With the new Masters of the Universe movie hitting theaters, one thing should be clear to anyone

who knows their Bible. We are living in the last days. In the 1980s, evangelist and author

Phil Phillips wrote a book titled, Turmoil in the Toy Box, to warn us about the dangers of

He-Man and other popular TV shows, cartoons, and toys that he believed were conduits for the dark and the satanic.

You know, things like Care Bears, My Little Pony, and of course, E.T., the extraterrestrial.

There are a number of occultic images portrayed in E.T.

Phil also did a television special on the subject with TV minister Gary Greenwald called Deception

of a Generation. It's a must watch.

He man is being lifted up as a god and many children are receiving him as such.

Now, if you've been listening to the podcast for a while, you know I've talked about both the book

and this bizarre special before with some awesome guests. First, I chatted about turmoil in the toy

box with my good friend,

Lindsay Williams, who you've seen on the hit Amazon Prime documentary series, Shiny Happy People.

A few months later, I sat down with her again, this time joined by Taylor Burge, Phil Phillips'

stepdaughter. She reflected on being raised as one of the poster children for her father's ministry,

the pressure of growing up inside fear-based Christianity, and the complicated legacy of the satanic panic and

all the parenting methods that took place during that time, and so much more. Well, today,

I'm talking about turmoil in the toy box yet again, this time with filmmaker Andrew Bowser.

There's a good chance you've seen one of his

many viral videos featuring his character Onyx, but you may also have unknowingly seen his work

for Funny or Die, G4, or other companies you may have heard of, such as Chrysler, Toyota, Twix,

Warner Brothers, and Blumhouse, to name a few. In 2023, Andrew debuted his fourth feature film at the Sundance

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