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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 228 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

The Inca Empire remains one of the most fascinating civilizations of the ancient world—but its origins may be even more mysterious than its rise to power. In this episode, we explore the legends of Viracocha, enigmatic elongated skulls, feathered-ser... more
What secrets lie behind the mysterious Nephilim bloodlines described in ancient texts? In this episode, we explore the Book of Enoch, the Watchers, the origins of the Nephilim, and the fascinating mystery of elongated skulls discovered across the anc... more
Ancient history just got stranger. Archaeologists have uncovered evidence of a mysterious forgotten Roman goddess, a possible human ritual offering beneath an ancient pyramid in Peru, new clues that may reveal the location of the lost Egyptian city o... more
In this exclusive rewind interview, I am joined by author, inventor, explorer, historian, CEO, polymath and host of Gaia’s “Codex” series Robert Edward Grant. Based off his ground-breaking research of a little-known medieval map, as well as his explo... more
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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
His interviews and guests are great. Before you know it you’ve listened to several episodes.
As a brother in Christ,I love your content and I’m so excited for your next episode it’s so inspiring and just fun to listen to
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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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