Nephilim Death Squad – Episode 037
"I Met a Demon Smoking Weed | NDS Chronicles"
Date: October 6, 2025
Hosts: TopLobsta, Raven (David Lee Corbo), w/ Nancy (producer/chat mod)
Episode Overview
This episode of the Nephilim Death Squad Podcast dives into listener-submitted paranormal stories, especially focusing on their "schizophrenic spooky stories." TopLobsta and Raven blend humor with a deeply conspiratorial and biblical worldview, investigating how weed might open spiritual gateways and how experiences with the demonic compare across years and cultures. They explore the blurred lines between conspiracy, spirituality, mental health, and community storytelling. The audience is invited to submit their own testimonies and to engage with the show via chat, superchats, and email.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. Paranormal Testimonies: Submissions & Community
- Call for Stories: Listeners are encouraged to submit short, "banger" paranormal experiences, especially for the Halloween "Mischief Night" crossover with the Quite Frankly show.
- "If you have a crazy story you want to tell us, type it up, submit it to us, we'll read it on air." (06:29, Raven)
- Community Interaction: Nancy handles the chat, reads out superchats, and helps select stories for reading.
- Nancy’s Mysterious Role: Ongoing jokes about Nancy's mysterious habits and possible occult activities.
2. The 'Sour Diesel Demon': Weed and Demonic Encounters (09:00–24:40)
- Listener Story: Justin shares a testimony about encountering a demon after smoking a strong strain of weed (Sour Diesel), experiencing sleep paralysis, and being "kicked into the abyss" by a demon. He’s only freed after calling out to Christ.
- "Then a shadow figure enters…the demon is walking towards me. He then says, ‘You are mine,’ and Sparta kicks me into the abyss." (21:37, Raven reading Justin’s email)
- Hosts' Perspectives on Weed:
- Spiritual Gateway Theory: Hosts discuss the possibility that weed and other substances thin spiritual "veils," making supernatural encounters more likely.
- "It doesn’t do me any favors when it comes to spiritual interactions. Things get really spooky." (12:41, Raven)
- Physical/Behavioral Effects: Both hosts recall personal issues with weed regarding productivity, social withdrawal, and possible spiritual "contamination."
- "It shuts down any desire to communicate…When I smoke weed, I don’t want to talk to anybody." (11:23, Raven)
- Biblical Perspective: Marijuana is not explicitly prohibited in the Bible, but hosts argue altered states can open doors to unwanted spiritual influence.
- "You’re invoking something to come forward…It’s witch stuff, right, Nancy?" (15:30, Hosts)
- Spiritual Gateway Theory: Hosts discuss the possibility that weed and other substances thin spiritual "veils," making supernatural encounters more likely.
3. Vivid, Repeated Themes: Sleep Paralysis, Demonic Threats, and Deliverance
- Invoking Jesus: Several stories emphasize that deliverance from demonic encounters comes from calling on Jesus, sometimes after trying everything else.
- "The short version of this story is that I called on Jesus and they left. This became my paradigm for Christianity." (29:41, Listener "Matt")
- Paranormal Consistency Across Time: One story from 1972 mirrors modern reports, suggesting the phenomena are persistent and cross-generational.
- "At what point do we reach a critical mass where people go, ‘Oh, the spiritual realm is real…Jesus Christ is the key component to everything'?" (31:23, Raven)
4. Dreams, Succubi/Incubi, and Spiritual Warfare (49:13–70:00)
- Listener Dream Stories:
- Multiple listeners recount dreams involving building strange structures on the advice of mysterious women, sexual encounters in dreams (sometimes resulting in sleep movement), and the recurring "hat man" figure.
- "She convinced me to flip the pillar over and make relations with this pillar from the bottom…in my dream, I did this, and felt like I was making love to a woman." (52:55, listener’s dream story)
- Incubus Encounters: One listener shares a harrowing account of a nocturnal attack by an "incubus"—paranormal sexual assault—occurring at the exact time the Vatican was conducting a "portal" ritual.
- "It was as, or even more real to the touch, as is the waking world…" (65:00, YouTube comment)
- Attempt to rebuke the entity "in the name of Jesus" has no effect—leading to speculation about the nature of such phenomena and whether some attacks are more physical/witchcraft-based than purely spiritual.
- Discussion of "astral projectors," witches, and the difference between demonic attack and paranormal invasion.
5. Cultural Mix: Mexican Catholicism, Witchcraft, & Kabbalah (85:42+)
- Story from Izzy (Mexican Catholic background):
- Frequent visits to witch doctors and family rituals involving "red bracelets" and amulets—blending folk Catholicism and occult practices.
- "As a kid, me and my siblings were always visiting witch doctors for cleansings…We wore red bracelets and amulets." (91:54, Listener "Izzy")
- Stories of shapeshifting (owl grandma), shrines to bind lovers, and the overlap between mainstream faith and esoteric ritualism.
6. Community, Humor, and Lexicon ("Blap")
- Running Gag: "Blap":
- The episode evolves a growing in-group joke around the word "blap" (originating from the sound/idea of something being suddenly zapped/blasted/caught off guard, or euphemistically for strange/awkward moments).
- The chat and hosts run wild with "blap" variants ("blaptist," "blaptrion," "blapanese," etc.).
- Discussion about adding "Blap" merch and how inside jokes bind the show community.
- Behind the Scenes: Tangents on producing the livestream, technical difficulties, and debates about regional differences in "Rock, Paper, Scissors" terminology.
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
On Spiritual Effects of Marijuana
"It doesn’t do me any favors when it comes to spiritual interactions. Things get really spooky."
– Raven, 12:41
On Deliverance from Demonics
"The short version of this story is that I called on Jesus and they left. This became my paradigm for Christianity."
– Listener "Matt", as read by hosts, 29:41
Listener’s Demonic Sleep Paralysis
"A shadow figure enters…He then says, 'You are mine,' and Sparta kicks me into the abyss."
– Justin’s story, 21:37
On the Universal Paranormal Pattern
“At what point do we reach a critical mass where people go, 'Oh, the spiritual realm is real…Jesus Christ is the key component to everything’?”
– Raven, 31:23
On Witchcraft in Family Culture
"As a kid, me and my siblings were always visiting witch doctors for cleansings…We wore red bracelets and amulets."
– Izzy, 91:54
On the Show’s Culture
"You guys are blapping continually into my…ear holes, and I’m enjoying it."
– Listener Izzy, as paraphrased by Raven, 96:40
Important Timestamps
- 01:13–06:49 — Podcast announcements, upcoming Mischief Night stream, listener engagement instructions.
- 09:00–24:40 — The ‘Sour Diesel Demon’ submission and deep weed/demonology discussion.
- 29:30–31:23 — 1972 Ouija board listener story mirroring modern demonic experiences, and how they reinforce belief.
- 49:13–54:56 — Listener shares dream/sexual oddity about building and "blapping" a pillar; segue to communal dream experiences like the Hat Man.
- 65:00–70:00 — YouTube comment: incubus/sexual attack, liturgical portals, struggles to rebuke, physical vs. spiritual attacks.
- 85:42–97:44 — The Mexican Catholic experience: witchcraft in family, blending of religion and folk magic, owl shapeshifter story.
Tone & Style
High-energy, irreverent, and a mix of earnest spiritual searching with off-beat humor. The hosts balance genuine speculation about the nature of spiritual warfare with a culture of inside jokes, playful insults, and meta-commentary on podcasting itself. They create a sense of belonging through recurring language ("blap"), readiness to self-parody, and a conversational openness to weirdness.
Final Comments
This episode is a dense, lively mix of paranormal testimony, skeptical biblical analysis, recurring jokes, and the exploration of the spiritual dimensions of mental health and drug culture. The hosts tread the line between making fun of, and sincerely delving into, their community’s wildest stories—all while reinforcing the theme that spiritual reality (and the Christian worldview) underlie even the strangest modern experiences.
To Submit a Story:
chronicles [at] nephilimdeath squad [dot] com