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Megalithic Marvels

Derek Olson
Nephilim
Great Pyramid Of Giza
Ancient Civilizations
Gobekli Tepe
Paracas
Ancient Apocalypse
Egyptology
Machu Picchu
Karahan Tepe
Ancient Egypt
Giants
Graham Hancock
Egypt
Stonehenge
Ancient Technology
Ufos
Megalithic Structures
Sphinx
Colossi Of Memnon
Spirit Cave Mummy

šŸ—æ Unveiling our Hidden History šŸŒ Ancient Technology & Civilizations šŸ‘‡šŸ½ Travel with me on a tour

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This episode combines two of my favorite topics when it comes to history: the discovery of ancient hidden ruins and cowboy exploration of the wild west. In this episode I read a chapter from the book "Mysteries of the Old West," that recounts a fasci... more

Across North America, enormous ancient mounds and precisely engineered geometric earthworks preserve the legacy of sophisticated Indigenous cultures—and some have also inspired enduring mysteries. In this episode, we explore these remarkable monument... more

Deep in the mountains of southern Vermont lies a region known as the Bennington Triangle—a place surrounded by eerie legends, unexplained events, and a series of mysterious disappearances. In this episode, we investigate the strange stories connected... more

Deep inside Utah’s remote canyons and basins hides some of the strangest ancient petroglyphs and pictographs on planet earth. This mysterious rock art features strange anthropomorphic figures that feature bizarre characteristics such as six fingers, ... more

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Recent Guests

Gregory L. Little
Author and researcher on Native American mound cultures and ancient trans-Atlantic connections
Independent researcher / author
Episode: Guess What Was Found Inside America’s Ancient Mounds? (rewind)
Abbie Warnock-Matthews
Explorer and landscape photographer
Utah rock art photography specialist
Episode: Utah’s Creepy Ancient Petroglyphs Nobody Can Explain (rewind)
L. A. Marzulli
Speaker and researcher focused on Nephilim, biblical prophecy, and ancient technology
Lamarrzulli.com / film series and books
Episode: Nephilim Bloodlines, Elongated Skulls & the Book of Enoch | L.A. Marzulli (rewind)
Robert Edward Grant
Author, inventor, explorer, Gaia Codex series host
Robert Edward Grant / Gaia
Episode: What This Old Map Shows About Ancient Egypt Could Rewrite History (rewind)
Luke Ald Thomas
Archaeologist mentioned as key figure in the Valeriana discovery
Tulane University (doctoral student mentioned)
Episode: He Discovered a Lost Maya City on Page 16 of Google
Michael Collins
Wandering Wolf, expedition host and researcher
Wandering Wolf Productions
Episode: Ancient Artifacts Discovered in Japan that Shouldn’t Exist | Wandering Wolf
JJ Ainsworth
Researcher, author, explorer; co-host and guest on the episode
Megalithic Research Network (as discussed)
Episode: Ancient Handbags, Out-of-Place Artifacts & Serpent Worship | Hugh Newman & JJ Ainsworth (reloaded)
Graham Hancock
Author and speaker known for exploring alternative histories of ancient civilizations
Independent author/Thinker
Episode: Graham Hancock just said 4 things that are Driving Archaeologists Mad
David O'Conner
Explorer, researcher, filmmaker of ancient landscapes
Repin Nature
Episode: Europe's Lost World: A Journey Inside Her Most Mysterious Megaliths | David O’Connor

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1.4k ratings
  • Megalithic Marvels

    I enjoy this program very much. Derek Olsen tells me about things that I will never see places that I will never be able to get to and I just enjoy the wonders of the whole thing. Definitely something I listen to every week.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bwrichardson
    United States13 days ago
  • Awesome!

    Derek is awesome his knowledge and passion for uncovering truth and considering what might be possible under the umbrella of a biblical world view are unmatched. I’ve been to Peru and Bolivia with him as well as Cambodia, and both of these trips are by far worth the money and time the sense that you get considering how small you are versus how big our world is unbelievably humbling. Completely in awe of our creator and His creation.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    keepin up with the Jones'
    United Statesa month ago
  • The best

    Up there with a few other must listen to podcasts for me. More than a podcast, Derek’s info and knowledge speaks to all and whispers to one. Awesome stuff!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Talaak
    United Statesa month ago
  • 1 of the BEST

    As a brother in Christ it’s just so fun to see all the work you are doing and all of what you’re uncovering , keep up the good work , especially the biblical part

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    From LACHLAN
    United States4 months ago
  • Very informative

    His interviews and guests are great. Before you know it you’ve listened to several episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bigmoney1985
    United States4 months ago

Listeners Say

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Guests and topics are described as credible and immersive, with high curiosity value.
Listeners enjoy concise episode lengths and travel-promoted content that complements archaeology.
Listeners praise the host's delivery and engaging questions, calling episodes informative and entertaining.
Some feedback notes distractions from ads or biblical content shifting the focus for a portion of the audience.

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#83
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#115
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#250
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Talking Points

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Nephilim Bloodlines, Elongated Skulls & the Book of Enoch | L.A. Marzulli (rewind)
Q: What is the Genesis 315 narrative and why is it central to your view of biblical history?
It is the foundational verse that sets the pattern for the seed war between the offspring of the woman and the dragon, explaining why other biblical events unfold the way they do and linking ancient genetics to prophecy.
What This Old Map Shows About Ancient Egypt Could Rewrite History (rewind)
Q: What do you want to share with us?
Grant outlines a theory that the Tower of Babel and Babylon may have originated in Egypt, on the Jed plateau near Abu Rawash, challenging conventional Mesopotamian localization and proposing a broader, energy-based interpretation of pyramids.
Timothy Alberino on Atlantis, Ancient Tech & the Nephilim
Q: There's a debate on whether Atlantis represents a real ancient city or an allegory for a Golden Age. How do you see it fitting with other ancient texts and myths?
Atlantis may be an allegory aligned with the Golden Age narratives, yet it also mirrors existing mytho-historical frameworks such as the Watchers and Nephilim. The overlap with biblical and other cultural canons suggests a shared memory of a sophisticated, ancient civilization and catastrophic events that reshaped human history.
Egyptologist Blows the Whistle on Egypt's Forbidden History | Mohamed Ibrahim
Q: What is Mohamed's timeline for Egypt and when might the pyramids have been built?
Mohamed suggests a broader, pre-dynastic timeline starting around 9000 BC, with dynastic timelines that vary in scholarly opinions but notes Manetho and Turin Papyrus place dynasties around 3500–4000 BC; he emphasizes advanced pre-dynastic cultures with high civilization indicators and multiple global references.
Graham Hancock just said 4 things that are Driving Archaeologists Mad
Q: Do these anomalies prove the existence of lost civilizations with advanced ancient technology?
The host invites opinion on whether the presented anomalies indicate advanced ancient civilizations, while Hancock provides interpretations that such evidence suggests we should reconsider the timeline and consider non-mainstream theories.

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A show focused on ancient history, archaeology, and lost civilizations, often blending travel storytelling with mystery and technology-driven discoveries. Episodes regularly feature explorations of pyramids, megastructures, and long-forgotten cultures, with a tone that's engaging, speculative, and traveler-friendly. Sponsors and destination promotions are common breaks, but the core remains curious investigations into how past technologies and myths shape our understanding of history. The format seems to attract listeners who enjoy accessible, narrative-driven history with a bias toward alternative or fringe theories, delivered in an energetic, tour-guide style.

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1. Gregory L. Little
2. Abbie Warnock-Matthews
3. L. A. Marzulli
4. Robert Edward Grant
5. Luke Ald Thomas
6. Michael Collins
7. JJ Ainsworth
8. Graham Hancock

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