The Broadcasting Seeds Podcast

What if Bigfoot, Dogman, shadow figures, strange creatures, UFOs, and demonic encounters aren't separate mysteries? James Williams—better known as Dark Waters—joins Broadcasting Seeds for a conversation that goes far beyond traditional cryptozoology. After years of speaking directly with eyewitnesses and collecting hundreds of accounts, James says he began noticing patterns that changed the way he...

The book of Esther never mentions God. Not His name, not a prayer, not a prophet. The one book where the covenant people come closest to extinction is the one book where God never appears, and that is the point. Four attacks on the promised line, scaled up from one family to a whole nation. Pharaoh's kill order and the basket on the Nile, and the Hebrew word tevah that appears in only two places i...

The Seed War moves into the patriarchal period. God's promise has narrowed from humanity to a single family—and suddenly the line of the promised Seed becomes frighteningly vulnerable. Sarah remains barren for decades. Foreign kings take her into their households. Abraham raises a knife over Isaac on Mount Moriah. Esau vows to kill Jacob. Joseph's brothers consider murdering him before selling him...

The seed of the woman is promised in Genesis 3:15, and God announces it to the serpent before He says a word to Adam or Eve. The first gospel in the Bible is delivered to the enemy. This episode walks Genesis 3:15 line by line: the enmity God installs between two seeds, the single Hebrew verb used for both blows, and why a head wound and a heel wound are not the same injury. We cover the Septuagin...

Why would a perfect Garden of Eden need someone to guard it? Genesis 2 says Adam was placed in Eden to work it and to “keep” it. The Hebrew word shamar carries the idea of guarding, watching, and protecting something entrusted to you. So what was Adam guarding against? This Sunday Seeds episode walks through Genesis 2–3, Adam’s role in Eden, the serpent’s strategy, the progression of temptation, o...

Forgiveness is easy to preach and incredibly difficult to practice. This week on Testing the Spirits, Bennett Tanton and Laura Baker examine the spirit of unforgiveness and the progression from offense to resentment, bitterness, anger, and revenge. Laura shares her own story of believing she had forgiven someone — only to discover years later that something was still buried beneath the surface. Ca...

Did Enoch become the angel Metatron? In the final episode of the Broadcasting Seeds Enoch Arc, Bennett explores two later works in the Enoch tradition: 2 Enoch and 3 Enoch. 2 Enoch takes the patriarch through ten heavens and describes his transformation into a heavenly being. 3 Enoch goes even further, identifying Enoch with Metatron, giving him seventy names, a throne, a crown, and the controvers...

What if Jesus' warning that the last days would resemble the days of Noah meant far more than increasing violence and moral collapse? Bennett Tanton is joined by pastor, author, and The Big Picture host Larry Ragland to discuss his book The Final Flood and the supernatural interpretation of Genesis 6.They examine the Watchers, Nephilim, corruption of the human bloodline, the mysterious return of g...

Jesus called Himself “the Son of Man” more than any other title in the Gospels. But what did that title actually mean to a first-century Jewish audience? In Episode 3 of The Enoch Arc, Bennett Tanton examines the connection between Daniel 7, the Parables of 1 Enoch, and the way Jesus used the title Son of Man. The Parables describe a mysterious figure who is chosen before creation, associated with...

Two hundred Watchers descend on Mount Hermon. They swear an oath. They take human wives. They teach humanity forbidden knowledge. Their offspring become the giants remembered as the Nephilim. And according to the Book of the Watchers, what happens after those giants die may explain one of the biggest unanswered questions in the Bible: Where do demons come from? In Episode 2 of our Book of Enoch Ar...

The Book of Enoch is one of the most controversial ancient Jewish texts connected to the Bible — quoted directly in Jude, preserved for centuries in Ethiopia, and discovered among the Dead Sea Scrolls. But there is something most discussions about Enoch leave out: 1 Enoch isn't actually one book. It is five separate compositions collected under one name. And when archaeologists recovered Aramaic f...

Why did God take Enoch? Genesis gives us only a few verses about one of the most mysterious men in the Bible: **“Enoch walked with God: and he was not; for God took him.”** But what does it actually mean to *walk with God* — and what was different about Enoch? In **Sunday Seeds EP 2: Walked With God**, Bennett Tanton looks at Genesis 5, Hebrews 11, Jude, Peter, and the ancient Book of Enoch tradit...

Can something look holy, sound biblical, quote Scripture, and still pull someone away from Christ? In the first episode of Testing the Spirits, Bennett Tanton and Laura Baker examine what Christians often call the Spirit of Religion. Is it legalism? Pride? Control? False doctrine? Religious tradition? Spiritual deception? Or can several of these things work together? Laura shares her perspective f...

This may be the hardest question in the entire War Before Genesis series: If God knew Lucifer would rebel… why did He allow it? God could have created beings incapable of rebellion. He could have stopped Lucifer before the consequences spread. Yet Scripture presents a creation where genuine agency, rebellion, suffering, redemption, judgment, and restoration all become part of the story. In Episode...

How do we know when we're investigating a mystery — and when we're helping create one? Bennett sits down with Natalie Rose of The Midnight Cryptid Club for a wide-ranging conversation about cryptids, eyewitness testimony, folklore, internet culture, skepticism, and the strange line between biological creatures and the paranormal. Natalie approaches cryptid research differently. Rather than accepti...

What happened between Genesis 1:1 and Genesis 1:2? Genesis begins with God creating the heavens and the earth. But the very next verse describes the earth as “formless and void” — tohu va vohu — covered in darkness. Then Isaiah 45:18 says God did not create the earth tohu. So what happened? In Episode 3 of The War Before Genesis, Bennett examines one of the most debated interpretations of the open...

Satan fell from heaven — so why does the Book of Job show him standing before God? In Episode 2 of The War Before Genesis, Bennett examines one of the strangest problems in the biblical timeline of Satan: Lucifer appears to have been expelled from the mountain of God, yet Job and Zechariah still portray the adversary appearing in the divine court and accusing God's people. What if Satan's fall was...

Who was Lucifer before he became the adversary? In Episode 1 of The War Before Genesis, Bennett Tanton examines Isaiah 14 and Ezekiel 28 to reconstruct the biblical profile of the being Christians commonly call Lucifer. Before the serpent. Before Satan. Before the war in heaven. Isaiah records five extraordinary declarations: “I will ascend to heaven.” “I will raise my throne above the stars of Go...

Why would Satan rebel against God if he already knew he could never win? That question opens the very first episode of Sunday Seeds, a new weekly gathering on Broadcasting Seeds centered on Scripture, prayer, teaching, and truth. This week, Bennett examines one of the oldest questions in Scripture: What was the sin behind Satan’s fall? Was it rebellion? Ambition? A desire to be worshipped? Or was...

A mother who says her daughter can see into the unseen world returns with an even deeper account of what they believe is happening around them. This conversation moves into some of the strangest territory we have covered on Broadcasting Seeds: demonic hierarchies, principalities, astral attacks, portals, guardian angels, generational curses, deliverance, witchcraft, spiritual attacks connected to...

Genesis 6, the Watchers, Nephilim, UFOs, non-human intelligence, fallen angels and the possibility of a second incursion are at the center of this conversation with author Will Blesch. Will Blesch joins Bennett on Broadcasting Seeds to discuss his book In the Shadow of Goliath and an ancient supernatural worldview that may have far more to say about the modern UFO phenomenon than many realize. Wil...

Most Christians know the stories. Adam and Eve. Noah and the Flood. Babel. Abraham. The Nephilim. David and Goliath. Jesus casting out demons. Pentecost. But what if these aren't disconnected supernatural events? In this episode of Broadcasting Seeds, Bennett Tanton follows a thread that begins in Genesis and doesn't end until Revelation: a biblical cosmic war involving rebellion, nations, spiritu...

Noahide Laws, end-times prophecy, the Abraham Accords, the Third Temple, spiritual warfare, religious deception, and biblical prophecy collide in this conversation with researcher and author Laura Baker. Laura Baker returns to Broadcasting Seeds for one of our most controversial conversations yet. Laura has spent years researching the Noahide Laws and believes they connect to a much larger religio...

Frequency medicine, the Multi-Wave Oscillator, George Lakhovsky, Royal Raymond Rife, Wilhelm Reich, the AMA, and the strange history of unconventional medical research. Philip Milburn returns to Broadcasting Seeds to examine technologies and researchers that challenged accepted ideas about medicine during the twentieth century. Philip traces the history of George Lakhovsky and the Multi-Wave Oscil...

Christian entertainment, media addiction, idolatry, spiritual warfare, dopamine, social media, movies, gaming, sports and the battle for our attention — this interview went somewhere I did not expect. I want to admit something right up front: this conversation did not go the way I thought it was going to go. I invited author Keith A. Robinson onto Broadcasting Seeds primarily to talk about his wor...