Satan is my Superhero
LAUGH YOUR WAY TO HELL!
Satan Is My Superhero is a fast-paced, satirical comedy podcast that drags religion, conspiracy theories, and cultural myths straight to Hell.
Join sarcastic Aussie/Kiwi hosts Judas and Lexi, two atheists with punk rock souls, as they serve up a blasphemous mix of sharp biblical breakdowns, myth-busting satire, original music, and tightly written sketch comedy.
Each episode is a deep dive into the absurdities of satanic panic, prosperity gospel grifters, biblical lore, occult history, and supernatural nonsense. Expect biting televangelist parodies, studio-recorded comedy sketches, and a killer soundtrack from comedy punk band The Genuine Hoots of Joy.
This isn't your average comedy podcast. It's for the misfits, the weirdos, the godless, and the damned—made for ex-believers, skeptics, and lore nerds who’d rather dance with demons than pray for forgiveness.
Satan is my Superhero
SUPERCUT SPECIAL: Book of Revelation Vol. 1 (Episodes 00–03)
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Too lazy to hunt through four separate episodes? Good. We did it for you.
This is a supercut compilation of our first four deep dives into the most unhinged book of the Bible — Revelation. One continuous, chaotic, blasphemous binge.
Inside this volume:
- Revelation 00 — Prologue of the Epilogue
- Revelation 01 — First Chapter of the Final Chapter
- Revelation 02 — Where Satan Dwells
- Revelation 03 — I Will Come In To Him
Think of this as your “start here” pack for the Revelation series:
👉 no gaps
👉 no jumping between episodes
👉 just one long apocalyptic spiralWe break down:
- The political chaos behind the text (Rome, emperors, persecution… the usual light reading)
- Whether Revelation is prophecy, propaganda, or a first-century meltdown
- The wild imagery: swords out of mouths, cosmic beasts, divine tantrums, and… yes, oddly detailed anatomy
Featuring appearances from:
John of Patmos, Nero, Domitian, Caligula, Jezebel, Satan (obviously), and a suspicious number of people who sound like they’re in a heavy metal band.
Is it sacred prophecy?
Is it coded rebellion?
Is it ancient fan fiction written during a bad trip?
We investigate. You decide.
Or don’t. It’s mostly about the chaos.
Did you know you are blessed just to read it or hear it read? Did you now this book is a cornerstone of conspiracy theories like Flat Earth Theory and the Holy Trinity? Does it allude to the Holy Ghost or the Archangels? What’s the deal with John and the number seven? Will we see the saviour coming in the clouds? Will he or won’t he have a two edged sword in his mouth? Will he sound like a fart or diarrhoea? Did you know it gives you a description including but not limited to Christ’s breasts? And why does John mansplain away his poetic metaphors?
In chapter two, John will explain to the church of Ephesus just how much the ultimate creator god of the entire universe is upset about a wife swapping cult of Nicolaitanes.
John explains quantum physics to the church in Smyrna and proves once and for all Jesus is Schrodinger’s Cat.
John doxes Satan’s home in Pergamon.
And among the church in Thyatira, we finally meet, Jezebel! And she does not disappoint. She repented not!
Is this book prophecy of a future still to come?
Is this book a coded message of rebellion for the early Chri$tian freedom fighters in their struggle with the Roman Empire?
Is this book xenophobic propaganda to stop Hellenising?
Who cares? It’s got Hell, Armageddon, Antipas, the brazen bull, Zeus, Balaam, Balac, the children of Israel, Canaanites, angels, a talking donkey, fornication, Motorhead, Lemmy, Frankenfurter, Sardis, playstation, Christmas, Philadelphia, David, Cheech, Chong, Cheech and Chong, Billy Graham, Richard Nixon, Ron DeSantis, Disney World, robux, Laodiceans, Donald Trump, Mordor and the Roman Empire
Welcome, Sinners!
We’re building a cult — the good kind. No robes, just laughs.
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