The Dancing Toaster Podcast

The Dancing Toaster- Creatures and Cryptids: Batsquatch and other Winged Monsters

The series on Cryptids and Creatures starts in my own backyard, the beautiful and mysterious Pacific Northwest.
Who or what is Batsquatch? Is it an angel or demon? Is it related at all to Sasquatch? Could it be an undiscovered animal of some kind? Why did people only begin seeing it after the eruption of Mt St Helens? What does it have to do with other flying apelike creatures throughout the world? Like the Ahool and Orang Bati of Indonesia? These are just some of the questions we'll answer today.
 
The Dancing Toaster is a podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal. I release new episodes every Tuesday morning on Apple, Spotify, and on YouTube.
 
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The Dancing Toaster season 1 Bonus Episode- The Odyssey of the Mind

Hello Toasters! I hope you're getting ready for season 2 launching on January 7th. Until then, here's something to hold you over.I told you last week in the final episode of season 1 that I was going to try and have a surprise for you before Christmas and I was able to get it ready.
Very few of you know that my ministry background didn’t start with preaching but with music, hopefully it doesn’t shock too many of you what kind…
It took a major backseat after my ordination, about a decade, but recently I tried to dust off the skills and merge them with what we do here on the show, and package it together for ya.
The instrumental was produced by Trunxks, you can find him on YouTube and social media under Trunxks beatz.
The song is called “Odyssey of the Mind”It’s inspired by both Homer’s Odyssey but with splashes of Pilgrim’s progress by John Bunyan
For the honor of the Prince of Peace our hero sets out on a journey through multiple treacherous environments to slay 3 ancient monsters.
The Tentacled Beast of Lazy can be found in the Pools of Stagnation.A Demonic host of fear is uncovered in the Forest of Uncertainty.And atop the highest peak in the land is the gold armored Titan named Pride who unsurprisingly has named the mountain after himself.Only with the aid of the prince of peace will our hero overcome these obstacles.
Thank you for the love the last 3 months, 2025 is coming and is going to be huge for the Dancing Toaster.
Some of you were asking earlier how you could help support the work I’m doing with the show.The Patreon has officially launched, if you can support monthly, the Toastie level is 5 bucks a month.I’m gonna be frank, the perks are still rolling out, right now it’s general support and will be ad free listening but there are many more things to come, next month and next year.
If you want to support the show by giving a one-time gift, the PayPal is also up and running now, simply give to:The Dancing Toaster
If you’re not able to support the work financially, I totally understand, I still appreciate all the love, thank you for listening to the show, and you sharing the show with others is impossible to put a price on, so thank you for that as well.
Don’t worry, the show will never be behind a paywall, but there will be awesome extras coming: discounts on merch, behind the scenes stuff, early access, and some live stuff too!
Please like, subscribe, follow, share, comment, and now you can even become a patron, do all the things you can wherever you consume the dancing toaster, but whatever you do, don’t consume toasters, and don’t consume any fruitcake, it’s probably from the 1950s simply in a new box, I love ya, I’m out!
 

The Exorcism of Anneliese Michel part 2 and the Problem with Rome.

Episode 12 of The Dancing Toaster concludes the harrowing case of Anneliese Michel, picking up where the previous episode left off. This installment examines the aftermath of her death, the controversial trial of her parents and priests, and the theological clash between faith, medicine, and supernatural belief. But it doesn’t stop there—this episode also delivers a sweeping critique of Roman Catholic theology, especially practices surrounding exorcism, Marian devotion, and the veneration of saints. It challenges the biblical legitimacy of the Rituale Romanum, relics, and the elevation of Mary as Queen of Heaven, tracing many of these traditions back to ancient paganism. With scripture-heavy rebuttals and unflinching analysis, it calls listeners to return to the sufficiency of Christ alone. This episode is not only the season finale—it’s a bold, controversial, and deeply personal exploration of spiritual truth, deception, and what real deliverance should look like.
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Possession Case: The Exorcism of Anneliese Michel, the inspiration for Emily Rose (part 1)

Episode 11 of The Dancing Toaster delves into one of the most disturbing and controversial exorcism cases in modern history: the possession and death of Anneliese Michel. The inspiration behind The Exorcism of Emily Rose, her story began with seizures and shadowy hallucinations and spiraled into a years-long ordeal filled with terrifying visions, spiritual torment, and a series of exorcisms that ultimately ended in tragedy. This episode covers it all—from her early symptoms and conflicting medical diagnoses to the dramatic escalation of supernatural events, including demonic voices, unnatural strength, and grotesque behaviors. Drawing from detailed accounts, official exorcism recordings, and diary entries allegedly inspired by visions of the Virgin Mary, the episode raises haunting questions: was Anneliese mentally ill, or was she possessed by something darker? It's a heart-wrenching, chilling examination of faith, suffering, and the terrifying space in between.
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Possession Cases: The Demon House of Indiana and The infamous Zozo Phenomenon

Episode 10 of The Dancing Toaster uncovers two chilling accounts of demonic torment—the notorious Ammons “Demon House” in Indiana and the terrifying spread of the Zozo phenomenon. The first half of the episode recounts the harrowing experiences of Latoya Ammons and her children, whose new home quickly turned into a battleground of levitation, possession, and spiritual warfare witnessed by priests, doctors, police, and social workers alike. The second half turns to Darren Evans, whose teenage dabbling with a Ouija board awakened a malevolent entity named Zozo—a spirit that would go on to torment his life for decades and seemingly predict the death of his best friend. Through these stories, the episode explores the reality of haunted homes, cursed objects, and deceptive spirits masquerading as the dead. It's a gripping and sobering reminder that not all hauntings are innocent... and not every spirit is what it claims to be.
 
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The Exorcist: Demonic possession and The case of Roland Doe

Episode 9 of The Dancing Toaster revisits the terrifying true story that inspired The Exorcist—the possession of a boy known as Roland Doe, later revealed to be Ronald Hunkeler. What began with a Ouija board séance in 1949 would become a full-blown supernatural siege, spanning multiple cities, hospitals, and months of relentless spiritual warfare. This episode retells the chilling case: levitations, unexplainable scratches, Latin curses, and an exorcism so intense it shattered faith and bones alike. But beyond the horror, it asks deeper questions—about unbelief, biblical warnings, and whether demonic possession is real or just dismissed too easily in our modern age. Anchored in scripture and steeped in unease, this episode forces us to consider what lies just beyond the veil… and what happens when we dare to knock.
The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal.
 
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Annabelle: Haunted Objects and the Powers of Darkness

Episode 8 of The Dancing Toaster explores the unsettling world of haunted and cursed objects—starting with the infamous case of Annabelle, the supposedly possessed doll investigated by Ed and Lorraine Warren. This dramatized retelling dives into the events that led two young nurses from curiosity to terror, revealing how an innocent-seeming toy became a doorway to something far more sinister. But the episode doesn’t stop with modern lore. It digs deep into Scripture, showing how objects in both the Bible and ancient pagan cultures were often tied to spiritual forces—both divine and demonic. From the Ark of the Covenant haunting the Philistines to cursed idols in Mesopotamia, this episode challenges listeners to rethink their understanding of spiritual influence and how the unseen realm can be channeled through physical things. It's a spine-tingling, thought-provoking journey into the theology and terror of haunted objects.
The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal.
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Hauntings: The Warrens, The Conjuring House, and Paranormal Investigation

Episode 7 of The Dancing Toaster ventures into the chilling true story that inspired The Conjuring—the haunting of the Perron family. After moving into the Arnold Estate in 1970, the Perrons quickly found themselves at the mercy of something far more than creaky floorboards and old house noises. From dolls rearranged by unseen hands to nightly attacks, spirit apparitions, and spectral voices whispering the names of the five Perron daughters, their lives were turned into a waking nightmare. The episode examines the terrifying escalation of events—malicious spirits, phantom kisses, violent possessions—and the infamous involvement of Ed and Lorraine Warren. At the center of it all looms the shadow of Bathsheba Sherman, a figure blamed for dark rituals and bound to the land in death. This episode doesn’t just recount a haunting; it explores the terrifying possibility that some houses don’t just remember the dead—they keep them.
The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal.
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Ghosts and Spirits: Visitations from the other side

Episode 6 of The Dancing Toaster picks up where the last one left off—diving deeper into the world of ghosts, crisis apparitions, and what Scripture really says about fear, deception, and spiritual encounters. This episode begins with the haunting World War I story of Canadian soldier William Bird, who claimed the spirit of his dead brother saved his life in the trenches. From there, it opens into a rich and challenging discussion: can spirits of the dead appear to the living? What about angels disguising themselves as loved ones? And does fear automatically mean something is demonic? Through gripping stories and deep biblical exegesis, the episode pushes back against oversimplified theology and explores how God's sovereignty, the unseen realm, and divine judgment may intersect with real-life ghost stories.
The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal.
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Ghosts and Spirits of the Dead

Episode 5 of The Dancing Toaster opens with one of the oldest ghost stories ever recorded—an eerie tale from ancient Athens—and uses it as a launching pad to explore what the Bible really says about ghosts. This episode confronts a question many Christians avoid: are ghosts real, and are they in the Bible? The discussion centers on 1 Samuel 28, where the spirit of the prophet Samuel appears to Saul after his death, and dives deep into Hebrew terminology, ancient afterlife beliefs, and how Jesus changed everything when He descended to Sheol. With a mix of theology, history, and no-nonsense scriptural analysis, this episode challenges the idea that all ghostly encounters are demonic, while still warning against the dangers of spiritual deception. It’s the beginning of a series that pulls no punches in wrestling with the spiritual realm—and why it still matters today.
The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal.
Wanna support the work?
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