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 | 135 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Join Scott and Tristan for a chaotic post-season Q&A where they tackle everything from their favourite fictional aliens to conspiracy theories they almost believed. Get ready for tangents into video games, surprising revelations about research rabbit... more
Let's explore the bizarre world of the Montauk Project, where recovered memories meet Cold War paranoia to create one of America's wildest conspiracy theories. We explore how a decommissioned military base somehow became ground zero for alleged gover... more
In late 2024, New Jersey became the epicenter of a nationwide panic when mysterious large drones started appearing over military installations, power lines, and even Trump's golf course. From the Morris County sightings to the Coast Guard's encounter... more
Scott and Tristan melt down Ancient Aliens' claims about Scotland's mysterious vitrified forts. Through terrible Scottish accents and unexpected detours into modern battery technology, they explore how Iron Age Scots used sophisticated fire managemen... 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 intersection of history and modern conspiracy theories, this podcast offers a captivating look at ancient civilizations while providing critical analysis of popular narratives, particularly those propagated by shows like "Ancient Aliens." Each episode combines humor, historical inquiry, and insightful critiques to debunk myths surrounding ancient achievements and their supposed extraterrestrial origins. The engaging discussions cover a variety of intriguing topics, from advanced technologies in ancient societies to mythological tales and societal beliefs that have shaped our understanding of history.
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