Podcast Summary: Nephilim Death Squad – Episode 189: The Meadow Project w/ Wesley Roth
Release Date: July 23, 2025
Hosts: Top Lobsta Productions (Top Lobster) and David Lee Corbo (The Raven)
Guest: Wesley Roth
Introduction
In Episode 189 of Nephilim Death Squad, hosts Top Lobster and David Lee Corbo welcome Wesley Roth to discuss the upcoming documentary, "The Meadow Project." This episode delves deep into the enigmatic occurrences at a secluded meadow, drawing parallels to the infamous Skinwalker Ranch. As always, the conversation intertwines Biblical perspectives with investigations into supernatural phenomena.
Overview of The Meadow Project
David Lee Corbo introduces Wesley Roth as a filmmaker with a rich background in political commentary and supernatural investigations. Wesley shares his transition from political discourse to focusing solely on the paranormal, emphasizing his passion for unexplained phenomena over political debates.
David Lee Corbo (02:01): "I was the producer when you guys did the show the first time."
Wesley highlights his previous work, including the show Cast Castle and collaborations with figures like Tony Merkel and Ward of Dark Hauler. The primary focus is on their new documentary, "The Meadow Project," set to release on July 27th at Moment.co.
Investigating the Mysterious Meadow
The core of the discussion revolves around the mysterious Meadow Project, a site described as the "Skinwalker Ranch of the South." The meadow is steeped in Native American legends, particularly the Cherokee Raven Mockers, and is also associated with Sasquatch sightings.
The Enigmatic Cube
A significant feature at the meadow is a 25ft cube observed through thermal imaging. Wesley describes the team's nighttime investigation where multiple members witnessed the cube appear and disappear, behaving almost like a portal.
David Lee Corbo (10:58): "they were walking up, they're talking them into the spot, and as they approach the cube, they're saying, hey, slow down. And at one point it dissipates and disappears."
The cube's behavior raises questions about its nature—whether it's a dimensional portal, a manifestation of advanced technology, or something supernatural. The disappearance of the cube leads investigators to areas now entangled with brambles, suggesting a shifting or unstable environment.
Supernatural Phenomena and Personal Experiences
Wesley and David share personal anecdotes highlighting their encounters with unexplained phenomena. David recounts his experiences with black triangle aircraft and subsequent night terrors, linking them to potential supernatural influences.
David Lee Corbo (59:07): "I started having really bad night terrors. And I've never had those before in my life."
These stories underscore the podcast's recurring theme: the intersection of the supernatural with everyday life. The hosts emphasize the importance of spiritual alignment when investigating such phenomena to mitigate potential dangers.
Spiritual Warfare and Protection
A pivotal part of the conversation centers on spiritual warfare and the necessity of being "wrapped in the armor of the Lord" when delving into supernatural investigations. David asserts that without spiritual protection, investigators are vulnerable to negative influences.
David Lee Corbo (32:18): "take the story that the film's about, but then having some sort of takeaway that has nothing to do with it. Like, specifically, like, how. What about this? Can you apply to your own research?"
Wesley adds that engaging with these phenomena isn’t just about seeking entertainment but about confronting and understanding deeper spiritual battles.
Raven Mockers and Cherokee Legends
The discussion shifts to the Raven Mockers, malevolent entities from Cherokee mythology. These spirits are believed to:
- Prey on the sick and dying.
- Torment victims by pressing on their chests, restricting breathing.
- Gather at victims' homes as omens of death.
- Consume the heart post-mortem, leaving no external marks.
Wesley (98:13): "I can't not ask you, given the nature of the conversation. Focus begets a two Way, sort of focus. What are you doing?"
The hosts explore how these legends correlate with the phenomena observed at the Meadow, suggesting that such entities might be influencing or interacting with the investigative team.
Challenges in Balancing Belief and Investigation
Top Lobster and Wesley discuss the tension between materialistic pursuits (like political commentary) and spiritual beliefs. They reflect on how deep engagement with the supernatural can lead to unsettling personal experiences, reinforcing the need for spiritual grounding.
Wesley (114:29): "If you have a stable, that's, I feel like that's what a lot of new, not new Christians, but people who are becoming like Christ. Curious. It's at the start, it's very, you know what I mean?"
They debate whether individuals should cease supernatural investigations to avoid negative repercussions or continue pursuing them with spiritual safeguards in place.
Conclusion and Future Directions
As the episode wraps up, Wesley promotes the release of "The Meadow Project" and hints at future collaborations and discussions. The hosts reiterate the podcast's mission: to explore conspiracies and supernatural phenomena through a Biblical lens, encouraging listeners to develop a relationship with God as a source of protection and understanding.
David Lee Corbo (130:44): "It is. And this plane, it's not designed to defend itself. So it's necessarily, unless you're on top of it, if you're on the plane, it's just like trying to stop it manually."
The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to join their Patreon for extended conversations and exclusive content.
Notable Quotes
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David Lee Corbo (01:13): "We didn't even start the show and it's ruined already."
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Wesley (05:11): "someone who's got a knife, who's going to stab you, they're like, those rules don't apply right now."
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Top Lobster (57:27): "I'm a string bean, though. Like, I look like. I look like a normal person that somebody grabbed the middle of and stretched."
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Wesley (94:07): "if you are not on Christ's side, you're... I'm not on your side."
Key Takeaways
- The Meadow Project explores a site with intense supernatural activity, including unexplained cubes and possible portals, echoing legends like the Raven Mockers.
- Spiritual Protection is deemed essential for investigators to prevent negative influences from interacting with them.
- Personal Experiences shared by the hosts highlight the real-life impact of engaging with supernatural investigations.
- Balancing Belief and Investigation remains a central theme, emphasizing the need for spiritual grounding amidst exploration.
- Raven Mockers serve as a focal point, linking Cherokee mythology with contemporary paranormal investigations.
For more detailed insights and ongoing discussions, listeners are encouraged to support Nephilim Death Squad on Patreon and tune into Episode 189 on Moment.co on July 27th at 8 PM ET.
