Nephilim Death Squad — The Raven: 006

Title: "Trump gets Physical"
Date: November 20, 2025
Hosts: TopLobsta Productions, Raven
Theme: Unpacking pop culture, conspiracies, and spiritual warfare from a biblical perspective, with a dose of humor and community interaction.

Episode Overview

This episode is a wide-ranging, freeform discussion steered by Raven with plenty of audience engagement. The main threads are:

A critique of the Netflix show "Wayward" through a conspiratorial and biblical lens.
Spirited conversation about social and ideological agendas in media, especially LGBTQ/trans representation.
A humorous, skeptical take on the viral "Trump–Bill Clinton AI video" and speculations surrounding it.
Reflections on spiritual warfare, mental health, and personal updates from Raven.
Listener interactions, voice memos, and spontaneous community discussion about faith journeys, therapy gone awry, and spiritual practices.

The tone throughout is irreverent, opinionated, sometimes profane, and strongly “insider”—expect blunt talk, meme references, and calls to the Discord and Patreon community.

Key Segments & Insights

1. Personal Updates and Spiritual Warfare

Timestamp: 06:24–16:30

Raven explains his recent absence: Had to take his wife to the hospital for severe back pain, which he increasingly feels is spiritual in origin, possibly due to generational curses.
He describes dietary changes (keto, more natural foods) and a blend of practical and prayer-based approaches:

"God is pulling back layers and revealing to me what's going on. Even though it's been rough, I do think we're making progress." (11:53)
Spiritual insight:

“God’s not a fan when you pray but don’t do anything; you have to meet Him halfway.” (14:56)

2. Review & Rant: "Wayward" on Netflix

Timestamp: 17:10–40:50

"Wayward" presents a supernatural/mind control story (kids kidnapped for abusive 'therapy'). Raven is initially intrigued, as themes of trauma-based mind control and cult programming are a NDS staple.
Main Complaint: The overrepresentation of trans and LGBTQ characters, particularly the “transformer cop,” which he feels is agenda-driven and detracts from the story:

"I could not get over the fucking tranny. I was furious. Because I'm trying to watch this thing... there's just this LGBT bukkake. And you're just trying to learn!" (21:36)
Points out repeated symbolic motifs (frogs, Pan imagery), linking it to gender agenda and ancient occult symbolism.
Calls out forced sexuality in the show:

“Everywhere, everywhere, it’s just LGBT bukkake. You're just trying to see what the show’s about and… they just keep doing it.”
On narrative pacing:

“I'm sitting there with my wife... everything Netflix feeds you is these slow drips of indoctrination.” (34:40)
Leads to a larger frustration about the state of media, referencing "Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein" for turning Dr. Frankenstein gay:

“Can I watch anything, anything, without this gay shit? It is beginning to boil my blood..." (36:40)

3. The Viral "Trump–Clinton AI Video" and Epstein Conspiracies

Timestamp: 41:30–54:00

AI Video Discussion: A meme video circulates, depicting a sexual act between Trump and Clinton (Bill). It's obviously fake, yet the hosts have fun with the absurdity and the conspiracy-laden email thread supposedly linking Putin, the Epsteins, and “Trump blowing Bubba.”
A satirical, dismissive take:

“I don't think this video is real, but it comes from that photo. I don't think anybody’s claiming it’s real—it’d be silly.” (44:08)
Critique of conspiracy rabbit holes and “evidence” based on email screenshots; skeptical but entertained.
Side observation:

"If you’re a big MAGA character, this is a devastating blow. You know who else takes it hard? Donald Trump, apparently." (49:20)
Reflects on the dangers of misinformation and boomer susceptibility to AI fakes:

"Anyone over 50 won't catch it." (43:03)

4. Community Call-Ins & Listener Stories

Timestamp: 62:58–99:12

A. Mental Health & the Occultic “Therapist” (Zach from Michigan)

Listener story about a therapist who suggests he’s a "starseed" and tries to show him New Age/alien intervention videos. Hosts use it as a springboard to discuss:

The infiltration/convergence of occult/New Age ideology in mental health.
The possible toxic synergy between psychiatry, self-diagnosis, and social fragmentation.
Blunt condemnation of these “therapists”:

“She does this, dude, wakes up, goes to work as therapist by day, snake arms by night—doing white woman interpretive dancing. That's what she does.” (87:21)

B. Reflections on Christianity, Authenticity, and the Show

Hosts reaffirm their commitment not to “go churchy” inauthentically:

“Any change you’ve seen is probably a healthy fear of God... I’m just a retard from the gutter who maybe is a little charismatic and believes in Jesus. That’s kind of it—full stop.” (70:32)
Commentary on gradual, non-performative spiritual growth:

“God is patient. As long as you’re not going back and picking up the shit you dropped, it’s not indicative of you being a bad Christian.” (73:22)

5. Riffing on Buddhism & New Age Culture

Timestamp: 54:00–62:55

Raven rants about “white women doing interpretive dance” as a symptom of empty spirituality, criticizing the superficial “fruits” of pop Buddhism.
Vivid description:

“The fruits that it bears are fucking white women doing this—dancing in tank tops with swishy pants, just… what are you doing?” (55:45)
Argues New Age/Buddhist practice avoids the concepts of sin, repentance, and redemption, essential in the biblical worldview.
Group chat piles on: association of dreadlocks, “beaded bracelet, pagan necklace combo,” etc., with spiritual superficiality.
Blunt conclusion:

“I'm kind of disgusted with what I find. The pants, no shoes, floppy pants, tank top, dirty hair, beaded bracelet, pagan necklace combo. Can't stand it.” (57:32)

6. Insider Podcast/Conspiratainment Scene Talk

Timestamp: 63:00–80:00

Listeners recount their trajectory through the alternative podcasting scene (e.g. Tower Gang, Sam Tripoli, Union of the Unwanted) to NDS.
Playful self-deprecation about the host’s “dangerous retard” slur for their own community, and the “island of misfit toys” vibe.
Extended riffing on rivalries, Twitter beefs, “controlled opportunists,” and the inside jokes that come with this Christian-adjacent conspiracy world.
Reflection on spiritual and content authenticity in the wider scene.

7. Patreon, Donations, Community Announcements

Timestamp: 118:00–end

Raven thanks supporters, names donors, and makes jokes at his own expense regarding community memes and his own perceived “shortness.”
Shout-outs for spiritual insights shared by fans (e.g., deliverance through reading the Bible, going back to church).
Anecdotes from those who survived “troubled teen programs” (related to “Wayward”) strengthen the hosts’ suspicions about their occult/mind control roots.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

On watching Netflix as a conspiracist:

"If you sit down and you watch a thing with me, you're going to be disappointed because all I'm gonna do is critique it... I'm gonna tell you how there's an agenda inserted to get you to believe something politically or culturally." (19:35)
On LGBTQ representation:

"Everywhere, it's just LGBT bukkake. You're just trying to see what this show's about, but they just keep doing it." (31:02)
On spiritual affliction:

"I think what my wife is suffering from is spiritual...I think she’s cursed. That’s what’s going on." (8:10)
On New Age “therapy”:

"Therapist by day, snake arms by night... just white women dancing. I don't think God likes it when white women do that." (87:23)
On the “Trump–Clinton AI video" conspiracy:

"Anyone over 50 won’t catch it. AI has crossed the uncanny valley. The sound is the biggest tell—but only for now." (43:35, 44:00)
On community and spiritual authenticity:

"I don’t want to become—and I don’t think we have the capacity to become—what the church is. I’m not gonna pretend to be something I’m not… I’m just a retard from the gutter who maybe is a little charismatic and believes in Jesus." (70:32)

Segment Timestamps

| Segment | Timestamps | |----------------------------------------|--------------| | Opening, Personal Updates | 06:24–16:30 | | "Wayward" Netflix Critique | 17:10–40:50 | | Trump–Clinton AI Video/Emails | 41:30–54:00 | | Buddhism/New Age Cultural Rant | 54:00–62:55 | | Listener Calls & Community Discussion | 62:58–99:12 | | New Age Therapy Critique | 78:00–87:21 | | Donations, Community Wrap-up | 118:00–end |

Takeaways for New Listeners

Expect irreverent humor, sharp conspiracy takes, and a Christian spiritual subtext—with a bent toward authenticity, skepticism, and meme-heavy community chat.
Core criticisms: Media’s “agenda” and indoctrination, the dangers of New Age/therapeutic culture, and the spiritual void in modern society.
Community: Strong sense of belonging for “misfit” listeners—the “dangerous retards” and spiritual seekers let down by both mainstream culture and church traditions.
Listener engagement is central: Listener voice memos, confessions, and stories often drive conversation, relating to everything from media obsessions to mental health and spiritual practice.

Summary by Segment Title:

Opening: Spiritual attacks in daily life, health updates, prayers for breakthrough.
Media as Mind Control: Netflix’s “Wayward” as symptom and symbol—occult themes, trauma programming, forced progressive messaging.
Conspiracy Memes: Playful disbelief of AI Trump–Clinton scandal; broader points on how easily digital fakery can be weaponized.
Faith & Community: Modern church vs. “authentic” spiritual journey; how lived experience and meme culture meld.
Ranting Against Pop Buddhism: Dance, dreads, and spiritual posturing—why the hosts find it spiritually empty and frustrating.
Listener Interactivity: Shared tales of therapy gone rogue, the oddities of New Age “spiritual guidance,” and troubled teen institutional programming as mind control.
Wrap-Up: Thanks to supporters, continued call for authenticity over performative religion.

For more: Listen to the full episode or join the Patreon for extra content and community chat.

Nephilim Death Squad — The Raven: 006

Episode Overview

This episode is a wide-ranging, freeform discussion steered by Raven with plenty of audience engagement. The main threads are:

A critique of the Netflix show "Wayward" through a conspiratorial and biblical lens.
Spirited conversation about social and ideological agendas in media, especially LGBTQ/trans representation.
A humorous, skeptical take on the viral "Trump–Bill Clinton AI video" and speculations surrounding it.
Reflections on spiritual warfare, mental health, and personal updates from Raven.
Listener interactions, voice memos, and spontaneous community discussion about faith journeys, therapy gone awry, and spiritual practices.

The tone throughout is irreverent, opinionated, sometimes profane, and strongly “insider”—expect blunt talk, meme references, and calls to the Discord and Patreon community.

Key Segments & Insights

1. Personal Updates and Spiritual Warfare

Timestamp: 06:24–16:30

Raven explains his recent absence: Had to take his wife to the hospital for severe back pain, which he increasingly feels is spiritual in origin, possibly due to generational curses.
He describes dietary changes (keto, more natural foods) and a blend of practical and prayer-based approaches:

"God is pulling back layers and revealing to me what's going on. Even though it's been rough, I do think we're making progress." (11:53)
Spiritual insight:

“God’s not a fan when you pray but don’t do anything; you have to meet Him halfway.” (14:56)

2. Review & Rant: "Wayward" on Netflix

Timestamp: 17:10–40:50

"Wayward" presents a supernatural/mind control story (kids kidnapped for abusive 'therapy'). Raven is initially intrigued, as themes of trauma-based mind control and cult programming are a NDS staple.
Main Complaint: The overrepresentation of trans and LGBTQ characters, particularly the “transformer cop,” which he feels is agenda-driven and detracts from the story:

"I could not get over the fucking tranny. I was furious. Because I'm trying to watch this thing... there's just this LGBT bukkake. And you're just trying to learn!" (21:36)
Points out repeated symbolic motifs (frogs, Pan imagery), linking it to gender agenda and ancient occult symbolism.
Calls out forced sexuality in the show:

“Everywhere, everywhere, it’s just LGBT bukkake. You're just trying to see what the show’s about and… they just keep doing it.”
On narrative pacing:

“I'm sitting there with my wife... everything Netflix feeds you is these slow drips of indoctrination.” (34:40)
Leads to a larger frustration about the state of media, referencing "Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein" for turning Dr. Frankenstein gay:

“Can I watch anything, anything, without this gay shit? It is beginning to boil my blood..." (36:40)

3. The Viral "Trump–Clinton AI Video" and Epstein Conspiracies

Timestamp: 41:30–54:00

AI Video Discussion: A meme video circulates, depicting a sexual act between Trump and Clinton (Bill). It's obviously fake, yet the hosts have fun with the absurdity and the conspiracy-laden email thread supposedly linking Putin, the Epsteins, and “Trump blowing Bubba.”
A satirical, dismissive take:

“I don't think this video is real, but it comes from that photo. I don't think anybody’s claiming it’s real—it’d be silly.” (44:08)
Critique of conspiracy rabbit holes and “evidence” based on email screenshots; skeptical but entertained.
Side observation:

"If you’re a big MAGA character, this is a devastating blow. You know who else takes it hard? Donald Trump, apparently." (49:20)
Reflects on the dangers of misinformation and boomer susceptibility to AI fakes:

"Anyone over 50 won't catch it." (43:03)

4. Community Call-Ins & Listener Stories

Timestamp: 62:58–99:12

A. Mental Health & the Occultic “Therapist” (Zach from Michigan)

Listener story about a therapist who suggests he’s a "starseed" and tries to show him New Age/alien intervention videos. Hosts use it as a springboard to discuss:

The infiltration/convergence of occult/New Age ideology in mental health.
The possible toxic synergy between psychiatry, self-diagnosis, and social fragmentation.
Blunt condemnation of these “therapists”:

“She does this, dude, wakes up, goes to work as therapist by day, snake arms by night—doing white woman interpretive dancing. That's what she does.” (87:21)

B. Reflections on Christianity, Authenticity, and the Show

Hosts reaffirm their commitment not to “go churchy” inauthentically:

“Any change you’ve seen is probably a healthy fear of God... I’m just a retard from the gutter who maybe is a little charismatic and believes in Jesus. That’s kind of it—full stop.” (70:32)
Commentary on gradual, non-performative spiritual growth:

“God is patient. As long as you’re not going back and picking up the shit you dropped, it’s not indicative of you being a bad Christian.” (73:22)

5. Riffing on Buddhism & New Age Culture

Timestamp: 54:00–62:55

Raven rants about “white women doing interpretive dance” as a symptom of empty spirituality, criticizing the superficial “fruits” of pop Buddhism.
Vivid description:

“The fruits that it bears are fucking white women doing this—dancing in tank tops with swishy pants, just… what are you doing?” (55:45)
Argues New Age/Buddhist practice avoids the concepts of sin, repentance, and redemption, essential in the biblical worldview.
Group chat piles on: association of dreadlocks, “beaded bracelet, pagan necklace combo,” etc., with spiritual superficiality.
Blunt conclusion:

“I'm kind of disgusted with what I find. The pants, no shoes, floppy pants, tank top, dirty hair, beaded bracelet, pagan necklace combo. Can't stand it.” (57:32)

6. Insider Podcast/Conspiratainment Scene Talk

Timestamp: 63:00–80:00

Listeners recount their trajectory through the alternative podcasting scene (e.g. Tower Gang, Sam Tripoli, Union of the Unwanted) to NDS.
Playful self-deprecation about the host’s “dangerous retard” slur for their own community, and the “island of misfit toys” vibe.
Extended riffing on rivalries, Twitter beefs, “controlled opportunists,” and the inside jokes that come with this Christian-adjacent conspiracy world.
Reflection on spiritual and content authenticity in the wider scene.

7. Patreon, Donations, Community Announcements

Timestamp: 118:00–end

Raven thanks supporters, names donors, and makes jokes at his own expense regarding community memes and his own perceived “shortness.”
Shout-outs for spiritual insights shared by fans (e.g., deliverance through reading the Bible, going back to church).
Anecdotes from those who survived “troubled teen programs” (related to “Wayward”) strengthen the hosts’ suspicions about their occult/mind control roots.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

On watching Netflix as a conspiracist:

"If you sit down and you watch a thing with me, you're going to be disappointed because all I'm gonna do is critique it... I'm gonna tell you how there's an agenda inserted to get you to believe something politically or culturally." (19:35)
On LGBTQ representation:

"Everywhere, it's just LGBT bukkake. You're just trying to see what this show's about, but they just keep doing it." (31:02)
On spiritual affliction:

"I think what my wife is suffering from is spiritual...I think she’s cursed. That’s what’s going on." (8:10)
On New Age “therapy”:

"Therapist by day, snake arms by night... just white women dancing. I don't think God likes it when white women do that." (87:23)
On the “Trump–Clinton AI video" conspiracy:

"Anyone over 50 won’t catch it. AI has crossed the uncanny valley. The sound is the biggest tell—but only for now." (43:35, 44:00)
On community and spiritual authenticity:

"I don’t want to become—and I don’t think we have the capacity to become—what the church is. I’m not gonna pretend to be something I’m not… I’m just a retard from the gutter who maybe is a little charismatic and believes in Jesus." (70:32)

Segment Timestamps

Takeaways for New Listeners

Expect irreverent humor, sharp conspiracy takes, and a Christian spiritual subtext—with a bent toward authenticity, skepticism, and meme-heavy community chat.
Core criticisms: Media’s “agenda” and indoctrination, the dangers of New Age/therapeutic culture, and the spiritual void in modern society.
Community: Strong sense of belonging for “misfit” listeners—the “dangerous retards” and spiritual seekers let down by both mainstream culture and church traditions.
Listener engagement is central: Listener voice memos, confessions, and stories often drive conversation, relating to everything from media obsessions to mental health and spiritual practice.

Summary by Segment Title:

Opening: Spiritual attacks in daily life, health updates, prayers for breakthrough.
Media as Mind Control: Netflix’s “Wayward” as symptom and symbol—occult themes, trauma programming, forced progressive messaging.
Conspiracy Memes: Playful disbelief of AI Trump–Clinton scandal; broader points on how easily digital fakery can be weaponized.
Faith & Community: Modern church vs. “authentic” spiritual journey; how lived experience and meme culture meld.
Ranting Against Pop Buddhism: Dance, dreads, and spiritual posturing—why the hosts find it spiritually empty and frustrating.
Listener Interactivity: Shared tales of therapy gone rogue, the oddities of New Age “spiritual guidance,” and troubled teen institutional programming as mind control.
Wrap-Up: Thanks to supporters, continued call for authenticity over performative religion.

For more: Listen to the full episode or join the Patreon for extra content and community chat.

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Summary

Nephilim Death Squad — The Raven: 006

Episode Overview

Key Segments & Insights

1. Personal Updates and Spiritual Warfare

2. Review & Rant: "Wayward" on Netflix

3. The Viral "Trump–Clinton AI Video" and Epstein Conspiracies

4. Community Call-Ins & Listener Stories

A. Mental Health & the Occultic “Therapist” (Zach from Michigan)

B. Reflections on Christianity, Authenticity, and the Show

5. Riffing on Buddhism & New Age Culture

6. Insider Podcast/Conspiratainment Scene Talk

7. Patreon, Donations, Community Announcements

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

Segment Timestamps

Takeaways for New Listeners

Summary

Nephilim Death Squad — The Raven: 006

Episode Overview

Key Segments & Insights

1. Personal Updates and Spiritual Warfare

2. Review & Rant: "Wayward" on Netflix

3. The Viral "Trump–Clinton AI Video" and Epstein Conspiracies

4. Community Call-Ins & Listener Stories

A. Mental Health & the Occultic “Therapist” (Zach from Michigan)

B. Reflections on Christianity, Authenticity, and the Show

5. Riffing on Buddhism & New Age Culture

6. Insider Podcast/Conspiratainment Scene Talk

7. Patreon, Donations, Community Announcements

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

Segment Timestamps

Takeaways for New Listeners