙏🕊️💞🌟 Andréa.XX.
@@AndreaDingbatt Genesis 1:28 says to “subdue” and means to subdue. But you have to know the definition of subdue. And neither in the Hebrew, nor the English does it mean to “trash it.” It means to bring it under control. We are stewards of the Earth. There is an authority structure. And mankind is placed in authority over the Earth. It’s just what the Bible says.
Congratulations, but I'm not going to lie. If I was a pastor who entered a competition over best reformed theology podcasts and I focused on doctrine and theology, I'd have a hard time not being salty about a couple of bearded guys claiming bigfoot was a faerie beating me.
i’m loving the podcast, but i implore you to check out the lore lodge’s videos concerning missing 411. they have done deep dives including police reports and breakdowns of incredibly obscure knowledge regarding those cases. they’ve come up with many many great videos and i am absolutely begging you to check that series out before making your videos concerning those topics
What a great show! Absolutely positively excellent, I just stumbled upon this channel having Ben a long time viewer of such channels as "Dogman Encounter", Sasqutch Chronicles", "Belief Hole" and a few others, this is right up there with them, keep it up, I will be listening to all you other episodes, thanks. Beau A, Sacramento CA
I’ve listened to all your episodes that have released so far and I can’t wait for more!! Also, I usually listen on the podcast app so i didn’t know Brian had a mustache💪😂 it’s great tho Love you guys!!
Earlier I listened to your episodes on Skinwalker Ranch, and in it, you questioned the possibility of the land being cursed. I just listened to "Uncovering Chad Daybell's Belief System," posted by Hidden True Crime. In the early part of it, the conversation was about St. George Utah, and its crime connections. I would love to hear your take on that.
Just came across your show and as of right now I’m not sure how I feel… Late Dr. Michael Heiser has talked about fairies before and brought up some intriguing points that point to them as being not real. As for Bigfoot I have a friend who has had an encounter with them living in Seattle which honestly I haven’t dug into much but he told me they are actually called Xanue (not sure on the spelling) so now I’ll go back and listen to your prior shows on this topic.
Hearing the story about the yeti with the face like an old man made me remember Nebuchadnezzar, whom God punished by making him hairy and to go on all fours and eat grass like an animal....just made me wonder....
In my youth, I could have punched a Yak to death; but I had to arrest two big Tongans (they are tougher than any Bigfoot) one night. I won the fight (I think). I got them both in handcuffs; but I went to the hospital. After two back surgeries, I still don't walk right. I can't punch Yaks anymore.
Have you guys ever reached out to Gary at Nerdrotic to appear on his Forbidden Frontier show? You guys would fit right in...all the way down to your Tolkien references! 😂 Gary isn't a Christian, but he also isn't an anti-Christian. And he seems very open to appearing on other people's shows, as well. He's very grateful for his success.
You may be on to something here! I’ve recorded these being speaking. I’ve recorded three of my encounters with audio, one on video and have found they sound like both angelic and demonic beings. Fairies? Maybe. Fritz Zimmerman believes in this possibility. I’m persuaded, by my own evidence, that he’s on to something. Great show, Gentlemen! Love this subject…
Hey, so I heard Bionicle mentioned and as an avid Bionicle fan, I would like to help out with the analogy you guys were using for the different Bigfoot (bigfeet?) For different biomes/elements. So when we first joined the story of Bionicle, there were six Toa, or defenders of the Matoran (Matoran are your average joes), who were first known as the Toa Mata. There were six of them to defend the island of Mata Nui, named after the Great Spirit that protected the Matoran through the guidance of the six Turaga (elders basically who were former Toa themselves and thus had their own corresponding element) and now the six Toa Mata. The names of the Toa and the elements corresponding to them are: Toa Tahu Mata, Toa of Fire, Toa Gali Mata, Toa of Water, Toa Lewa Mata, Toa of Air, Toa Onua Mata, Toa of Earth, Toa Pohatu Mata, Toa of Stone (same thing as Earth, but whatever), and the coolest one, Toa Kopaka Mata, Toa of ice. Each Toa emerged one day from some sort of sarcophagus that acted like a stasis pod that had kept them alive from ages past before the Island of Mata Nui existed, bus as a result of being lost for so long, they had dementia or something and forgot who they were. They were guided by the Turaga of their respective element and to defeat the Makuta (big bad guy of shadow) and Bahrag and their Bohrok followers. So just like the Toa Mata there may be different Bigfoots around of different elements in different places protecting the entrances to Fairy land under guidance of demons (acting like Turaga) to protect the Fair folk. Except unlike the Toa they didn't come out of canisters that washed up on the beach. Long story short: Bigfoot is a Toa from Bionicle.
I so agree about Brandon Sanderson. I tried to read one of his books, and it felt like someone had written a detailed play-by-play of a video game. Yawn. His magic is more concrete than science; there's no actual magic to it. I never got past the first chapter or two.
So... I typically don't buy products advertised, but I actually got the women's pack of soaps for my wife. (I just realized this sounds like a total ad itself). I can't really comment on how good the soap is as I still have a whole bottle of Old Spice 3 in 1 shampoo, conditioner and body wash that I use due to its versatility (the conditioner works well on my armpit muff as well as... I'll stop now). But my wife loves the orange sherbert soap. She hasn't got to the other ones, but I would recommend the women's pack as a gift for your wife/girlfriend. She seems to love that I was able to get something she actually uses as opposed to the box set of all the Alien movies.
I've often wondered about bigfeet turning and running from people. Could they see a person and their potential violent attack is restrained by a command (if some are still loyal to YHWH)? Maybe they see a person and think "That's a boundary I dare not cross" so they run in order to not get into trouble. But the sightings of juvenile bigfeet would imply procreation, so they're not entirely like the angels.
If chili’s doesn’t reach out and offer a sponsorship deal to this show….they’re making the worst business decision since old man Jenkins denied to be an angell investor in the Wright brothers first plane design.
Your comment about some elementals (faerii) having fallen and some not is echoed in the Scots tradition of Faerii being divided into the Seelie (blessed) Court and the Unseelie (unblessed) Court. Though I don't think commerce with any of them would be spiritually safe, or obedient to God's Law. Have you guys come across a book of faerii folklore called 'Ravens and Black Rain'? Might be out of print though. Thanks for a great show.
They have different roles, both angelic and demonic, take your pick, though my understanding is that there is a hierarchy of angelic/demonic roles. The Cherubim and the Seraphim are there to protect God’s home, a.k.a. Eden…
