
Five verses. That is the entire assignment this week, and the hosts still have to get through a birthday, a microphone that refuses to cooperate, and a scene switcher with opinions of its own. Then comes the...


Perfumed Decay is a deep honest dissection of the word of God and the effect it has in our lives as well as the world as whole.
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Signup to Generate a PitchPerfumed Decay is a deep honest dissection of the word of God and the effect it has in our lives as well as the world as whole.
Recent episodes include "Made Like Him, Held by Him (Genesis 5:1, 5) | PD16" (2 October 2026, 233 minutes), "Names, Numbers, and Noah (Genesis 5:1, 32) | PD15" (10 September 2026, 213 minutes), and "In Place of Abel (Genesis 4:25, 26) | PD14" (3 September 2026, 141 minutes).
Perfume(D)ecay publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 147 minutes across 19 episodes.
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Perfume(D)ecay is a religion podcast with 19 episodes published.
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Five verses. That is the entire assignment this week, and the hosts still have to get through a birthday, a microphone that refuses to cooperate, and a scene switcher with opinions of its own. Then comes the...

1,656 years. That is how many years pass between creation and the death of Methuselah, if you add up the ages in Genesis 5 on a whiteboard, which is exactly what the hosts spend this week doing. This is the grounding...

After Cain's violence and Lamech's chest-beating, Genesis quietly hands Adam and Eve another son, and this study episode sits with what that gift actually costs. Seth arrives to stand where Abel was taken, and the hosts...

The episode begins in live-stream confusion, missing-headphone energy, and Steven being spiritually reduced to a brain in a jar for production purposes, which is exactly the kind of setup that makes you believe Genesis...

The first city in Genesis does not arrive as a clean triumph of human progress. It rises inside Cain’s line, where sin is already spreading beyond one murder into a family, a culture, and a way of life. Mickael, Daniel...

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PD Season 2 is coming soon. Yes, somehow Mickael, Daniel, and Steven survived Season 1, which means Perfumed Decay is legally, spiritually, and emotionally obligated to continue. Season 2 is on the way, and Season 3 is...

Episode #11
<p>What is Perfumed Decay for?</p><p>Scripture, the gospel, spiritual honesty, public wrestling, and three Christian men discovering in real time whether microphones count as accountability.</p><p>Perfumed Decay exists...

<p>The first city in Genesis does not arrive as a clean triumph of human progress. It rises inside Cain’s line, where sin is already spreading beyond one murder into a family, a culture, and a way of...

Episode #10
<p>This is the recap episode, which means Perfumed Decay finally turns around to look at what it has been dragging through Genesis like three men moving a couch through a church hallway and refusing to measure the...

Episode #9
<p>Cain kills Abel, and the ground does not let him leave the scene. Abel’s blood cries out, the soil turns against the man who worked it, Cain starts worrying that somebody might treat him like he treated his brother...

<p>Sin is crouching at the door, and Perfumed Decay handles that by opening the door, inspecting the hinges, debating whether the door was always there before the fall, and somehow letting Daniel drag animal diets into...

Episode #7
<p>Some episodes sound recovered. This one sounds re-converted. After losing a massive recording, Perfumed Decay comes back with prayer, a half-goth AI logo, and the kind of candid reset that happens when men realize...

<p>Three men walk into Genesis and somehow come out asking whether freedom is even the thing we most need. Perfumed Decay opens with jokes and identity-setting, sets its terms early with Scripture first and then wider...

Episode #5
<p>How much choice do you actually have when you did not choose your body, your wiring, your past, or the mess you were dropped into? That is the burden sitting in the middle of this one. What starts as Christmas...

Episode #4
<p>What if the real question is not just what Adam and Eve ate, but what they started believing? Two Trees, One Tension takes that question straight into Genesis 2 and 3 and keeps pulling until shame, truth, pain, work...

<p>In this episode, a chaotic cold open turns into a wide-ranging conversation on AI, AR glasses, and Neuralink, exploring what it means to enhance versus restore human ability and whether implanted tech crosses a line...

Episode #2
<p>In this episode: some light nerding on Earth–Sun distance fine tuning and habitability, then back to God’s word; Sabbath as gift, church as a space for blessing and honest imperfection. We also open a two‑sided...

Episode #2
<p>In this episode: some light nerding on Earth–Sun distance fine tuning and habitability, then back to God’s word; Sabbath as gift, church as a space for blessing and honest imperfection. We also open a two‑sided...

Episode #2
<p>A reflective trailer for Perfumed Decay: D(ay)s</p><p>Following a thread from cosmic wonder to Genesis 2, where questions of fragility, burnout, and Sabbath lead back to the possibility that rest is woven into...

Episode #1
<p>In Beginnings, we return to Genesis 1 and slow down enough to let the text surprise us again.</p><p>This conversation moves through creation, order, goodness, and the strange wonder of light being spoken into being...
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