Nephilim, fallen angels, demons and the end of days, taken straight from the Bible and delivered by two guys who probably shouldn't have microphones.
Nephilim Death Squad is a Christian comedy and conspiracy podcast hosted by TopLobsta and David Lee Corbo, "The Raven" (Co-founder & co-host). The Raven brings the Scripture and the stories. TopLobsta brings the chaos. Together with guests from across the supernatural-Bible world they dig into the Nephilim and Genesis 6, the Book of Enoch and the Watchers, UFOs (spoiler: demons), deliverance and spiritual warfare, the occult and new age…
Nephilim Death Squad hosts Andrew Jones, founder of Noah's Ark Scans and a 30-year researcher at the Durupinar formation in Eastern Turkey, to discuss whether this boat-shaped geological site is the actual Noah's Ark. Jones has lived near the site since 2020 and presents three decades of scanning data: a 2014 ERT…
Worth it if you're curious about alternative archaeology theories, enjoy conspiracy narratives, or want to hear a researcher's firsthand account of the Durupinar site—but not if you expect balanced geological analysis or mainstream scholarly engagement.
Nephilim Death Squad's 71-minute episode explores the biblical principle "Ye cannot serve God and mammon" through a detailed study of Abraham's refusal of the king of Sodom's riches in Genesis 14. Hosts Matttttt Hepner and TopLobsta (part of the "Straight Bible Wednesday" series, episode 26 of Sermon on the Mount)…
Worth it if you want a thorough, accessible exploration of biblical teaching on money and spiritual allegiance, or if you appreciate thematic Bible studies that connect Old and New Testament narratives.
Nephilim Death Squad hosts The Raven and TopLobsta interview Charlie Robinson, author of The Octopus of Population Control, about his new book and related conspiracy theories. Robinson discusses his purchase of Activist Post, claiming a spiritual sign during a Mexico ceremony guided the decision. He moderates Sam…
Worth it if you're already invested in alternative-media narratives about population control and want to hear Robinson's book pitch, but not if you expect rigorous examination of claims or engagement with counterarguments.
Nephilim Death Squad hosts returning guest Topher Gardner (Bio Charisma) for a 2-hour 8-minute deep dive into alternative theories about ancient architecture and building technology. The episode centers on 'meltology'—the idea that many historical structures were actually melted or formed using geopolymer technology…
Worth it if you enjoy alternative history speculation and don't require rigorous evidence, but skip it if you want substantive teaching or respectful engagement with mainstream scholarship.
