Perfume(D)ecay

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 already about to start recording, because apparently the answer to “should these men be given more microphones?” was “yes, immediately, and with fewer safeguards.” More theology. Mo...

What is Perfumed Decay for? Scripture, the gospel, spiritual honesty, public wrestling, and three Christian men discovering in real time whether microphones count as accountability. Perfumed Decay exists to take God seriously without pretending Christians are tidier than they are. Mickael, Daniel, and Steven want a show where the Bible is authoritative, the gospel stays central, and the people tal...

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 doorway. Mickael, Daniel, and Steven revisit season one from creation, rest, Eden’s trees, choice, will, Cain, death, vulnerability, spiritual exhaustion, and the uncomfortable discovery th...

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, and God marks him with mercy that still carries judgment. Genesis gives us murder, fear, exile, protection, and the worst day in farming since weeds clocked in. This episode stays clos...

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 the murder scene before anyone can find a leash or a deacon. Genesis 4 gets ugly fast. Cain kills Abel, lies to God, and tries “I don’t know” as a defense while the ground is already i...

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 the microphone has been getting better attention than the Bible. Proverbs becomes the practical push here: daily wisdom, self-examination, bad company, real discipline. Then Genesis 4 dr...

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 life conversation, wanders through breakups, boundaries, romantic overthinking, and the strange weight of saying “I love you,” then drops into Eden long enough for the deeper question t...

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 chatter, gift complaints, tech rabbit trails, and the usual beloved-buffoon energy tightens into a real question about God’s sovereignty and human will, with Mickael trying to keep the plane...

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, death, and humanity’s favorite hobby, freelancing morality, all end up on the table. Mickael tries to steer the room like Eden came with a meeting agenda, Daniel keeps welding togethe...

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. That thread opens into deeper questions about control, risk, and the future of human identity. From there, we return to Genesis 2 to examine what it means for God to “breathe life” in...

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 question: Does God exist? We weigh experience vs truth and table forgiveness for next time. Cautions and notes: “He didn’t stop creating, He created rest” is our interpretive summary. The t...

In Beginnings, we return to Genesis 1 and slow down enough to let the text surprise us again. This conversation moves through creation, order, goodness, and the strange wonder of light being spoken into being before the heavenly lights are later given their place and purpose. Along the way, we reflect on a world that is not random or self-defining, but spoken, ordered, and called good by God. This...

In this first official episode of Perfume(D)ecay , Daniel, Mickael, and Steven start with an unfiltered conversation about Steven’s blindness, the tools he uses to navigate daily life, and how disability can shape transportation, dating, and perception. Then the conversation turns to Genesis 1 , where the hosts wrestle with creation, light before the sun, the meaning of “let us make man in our ima...