The Chilluminati Podcast - Episode 15 - A Chat With Airdorf Games and The Satanic Panic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2018
- Faith Game - airdorf.itch.io/faith
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"Someday I'll make a Tiger handheld horror game." -Airdorf, 2018. Two years later, he made good on that with Summer Night.
Man airdorf was a fantastic guest! Hope you get him back, actually felt like a full-on member of the crew
Fuck it put him on the crew or at least a recurring guest. If airdorf wants to of course. Also hello!
>podcast starts
>”oh faith, which was that?”
>they mention playing it on SGS
>”OH... MORTIS”
Great episode, I liked the fact that it was less scripted, while I still love the scripted episodes I love them for a different reason, this seemed a lot more chill and it was still extremely interesting. Can't wait for the next episode. Definitely my favourite podcast atm
By scripted I mean like planned out
thought you were K8 at first :P
“15 is a sensual number”
Take it from a mid 50s (age) survivor of the ‘tanic panic who had LPs and D&D books set to the torch, this was a SUPER show. Very well done!
My parents did that to me twice, most recently in 2019.
New chilluminati just when im about to go jogging? Yes please
I wish I started listening to this later, because waiting every week for a new episode has me itching for more.
21:37 Having watched the Scary Game Squad do full playthroughs of both Faiths and being from NE Connecticut...the most unrealistic parts of Faith is the idea of Sterling having a "Police Headquarters"
Also I drive Snake Meadow Hill Road kinda all the time.
The popularity of movies like Rosemary's Baby, The Exorcist, and The Omen from the late '60s/70s are what helped usher in the "Satanic Panic" of the '80s.
Wasn’t expecting this for a while! Awesome!
I love this guy. First time hearing this podcast but man what a great guest and episode
Frick yeah, love this podcast so much!
I'd never listened to this podcast before, but goddamn, I loved this.
YESSS! Give it to me!!! I was just rebinge listening all the previous ones :D
Dude, that dinosaurs being such a problem slayed me!😂 I loved this episode so much.
Idk why but i fell like this would be much better as a scary game squad episode with and invited guest
Heckin gosh yeah guys new Chilluminati
i like this guy.(Faith dev) i wont mind him popping in the podcast every now and then :D
thanks guys!
I think in Spotify some of the voices cut out towards de end, great episode as always.
Good episode, I do prefere the normal style of focusing on a linear story, but this was also very fun fun to listen to.
Speaking on what Jesse says at the end my favorite line in the Dresden Files is when Dresden says there's demons and angels so that must mean there's a bigger dude behind it all but he doesn't like thinking about that
1:41:37 I love how they're talking about the same guy that Cox n' Crendor were talking in their last podcast. Full circle.
I'm from Paraguay and concerning the whole duende thing. We don't really believe in them we do have a duende-like creature in our mythology so maybe the paraguayan you talked to thought you were referring to him
Im Brazilian and we also dont beleive in Duendes. Dude was off.
Fun episode! I thought the guest was interesting, and it sounded like there was really good chemistry. Hopefully you guys invite him back sometime.
I am relistening to all of these.. and I just had the best idea for a game when you guys were talking about the chocolate milk murders.
the background is lined paper... the game is about the chocolate milk murders... its a grizzled 5 year old investigating the chocolate milk murders... of which they're just kids in pools of chocolate milk with X's for eyes saying they drank too much chocolate milk. the characters are drawn in crayon and the voices are all done by children and women who can do convincing children voices.
I know this is really old but I'm from Argentina and this guy makes a lot of assumptions about EVERYBODY from Latin America, and I'm pretty sure he just talked to a few people and assumed that everybody is the same way, the most important is that there's a difference between a canonized person, that is adopted by the church as a saint, and a local figure people worship but has nothing to do with the catholic church and is even frowned upon by Christians, San La Muerte being one of those.If somebody worships it, it's seen as someone that turned their back on god.
Also the way we talk is not because we don't know Spanish, is because that's the way our language has adapted in our region, is like saying people of the USA doesn't know English because they speak different from the English in the UK
Typical missionary who spends a few months in a tiny community out in the boonies and assumes the other 45 million people he didn’t meet behave exactly the same. Yeah, that was a major issue for me this episode as well.
He literally follows it up by saying that they don't speak "proper English" in America. I'm sure he meant no disrespect. Neither does it come off as if "everyone in Latin America" worships the Grim Reaper or practices those voodoo style religions, only that it is something that can be found there and that he lived next to people who practice it.
He also mentions that the Christians *in this area* called the voodoo religion practitioners "devil worshipers". He was talking about locals.
This game was cool I have never heard of this podcast before but it seems interesting now that I found it.
This guy is amazing, get him back on
Watching Faith Chapter 2 demo with the SGS was awesome, really looking forward to the full release.
Great guest and I hope to hear from him again! Great episode and content; the structure of the episode was different and felt natural and flowed well. The longer length I appreciated. But seriously the guest was more than an addition to the show and really took it away with clarity, his unique perspective and expertise was interesting to say the least, and his game development background fits so well if yall being content creators on The Tube. I really hope he returns.
Watch The Endless!! Such a great film and is sort of prequel Resolution
Now I kinda want to see a movie where 2 priests from different religions have to team up to excorcise a demon because neither managed on his own...like either Catholic + Muslim teamup or something like that.
That's actually an intriguing, original concept - which means Hollywood will never touch it.
That got me thinking of 2 things.
1: The anime Saint Young Men, which is about Jesus and Buddha living in Japan together
2: Power Rangers, but every color is a different religion.
Now I'm super curious what mysterious Christian denomination he belongs to.
Pagers were extremely rare in the 1980s. Only doctors and drug dealers had pagers.
Ya know, when little boys are slowly morphing into the Rake and women are sprouting demon arms from their throats, I think that means there's more going on than just mental instability. What else was John supposed to do? Aside from join the Ghostbusters and spray Amy and Michael with mood slime.
Mazes and Monsters is on TH-cam for
Free lol might have to watch that gem again tonight
I dont know about anyone else but I feel CHILLUMINATED
1:41:38 this is so good
According to my mom, that Warnke guy would come around here a lot for Christian festival stuff. Not sure if she met him face to face but she definitely saw him speak quite a few times
great show .. but the best comment about drvil-"now I haveto beat you in a fiddle match"...LOL awesome comment
The Chills impression 🤣🤣🤣
What is this a responsible time for me to listen to crazy stuff? I'm not sure I like or love it
Rioplatenese Spanish from Argentina and Uruguay is heavily influenced on Sicilian and Tuscan Italian dialects as well as to a lesser extent regionally by Croatian and Welsh.
i like the guest idea and im excited to see who else you bring to the table
D&D didn't turn me into a devil worshiper; just a devil enthusiast.
I like the lore, okay? The arch devils are like the beauty youtubers of the D&D world in that they're a never ending fount of the juiciest drama. And I can't get enough of that sweet, sweet, tea.
I went to a catholic bookstore to buy the satanic bible and crowley when I was a teen in the 80's lol and a bunch of weird anti heavy metal books when I was into dungeons and dragons haha so crazy.
1hr 45 mins yeah boiiii
I actually think I remember watching the Mermaid mockumentary, we didn't know it was a mock one until the end when it basically says "all of this isn't true", but it played like any other documentary on conspiracy theories so I could see why people would think it was a real one. I mean not the footage obviously, but a lot of them use fake footage to try and prove their points so that was nothing new.
Though I do love the aquatic ape thing as it's one that is just completely insane, as if some humans did go back underwater, why would they keep hands... objectively some of the worst things you can have underwater, thus why nothing underwater has hands.
Awesome episode loved every bit of it! Can't wait for Reddit stories episode ... and where are the hoodies Q_Q I seriously need a Chilluminati hoodie in my life!
As an argentinian, you were wrong in like 90% of what you said about us, others from here have already explained it in the other comments so i wont go into further detail, but yeah.
Candomblé and Umbanda are Afro-Brazilian religions. Not Caribean.
I wonder what branch of Christianity the creator is a part of. He said it was an often criticized branch so maybe one of the branches deemed heretical early on in Church history? Nothing wrong with that just curious as someone who studied theology.
99% sure he's mormon
@@bobheartly8958 My bet as well.
@@an3582 That's also my thought. Either Mormon or Jehova's Witness.
Dude deffinetly got a motive.
Mathas, Scott was the only one to believe that mermaids were real. Never stop picking on him about it.
Fuuuuck yes!
Dude, where the fuck were you in Argentina?? Ive never heard of ang of this at all, and I LIVE THERE... wtd
YES! My wife and I are pulling an all nighter today so THIS is *epic*,
Time to bust out my copy of the ars goeita
I was like 9 when the mermaid documentary came on and I watched it asleep, believing it was entirely real
If you want a mystery that I think Jesse could get interested in then I think the disappearance of Glen Miller could be a cool mystery to look into.
1:33:03 that kind of reminded me of yandere simulator
Can we just have them do an episode on the state of Oregon
Great guest great episode!
I forgot that Alex is like... why there’s still five nights at Freddie’s costumes at Walmart in 2018
That is all news to me. It's crazy!
Carson Chavez yeah it also makes how un researched the starwars theories are just a little bit infuriating and leaves me screaming “JUST HAVE ALEX WRITE THESE HE HAS A BOOKCLUB DEDICATED TO THIS SHIT”
Argentina is not a tropical country, umbanda is not the same as santeria, umbandismo is from (and most commonly practiced) in Brasil, not Agrentina. San La Muerte is perfect spanish "La Muerte" is "THE grim reaper" so it is san LA muerte, and not Santa Muerte. People from Argentina speak spanish. You got almost everything involved in this wrong, I'm asuming that you've been in the north of Argentina ( maybe Misiones) that is in the border with Brasil and Paraguay, so I'm assuming that most of the umbandas that don't speak spanish that you're talking about, are actually not Argentinos.
'Saint the grim reaper' would be a grammatical travesty in English. He also didn't say they don't speak Spanish, he said that like many Americans speak non-perfect English due to the local dialect, many Argentians speak non-perfect Spanish due to the dialect. Which is correct, as for example rioplatanese is mostly an Argentinian dialect.
Thank you, This is what I wanted to say.
@@Battleschnodder Are you argentinian? Because, the first colonist of Argentina, my country, were spanish. We inherited the language but, throug the years it evolved including native dialect, italian, portuguese, etc. It ended diverging from Spain's spanish like us diverged from England's english. We speak perfect spanish because we can comunicate without problem with any spanish speaking person in the world. Modern spanish in spain is very different from the classic/ancient spanish that derived from other languages. You still have euskera and other languages inside the country of Spain.
People on the us don't know that, for exemple, people in Brasil speak portuguese, and not spanish. Also, i'm 36, i was born in a "rural" area and lived in almost every province here at least a couple of years and the things this dude tells... are not real. Sounds like the story of an ignorant us guy who never came here and asumed that every south american country is a backwards jungle without running water or electricity.
He straight lying. Umbanda comes from Brazil so does Candomblé.
This was a great episode.
Carson Chavez it really wasnt
Hi: Argentinian (Buenos Aires) here. I don't know where your mission was, but nobody believes in duendes here. Maybe in some remote rural areas, but the mainstream doesn't.
Paranormal Activity was promoted as a real case, but everybody was aware that, that was just marketing; Just like Blair Witch Proyect.
On the Umbanda shit: We do have some weird stuff like that, but again; It is such a small minority that you are not goin to notice their existence unless you are looking for it, just like any other smal religion.
Santerias: Are shops that sell candles, dreamcatchers, christian figurines and shit like that.
San La Muerte it's not very popular here either. There is some adoration to El Gauchito Gil. A real man that was a devout of San La Muerte (depende to who you ask) and some people have been promoting him for canonization.
You are taking a very small demographic and assuming that all the country is the same.
Maybe I'm wrong, after all I thought that missions were over, a century ago. But I feel like the Argentina that you describe and the Argentina where I live are from two different universes.
Here in my city, Bahia Blanca, only old people believe in duendes, la luz mala, el lobizon and all that shit xD
I'm from Paraná, Entre Ríos, kind of the "rural" part, i've lived in almost every province here, at least a couple of years. I'm 36 and always been really interested in the supernatural, conspiracies and shit. I'm an sceptic by nature and nurture and i was listening to this guy and was like "where the hell did this guy went?".
I get it, they are "americans", they don't know or care about other people or cultures, but.... dude, it was next to saying "i was in the jungles of Argentina..."
He just lied. Americans believe anything.
If u watch dark tourist on netflix there is an episode on santa muerete and i know a bit about it
FYI Santa Muerete means Saint Die they were talking about Santa *Muerte* which means Saint Death
@@agediho6009 oh wrong spelling
@@agediho6009 i ment saint death tho
Airdorf is Oney fan :o
Makes sense though, doesn't it?
Im from Argentina, and literally no one here thinks like the podcast says... maybe in the 50s or 60s, but no one believes in goblins or bullshit like that, in fact most people is really skeptical about most things.
I feel bad for skipping this episode. But my guardians still live in the satanic panic mindset and it's giving me anxiety. Love the podcast, but I have to take a hard pass on this topic. Hits too close to home.
I grew up in a cult. "Devil of the gaps" theory, 'if it's not in the Bible it's evil' crap inspired some zealous abuse in my youth. Good times... I fulminously despise anyone who bleats 'evil!' in an attempt to override reason with fear. Ms. Carmody types.
This man needs to return. Every 10 episodes should be an Airdorf episode.
Absolutely enthralling. Absolutely. Enthralling.
Every 15 Episodes, for the sake of lulz.
In the UK we had the Spaghetti Tree Hoax. Panorama, a serious documentary series, showed how spaghetti was harvested from trees on April 1st. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaghetti-tree_hoax
Ghost Watch was great. My friend (an idiot) was asking me "Are you sure it isn't real?" as the credits were rolling up - Ghost Played By. He became a devout Christian, moved to America and bought loads of guns. I don't think was because of Ghost Watch though, but it wouldn't surprise me.
666 likes? Interesting...
Hahaha...Devil's Dirigible...
We know now that there actually are tunnels under the mcmartin school through FBI documents. It was covered up.
this is starting to sound like Ghost Recon: Wildlands...
The Chilluminati Podcast - Episode 15 - A Chat With Airdorf Games and The Satanic Panic
1:15:10 Hypnosis is the command line interface for the human brain. Some parts literally go to sleep, and some don't, leaving your thoughts ripe for external stimuli. Like someone whispering inyour ear.
1:16:25 I feel like being sodomized would make your bowel movements easier, though?
Like, I'm not trying to be funny, but... That IS true.
I dunno, we should try it out and see if your bowl movements change uWu
I feel like if you appeal to the devil you're empowering him perosnally as a deity. It is a form of worship because you give hin credence.
I didn't like this episode nearly as much, it felt like most of it was about this guy's game and not much was actually said about the satanic panic.
Yeah. I agree, hearing about the artistic direction of this guys atari game isn't really what I watch the podcast for
WHY ARE WE NOT FRIENDS? You YMS are proof god no real, less we all be friends
OOF! Judging by the controversy and apparent offense taken by people in the comments, perhaps bringing this pseudointellectual on the podcast wasn't the best idea. I initially really enjoyed this one, but upon repeat listening the way he talks about religion and culture is annoying. It's as if every word he says is SO profound and contentious that it is almost painful for him to get through it.
@@coxsquad I was actually really nervous. Jesse, Mathas, and Alex have been some of my biggest supporters and I owe them so much. I used to be the host of a long-running podcast and I guess I reverted to my old "radio persona" for some parts. I was also really nervous about talking about my religious experience (bc obviously) but I'm glad I did.
Dont discount the work done by all parties involved,, but it needs to be said: its just a shill cast promoting a game. Still enjoyed the cast, but feels kinda......bad man.
That's not what shill means. Shills are paid. I doubt this was sponsored. Unless you have some evidence that it was?
Guest episode? Eugh, no thanks, keep these to a minimum, guest episodes on any internet show are worse than episodes with just the hosts, they mess up the balance of the show
Not true, I think this guest was great. If they're all this quality, I think they could work. :)
@@FatedMusic the first 30 minutes were literally just an ad for his game
That's some gross hyperbole there... They were literally talking about the elements he added into his game (his time in South America, research, etc.), what makes for good horror, and very little of it was actually "Go play my game." If anything, Jesse and Mathas were 'shilling' for people to play it harder than he was.
So, by that rule, every episode of Cooptional/TGS Podcast were worse than thoose with just the standard crew+occasional Crendor?
@@tomaszskowronski1406 yes, exactly. Sometimes the guests were ok, but the best episodes were just the hosts plus crendor. Honestly, they should just make Crendor the 4th host and not have guests
cringed at jesus being a white guy, unless you were saying that's what people thought of him in the 80s... still cringe tho
We were being sarcastic about him being a white dude.