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Updated · Fox News · Sep 29
Sean Hannity Podcast Features 3 Men Claiming Hell Encounters Ahead of 10 a.m. ET Release
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Sep 29

Sean Hannity Podcast Features 3 Men Claiming Hell Encounters Ahead of 10 a.m. ET Release

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 29

Summary

  • Three men — Bill Wiese, Jim Woodford and Steve Kang — appear on Sean Hannity’s podcast describing what they say were trips to hell through a vision, a near-death episode or a drug-fueled suicide attempt.
  • Wiese recounts landing in a dungeon cell with reptile-like demons 12 to 13 feet tall, a preview Hannity used to promote the full episode’s release Wednesday at 10 a.m. ET.
  • Woodford says an overdose of prescribed pain medication during Guillain-Barré treatment led to a brush with death, where he says a demon called his name before Jesus told him to return.
  • Kang says a suicide attempt after taking marijuana he believed was laced with heroin, cocaine and PCP led to what felt like an eternity in hell before he awoke after surgery and later became a Christian pastor.
  • All three men say the experiences changed their lives and left them feeling obligated to warn others about the afterlife in Hannity’s latest faith-focused podcast episode.

Insights

Why do hell testimonies thrive in podcasts when medicine and faith explain near-death experiences so differently?
What evidence, if any, could separate a spiritual warning from a brain-in-crisis experience in these three stories?
How should audiences judge dramatic afterlife claims when even sympathetic believers stop short of calling them proof?