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#1897 - Graham Hancock & Randall Carlson

NaN minutesEpisode #1897

Graham Hancock is a researcher, journalist, and author of over a dozen books including "Fingerprints of the Gods" and "America Before: The Key to Earth's Lost Civilization." Check out his new Netflix series, "Ancient Apocalypse," on November 11. Randall Carlson is a researcher, master builder, architectural designer, geometrician, and host of the podcast "Kosmographia."

www.grahamhancock.com

www.randallcarlson.com

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Key Takeaways

The Netflix series brings radical ancient civilization theories to a mainstream audience.

This could shift public perception and challenge established academic narratives.

Mainstream archaeologists often resist unconventional ideas, leading to censorship of alternative views.

This highlights the ongoing battle between traditional and alternative historical interpretations.

Catastrophic flooding reshaped landscapes and human history.

Understanding these events can redefine timelines of human civilization.

Scientific evidence supports the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis.

This theory connects cosmic events to significant geological changes on Earth.

Mainstream archaeology often dismisses alternative historical narratives.

This highlights the need for open-mindedness in historical discourse.

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Episode Timestamps

  • Exploring Ancient Civilizations and Unconventional Archaeology

    • Joe discusses the success of the Netflix series 'Ancient Apocalypse'.
    • Criticism from mainstream academics is addressed regarding ancient civilization theories.
    • The significance of sites like Serpent Mound is highlighted for their historical implications.
  • Catastrophic Flooding and Its Impact on Earth's History

    • The Younger Dryas impact hypothesis explains catastrophic flooding events 12,800 years ago.
    • Lake Agassiz's drainage shaped significant geological features in North America.
    • Evidence suggests advanced prehistoric civilizations existed earlier than previously thought.
  • Challenging Historical Narratives and Theories of Civilization

    • Discussion on the complacency in accepting mainstream historical narratives.
    • Exploration of alternative theories regarding ancient civilizations and their origins.
    • Critique of archaeological responses to unconventional ideas and the control of information.
  • Exploring the Intersection of Myth and Ancient Civilizations

    • Discussion on the significance of the Younger Dryas period and its implications.
    • Myths like Atlantis may contain factual information about lost civilizations.
    • Emerging interest in psychedelics for healing and creativity in ancient societies.
  • Exploring Consciousness Through Psychedelics and DMT Research

    • DMT and psychedelics are being researched for their effects on consciousness.
    • Skepticism towards mainstream experts is growing in the context of human history.
    • New research at Imperial College offers insights into therapeutic uses of psychedelics.
  • Exploring Ancient Civilizations and Cataclysmic Events

    • Discussion centers on the torrid meteor stream and its historical significance.
    • Evidence suggests possible lost civilizations due to cataclysmic events like Younger Dryas.
    • Ancient maps, including Piri Reis, hint at forgotten human history and geography.
  • Exploring Ancient Civilizations and Evidence of Advanced Mapping

    • Discussion highlights ancient mapping techniques and evidence of lost civilizations.
    • Evidence suggests humans existed much earlier than previously thought, impacting historical narratives.
    • The Sphinx's age is debated, with geological evidence pointing to older origins.
  • Exploring Ancient Civilizations and Advanced Knowledge

    • Evidence suggests ancient civilizations possessed advanced astronomical knowledge long ago.
    • Mainstream archaeology may overlook alternative narratives regarding human history.
    • Technological capabilities of past civilizations could have been far more advanced than believed.
  • Rediscovering Lost Technologies Inspired by Nikola Tesla

    • Discussion on open-sourcing suppressed technologies inspired by Nikola Tesla.
    • Exploration of ancient methods for manipulating matter through sound and resonance.
    • Potential implications of rediscovering advanced technologies used by lost civilizations.
  • Exploring Revolutionary Energy Technologies and Their Implications

    • Discussion centers on innovative energy technologies and potential applications in vehicles.
    • Concerns raised about the suppression of information by governments and corporations.
    • The role of psychedelics in political leadership and decision-making is debated.
  • Exploring Alternative Views on Archaeology and Human History

    • Archaeologists may be misleading the public about human history and achievements.
    • Younger generations are questioning established narratives and seeking alternative knowledge.
    • The relationship between ancient civilizations and advanced technologies is being re-examined.
  • Exploring Ancient Civilizations and Lost Technologies

    • The Great Pyramid's geometry suggests advanced ancient knowledge of the Earth.
    • Shamanistic practices and psychedelics played a role in ancient civilizations' understanding.
    • Lidar technology reveals hidden civilizations in the Amazon, challenging archaeological dogmas.
  • Exploring Ancient Civilizations and the Impact of Disease

    • Evidence suggests humans inhabited the Americas far earlier than previously thought.
    • Diseases brought by Europeans decimated indigenous civilizations in the Americas.
    • Technological advancements are revealing historical truths previously dismissed by mainstream archaeology.
  • Exploring Ancient Catastrophes and Meteor Streams

    • Evidence suggests a cataclysmic event occurred 12,800 years ago due to comets.
    • The Tunguska event of 1908 illustrates the dangers of air bursts from space.
    • Research funding is critical for uncovering historical cosmic impacts on Earth.
  • Exploring Historical Cataclysms and Their Implications for Civilization

    • The Tunguska event illustrates the dangers of celestial impacts on Earth.
    • Ancient civilizations may have hidden knowledge from cataclysmic events in history.
    • Technological advancements could help prevent future catastrophic impacts from asteroids.
  • Exploring the Mysteries of Ancient Underground Cities

    • Derinkuyu and Kaimakli showcase sophisticated ancient underground construction techniques.
    • Mound builder culture in North America highlights significant archaeological anomalies and achievements.
    • The Younger Dryas impact theory raises questions about ancient civilizations' capabilities and existence.
  • Exploring the Younger Dryas Impact Theory and Alternative Voices

    • Discussion on the Younger Dryas cataclysm and its implications for history.
    • Importance of allowing alternative voices in mainstream discussions and media.
    • Upcoming Cosmic Summit to discuss new scientific ideas and theories.
  • Discussion on Military Wokeness and Planetary Defense Initiatives

    • Former Space Force commander discusses military's political correctness and wokeness.
    • Emphasis on need for planetary defense against asteroid impacts.
    • Concerns over censorship and control of information in society.
  • Discussion on Government Control and Individual Freedom

    • Military veterans face challenges reintegrating into society after violent experiences.
    • Legalization of cannabis reflects individuals reclaiming power from government control.
    • Concerns about rising government power and its impact on personal freedoms are voiced.

People Mentioned

Graham Hancock

Author, Researcher, Researcher, Author

James Teller

Geologist

Terrence McKenna

Philosopher, Ethnobotanist

Dennis McKenna

Researcher, Author

Rick Strassman

Scientist, Researcher

Bill Napier

Astronomer

Dr. Robert Schock

Geologist

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John Anthony West

Researcher

Giorgio de Santillana

Historian, Author

Hertha von Dechend

Historian, Author

Nikola Tesla

Electrical Engineer, Inventor

Victor Schauberger

Inventor, Naturalist

Robert Oppenheimer

Physicist

John Kennedy

President of the United States

Rupert Sheldrake

Researcher, Author

Randall

Co-discussant, Guest

Sir Fred Hoyle

Leading astronomer

Joe Rogan

Host, Comedian

Lieutenant Colonel Matt Lohmeier

Former Space Force Commander, Author

Joe

Host

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Places Mentioned

Serpent Mound

National landmark

+6 more

Cholula

Pyramid site in Mexico

Lake Agassiz

Geological Feature

St. Croix Falls

Geological Feature

Gobekli Tepe

Archaeological site

+8 more

Egypt

Country

Imperial College London

Research Institution

Bimini

Island

+9 more

Grand Bahama Banks

Geographical Region

+1 more

Nile River

Geographical Feature

Maldives

Research Laboratory

Amazon rainforest

Geographical location

+1 more

Giza Plateau

Historical site

Siberia

Geographical Location

Abu Huraira

Archaeological Site

Göbekli Tepe

Archaeological Site

Karahan Tepe

Ancient archaeological site

Derinkuyu

Ancient underground city

Kaimakli

Ancient underground city

Asheville, North Carolina

Conference location

Books Mentioned

Fingerprints of the Gods

Graham Hancock

Food of the Gods

Terrence McKenna

Immortality Key

Brian Muraresku

Supernatural: Meetings with the Ancient Teachers of Mankind

Graham Hancock

Hamlet's Mill

Giorgio de Santillana, Hertha von Dechend

Book on Wokeness in Military

Lieutenant Colonel Matt Lohmeier

Notable Quotes

"I'm really glad Netflix taken show they're going to blast worldwide audience."

Discussing the impact of the Netflix series on ancient history discussions.

"That's clever way archaeologists make sure criticism come sites."

On the banning of critics at archaeological sites.

"Younger Dryas impact hypothesis is, far, view, best explanation what's going on."

Discussing the validity of the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis.

"We're fighting recognition something really important missing."

Highlighting the need to acknowledge overlooked historical events.

"Past belongs to us. Everybody, whether they're academic or man on the street."

Discussing the ownership of historical narratives.

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