A faith-driven, elevated horror podcast series that explores the thin, unsettling line between the spiritual and the supernatural.
Across 12 cinematic episodes, The Seraphim unravels as a serialized table read that feels less like traditional audio drama and more like a descent into something ancient, intelligent, and watching. Each chapter blends character-driven storytelling with atmospheric dread, where belief is tested, truth is fragmented, and the unseen world presses uncomfortably close to our own.
Episode Summary
In the premiere episode of The Seraphim, writer and director Rob Dickehuth introduces a haunting, faith-driven supernatural world where the unseen is not distant—it is active, watchful, and already shaping human lives.
Grounded in angelic hierarchy, spiritual warfare, and theological history, this opening chapter sets the stage for a story where the battle between good and evil is deeply personal. As characters emerge, subtle clues suggest hidden identities, divine purpose and a growing presence that is not entirely benevolent.
What begins as mystery quickly evolves into something far more unsettling: a revelation that the spiritual realm is not separate from our reality—it is already here.
What You’ll Hear in This Episode
The theological foundation of the Seraphim, the highest order of angels
A grounded, cinematic approach to supernatural storytelling
Character introductions with hidden spiritual significance
The emotional burden of divine purpose and unseen forces
Early signs of a conflict that extends beyond the physical world.
Episode Breakdown
00:00 – Opening: A world where the unseen watches
01:30 – Cast introductions: voices behind the story
03:00 – The Seraphim explained: messengers, guardians, purifiers
05:00 – Angela Claring: protector, mother, something more
06:40 – Crystal Gates: love, intuition, and unseen influence
08:20 – Compassion in a world touched by darkness
11:00 – The mysterious woman: connection vs. corruption
13:00 – Gabe Claring & Abe Gatto: hidden knowledge
14:30 – Joph Claring: a marked life, a soul under siege
16:30 – Closing: the beginning of revelation
Aftershow
The origin of The Seraphim: two visions that sparked the story
Exploring angels, demons, and the space between
Crafting a narrative that entertains—and lingers
Notable Quotes
“To believe the supernatural, you must first believe the world it enters.”
“Evil doesn’t arrive—it reveals itself.”
“Some lives are interrupted… because they were never meant to be ordinary.”
“What watches us may also be waiting for us.”
Core Themes
Spiritual warfare within human experience
Faith under pressure in the face of the unknown
The burden of divine purpose vs. free will
The quiet coexistence of good and evil