
Two brothers explore the mysteries of the ages, the ancients, and the modern day.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 387 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryPhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

New book report! Having done reports on Chris Dunn's other books, "Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt" and "The Giza Power Plant", we have been wanting to do a full snakebros style report on his most recent book, "Giza: The Tesla Connection" since it... more
After a long 2026 harvest season at the vineyard, we are back with a live show where we start off by describing a bit about the winemaking process and what it's like in our brand new state of the art facility.
We then move on to our favorite topic,... more
This was a fun conversation with Ben from UnchartedX! We discuss the current state of the research into the evidence for a technological lost civilization in the ancient past, how the research is expected to move forward in the future, and what it wo... more
Is it possible that some mythological creatures that ancient people spoke of were inspired by the fossil bones of extinct animals? Leah, one of our discord members, joins us to talk about an interesting theory that the mythological Griffin may have h... more
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This used to be my favorite podcast. I honestly have listened to most of their library 3 times, up until they changed a year or two ago. I would bypass all others to listen to their latest episodes. They used to have grand discussions about ideas from physics to ancient mysteries. I miss it.
Now all they seem to do is narate videos they are playing that they recorded. They will spend hours point out various stones, episode after episode. As someone that mainly listens, it is extremely boring. I... more
You were good at first. Then you continue to to talk about same things again and again. You were interesting, then let lack of perspective guide you. Small world, cart ruts? Best you can do?
Say it with me guys ⦠megafauna⦠there are no roads because how do you coexist on the continents with mastodons. How do you build ANYTHING on the continents with 500 million megafauna???? No one thinks thru the way we would have lived if there were 100 million humans and 500 million to 1 billion megafauna???
The bros come off as homeschooled dorks who laugh at jokes that are not even funny
Left a review a year ago and they deleted it.
These dudes are LAZY GRIFTERS. They put out an episode every 2-3 months, but claim in their most-recent episode to be ramping-up to do this āfull-timeā?!? What?!? You donāy even do this part-time anymore! You are lazy boozers who canāt be bothered to do anything except get drunk, take paid-trips funded by your patrons, and talk about āah man dude bro we should totally do full videos!!!ā. Youāre the epitome of time-wasting try-hards. You talk and tal... more
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Two brothers host long-form conversations about ancient civilizations, archaeology, geology, and related mysteries, blending field notes, guest insights, and humorous banter. Recent episodes emphasize ancient monuments, megafauna, lost technologies, and speculative theories about Egypt, Gobekli Tepe, cart ruts, pyramids, and planetary cycles, often featuring specialists who bring scientific context or on-site experiences. The show stands out for its approachable yet erudite discussions, willingness to test ideas against evidence, and a vibrant community that engages with audience input, drone footage, and field trip anecdotes.
Potential listeners who enjoy interdisciplinary exploration of history, archaeology, and fringe scienceādelivered ... more
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Recent guests on Brothers of the Serpent include:
1. Ben from UnchartedX
2. Leah Clayne
3. Randall Carlson
4. Adam Young
5. Professor Shy
6. Jason Quitt
7. Filipo Biondi
8. Armando Mei
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