Mile-high giants, fallen angels and forbidden knowledge? This week Brian and Jimmy dive into the Book of Enoch and some of its wildest stories.

Who were the Nephilim? Were the Watchers fallen angels? How large were the giants described in ancient traditions, and why isn’t the Book of Enoch included in most modern Bibles? We also compare the Nephilim to Goliath and talk about Genesis 6, the Apocrypha, and the strange knowledge the Watchers were said to have given humanity.

Then we jump into Jelly Roll and the Jimmy Kimmel controversy, the death of our attention spans, NPC culture, retro gaming, Resident Evil, an iPhone 18 Face ID nightmare, and the upcoming Whale Fall movie.

Plus, Brian gives an update on his recent heart cath and the problems with the arteries in his legs.

It’s faith, culture, weird history, current events and plenty of rabbit trails — exactly what you’d expect from The DeTalented Podcast.

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Video games to Bigfoot in one episode? Hunt Showdown, War of Rights, Chernobyl, Bear Grylls vs Survivorman, Skunk Ape photos, robotic rabbits hunting pythons, a loose lion, and AI movie stars. Brian and Jimmy connect it all back to history, survival, and faith. New episodes Thursdays at 6PM ET.

Is your phone listening to you? Brian and Jimmy break down data privacy, targeted ads, and Neuralink — then dive into the heavy one: the Lindsay Clancy case, postpartum psychosis, and the insanity defense. Where is the line between mental health and moral responsibility?

Plus lighter talk: best Chinese food spots, crispy vs. floppy bacon, Pit Boss smoker fails, and why Friday the 13th (2009), Passengers, and Disturbia deserve more respect.

Real, raw, and unfiltered — with a Christian perspective on culture.

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What really happened to the milk carton kids?

Brian and Jimmy unpack the true story behind the missing kids on milk cartons — Etan Patz, Adam Walsh, Johnny Gosch, and the local Evansville case they still remember — plus the Mica Miller / JP Miller pastor's wife case, the Lindsey Clancy story, and a heavy dose of 80s toy nostalgia (GI Joe, Transformers, ThunderCats).

Then they pivot to today: Meta glasses, AI (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude), 3D printers, and why this generation saw the biggest tech shift in history.

Raw, unfiltered, and faith-informed — real talk from The DeTalented Podcast.

Remembering Dolly Parton and unpacking one of the wildest Bible mysteries — the Nephilim.

In Episode 76, Brian & Jimmy DeTalente react to the news of Dolly Parton's passing and celebrate the icon behind Jolene, 9 to 5, and Coat of Many Colors — her songwriting, her studio stories (2 takes and done), and films like Rhinestone and 9 to 5.

Then we go deep down the rabbit hole: Denisovan skeletons found on the ocean floor, what Genesis 6 says about the Nephilim, Goliath and his brothers with six fingers and six toes, that ancient particle collider story, and the real question — how tall was Adam?

The DeTalented Podcast is real talk on culture, current events, and Christianity — raw, unfiltered, and every Thursday at 6PM.

IN THIS EPISODE:

00:00 Tired, busy, and hitting record

01:47 Reacting to Dolly Parton’s passing

05:26 Dolly in the studio: 2 takes and done

06:12 Dolly’s movies: Rhinestone, 9 to 5, A Smoky Mountain Christmas

10:00 Loretta Lynn, Crystal Gayle & Fist City

17:08 Losing our heroes + Eddie Van Halen story

21:39 Rick Springfield at 75 & staying in shape

30:15 Growing up as pastor’s kids

34:05 Religion vs relationship — when the church gets it wrong

41:27 Denisovan skeletons & the Nephilim connection

43:32 Ancient particle collider found underground?

47:00 Goliath, his brothers & six fingers / six toes

51:11 Why the Bible is wilder than any movie

55:18 How tall was Adam? 15 to 90 feet?

01:02:01 Closing dedication to Dolly

What’s your favorite Dolly song — Jolene, 9 to 5, or Coat of Many Colors? Follow the show and let us know in the Q&A.

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Is Taylor Swift talented or just lucky? And why does every debate about socialism turn into a fight?

On Episode 75, Brian and Jimmy DeTalente go unfiltered on socialism vs capitalism, wealth redistribution, and why politics feels like enemies vs opponents — then debate Taylor Swift's songwriting, Dave Grohl's legacy, and the dark side of fame.

Real talk on culture, politics, and Christianity. No filter.

In this episode: the viral socialism TikTok, why wealth redistribution fails, the last great sitcoms, Taylor Swift talent debate, Dave Grohl from Nirvana to Foo Fighters, and why fame breaks so many stars.

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Episode 74 — Morgan Wallen & Ella Langley's new duet, the Caitlin Clark–Sophie Cunningham WNBA drama, and why the Democratic Socialists of America's wishlist should make every American pause.

This week, Brian and Jimmy break down the biggest stories in sports, music, and politics. They react to Morgan Wallen and Ella Langley's new collaboration, unpack the Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham WNBA controversy, and explain what the Democratic Socialists of America actually want — a 32-hour workweek, an end to the Electoral College, and a gutted Supreme Court.

Plus: getting locked out of the car at an Arkansas Love's gas station, "hobbit deer," the four-wheeler crash, and the legendary non-rhyming rapper putting Evansville, Indiana on the map.

The DeTalented Podcast — real talk, raw conversations, and a little bit of everything in between. Hosted by Brian DeTalente and Jimmy DeTalente, covering current events, culture, Christianity, politics, and the everyday realities of life. New episodes every Thursday at 6PM ET.

The Backrooms are real — and they're all around us. 👀

This week on The DeTalented Podcast, Brian and Jimmy dive into the internet's creepiest rabbit hole: the Backrooms, liminal spaces, and why an empty mall hallway makes everyone uneasy. Then it's a heartbreaking look at Bruce Willis and his battle with frontotemporal dementia, a big-picture debate on whether AI singularity is closer than we think, and a full trip down memory lane — classic Nintendo, cheat codes, video stores, and why streaming killed cable.

Real talk, raw conversations, zero filter.

⏱️ Timestamps:

• 0:00 — Intro
• 0:11 — Why video games are so massive now (Game Pass, 200GB installs)
• 1:56 — Forza & the golden age of racing games
• 3:55 — Classic Nintendo & Pro-Wrestling NES nostalgia
• 5:39 — Street Fighter, Game Genie & the Konami Code
• 9:48 — The Nintendo Zapper & Die Hard's movie locations
• 13:13 — Bruce Willis: frontotemporal dementia & his final movies
• 19:31 — The Backrooms movie, liminal spaces & internet horror
• 24:01 — Upcoming movies & Christopher Nolan's filmography
• 27:06 — The Manhattan Project & military rules of engagement
• 30:23 — Theo Von, Joe Rogan & internet comedy
• 34:18 — Classic TV shows & the decline of cable
• 49:04 — Video store nostalgia & our education system
• 59:23 — AI, the singularity & where it's all going

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He won a TV dating show. He was also one of the most prolific serial killers in American history.

This week, Brian and Jimmy unpack two of the most disturbing true crime cases you probably haven't heard. Rodney Alcala — the "Dating Game Killer" — appeared on national television in the middle of a killing spree that may have claimed 130 victims. Then, the wild story of the "Casanova Killer" — a murderer who escaped prison, killed police officers, and was only stopped when a twin sister outsmarted him.

Also in this episode: Evansville's infamous run as both the meth capital and obesity capital of America, a firsthand account of a brutal motorcycle accident, which celebrities you didn't know were from southern Indiana, and why Japan's prison system makes ours look like a resort.

⏱️ Timestamps:0:00 — Intro1:11 — Rodney Alcala: The Dating Game Killer6:26 — How Alcala was finally caught7:17 — The Casanova Killer escapes prison11:02 — Should police always patrol in pairs?16:19 — Witnessing a horrific motorcycle accident21:05 — Evansville: Meth capital AND obesity capital23:54 — Jerry Springer, Jenny Jones & local drama27:09 — Celebrities you didn't know were from Evansville35:11 — JD Vance, news media & what we actually watch43:03 — Inside Japan's brutal prison system47:36 — The most dangerous cities in America55:05 — Snake venom and digestion (yes, really)

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Brian and Jimmy get nostalgic about life before cell phones, debate whether Neuralink will destroy privacy forever, and break down Jelly Roll's incredible slow-burn rise to fame. Plus: the Corvette Museum sinkhole, Yngwie Malmsteen's terrifying perfection, and why comfort might be our most valuable commodity.🔥 This week's conversation covers: the sad loss of a local musical talent, World Cup brawls (turns out it's not just Americans), the never-ending road construction paradox, growing up without the internet ("child abuse," apparently), rotary phones, cassette tapes, laserdiscs, and the Columbia House music club — all the obsolete tech that defined a generation. From there we go full sci-fi: Neuralink brain chips, Ray-Ban smart glasses, and the future of personal privacy. Then it's into the rock world: Quiet Riot's controversial new singer, the generational gap in legacy bands, Jelly Roll's van-dwelling days before fame, and our wildest concert memories — including Yngwie Malmsteen's inhuman precision and an 80s rock lineup of Nelson, Great White, Firehouse, and Winger. We close out with the Corvette Museum sinkhole disaster and a therapy session about our questionable car histories.📌 Subscribe for new episodes every Thursday at 6PM ETChapters:0:00 — Life, Loss & The Comfort We Chase3:00 — World Cup Brawls & Road Construction Rants6:30 — Before Cell Phones: Payphones, Pagers & Obsolete Tech12:00 — From CDs to Spotify: How Music Totally Shifted16:30 — Neuralink, Smart Glasses & The Future of Privacy21:30 — Rock Band Drama & Jelly Roll's Slow Burn34:30 — Concert Stories: Yngwie, 80s Rock & Japanese Metal47:30 — The Corvette Sinkhole & Our Weird Car History55:15 — Wrap-Up📷 Follow us: @detalentedpodcast#TheDeTalentedPodcast #JellyRoll #Neuralink #Podcast #RealTalk #OldTechnology #80sRock #YngwieMalmsteen #Nostalgia