
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 | 141 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Ancient Aliens loves to portray angels not as divine messengers, but as heavenly soldiers armed with advanced weaponry, turning biblical stories into "battle reports" of alien soldiers. But this isn't just a weird sci-fi twist; it taps into a much ol... more
You've seen it on TikTok: a wild theory connecting a sacred mountain in the Middle East, fallen angels, the Roswell crash, and the number 33. Welcome to the Mount Hermon conspiracy, the belief that a supernatural coordinate system, the 33rd parallel,... more
Ancient Aliens claims that myths about divine "Watchers" from the Anunnaki to the Eye of Horus are actually cultural memories of extraterrestrial surveillance systems. But what if the truth is far more terrestrial and much more insidious? Tristan ar... more
After an 11-month hiatus that felt like a biblical epoch, Tristan and Scott are back to ask the tough questions, like "Do you remember the name of our own podcast?" and "Do Christians actually believe in angels?". The answer, according to Ancient Ali... more
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Gotta love the bravery of a couple of "leftists" that will take a bold stance that genocides that happened in the past are bad, but then will talk about a show and dance around how one of the stars (actually 2) actively and enthusiastically supports a fascist, genocidal, apartheid state that is actively committing genocide right now, but then wouldn't even say his name or why he is horrible, and quickly changed the subject. So brave.
Excellent podcast,
Thank you for sharing your research, insights and knowledge about the world of paranormal becoming the normal.
Fun, easy to listen to, and really great points about why debunking silly alien claims really matters
This is my comfort podcast. Which is a testament to the presentation style of Tristan and Scott, because they can sometimes get into some very heavy subjects, and there’s even a section of the show named “The Part Where Tristan Makes You Sad”. It’s a good time. Learning is fun, dunking on the history channel is fun.
They asked for 4-star reviews and that was a mistake. they aren't asking for that anymore. I enjoyed Ancient Aliens as a kid. I thought it was fascinating and believed most of it. I knew it was full of varying degrees of speculation, but I had no idea just how bad it was upon revisiting it as an adult through this podcast! Thanks for the entertaining and informative analysis and for bringing on QUALIFIED experts guys.
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Exploring the allure of ancient astronaut theories and the hidden truths behind ancient civilizations, this podcast offers engaging discussions that aim to educate while entertaining. The hosts present thorough historical analyses, debunking popular misconceptions and myths propagated by mainstream media, particularly the sensational claims found in shows like Ancient Aliens. Unique to this podcast is its blend of humor and seriousness, allowing for a thoughtful yet accessible conversation around topics such as conspiracy theories, historical advancements, and cultural understanding. Listeners can expect to learn about pivotal moments in history that often get overshadowed by fanciful notions of extraterrestrial intervention.
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