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What started as an exploration of the devil in their show, The Exorcist Minute, has grown into something much greater. Find all the original episodes of the show and more right here in The Devil's Details with Lester Ryan Clark and Kynan Dias.
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Chapter six of The Chronicle of Young Satan takes a hard turn from sibling squabbles into something genuinely devastating. Theodore tries to talk his sister Lily out of her infatuation with Philip Traum, fails completely
Five weeks in Eseldorf and everybody loves Satan — which is turning out to be almost as much of a problem as if they hated him. Philip Traum has been charming the whole village, pulling a famously fat man out of a river
Chapter four of The Chronicle of Young Satan is where Eseldorf stops being a quirky medieval village and starts being a place where people get burned. The witch panic has expanded beyond old women — it's anyone now, chil
Chapter three of The Chronicle of Young Satan is where Twain's argument starts to land. Father Peter is in jail — Father Adolf has remembered losing exactly the right number of ducats at exactly the right time — and the
The ChapterChapter two of The Chronicle of Young Satan is where we finally meet our narrator and his two friends — Theodore Fisher, Nikolaus Bauman, and Seppi Vohmeier, three boys with the run of a medieval Austrian cast
The Chronicle of Young Satan opens in Eseldorf — or Assville, if you speak German — a small Austrian village in 1702 where it is still the Middle Ages and Twain makes clear it intends to stay that way. Chapter one has no
Welcome to our Mark Twain season — and we're starting not with the book but with five minutes of 1985 Will Vinton claymation that has been living rent-free in the corners of the internet ever since someone uploaded it to
Twenty-two chapters in, and Revelation ends not with a sword or a smiting but with a river, a tree, and the word grace. The New Jerusalem has the tree of life lining its streets — the one humanity was exiled from in Gene
After twenty chapters of plagues, beasts, burning cities, and one very full lake of fire, we have finally arrived at the payoff: Revelation 21, the New Jerusalem. God wipes away every tear, there's no more death or pain,
Revelation 20 is the chapter that has split Christian denominations for centuries — pre-millennialists, post-millennialists, amillennialists, all of them fighting over fifteen verses — and after a close read, we think we
Revelation 19 is the pivot point of the whole book: Babylon has fallen, heaven is throwing a hallelujah party (literally — it's the only time that word appears in the entire New Testament), and then Sword Mouth Jesus sho
Babylon the Great is fallen, is fallen — and it can't get up! Revelation 18 is a taunt song disguised as a funeral lament, and we are here for every delicious, brutal word of it. The highlight of the reading? John's exha
In this episode of The Devil's Details, we dive into Revelation Chapter 17, exploring the symbolism of the Whore of Babylon and its implications for understanding empire and corruption in biblical texts. We discuss the h
In this episode of The Devil's Details, it's our Slightly-More-Than-Halftime-Show! We drink our fill of these seven bowls of wrath, discussing the significance of each judgment and its implications for those who reject G
This is a SHORT chapter! - We got more sevens here! What is this, Vegas? - The last of the plagues! - The temple of the tabernacle of the testimony in heaven - Were cherubim ever meant to be angels? - A callback to Egypt
PSA: Even Hell has laws about drinking and driving - Seven heads, ten horns, and really good legs! - Excuse me, where are your grapes of wrath? - All the popular scholars wear leather jackets - A Dickens of a coincidence
Fire up your Google Image search! - BAZAM! - Blake's bodacious badonkadonk - What's the deal with this woman clothed with the sun? - "Your father was a hosier!" - The first paralysis demons? - Milton and Blake: the peanu
We take the scenic route today! Look at that beautiful shoreline! - Taking bus 666 to Hel, Poland - We learn why hotels don't have a 666th floor! - Callback to the Monster Energy Drink Controversy (not that I drink too m
On this episode - This chapter of the bible stars Ralph Fiennes! - "Let's eat Grandma!" - Who is this woman clothed with the sun? - "That thing where you go into the closet with the priest?" - Joseph is a little bit rock
On this episode: The Infernal Revenue Service - The Beubeir-beast! - We can't blame King James for this one - Good Will (Have Been) Hunting - The Haves and the Have Had Nots - The Beast is Lucy with the football - An UN
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