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In the Shadow of Goliath with Will Blesch | CCR 192

March 6, 2026·1 hr 22 min·5 clips
Will Blesch explains why Tucker Carlson and others suddenly started discussing Nephilim and biblical giants last week.
The episode begins with hosts Basil and Gons introducing guest Will Blesch, a dual American-Israeli citizen with a background in history, theology, and media. They note the sudden mainstream interest in Nephilim, with figures like Tucker Carlson discussing it. Blesch explains that Western culture is moving into a neo-pagan phase, which he sees as a sign of end times. He describes his own spiritual journey, starting with New Age authors like Graham Hancock and Zecharia Sitchin before turning to the Bible due to his mother's influence. Blesch's book 'In the Shadow of Goliath' aims to synthesize patterns across cultures, religions, and modern UFO narratives. He argues that many UFO accounts align with biblical descriptions of entities. Blesch redefines Nephilim as any hybrid from non-human and human interbreeding, not just giants, citing texts like the Book of Jubilees and Zohar. The discussion touches on Neanderthal DNA evidence, suggesting it points to hybridization rather than pure evolution. Blesch addresses theories about a second angelic incursion after the flood, referencing Sodom and Gomorrah's destruction. He connects Goliath to ongoing spiritual rebellion and explores the idea that some UFO phenomena may involve interdimensional or angelic beings. The conversation also critiques institutional gatekeeping in science and theology. Blesch emphasizes that belief in Nephilim is not a salvation issue, unlike faith in Jesus. The episode concludes with details on pre-ordering his book and connecting via his website and Facebook.

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A conversational Bible-informed dive into giants, Nephilim, government narratives, and older mythic patterns.

Canary Cry Radio keeps Will Blesch at the center of a conversation that moves between history, theology, and power without trying to force it into one neat argument.

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Press play if you want giants, government narratives, and biblical mystery in one fast-moving chat.

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