Sasquatch and Sourdough

Sasquatch & Sourdough is a faith-based storytelling podcast exploring high strangeness, folklore, paranormal encounters, and the unexplained through Scripture and discernment. Alongside full episodes, Night Watch offers quiet, reflective content—Scripture, prayer, and ambient storytelling for late hours and watchful moments. We slow down, listen carefully, and explore the strange without fear or spectacle. This is weirdly encouraging content for curious minds and faithful hearts—reminding us the world is bigger than we can imagine, and God is present even in the unexpected. Website: sasquatchandsourdough.com Email: sasquatchandsourdough@gmail.com

Sasquatch and Sourdough is a religion podcast hosted by Christina, with 58 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Christina hosts Sasquatch and Sourdough, a religion show with 58 episodes published.

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  Episode #58

  Ep. 58 | The Midnight Line | Ghost Trains, Bigfoot, UFOs & Strange America

  Jun 20, 202638 min

  What do ghost trains, UFO encounters, Bigfoot sightings, and the infamous Hopkinsville Goblins have in common?In this episode of Sasquatch & Sourdough, we're boarding the Midnight Line and traveling through some of America's strangest stories and unexplained encounters.From a mysterious UFO witness staring into the night sky to a chilling wilderness encounter from the BFRO archives, from the legendary Hopkinsville Goblin case to the haunting tales of Lincoln's Ghost Train and the L&N Railroad, each stop along the line explores a different corner of high strangeness and American folklore.But beneath every encounter is something deeper.Why do these stories stay with us?Why do strange experiences continue to shape the lives of those who witness them?And why are human beings so drawn to mystery?Along the way, we reflect on nostalgia, memory, wandering, and the timeless words of Ecclesiastes 3:11:"He has also set eternity in the human heart."Whether you're interested in Bigfoot, UFOs, cryptids, ghost trains, paranormal encounters, folklore, or the deeper questions behind the mystery, climb aboard the Midnight Line and join us for a journey through strange America.Topics Covered: • Hopkinsville Goblins • Lincoln's Ghost Train • L&N Railroad Haunting • Bigfoot / BFRO Encounter • UFO Encounters • American Folklore • Paranormal Stories • Cryptids • High Strangeness • Ecclesiastes 3:11 • Ghost Trains • Strange AmericaThe truth is out there.God is with you.And everyone always ends up in the kitchen.

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  Episode #57

  Ep. 57 | The Early Church Wasn’t Afraid | The Supernatural World Is Real

  May 19, 202640 min

  The supernatural world is real.The early church knew that… and somehow they still weren’t afraid.In this episode we explore the Book of Acts, thin spaces, spiritual atmosphere, worship, supernatural encounters, the Green Children of Woolpit, and what it means to return to the “garden self” — the place of closeness with God before fear became the center of modern spirituality.Because not every supernatural obsession produces life.Sometimes endless fascination with darkness, UFOs, hidden knowledge, and fear-driven content can slowly turn into spiritual exhaustion.Fear disguised as discernment.Maybe believers were never meant to endlessly study darkness.Maybe we were meant to carry the presence of God into it.

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  EP. 56 | Grief Is a Doorway… What People Encounter in Loss | Real Stories of Presence

  Apr 28, 202632 min

  Grief is something we all walk through.It can feel like silence. Like distance. Like standing at a doorway you never wanted to enter.But what if that doorway isn’t empty?In this episode of Sasquatch & Sourdough, we explore real encounters that take place in the middle of loss—moments that are quiet, unexpected, and deeply personal.From historical accounts recorded in Phantasms of the Living to modern experiences, a pattern begins to emerge:People in grief… often don’t feel alone.Through the writings of C. S. Lewis, a Bigfoot encounter reported through the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization in Indiana, and a powerful account of children saved in what many describe as an angelic encounter, this episode explores what it means to walk through loss—and what may meet us there.And at the center of it all is a simple but lasting reminder:After losing his daughters at sea, Horatio Spafford wrote It Is Well With My Soul—not after healing, but in the middle of grief.Not all encounters are seen.Some are felt.And some… stay with us.

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  Episode #55

  Ep. 55 | The Oz Factor: Why the World Suddenly Goes Quiet (Bigfoot & Appalachian Encounters)

  Apr 14, 202641 min

  There are moments when the world suddenly goes quiet. The air stills. The familiar feels different.Some call it the Oz Factor.In this episode of Sasquatch and Sourdough, we explore real encounters that don’t rely on fear—but on awareness.From the Oz Factor to Appalachian high strangeness, a pattern begins to emerge: the world may not be empty—it may be layered.This episode includes: The Oz Factor (when reality suddenly feels altered) The White-Eyed Witch of Dismal Holler (Appalachian encounter) Nebraska Bigfoot encounters (BFRO-style reports) Wilderness moments where something is present—but not fully seen Rather than asking what these encounters are, this episode explores why they feel familiar… and why people return to them.The truth is out there. God is with you. And everyone always ends up in the kitchen.www.sasquatchandsourdough.com

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  The Bible Says the Dead Were Seen Walking… Why Don’t We Talk About This?

  Apr 3, 202611 min

  What if Easter didn’t end at the empty tomb?The Bible records something most people have never heard… The ground shakes. The tombs open. And the dead are seen walking in the city.It’s written plainly. And somehow… we don’t talk about it.In this episode of Sasquatch and Sourdough, we step into the quieter, stranger side of the resurrection—where the boundary between life and death doesn’t hold, and something deeper breaks into the world.– Mary mistakes Jesus for a gardener – The sky goes dark in the middle of the day – The temple veil tears from top to bottom – And something happens that changes what is possibleThis isn’t about explaining it away.It’s about sitting with the mystery… and recognizing that Easter may be far stranger—and far closer—than we’ve been told.🕯️ If something in this story feels closer than you expected… find a place this Easter. Sit. Listen. You might be surprised what you encounter.

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