Topic: Baphomet

The hosts analyze the occult symbolism allegedly present in Katy Perry's Blue Origin flight, including Baphomet insignias on uniforms and the use of Monarch butterflies. They discuss a specific audio clip where Perry appears to say "Oh my goddess" while viewing the moon. The segment explores theories regarding Perry's past as a gospel singer and her transition to mainstream pop stardom.

Lady Gaga's recent Coachella performance is criticized for its overt use of dark and satanic imagery, including a Baphomet-style headdress. The spectacle is compared to long-standing trends in pop culture established by artists like Madonna. Media coverage from outlets like SFGate is noted for being oblivious to the religious symbolism while praising the artistic teamwork of the show.

The artwork for episode 1679, titled "No Jet No Deal," is discussed, featuring a "Welcome to Baphomet, Delaware" sign—a play on Biden's vacation spot, Rehoboth Beach. The hosts review various submissions, including a "Mr. Glitch" piece by Nessworks. They also address listener comments regarding why they didn't discuss Biden's withdrawal earlier in the previous show.

Sir Skip Logic donates to celebrate his 65th birthday and "beating Medicare." Casey Van Heel from Columbus, Ohio, requests a complex jingle titled "The Song of Baphomet," featuring the Howard Dean scream and Joe Biden's "hairy legs" quote. Van Heel also promotes his comic book site, personofmeritcomics.com.

The 2024 Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, Sweden, featured a controversial performance by Ireland's entrant, Doomsday Blue. The act included occult imagery such as Baphomet horns, pentagons, and devil worship symbols, which differed significantly from the artist's local Irish qualifying performance. Critics argue these displays are part of a recurring trend where elites incorporate "satanic tributes" into major global events like the Grammys and the Olympics.

Paris Hilton reportedly turned down a DJing gig for President Biden at a world leader summit to attend Britney Spears' wedding. The G7 Art Expo is criticized for featuring disturbing imagery, including skulls with syringes, horns, and occult symbolism. The hosts compare the aesthetic to the Denver Airport murals and suggest that global elites are increasingly open about their affinity for "Baphomet" and "Moloch" symbolism.

The Satanic Temple is seeking to install a statue of Baphomet at the Arkansas State Capitol, arguing that the presence of a Ten Commandments monument entitles them to equal representation under the First Amendment. State Senator Jason Rapert has vowed to block the installation, calling the group "offensive." The hosts discuss the rise of "Satanist podcasts" and the group's use of religious freedom laws for political activism.