
Project [Antichrist] 2025
Some rich people can't stop talking about the antichrist. But who cares about the antichrist anyway and where did this mythical character come from? Travis and Klaus look at Philip C Almond's Antichrist: A New Biography

Hosted by Klaus Yoder & Travis Stevens · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 81 episodes
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Concepts and legends about the Devil and other personifications of evil in religion, literature, and pop culture.
Klaus Yoder & Travis Stevens hosts Seven Heads, Ten Horns: The History of the Devil, a history show with 81 episodes published.

Some rich people can't stop talking about the antichrist. But who cares about the antichrist anyway and where did this mythical character come from? Travis and Klaus look at Philip C Almond's Antichrist: A New Biography

"The only true mystery is that our very lives are governed by dead people." Kazanian, Inferno Greetings from the Beyond. We are back for Halloween, having watched the following in preparation: -Tombs of the Blind Dead (1

Back from the dead to share that we were interviewed on NPR's It's Been A Minute about the devil in cinema. We are also gearing up for a Halloween episode and are assigning the following films as homework (you can find m

This week we interview Dr. Beverly Mayne Kienzle about the visionary preacher and medieval abbess, Hildegard of Bingen. Join us to learn more about the tone-deaf devil from the 12th century as we explore the sermons, art

What is the secularized, capitalistic, art-world equivalent to being torn limb-from-limb by the devil? Find out in our concluding episode on Thomas Mann’s Doktor Faustus. -English translation of Mann’s Doktor Faustus -Da

In observance of the spooky season we're posting our conversation with historian Matthew J. Cressler on the relationship between Catholicism and horror cinema. We explore the sub-genre of Catholic Horror through our anal

This episode: we can’t leave well enough alone — another literary elaboration of the Faust legend by a member of the Mann family, Thomas Mann’s Doktor Faustus (1947.) We discuss: why learning is actually interesting to y

Three Klauses walk into a bar… This episode centers on literary wunderkind/prodigal son Klaus Mann’s attack on Nazi Germany (and an ex-lover, and possibly his dad, the canonical novelist Thomas Mann), in the form of the

Hilary Mantel's 2005 novel Beyond Black is the topic of discussion for this episode, continuing our series on devil-themed novels. This one's about psychics and their demons in neo-liberal Britain on the eve of Brexit. -

Summer is for trashy beach novels and Dennis Wheatley's 1934 The Devil Rides Out definitely qualifies. We discuss problematic genre fiction, fake rituals, the rhetorical trap of being asked "do you believe in evil?" and

The boys are back to discuss Frank E. Peretti's 1986 Christian supernatural thriller This Present Darkness.

Back to discuss the historical Faust, "Faustian science," Sylvia Federici, Sycorax and Prospero in Shakespeare's The Tempest, Martin Heidegger's anti-Semitism, The Devil's Miner, and the future of the podcast.

Klaus and Travis go the distance to close out Goethe's Faust cycle. One video playlist for the Peter Stein 2001 production of Goethe's Faust II.

In this first episode of 2023 we discuss the 2017 film "First Reformed," written and directed by Paul Schrader, starring Ethan Hawke and Amanda Seyfried. A Protestant minister experiences personal and planetary crisis, m

This episode is the second installment in our series of conversations on Dante's Inferno with Dr. Akash Kumar.

This week we are blessed to be joined by Dr. Akash Kumar for a lively discussion of Dante Alighieri's 14th-century Divine Comedy, and, of course, the Inferno in particular, with all its demons, mythological monsters, per

This episode we finish up Faust 1! Faust 1 (German text) Faust 1 (English translation) Faust 1 (video of performance dir. by Peter Stein, 2000 with English subtitles)

Scenes discussed from Faust 1: Studierzimmer (study) - Hexenküche (witches' kitchen.) ------------------ Faust 1 (German text) Faust 1 (English translation) Faust 1 on the stage (Peter Stein, 2000) (no subtitles but bett

Part 4 of our Faust series brings us to Goethe (1749-1832) and the way he reinvented the legend for his own time, or, in as he has Faust say, “take what you have inherited from your forefathers and make it your own.” In

Celebrating Halloween this year with the seasonally atmospheric 1960 film City of the Dead (released as Horror Hotel in the USA) starring Christopher Lee and Venetia Stevenson, directed by John Llewellyn Moxey.
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