Bledsoe Said So

This week, the guys talk about the primordial tradition from which all esoteric knowledge originates, Hermeticism. They explore the ineffable mind of God, Hermetic cosmology, reincarnation and reference ancient texts.

This week, the guys talk about the lore and universe of Godzilla, including spiritual themes and esoteric symbolism.

This week, the boys talk about popular ancient myths covering Hercules, the Book of Job, Titans, Osiris, God and more.

This week, the guys talk about the importance of belief in one’s self and setting out to achieve your dreams. God meets you half way and rewards you for taking action.

This week, the guys discuss animal signs as omens and synchronicities. They also dive into ancient divination practices and superstitions known to tell the future.

This week, the boys and Jenny record for the first time in the new Bledsoe Said So studio. They talk about shadow work, different interpretations of astrology throughout time, recent omens... and a lot about the peak of Jenny's life - the fourth grade.

As the guys record for a final time in the original Bledsoe Said So studio, they reminisce on past episodes and some of their favorite memories within that room.

This week, the guys welcome Nick's wife, Casey, to the show for the second time! They discuss Casey's significant orb sightings, her reception of the Azalea Festival turnout, themes of dreams and nightmares, the benefit of focusing on positivity, and more.

This week, the guys welcome a longtime friend of the Bledsoes, Darrick. Darrick grew up with the Bledsoes as Chris Jr.'s best friend. On the episode, he recounts his childhood with Ryan and his family, his paranormal encounters, moving to LA to create neon art for A-list celebrities, the power of prayer and more.

This week the guys recap their first ever meet 'n' greet event at the Azalea Festival in North Carolina from April 4-7. They also talk about the post-event skywatch which took place on the beach with ~70 people in attendance.