The Dancing Toaster Podcast

In a world that often feels overshadowed by darkness, the resurrection of Jesus Christ stands as the ultimate declaration that light has already won. This episode explores why the empty tomb is not just a moment in history, but the foundation of the Christian faith itself. If Jesus did not rise, then faith is meaningless, but if He did, it changes everything. From fulfilled prophecy to eyewitness testimony, from fearful disciples to a risen Savior who speaks peace, the resurrection proves that sin, death, and Satan have been defeated once and for all. This is not just a story to admire, it is a truth that demands a response. The question is no longer whether He rose, but what you will do with the reality that He is alive. Note: this episode includes the audio from a live sermon at Evergreen Calvary Chapel from 04/05/26, streamed lived to the church Facebook. For the record, though I typically add sound effects to my show, I didn't add the birds, those were natural, we opened the windows because it was a beautiful day. Things go back to normal next week ;) The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives

Power doesn’t always announce itself. Sometimes it whispers. Sometimes it prays. Sometimes it stands in places it was never meant to stand… speaking in the name of God. In this episode of The Dancing Toaster, we step into a collision of faith and influence, where something begins to feel… off. The language sounds familiar. The setting looks sacred. But beneath the surface, there are patterns that don’t belong to the Gospel, patterns that feel older, deeper, and far more calculated than most people realize. The Witch in the Whitehouse is not just about one figure. It’s about what happens when spiritual language and power intertwine, when belief starts to shift, and when something that looks like Christianity begins to operate on a completely different foundation. This episode doesn’t rush to answers. It pulls back the curtain. And what’s behind it… might make you question more than you expected. Because not every voice that speaks in God’s name is pointing you to Him. Some of them are doing something else entirely. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives.

Join Pastor Nelly and his guest in studio as they talk about Ghost, dragons, D&D and Bigfoot. Tanyon is a Toasty whose known Pastor Nelly long before Toasters started dancing so enjoy a peak into their past and eavesdrop on a fun conversation about the weird and wonderful between friends. [disclaimer- we know the audio is rough, but we had fun] The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In the second installment of Toaster Talk, Pastor Nelly wrestles with a troubling question sparked by a viral claim that President Trump has been “anointed” to ignite Armageddon. As war rhetoric escalates and prophecy language seeps into politics, he explores a dangerous pattern throughout history: leaders wrapping power and ambition in religious language to manipulate believers. Drawing on Scripture, the story of Judas, and modern evangelical prophecy culture, this episode challenges the idea that Christians should help “speed up” God’s timeline through strange projects, war, politics, or prophetic speculation. Instead, it calls believers back to something far less dramatic but far more faithful. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

Toaster Talk is a new, more off-script segment where Pastor Nelly steps out of the usual deep-dive format and talks straight from the gut. Today he talks about “the noise”: the feeling of drowning in headlines, leaks, conflicts, and nonstop outrage until truth starts to look like static. In this episode, he wrestles with information overload, the exhaustion of modern political theater, and what it does to your soul when the world keeps demanding your attention but never gives you meaning. It is part confession, part wake-up call, and part survival guide as he draws a hard line on what he is done with, what he is still fighting for, and why faith has to be sturdier than whatever is trending this week. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

Inside millions of newly released Epstein documents lies more than a scandal. It reveals a pattern. In this episode of The Man-Eating Toaster, Pastor Nelly steps beyond headlines and into the architecture of power itself, examining how secrecy, leverage, ritual language, and elite networks intersect across history, intelligence culture, and ancient religious symbolism. Separating documented facts from allegation, this deep dive explores why systems built on influence protect themselves, how compromise becomes currency, and why the question is no longer just who was involved, but why structures like this keep appearing again and again. From Cold War experiments to mystery cults, from hidden archives to biblical warnings about darkness and authority, this episode asks whether the Epstein files expose a single criminal story or a recurring human pattern that refuses to stay buried. Turn the lights on. This one goes deep. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

Episode 50 continues the History of Magic series by stepping into Ancient Israel and asking a question that refuses to stay polite: did Israel practice the very magic it condemned? In a world already crowded with spirits, omens, sacred objects, and divine signs, the Old Testament does not deny the supernatural. It assumes it. Lots are cast. Ordeals are performed. Prophets enter altered states. The Ark moves before armies. A king consults a forbidden medium when heaven goes silent. So what makes Israel different from Egypt or Mesopotamia? Is it really a rejection of magic, or a rebranding of it under covenant language? This episode follows that tension through divination, sacred objects, the ordeal of bitter water, and the Witch of Endor, pressing the deeper issue beneath the rituals: not whether power exists, but who owns it. If similar methods appear on both sides of the line, where exactly is the line drawn? And when God is silent, what does obedience look like in a spiritually crowded universe? The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

Episode 49 of The Dancing Toaster continues the History of Magic series by plunging into the ancient world of Mesopotamia and prehistoric belief, where life was understood as lived in constant contact with unseen forces. This episode explores the crowded supernatural landscape of the ancient Near East, filled with named spirits, hostile entities, protective demons, and ritual specialists whose task was survival, not curiosity. From childbirth demons and night attackers to exorcists, omens, and early magic systems, we examine how ancient cultures tried to negotiate fear, sickness, desire, and death in a world believed to be alive with intention. Along the way, Scripture is brought into dialogue with these practices, not to deny the supernatural, but to challenge who holds authority over it and why magic ultimately becomes a rival system of power rather than a neutral tool. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

The Dancing Toaster Episode 48 kicks off the History of Magic series. In part 1 we descent into ancient Egypt, where heka was not a fringe fad but a sanctioned force woven into daily survival, medicine, worship, and statecraft. We’ll walk through how Egypt saw the cosmos as unstable, always threatened by chaos, and how words, rituals, names, and objects were used to “hold the line.” From there, we turn to Scripture’s confrontation with Egypt, especially Exodus 7, arguing that the Bible does not deny spiritual power, but redraws the boundary of authorization: real power can still be forbidden when it operates outside Yahweh’s command. We’ll close by exposing modern versions of the same impulse, from manifestation culture to ritualized objects and paranormal curiosity, with a call back to discernment, obedience, and the Lordship of Christ as the only safe center in a crowded unseen world. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In episode 47 of The Dancing Toaster, we dive deep into the chilling 19th-century London legend of Spring-Heeled Jack, beginning with the brutal real-world attacks on women like Jane Alsop and tracing how fear, class privilege, media sensationalism, and institutional failure allowed a predator to operate in plain sight while slowly transforming him into myth. Blending historical accounts, psychological insight, chemistry, and theology, the episode explores whether Jack was a supernatural terror, an urban cryptid, or something far more unsettling. Along the way, we examine copycats, the rise of penny dreadfuls, the parallel legend of Perák in wartime Prague, and how Jack’s silhouette helped shape modern ideas of costumed figures like Batman. The result is a sobering reflection on how legends are born when truth is avoided, how evil often requires no demons to thrive, and why fear left unchecked can outlive its original source and take on a life of its own. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

Every December, the same accusation resurfaces. Christmas is pagan. Borrowed. Compromised. Built on stolen dates and recycled symbols. In episode 46 of The Dancing Toaster, that claim is put on trial and the sources are brought into the light. Tracing early Christian writings, Roman calendars, medieval traditions, and biblical theology, this episode dismantles the myths surrounding Sol Invictus, Saturnalia, Christmas trees, and Santa Claus. What emerges is not a fragile holiday propped up by tradition, but a historically grounded celebration rooted in Christian reflection on the incarnation. This is not a defense of consumerism or excess, but a careful examination of truth, conscience, and how stories shape faith. Christmas was not taken from paganism. It was shaped by Christians who believed God entering history was worth remembering. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In Episode 45 of The Dancing Toaster, a brittle newspaper clipping from 1874 opens the door to one of the strangest legends ever printed: Madagascar’s so-called Man-Eating Tree. A shadowy figure named Karl Liche claims to have journeyed deep into the island’s interior, where he witnessed a silent ritual, an isolated tribe, and a plant that seemed to wake, reach, and drink the life from a human sacrifice. From there, the episode traces how this chilling account spread through newspapers, imagination, and time, weaving together jungle dread, Victorian fascination with carnivorous plants, ancient fears of hostile landscapes, and the enduring power of stories set in places most people will never see. What emerges is not just a tale of a monstrous tree, but an exploration of why certain legends take root so easily, why they linger for generations, and why humanity has always been drawn to the idea that the natural world might be watching, waiting, and far more alive than we are comfortable admitting. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In the 10th episode of the Man-Eating Toaster we take a hard, unapologetic look at Islam through the lens of cult dynamics, tracing its structure back to the life, commands, and personality of Muhammad. From the assassinations he ordered, to the Ridda Wars that forced tribes back into submission, from the fear driven legal system to the psychological pressure built into the Five Pillars of Islam. Today we expose how Islam functions not as a free spiritual path, but as a tightly controlled cult built on obedience, intimidation, and silence. This is the side of Islam its defenders hope you never examine, because once you compare the evidence to the patterns of high control groups, the entire system becomes unmistakable. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

Episode 9 of The Man Eating Toaster takes a hard hitting look at the life of Muhammad from his early years in Mecca to his rise as the dominant political and military power of Arabia. This episode traces the unsettling encounter in the Cave of Hira, the violent revelations that followed, the raids, executions, and forced conversions in Medina, the conquest of Mecca, and the final blood steeped commands of Surah 9. With historical sources, early Islamic texts, and a clear theological lens, the episode presents a stark portrait of a man shaped by fear, domination, and spiritual deception who left behind an ideology that reshaped continents. Listener discretion is advised because nothing here is sugar coated. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In this explosive episode of The Dancing Toaster, Pastor Nelly dives deep into one of history’s most misunderstood chapters, the First Crusade. From the rising waters of Dorylaeum to the blazing sky above Jerusalem, he traces seven miraculous moments where faith clashed with fire and the Cross triumphed over the crescent. Blending history, theology, and supernatural accounts, this episode defends Christendom’s legacy as a desperate stand against centuries of Islamic aggression, not a campaign of conquest. With vivid storytelling and unapologetic conviction, Pastor Nelly reminds listeners that faith must still fight back, and that the Cross will always outshine the crescent. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In this episode of The Dancing Toaster, Pastor Nelly travels deep into the blood-stained past of fifteenth-century Wallachia to uncover the real man behind the myth of Dracula. Before he was a vampire of fiction, Vlad Țepeș—Vlad the Impaler—was a prince caught between the Christian West and the invading Ottoman Empire. His rule was defined by terror, faith, and vengeance, forging order through fear and defending Christendom with the edge of a stake. This episode separates legend from history, exploring how propaganda, politics, and faith turned a warlord into a monster and a monster into a symbol. Was Vlad a hero who held back the darkness, or a tyrant who became it? The answer, like his legacy, lies somewhere between the cross and the shadows. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In this episode of The Dancing Toaster, Pastor Nelly steps into the fire between worlds. Episode 42 traces the shadowed roots of Halloween, from ancient Celtic rituals and the mysterious Aos Sí to the Church’s attempts to reclaim the season through All Hallows Eve and the Protestant Reformation. With haunting narration and biblical insight, Nelly explores how humanity’s oldest fears of death and darkness still echo in our modern celebrations. He separates myth from history, folklore from Scripture, and fear from faith, revealing how Samhain’s pagan fire was ultimately answered by the light of Christ. If you’ve ever wondered whether Halloween is harmless fun, dangerous deception, or something in between, this episode cuts through centuries of confusion with historical depth, theological precision, and unapologetic truth. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

Sugar built empires, buried souls, and still runs the world from behind the grocery shelf. In this chilling, addictive episode of The Man-Eating Toaster, Pastor Nelly unwraps the story of humanity’s sweetest obsession, from sacred ritual to industrial slavery, from pirates and plantations to soda cans and snack aisles. It’s the tale of how pleasure became policy, how the pursuit of sweetness carved history in blood, and how our craving outlived every empire that tried to control it. This isn’t a story about dessert. It’s a story about domination, deception, and the price of a single taste. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In the late 1500s, the quiet German town of Bedburg descended into terror when a farmer named Peter Stumpp was accused of unspeakable crimes and branded “The Werewolf of Bedburg.” Under torture, he confessed to making a pact with the Devil, claiming a black belt transformed him into a beast that hunted under the moon. But beneath the horror lies a deeper truth about fear, faith, and the beast within. Episode 41 of The Dancing Toaster explores how hysteria, sin, and superstition blurred the line between man and monster, revealing that the most terrifying transformations aren’t the ones written in folklore, they’re the ones that happen when humanity forgets the image of God. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

A fog-draped encounter outside Southend Hospital in 1983 opens a decades-spanning investigation into the life of Bill Ramsey, a man whose violent episodes, eerie wolf imagery, and headline-making 1987 attack on a police officer turned him into the so-called Southend Werewolf. Episode 40 of the Dancing Toaster traces Ramsey’s childhood trigger, the hospital incidents, and the notorious exorcism arranged by Ed and Lorraine Warren, then sifts witness accounts and media coverage to separate verifiable fact from legend. Along the way, we weigh clinical lycanthropy and neurological explanations against a spiritual warfare lens, asking why the violence stopped after a single ritual and what that means. Come for the chills, stay for the careful sourcing, and decide for yourself whether this was psychology under pressure or a brush with something old and hungry. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In episode 39 of The Dancing Toaster, I take listeners through the shadowed streets and stories of Amsterdam, uncovering five locations where history and legend intertwine. From Bloedstraat, with its blood-soaked associations of executions and oppression, to Spooksteeg’s tale of jealousy and haunting, the infamous Spinhuis prison, the leaning Montelbaanstoren, and the sorrowful Schreierstoren—each site reveals how a city can carry centuries of grief, myth, and memory. Blending historical detail with biblical reflection, the journey explores whether places themselves can feel haunted, not necessarily by spirits, but by the weight of human sorrow and the echoes of a fallen world. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In episode 38 of The Dancing Toaster, I take you on a guided tour through New Zealand’s most talked-about haunted hotels, weighing folklore, history, and faith. We visit St Bathans’ Vulcan Hotel and its infamous Room 1, where the legend of “Rose” lingers on. In Napier, the Art Deco Masonic Hotel becomes a case study for residual hauntings amid the city’s 1931 quake scars. Dunedin’s Leviathan Hotel raises hard questions about attribution as the story of Mrs. Antiss Silk collides with historical records. Christchurch’s Riccarton Racecourse Hotel anchors its eerie reputation to a real 1933 unsolved murder. The journey culminates at the Waitomo Caves Hotel, perched on tapu limestone and soaked in layered tales about Room 12, Room 14, and Cat Alley. Throughout, I challenge listeners to test claims, consider how expectation shapes experience, and reflect on a biblical worldview of the supernatural. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

A nation once woke to Pearl Harbor. In Episode 37 we ask what happens when a new shot shatters the silence. This urgent episode takes a raw look at Charlie Kirk’s assassination, but dives deeper into the people and the ideas that led us to this point. If you are tired of fear and hungry for clarity, come for a straight call to repentance, prayer, and revival, and leave with concrete steps for your family, church, and city. This is not business as usual. It is a line in the sand and an invitation to stand. Next week we continue our journey into the unexplained, but this week, we mourn, reflect, and prepare for what’s next.

Episode 36 of The Dancing Toaster take us to Campbelltown, Australia. In 1826, farmer Fred Fisher vanished. Weeks later a terrified witness claimed Fisher’s ghost sat on a bridge and pointed toward a creek. A police search uncovered Fisher’s buried remains, and neighbor George Worrall was convicted. This episode unpacks the facts behind the legend, and how folklore welded itself to a murder case, and why the annual Festival of Fisher’s Ghost keeps the story alive. Along the way, we compare similar “ghosts for justice” tales like the Greenbrier Ghost of West Virginia. We'll weigh evidence against rumor, and explore a biblical lens for how hidden truths can come to light. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In episode 35 of the Dancing Toaster we dive into the case of: The Enfield Poltergeist. It remains one of the most infamous paranormal cases in modern history. In the late 1970s, the Hodgson family of North London found themselves at the center of a storm of strange disturbances—knocks that followed from room to room, furniture sliding on its own, toys flying like shrapnel, and the chilling voice of “Bill Wilkins” speaking through eleven-year-old Janet. Investigators, neighbors, journalists, and even police officers witnessed events they could not explain, while skeptics pointed to trickery and stress within the family. Was it a haunting, a hoax, or something darker masquerading as the dead? The case became so iconic that decades later it was dramatized in The Conjuring 2, cementing its place in pop culture and introducing the haunting of Green Street to a new generation. But behind the Hollywood spectacle lies a much more complicated, and perhaps more sinister, reality. In this episode of The Dancing Toaster, we dive deep into the chaos of Enfield, peeling back the layers of deception, grief, and spiritual danger that made it a story still debated to this day. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In Part 2 of Esther Cox and the Great Amherst Mystery, we return to Nova Scotia to examine the disturbing aftermath of one of the most controversial hauntings in North American history. Esther’s life spiraled after a traumatic event, followed by violent poltergeist activity, mysterious voices, and messages from unseen forces. But was she truly possessed, or simply used by those around her for money and fame? This episode explores biblical parallels to Esther's case, including the spirit of divination in Acts 16, the dangers of Mesmerism, and the spiritual implications of trauma. What happened to Esther may have been more than psychological. It may have been a spiritual war with no one to fight for her. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In part 1 of this chilling deep-dive, we head north to investigate Canada’s most infamous paranormal case: The Great Amherst Mystery. Centered around Esther Cox, a young woman haunted by trauma, and perhaps something even darker. This episode explores the supernatural storm that engulfed Nova Scotia in the late 1870s. Furniture flew, thunder cracked from within walls, and lit matches fell from nowhere. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to episodes of the Dancing Toaster, ad free listening and access to exclusives like: The Man-Eating Toaster, my show on cults and bizarre true crime, and soon, The Toaster Files: M.E.S.S.

In this special crossover event, the Nevermore Hollows crew sits down with Pastor Nelly, creator and host of The Dancing Toaster, for a conversation that dives deep into the intersection of the paranormal and the pastoral. From Bigfoot to Ghostbusters, from demonology to divine appointments, we unpack how Nelly uses the strange and supernatural to build bridges to the gospel, especially in the spiritually resistant Pacific Northwest. We explore the origins of The Dancing Toaster, the Max Payne-inspired narration, and the pastoral heart that beats behind every chilling episode. This isn’t just about ghost stories, it’s about reclaiming the supernatural worldview the Bible never gave up. If you’ve ever wondered how horror, humor, and holiness could mix, this is the episode for you. Come meet the man behind the toaster. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to the new cult and bizarre true crime show: The Man-Eating Toaster.

Rod Ferrell, a troubled teen who believed he was a vampire, led a cult of misfits from the shadows of small-town Kentucky to a blood-soaked Florida murder scene. In this episode, we trace the dark road that led from childhood trauma and mythic obsession to the brutal killing of two parents, and we wrestle with the chilling question: when does fantasy become a manifesto? Join me as we peel back the layers of this tragic true crime story and ponder the line between monster and man. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to the new cult and bizarre true crime show: The Man-Eating Toaster.

What started as a creepy eBay listing from a Portland seller in 2003, The Dybbuk Box, became one of the most infamous haunted objects of the 21st century. But what if the real danger was never inside the box at all? In this episode, we trace the full story from its original eBay listing to the viral legend it became, uncovering layers of folklore, Jewish mysticism, and theological error along the way. Was it a cursed relic, a clever hoax, or a spiritual snare built from belief, fear, and ritual? This episode examines the Dybbuk Box’s strange legacy through a biblical lens and asks a sobering question: can a lie become a doorway? The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to the new cult and bizarre true crime show: The Man-Eating Toaster.

In Episode 31 of The Dancing Toaster, we dive into the eerie true story of Don Decker, a Pennsylvania inmate who walked out of jail for his grandfather’s funeral—and seemingly brought a supernatural storm with him. What began as a quiet act of compassion unraveled into an unexplainable series of paranormal events involving levitation, water pouring from ceilings, police officers witnessing impossible rainfall, and crucifixes that burned on contact. Was Don a victim of demonic possession, unresolved trauma, or something more sinister— something that moved with him from house to pizza shop to prison cell? With eyewitness testimony from law enforcement, landlords, and clergy, this episode explores one of the strangest modern hauntings on record and asks the question: what happens when a broken heart becomes a doorway for something dark? The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to the new cult and bizarre true crime show: The Man-Eating Toaster.

Brought to you by The Dancing Toaster, in this chilling episode of The Man-Eating Toaster, we unravel the terrifying true story of Adolfo Constanzo—drug lord, cult leader, and self-proclaimed sorcerer behind the Narco-Satanist killings of the late 1980s. What begins as the mysterious disappearance of a college student during spring break spirals into a descent through ritual murder, occult power, and demonic deception. From the blood-soaked rituals of Palo Mayombe to modern manifestations of occultism in media and pop culture, this episode exposes the dark thread connecting ancient lies to current trends. Listener discretion is strongly advised. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to the new cult and bizarre true crime show: The Man-Eating Toaster.

In 1950s Greece, a hilltop monastery promised healing, holiness, and hope for the desperate. But inside its whitewashed walls, Mariam Soulakiotis—known to her followers as Mother Mariam—was running something far darker. Torture disguised as penance. Starvation sold as salvation. With nearly 500 deaths linked to her cult-like regime, Soulakiotis remains one of history’s most sinister religious figures. In this episode of The Man-Eating Toaster, we peel back the veil on the so-called “Nightmare Nun”—a woman who wore the cross like armor and turned faith into a weapon. The Man-Eating Toaster is my member exclusive show over on Patreon where I cover cults and bizarre true crimes like this one. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to the The Man-Eating Toaster.

What if Ghostbusters wasn’t just a comedy but a commentary on the spiritual war, we’re all living in? For our 30th episode of The Dancing Toaster, we do a massive Ghostbusters-themed deep dive. Join me as I explore what the beloved supernatural comedy gets right—and wrong—about the unseen world. From haunted skyscrapers to ancient deities disguised as pop culture villains, Episode 30 uncovers the spiritual truths hiding in plain sight. In this episode we’ll break down the theology behind the slime, exploring how the film gets surprisingly close to biblical truth about possession, portals, false gods, and supernatural strongholds. From Dan Aykroyd’s real-life Spiritualist roots to the rooftop rituals of Gozer, we compare cinematic fiction with scriptural fact, exposing the lies of modern spiritualism and reminding listeners that the real power over darkness belongs to Christ alone. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to the new cult and bizarre true crime show: The Man-Eating Toaster.

In this haunting episode of The Dancing Toaster, we dive into the spectral fog of the Vietnam War, where soldiers whispered of red-tinted goggles that didn’t just pierce the jungle darkness—they revealed a world beyond sanity. From the blood-soaked trenches of Vietnam to the mysterious dicyanin dye experiments of Dr. Walter Kilner, we unravel a tangled web of night vision technology, ancient spiritual practices, and the human mind’s fragile edge when confronted with horrors both seen and unseen. Along the way, we confront the brutal truths of war— and the spiritual toll of bloodshed that calls out to forces darker than any battlefield. Were the red goggles real? Or were they just another reflection of the madness that war births in the hearts of men? Join us as we walk that razor-thin line between the physical and the spiritual, where the jungle’s whispers still echo and the question of what truly waits in the dark may haunt us long after the final shot. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to the new cult and bizarre true crime show: The Man-Eating Toaster.

The Dancing Toaster Podcast: Ep 28- The Sudbrink Calls: Deceivers, Doppelgängers, Dial Tones, and the Devil In 1993, U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Gary Sudbrink received a series of chilling phone calls from a robotic-sounding voice that knew things it shouldn’t—his name, his travel plans, and cryptic phrases about doppelgängers, Orion, and government interference. In this episode, we explore the eerie Sudbrink Calls in full, complete with original audio, and wrestle with the theories: Was it a prank? A psy-op? Alien contact? Or something darker? As always, we bring it back to Scripture—asking whether demons can hijack a phone line, and why not every voice deserves our trust. One thing’s clear: there are forces out there we still don’t understand… and sometimes, they have our number. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to the new cult and bizarre true crime show: The Man-Eating Toaster.

In part two of our deep dive into Scientology, we leave the cosmic absurdity of Xenu behind and descend into the real-world horror stories that have haunted the Church of Scientology for decades. This episode is raw, heavy, and unflinching. We begin with the tragic and chilling death of Lisa McPherson, locked away and neglected in Scientology’s flagship hotel, and trace a pattern of loss through the heartbreaking suicides and preventable tragedies of Noah Lottick and Elli Perkins—whose devotion to the church’s anti-psychiatry doctrine ultimately cost her life at the hands of her untreated, mentally ill son. But this isn’t just about victims—it’s about the machine that made them. We dig into Scientology’s legal warfare, its infiltration of governments, and the paranoia that led to one of the largest domestic espionage operations in U.S. history. From the cult’s secretive leadership shakeups to its hostile takeover of Clearwater, Florida, this episode exposes how far the Church will go to protect its lies. And it doesn’t stop there. We explore Scientology’s polished facade of humanitarian programs, its weaponized beliefs, and the rigid doctrine that makes reform impossible. It’s not a religion—it’s a fortress. A system built not to enlighten, but to control. Welcome back to The Man-Eating Toaster. This week, the ghosts of faith don’t float—they bleed. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to the new cult and bizarre true crime show: The Man-Eating Toaster.

In this wild deep dive, we unravel the twisted tale behind Scientology—starting with its secret origin story involving intergalactic genocide, volcano soul bombs, and alien indoctrination centers, all the way to its earthly rise under the sci-fi pen of L. Ron Hubbard. We expose how this "religion" operates more like a cosmic pyramid scheme, demanding endless payments for spiritual advancement while hiding its most bizarre beliefs behind paywalls. From Hubbard’s con-man roots, occult connections, and fabricated heroics, to the cult’s shady legal battles and front-group deception, this episode peels back the layers on one of the most manipulative and wealthy organizations in modern history. Welcome to Xenu’s playground, Toasties—things are about to get weird. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to this new cult and bizarre true crime show: The Man-Eating Toaster.

In this episode, we uncover the chilling secrets of the Montauk Project—alleged Cold War-era mind control experiments involving abducted children, psychic warfare, and time travel. From the shadowy ruins of Camp Hero to the disturbing claims of Preston Nichols and Al Bielek, we separate fact from fiction, expose exploitation behind the mythology, and explore the real spiritual dangers behind attempts to override the human mind. Stranger Things was inspired by this story—but the truth might be even darker. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the unexplained. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Get some new merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to the new cult and bizarre true crime show: The Man-Eating Toaster.

In this episode of The Dancing Toaster, we dive deep into the eerie legend of the Philadelphia Experiment — the story of a Navy ship that allegedly vanished into a green mist, tearing a hole through space, time, and sanity itself. We peel back the layers of myth, separating fact from fiction, and trace it all back to the wild claims of Carl Allen. Along the way, we wrestle with government secrecy, the human hunger for the unseen, and the dangerous allure of chasing mysteries without a map. Whether the Eldridge ever disappeared or not, the deeper truths behind the legend still whisper to us today. Join us for a ride through war, wonder, conspiracy, and the gospel hope that anchors us beyond the fog. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Wanna support the work? You can now buy merch! thedancingtoasterstore.printful.me Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to the new true crime and cult show, The Man-Eating Toaster.

In this deep-dive episode, we uncover the tangled web of truth, myth, and military cover-up surrounding the 1947 Roswell Incident. From lightning storms and mysterious wreckage in the New Mexico desert to shifting eyewitness accounts and top-level deception, we explore how Roswell became ground zero for modern UFO lore. With help from recurring guests Dr. Right and Dr. Will See, we unpack classified operations, destroyed documents, missing nurses, and maybe even alien bodies. Whether you're a believer or a skeptic, this isn’t just a story about what fell from the sky—it’s about what was buried afterward. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal. I release new episodes every Tuesday wherever podcasts are found. Wanna support the work? Donate at: Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon! Your monthly support gets you early access to all episodes of the Dancing Toaster, and gets you access to the new true crime and cult show, The Man-Eating Toaster.

Episode 24 of The Dancing Toaster plunges into the mysterious Maury Island Incident—an explosive UFO encounter that took place just days before Kenneth Arnold’s famous sighting and weeks before Roswell. What begins as a quiet patrol on the Puget Sound turns into a nightmare of falling debris, injured witnesses, a dead dog, and a visit from a strange man in black. This deeply researched, cinematic episode uncovers the eerie connections between Harold Dahl, Fred Crisman, Kenneth Arnold, and a deadly B-25 crash that took the lives of two intelligence officers. Through dramatized storytelling and a spirited debate between opposing viewpoints, the episode explores whether the incident was a government cover-up, an extraterrestrial encounter, or something far stranger—perhaps interdimensional. Blending Cold War paranoia, biblical insight, and the shadowy whispers of conspiracy, it asks: what really happened over Maury Island… and who’s been trying to bury it ever since? The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal. Wanna support the work? Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon if you want access to the new member exclusive show: The Man-Eating Toaster

In September 1952, something strange landed in the hills of Braxton County, West Virginia. It wasn’t a meteor. It wasn’t a barn owl. It was something else— something tall, mechanical, and not quite alive. In this episode, we dig deep into one of the most iconic cryptid cases in American history: the Flatwoods Monster. From Audrey Harper’s chilling encounter on a twilight walk to the mass sighting that followed—complete with UFOs, military involvement, and a creature that glided like death itself—we piece together the story, the aftermath, and the theories. But this isn’t just about lights in the sky. We explore the deeper interpretations offered by Jacques Vallée and John Keel—visions of interdimensional beings, ultraterrestrials, and spiritual deception wrapped in glowing skin. What if the Flatwoods Monster wasn’t a visitor from space… but a manifestation from somewhere far closer—and far darker? Tap in for Appalachian high strangeness, spiritual discernment, and a gospel-centered take on one of the weirdest UFO stories this side of Roswell. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal. Wanna support the work? Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon if you want access to the new member exclusive show: The Man-Eating Toaster

Join me for part 2 of our deep dive into the infamous UFO cult known as Heaven’s Gate. What did they believe? How did they come together and become one of the most infamous cults in history? How did Marshall Applewhite convince 39 people to take their own lives thinking they were going to be rescued by aliens? How, after such a tragedy could anyone still follow the beliefs of Heaven’s Gate? We still have so much to uncover as we wrap up our first deep dive! Do you want more of The Man Eating Toaster? Head on over to my Patreon and see what else is cooking...

Did you know The Dancing Toaster has a member exclusive show on Patreon called The Man Eating Toaster? The Man-Eating Toaster Launched with the infamous UFO cult, Heaven’s Gate. Who were Marshall Applewhite and Bonnie Lou Nettles? How did they come together to form one of the most infamous cults in history? How did Marshall convince 39 people to take their own lives thinking they were going to be rescued by aliens? How does anyone convince someone to follow them down such a crazy dark path? Buckle up for the first episode of the brand new member exclusive show! And if you want more, head over to the Patreon!

In this episode of The Dancing Toaster, we dive down the rabbit hole into one of America’s strangest urban legends — the story of the Bunny Man and the infamous bridge that bears his name. What begins with eerie sightings in the Virginia woods quickly spirals into something much bigger, as folklore, fear, and fact blur together. From newspaper headlines to Halloween dares, this episode explores how a bizarre encounter became a legend that still haunts the region today. Come for the creepy costumes, stay for the deeper questions hiding behind the fur. The Dancing Toaster is a podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal. I release new episodes every Tuesday Morning. You can support the work at my patreon and at buymeacoffee.com. Patrons get early access, they also get access to a member exclusive show called “The Man-Eating Toaster” where I do deep dives on cults and true-crimey things.