Nephilim Death Squad – "My New Age Brother" (NDS Chronicles)

Date: March 26, 2026
Hosts: David Lee Corbo and TopLobsta
Episode Focus: Listener Paranormal Testimonies, Spiritual Warfare, and Life at the Christian–Conspiracy Crossover

Episode Overview

In this episode of NDS Chronicles, the Nephilim Death Squad crew—David Lee Corbo ("the Raven") and TopLobsta—dive deep into listener-submitted testimonies of spiritual and paranormal experiences. The show features their trademark blend of irreverent humor, biblical worldview commentary, and candid reflection. Centered around a collection of wild and touching stories from fans, especially a lengthy submission from listener Paul, the hosts riff on everything from spiritual warfare and New Age deception to music theory, gang stalking, and what it means to really practice Christian charity in today’s world.

Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Show Format and Riffing on Ads (01:55–04:51)

• The hosts banter about Patreon (02:42), exclusive content, and listener complaints about ads.
• They introduce recurring producer "Nancy," joking about her carb-heavy diet (boiling noodles) (04:05), establishing relaxed, roast-heavy tone.

2. Spiritual Warfare and Debating New Age/Wiccan Influences (04:54–13:12)

• TopLobsta shares frustrations with "witches" and New Age types online, emphasizing modern spiritual deception:
  • "It’s open season on them… UFO homosexuals play really well with Wiccan homosexuals and New Age homosexuals... If you’re not with Christ, you’re against Christ." (04:54)
• David pushes back, suggesting a live-and-let-live approach, setting up a playful but serious philosophical tension on how Christians should interact with perceived spiritual adversaries.

3. TopLobsta’s Bizarre Dream: Pleiadian “Jesus” (06:13–13:12)

• Top recounts a vivid dream of a Nordic-looking, blue-eyed figure—"like a Pleiadian"—that left him unsettled, with the word "Jesus" stuck in his mind upon waking:
  • "I woke up, and this time it just said Jesus. ...The word that was in my head was Jesus." (11:53)
• David notes Top’s tendency to "walk up to the line,” warning about spiritual consequences:
  • "You keep poking it. Something’s gonna happen." (13:49)

4. Listener Testimonies—Gang Stalking, Spiritual Attack, and More

A. Neo (the German Listener): Meditation, Gang Stalking, and Abuse (14:27–28:48)

• Story from Neo Sone, detailing heavy spiritual/psychotronic warfare experiences after Monroe Institute hemisync meditations.
• Claims of sleep paralysis, hearing otherworldly languages, experiencing government or cult-like harassment in Berlin, sexual abuse, and being called a dog by strangers.
• Hosts respond with compassion but also humor and skepticism, likening it to "gang stalking" phenomena that often edge into paranoia (21:32):
  • "I find that gang stalking does a number on people. They become psychotic." – TopLobsta
• Segment explores the toll of such attacks and the blurry line between external persecution and psychological distress.

B. Paul’s "Vignettes": Family Spiritual Warfare and Demonization

i. Adopted Son and "Chaos" (43:10–54:06)

• Paul relates adopting a drug-exposed boy with early-life behavioral chaos and inexplicable rage—son claims his "other daddy" is "Chaos" (49:35).
• Hosts discuss the idea that trauma and generational sin/demonization manifest as temperament, referencing their own childhood struggles with rage (46:39–47:40).
• David: “That portal, that demonic portal of drug usage was opened up as a child... the debt has been paid, but you can—the debt’s been paid, man.” (45:45)
• Emphasis on prayer, Christian community, and transformation over time.

ii. Angelic Test: The Homeless Man and the Jacket (70:21–84:39)

• Paul tells the story of giving his coat to a homeless man—in retrospect, wonders if it was a metaphorical angel.
• Hosts reflect humorously and honestly on the practice of charity, risk, and discernment:
  • "Could I wear that jacket for a minute? …My heart was instantly melted and I told him he could have it." (76:26)

iii. "My New Age Brother": Possession and Spiritual Deceit (86:25–100:09)

• Paul’s brother, deep in New Age and psychedelics, visits wearing Indian spiritual garb; avoids eye contact and claims spirits read the Bible for him.
• After smoking hash, brother’s demeanor flips to “total confidence and control”—Paul describes feeling spiritual pressure until he and a Christian friend pray, prompting the brother to abruptly leave (97:53–99:43).
• The hosts riff on the danger of syncretism, New Age spirits, and the fine line between vulnerable and possessed.

iv. Communion, Dreams, and Direct Encounters (103:00–109:33)

• Paul details struggle with the doctrine of communion as a former Jehovah’s Witness; a dream lifts his fear and leads to spiritual comfort, highlighting the importance of approaching God directly.

v. Lilith, Sleep Paralysis, and Spiritual Showdown (119:53–132:56)

• Paul recounts praying for a homeless woman plagued by “Lilith,” then experiencing a severe sleep paralysis attack by a female entity, expelled only by calling on Jesus.
• Insight: Demons are provoked easily and lack self-control, a lesson Paul believes God wanted to show him.

5. Critique of Christian Grifting and Esoteric Language (54:25–64:07)

• Extended roast of Timothy Alberino, a fellow podcaster, for complicated, esoteric Christian rationalizations.
• Highlights need for clarity and skepticism toward those who muddy simple gospel truths:
  • "If you cannot explain a thing in simple terms, then you don’t understand that thing." – TopLobsta (58:45)
  • "He doesn’t want people to understand, he wants to be perceived as an intellectual and an authority." – TopLobsta (61:07)
• David notes the danger of theology that reifies angelic lust and thus attributes error to God Himself.

6. Music, Frequency, and Subversive Messaging (110:18–118:45)

• They analyze Green Day and modern pop/punk music, discussing music structure, hypnotic effects of simplified, repetitive chord loops, and the switch to 440Hz tuning.
• Tie-in: This musical trend mirrors the temptations and loops found in modern spiritual deception.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments (with Timestamps)

• "If you’re not with Christ, you’re against Christ... I think we start killing them." – TopLobsta, humorously courting controversy about spiritual enemies (04:54)
• "There’s nothing to be scared of. You have this happen for so long... why, what is that face about?" – TopLobsta, on spiritual encounters and immunity (12:24)
• "I think gang stalking does a number on people. They become psychotic." – D.L. Corbo (21:32)
• "You keep poking it. Something’s gonna happen." – D.L. Corbo warning Top, referencing spiritual boundaries (13:49)
• "If you cannot explain a thing in simple terms, then you don’t understand that thing." – TopLobsta (58:45)
• "Demons are provoked easily and lack self-control." – Paul, listener (132:42)

Timestamps for Key Segments

• Intro and Patreon Banter: 01:55–04:51
• Spiritual Warfare with Witches & Dream Discussion: 04:54–13:12
• Neo Sone’s Gang Stalking Testimony: 14:27–28:48
• Paul’s Testimonies (Family, Angels, Brotherhood):
  • Chaos and the Adopted Son: 43:10–54:06
  • Angels & Giving Away a Coat: 70:21–84:39
  • New Age Brother/Demonic Pressure: 86:25–100:09
  • Communion and Dream Encounter: 103:00–109:33
  • Sleep Paralysis & Lilith Showdown: 119:53–132:56
• Critique of Christian Esotericism: 54:25–64:07
• Music and Hypnosis: 110:18–118:45

Tone and Atmosphere

• Language and Tone: The episode is a blend of biting, sometimes crass humor, genuine concern for spiritual deception, and practical Christian reflection. The hosts revel in edgy tangents, poking fun at themselves, each other, and cultural figures.
• Atmosphere: Candid, chaotic, confessional—a sense of Christian community meeting "coast-to-coast AM" weirdness, with empathy for the afflicted and skepticism toward spiritual grifters.

Summary for New Listeners

This episode of NDS Chronicles is a crash course in the spiritual battleground of the modern world, as viewed by two deeply invested but hard-edged hosts. Through listener testimonies, especially Paul’s extended stories of family spiritual warfare and personal encounters, the show explores what it really means to confront darkness, both external and internal, with biblically grounded faith. Along the way, the hosts critique the New Age and Wicca, call out grifting pseudo-Christian voices, and offer a practical—even if at times abrasive—model of community, curiosity, and standing firm in chaos. Expect a raucous blend of gallows humor, heartfelt testimony, scriptural analysis, and cultural roasting.

Listener Takeaway:
Don’t be hypnotized by spiritual or cultural counterfeits; trust simplicity, clarity, and the power of calling on Jesus—especially when the darkness gets personal. And send in your stories—"you guys are my dream journal." (14:19)