A fascinating web of biblical intrigue emerges when considering the concept of "strange flesh" alongside stories of the Nephilim, the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, and encounters with angels. Some researchers argue that mainstream interpretations have suppressed the deeper, more unsettling implications of these narratives. The idea of "strange flesh" has been linked to forbidden unions, such as those between supernatural beings and humans, which allegedly resulted in the Nephilim—giant hybrids said to corrupt humanity before the flood. The catastrophic fate of Sodom and Gomorrah is sometimes re-examined through this lens, with speculation that their sins went beyond simple immorality to involve attempts to interact with non-human entities or disrupt the natural order. These connections raise questions about the nature of angels in the Bible and whether encounters described as divine might have involved beings with far more ambiguous motives. Delve into the podcast episodes to explore suppressed evidence, ancient texts, and the lingering impact of these enigmatic stories on our understanding of history and the supernatural.