The Broadcasting Seeds Podcast

The Testament of Solomon presents a version of King Solomon unlike anything found in the biblical books of Kings or Chronicles. In this ancient pseudepigraphical work, Solomon receives a supernatural ring through the archangel Michael that gives him authority over demons. He interrogates them, discovers the afflictions they claim to cause, learns which angels or names can defeat them, and forces supernatural beings to assist in the construction of the Temple in Jerusalem. This episode examines the strange catalog of entities found in the text—including Ornias, Beelzeboul, Asmodeus, Obizuth, Ephippas, and Abezethibou—along with the book's mixture of Jewish ange...

Bennett sits down with Melody and Patrick of Project Afterglow Paranormal to talk about what actually happens when paranormal investigators enter reportedly haunted locations. They discuss childhood encounters with unexplained phenomena, investigating places such as Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum and Masonic locations, equipment failures, EVPs, REM pods, cat balls, paranormal apps, unexplained physical effects and the possibility of the “hitchhiker effect.” The conversation moves beyond traditional ghost hunting into deeper questions: Are ghosts really deceased human beings? Can locations retain emotional or traumatic events? Could some encounters involve residual energy, elementals or something else entirely? Bennett and Project Afterglow examine the Ston...

Bennett sits down with Zach and Jason of The Berean Files for a wide-ranging conversation about Christianity, conspiracy research, spiritual warfare, the supernatural worldview of the Bible, Nephilim, giants, demons, occultism, and what it means to investigate darkness without becoming consumed by it. The Berean Files approach controversial claims by hearing them out, testing them against Scripture, and then drawing a conclusion rather than blindly accepting or immediately dismissing them. The conversation asks whether modern Christianity has stripped much of the supernatural from the biblical story and whether that has left Christians poorly prepared to understand the strange things happening...

Can we actually trust the Bible we have today? Dead Sea Scrolls, ancient biblical manuscripts, scribes, the biblical canon, William Tyndale, the Gutenberg Bible, the King James Bible, and thousands of years of textual transmission tell an incredible story. For the first episode of Broadcasting Seeds: The Second Incursion, Bennett Tanton traces the physical and historical journey of the Bible from ancient scrolls to the book—and app—you can open today. We begin near the Dead Sea, where the discovery of ancient scrolls at Qumran gave scholars biblical manuscripts more than a thousand years older than many previously available Hebr...

Joshua Cutchin returns to discuss The Inverted Path, Missing 411, Bigfoot, UFOs, fairies, time slips, missing time, paranormal encounters, altered reality and the mystery of being led astray. What if getting lost isn't always an accident? Across fairy folklore, UFO encounters, Bigfoot reports and unexplained disappearances, the same strange pattern keeps appearing: people are diverted from familiar paths, trapped in places they should be able to leave, experience missing time, or find that the world around them suddenly doesn't look the way it should. Travelers become trapped in places they should easily be able to leave. Witnesses describe invisible barriers. Drivers...

When the resurrected Jesus stood on a mountain in Galilee, He did not begin the Great Commission with a suggestion. He began with a declaration:“All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me.”Why did Jesus announce that His authority had been given to Him? What changed after the crucifixion and resurrection?In the final episode of this Divine Council arc, Bennett examines the Great Commission through the supernatural worldview of the Bible. Matthew 28 is not merely a call to recruit individual believers. It is the announcement that the authority structure established after Babel has been over...

Most Christians have been taught that biblical idolatry was simply the foolish worship of lifeless statues. But that explanation does not fully account for God’s jealousy, the First Commandment, the Shedim of Deuteronomy 32, or Paul’s warning that pagan sacrifices are offered to demons.The carved idol may be nothing in itself, but Scripture presents the being represented by that idol as something very real.In this episode of Broadcasting Seeds, Bennett examines idolatry through the biblical divine council framework. He explores the supernatural beings behind pagan worship, the territorial powers assigned to the nations, the meaning of God’s jeal...

While serving in Baghdad in 2004, Army psychological operations veteran Vince Hall witnessed a brilliant blue-white orb moving silently through the night sky. Then he received a message: “No harm will come to you while you’re here.” Vince survived roadside bombs, rockets, mortars, gunfire and several other dangerous encounters during his deployment. For nearly twenty years, he kept the full story to himself. In this episode of Broadcasting Seeds, Vince shares the experience that changed the direction of his life and eventually led him into Christian ministry, UAP research and the study of consciousness and high strangeness. We discuss his milita...

What if the Tower of Babel was more than the confusion of human languages?Deuteronomy 32 describes a cosmic division of the nations. According to the older Dead Sea Scrolls reading, God fixed the boundaries of the peoples according to the number of the “sons of God,” while reserving Jacob as His own portion.In this episode of Broadcasting Seeds, Bennett Tanton examines the Song of Moses as the theological framework behind the biblical story of the nations.The episode explores:The seventy nations associated with the Table of NationsThe sons of God appointed over the nationsGod’s decision to reserve Israel...

The Divine Council was always there.Psalm 82 describes God taking His place in the divine assembly and judging the elohim. Job shows the sons of God presenting themselves before the Lord. First Kings 22 reveals the heavenly host discussing the judgment of King Ahab. Isaiah sees the throne room and hears God ask, “Who will go for us?”These passages are not isolated supernatural moments. Together, they reveal the biblical structure of the heavenly court: God ruling over created spiritual beings who possess authority, responsibilities, agency, and accountability.In Episode One of the Divine Council series, Bennett examines:•T...

Ed Mabrie of Faith by Reason returns to Broadcasting Seeds for an intense, deep-dive conversation on spiritual warfare, biblical discernment, and the widespread deception targeting believers today. We tackle the growing popular theory that humanity is currently living in Satan’s “little season” from Revelation 20. Ed breaks down why this doctrine falls apart under biblical scrutiny, what mikros chronos actually means, and how false assumptions force people to reshape Scripture around conspiracy theories. We also pivot into practical spiritual warfare: recognizing familiar spirits, identifying personal strongholds and childhood agreements, demonic oppression vs. possession, and how Christians can walk in the full a...

The Kolbrin is marketed as an ancient Bible containing lost accounts of creation, giants, the Flood, Atlantis, and a returning destroyer. But its own introduction admits that the surviving text is incomplete and that missing sections were repaired using modern sources. This episode compares the Kolbrin directly with Genesis, 1 Enoch, Jubilees, ancient flood traditions, and the New Testament—revealing a very different account of humanity, the fall, redemption, and Jesus Christ.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-broadcasting-seeds-podcast--6402290/support.Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/BroadcastingSeeds. for Ad-Free audio & video co...

Goliath is not a random large opponent who happened to be in the wrong valley. He is the Anakim remnant. Joshua 11:21-22 drove the Anakim from the covenant land to Gaza, Gath, and Ashdod -- the three Philistine cities Joshua could not follow them into. Generations later, that remnant produced Goliath.   David did not defeat him because he was brave. He defeated him because he understood what Goliath was: 'an uncircumcised Philistine defying the armies of the living God.' He applied the same theological logic he had used against a lion and a bear. The living God answers for h...

Moses had faced Pharaoh, survived forty years in the wilderness, stood before the fire of Sinai, and watched Egypt’s armies disappear beneath the Red Sea.Yet before one particular battle, God gave him a direct command:“Do not fear him.”The opponent was Og of Bashan—the last remaining king of the Rephaim, ruler of sixty fortified cities, and the owner of an iron bed measuring approximately thirteen and a half feet long.Why did this enemy require a specific word of reassurance from God?In this episode of Broadcasting Seeds, Bennett Tanton examines Og’s identity, the spiritual significan...

Montana and Jessica from Weekly Bizarre join Broadcasting Seeds for a conversation about the strange, dark, unexplained, and sometimes hilarious side of the paranormal. We talk about alien encounters, haunted homes, disturbing dreams, cursed objects, cryptids, changelings, folklore, true crime, Mel’s Hole, Skinwalker Ranch, Dogman, Sasquatch, paranormal investigations, and the rules people follow when dealing with things they do not understand. Jessica shares three unexplained experiences from Athens, Ohio, including an encounter with a brown, scaly humanoid figure and UFO sightings at different points in her life. Montana discusses growing up near a cemetery, sensing negative entities, strange spirit-box re...

Four giant tribes in four specific territories: Anakim in Canaan, Rephaim in Bashan, Emim in Moab, Zamzummim in Ammon. Different names given by different populations encountering them independently. Same biology. The distribution is not a bloodline spreading geographically. It is the fingerprint of multiple territorial divine beings each independently running the same program in their own assigned domains.   The Anakim occupied God's own reserved territory -- Canaan, the land no son of God was allotted at Babel. The Rephaim bridge the living and the dead in ways no ordinary human population does. The Emim were called the terrors by the p...

Last week, three Broadcasting Seeds episodes disappeared from the schedule.No censorship. No shadow ban. No conspiracy.I recorded all three without audio.Now I’m back, the episodes are being re-recorded, and the timing gives us a chance to begin something much bigger.My new book, The Second Incursion: Fallen Beings, Giants, and What Walks Among Us Still, asks a question that sits at the center of this next series:What if the Flood did not end the war?Genesis 6 introduces the sons of God, the daughters of men, and the Nephilim before the Flood. But after the Flood, Sc...

The war against Christianity may not look the way most believers expect.What if the greatest threat to the Church isn't coming from people openly attacking Christianity? What if the more effective strategy is infiltration — division, distraction, isolation, compromise, corrupted leadership, distorted doctrine, and a gradual redefinition of sin?In this episode of Broadcasting Seeds, Bennett Tanton examines six ways the enemy could attack Christianity from within.We examine:• Division and the weaponization of doctrine• Church hurt, offense, and spiritual isolation• Distraction, comfort, and an increasingly numb Church• The destruction of pastors and spiritual...

Deep in the Great Smoky Mountains, a team of cryptid investigators entered the woods expecting a field investigation. What they experienced may have changed how some of them understand Bigfoot, Dogman and the unexplained. In this episode of Broadcasting Seeds, Bennett sits down with Drewski from Cryptid Warfare Podcast and CW Operations to discuss Operation Smoke, a multi-person survival and cryptid investigation near an old Appalachian graveyard. The team reported strange vocalizations, unexplained footprints, shadow figures, rocks being thrown, intense feelings of dread and two mysterious figures appearing on thermal imaging before seemingly disappearing into the forest. They also witnessed...

The Flood destroyed the Nephilim. All of them. Zero survived physically. God's judgment was total. So why are there Nephilim in Numbers 13, 800 years after the Flood?   The popular answer -- that Nephilim genetics came through the ark hidden in Noah's daughters-in-law -- is theologically wrong and textually unsupported. It implies God's judgment has a leak. It does not.   The correct answer is that the program ran again. After Babel, God allotted seventy nations to seventy sons of God (Deuteronomy 32:8-9, Dead Sea Scrolls). Those territorial divine beings ran the Genesis 6 program in their assigned territories, producing fresh hybrid offspring -- th...