Joined by guest Brandon Crockett, we quickly go off the rails from our narrative episodes and take time to discuss everything Mormon and occult.

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Joined by guest co-host Obi (definitely no relation to space wizards), we explore the crescendo of Joe's career as entheomagus. During the Temple dedication in Kirtland Ohio, Joseph delivers a truly psychedelic experience to his congregation of some 500 people.

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Today we explore some righteous good parties had by Joe and company. We also highlight more of Joe’s miraculous ability to spout his Christian fan-fiction on demand

References: For all of the references you’d ever need regarding the information being discussed, please consider picking up a copy of The Psychedelic History of Mormonism, Magic, and Drugs. Available anywhere books are sold.

We’re back! After a prolonged hiatus, we return to finish off the historical narrative concerning Joseph Smith and his psychedelic brand of Christian occultism. Wild drinking binges, entheogenic feasts, and secret teenage brides ensue.

References: For all of the references you’d ever need regarding the information being discussed, please consider picking up a copy of The Psychedelic History of Mormonism, Magic, and Drugs. Available anywhere books are sold.

After fifteen episodes, we have finally reached the birth of the Mormon religion. After getting trolled pretty hard by some local New York activists, Joe the Prophet leads his congregation in their first psychedelic sacrament ceremonies. Rival prophets, devil stones, group hallucinations, and exorcisms immediately ensue.

Episode Art: Datura, belladonna, poison hemlock and opium poppy’s in a jug - lets pray!

After fifteen episodes, we have finally reached the birth of the Mormon religion. After getting trolled pretty hard by some local New York activists, Joe the Prophet leads his congregation in their first psychedelic sacrament ceremonies. Rival prophets, devil stones, group hallucinations, and exorcisms immediately ensue.

Episode Art: Levitation, exorcism or just a “bad” trip. Call it what you may, Joseph Jr. can lead you through . . . possibly.

Now that the Book of Mormon is about to be printed in our narrative, we finally delve into the exact contents of Joe’s Gold Bible. Things immediately get weird. Wooden submarines filled with bees, Native American race wars, alien gods, and more.

Episode Image: Joseph Smith Jr.’s death mask among psychedelic peyote in flower and a seer stone third eye.

For this week, Cody covers the printing process of the Book of Mormon and takes a closer look at some of the alleged ‘witness’ testimonies used to legitimize Joe’s new religion. Acting as a divinely ordained meat telephone, Joe delivers a number of revelations from god with his head in a hat in order to berate his financial backer Harris for complaining about the expensive costs of printing a new Gold Bible.

Episode Image: Visionary possibly produced from the datura plant, one of many in the sacramental wine allowing witnesses to see with their spiritual eyes upon the golden bibles blessings.

Within just days of retrieving the Gold Bible from treasure guardian turned angel, Jo orchestrates a meeting with local businessman Martin Harris. Equal parts wealthy with credulity, Harris proves to be outsmarted by just about everyone, possibly even himself.

Episode Image: Playful image created to represent the goggles that Joseph Smith Jr. claimed to have received from an angel, which was eventually taken from him by that very same angel as punishment.

Within just days of retrieving the Gold Bible from treasure guardian turned angel, Jo orchestrates a meeting with local businessman Martin Harris. Equal parts wealthy with credulity, Harris proves to be outsmarted by just about everyone, possibly even himself.

Episode Image: Playful image created to represent the goggles that Joseph Smith Jr. claimed to have received from an angel, which was eventually taken from him by that very same angel as punishment.