
Was Earth really visited by mysterious extraterrestrial travelers thousands of years ago as many proponents of ”ancient astronaut theory” believe? What are the hidden secrets and mysteries behind ancient monuments and forgotten civilizations? Every week, historian Tristan Johnson and regular human person Scott Niswander dive through the archives to learn about the fascinating histories of ancient ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 161 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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David Jacobs spent his retirement from teaching history at Temple University convinced that alien-human hybrids he calls hubrids are quietly moving into apartments in Philadelphia, taking jobs, and waiting for a signal to enslave the planet. The catc... more
Somewhere in the deep lore of alien abduction, past the gray guys who run the equipment, sits a manager. Six to nine feet of praying mantis, purple robe for rank, telepathic, standing at the head of the table while the drones do the wet work. It rega... more
In 1980, a mysterious stranger named R.C. Christian spent the equivalent of $200,000 to erect 19-foot-tall, 119-ton granite monuments in rural Georgia. Ancient Aliens wants you to believe the "Georgia Guidestones" are an extraterrestrial warning to k... more
Ancient Aliens wants you to believe Nikola Tesla was an alien conduit whose secret death ray was buried by the FBI. The actual story: the "vault" they seized in 1943 contained a Wheatstone bridge, which was the 1940s version of a multimeter you could... more
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as it turns out, you can't even rate a podcast at all without at least assigning one full star. which means you didn't technically earn that one, it's a compulsory star. that star don't count. everybody gets that one. which means i'm technically GIVING this podcast--as the fully-independent reflection of my own enjoyment--four stars. the maximum rating 💯
joking aside, no one is fully immune to propoganda and/or whackadoo sh•t like Ancient Aliens. in a world where misinfo and even knowingly-mal... more
I found this podcast when a host on another podcast mentioned that her partner hosted a podcast debunking Ancient Aliens. I couldn’t find that podcast, but I did find this one, and I loved it.
I eventually found the other podcast as well, but it turned out not to be as good as Probably Not Aliens.
It’s a bit of a roundabout way to find a new podcast, but I strongly recommend Probably Not Aliens.
Four stars (in spirit)!
Now more than ever it’s important to be honest about what we know and do not know, and to not fill in the gaps with nonsense unless that nonsense is a humorous bit. (Keep those bits coming!) My favorite word to pronounce is prestidigitation.
Step back and Sync, Nerd
Probably not aliens
Vibe is super chill
Couldn't be happier this podcast exists. Tristan and Scott present critical thinking in a fact rich and funny-as-all-hell way. They show that being smart and informed is actually the preferable way to be no matter what our current meat and cyber spaces keep insisting.
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This show consistently debunks fringe claims around ancient mysteries by pairing rigorous history and archaeology with accessible explanations. Hosts challenge mythic narratives popularized by sensational media, while highlighting how real historical periods, collaborative knowledge, and craftspersonship contributed to monumental achievements. Episodes often feature guest experts to provide scholarly perspectives, ensuring debates stay grounded in evidence and context. Noteworthy is a balanced, humor-infused approach that makes complex topics approachable for curious listeners who value critical thinking and reliable history.
A standout aspect is the regular emphasis on media literacy and the social dynamics that sustain misinformation, fr... more
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