John Blassingame and Flynn Evans

Past Blasted

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Ludicrous lads telling ludicrous stories from yonder years.

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John Blassingame and Flynn Evans

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Ulster Ulcers: The Many Hot Takes of Ian Paisley 01.02.2026 1:35:59

A firebrand minister and his many hot takes about nationalism and the Pope. Stuff in this episode: Ian Paisley Poynings Law James I Plantation of Ulster Siege of Derry Battle of the Boyne William of Orange Easter Rising Burntollet Bridge Incident The Troubles Major Ronald Bunting Pope John XXIII Siller things: The Patriot (2000) Papatui Deodorant

American Charisma: Todd Bentley and the Lakeland Revival 19.01.2026 1:16:10

A historical delve into the American Charismatic movement as displayed in the Lakeland Revival. Things in this episode: ⁠Jonathan Edwards' Religious Affections ⁠ ⁠Jim Bakker⁠ ⁠Lakeland Revival⁠ ⁠Todd Bentley Robert Duvall's The Apostle 99 Homes

How (Not) to Make Friends and Influence People: Titus Oates and The Popish Plot 10.01.2026 1:36:31

Many thanks to our resident Catholic Donald Crouch for joining us in this episode. Things in This Episode The Popish Plot The Passion of the Christ with Mel Gibson Privy Court Jesuits Titus Oates The Protocols of the Elders of Zion Whigs and Tories (Political Parties) Treason Citations for the Show Peter Lake, “ Antipopery : the structure of a prejudice .” In Conflict in early Stuart England: Stud...

The Dubious Origins of S'mores and Pop-Tarts 29.09.2025 1:32:13

A podcast episode about Sylvester Graham and Dr. John Harvey Kellogg. OTHER STUFF FROM THIS EPISODE A Lecture to Young Men On Chastity . Dr. John Harvey Kellogg and the Religion of Biologic Living. If you have any questions or suggestions please email us at pastblastedpod@gmail.com.

That One Time An Evangelist Used Slaves To Fund An Orphanage 01.07.2025 58:28

A Thoughtful Dive Into The Troublesome Financing Of 18th Century Philanthropy.

That One Time Martin Luther (Kinda Sorta) Said Bigamy Was Okay 14.06.2025 57:53

A thrilling escapade into the intimate intrigues of the Reformation.