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Megalithic Marvels

Derek Olson
Nephilim
Great Pyramid Of Giza
Ancient Civilizations
Ancient Apocalypse
Gobekli Tepe
Egyptology
Paracas
Machu Picchu
Karahan Tepe
Ancient Egypt
Giants
Graham Hancock
Egypt
Ancient Technology
Ufos
Megalithic Structures
Stonehenge
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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In this episode we cover three intriguing topics: 1.) The mysterious origins of the colossal ancient city of Teotihuacan in present day Mexico.2.) A very strange skeleton discovered in a New Mexico grave in 1902, as documented by the New York Times.3... more

The Antikythera Mechanism has been called the world's first analog computer—but who built it, and how was such astonishing technology created more than 2,000 years ago? In this episode, we explore the remarkable discovery of this ancient device, how ... more

What happens when a four-thousand-year-old Sumerian tablet describes a flood survivor whose story sounds strangely familiar to readers of Genesis? What do we make of an Aztec tower built from hundreds of human skulls beneath modern Mexico City? Why w... more

From Genesis and the Book of Enoch to Greek mythology and the hybrid gods of Egypt and Mesopotamia, ancient cultures repeatedly described a forgotten age when powerful nonhuman beings interacted with mankind and produced extraordinary offspring. Were... more

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Recent Guests

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
Gary Wayne
Author of Genesis 6 Conspiracy books; expert in biblical history, prophecy, mythology, and secret societies
Genesis 6 Conspiracy
Episode: Babel, Nephilim Bloodlines & Alien Disclosure | Gary Wayne
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)
Mohamed Ibrahim
Egyptologist and author; tour guide
Sabah Tours / Megalithic Marvels
Episode: Egyptologist Blows the Whistle on Egypt's Forbidden History | Mohamed Ibrahim
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
Jim Vieira
Author and researcher focused on giants, polydactyly, and ancient megaliths
Author of Footprints of the Gods, Extra Digits and the Mark of Giants; co-author of Giants on Record and other titles
Episode: The Truth About Ancient Giants & the Smithsonian | Jim Vieira
Maria Wheatley
Author of The Secrets of Stonehenge, Ancestral Mysteries and Lost Civilizations; researcher into Stonehenge and related sites
Self-published researcher / Author
Episode: Healing Frequencies of Stonehenge & the Long Skulled Hybrids Who Built It / Maria Wheatley
Trevor Grossi
Researcher connected to discussions of Giza and the Dream Stele
Exploration/Alternative History Community
Episode: Second Sphinx Discovered Under Giza?

Host

Derek Olson
Host and interviewer; guides episodes, connects guests to broader megalithic themes; often presents field-based perspectives.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1.4k ratings
  • 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 States2 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 States3 months ago
  • GREAT WORK!

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Megalithic marvels
    United States3 months ago
  • Information is good music is not

    Listened

    To the latest podcast . The music is a

    Little distracting and not sure why it’s played all

    The way through .

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    jazzy956
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • What is up with you?

    I’m surprised you taking people and their money to is real? Who side are you on? Are you secret spy meaning Is you a trade-r?

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    zuluhotel.com
    Canadaa year ago

Listeners Say

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The show is seen as a go-to for fans of fringe archaeology and travel-driven history.
Listeners praise the host's engaging delivery and the show's breadth of topics.
Guests are often described as knowledgeable and provocative, offering fresh angles on ancient mysteries.
Promotional segments are noted, but generally do not overshadow content; some listeners wish for less religious focus in a few episodes.
Reviewers value the practical insights from field explorations and site-specific discussions.

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Apple Podcasts
#178
United States/History
Apple Podcasts
#84
Japan/History
Apple Podcasts
#157
South Africa/History
Apple Podcasts
#161
Finland/History
Apple Podcasts
#211
Poland/History

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

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.
The Book of Enoch, Entities & the Dark Side of the Golden Age | Derek Gilbert (reloaded)
Q: Can you give us a 30,000-foot view of Genesis 6 and its connection to the Book of Enoch?
The host asks for a broad foundation; Gilbert explains that scholars view Genesis 6 as describing a clear interaction between divine beings and humans, which the Book of Enoch expands into a detailed account of the Watchers and the Nephilim, tying it to broader Near Eastern mythology.
Europe's Lost World: A Journey Inside Her Most Mysterious Megaliths | David O’Connor
Q: How did you get into Megaliths and what's your background with these sites?
David shares a journey from Scotland to Portugal, moving from urban life to nature-infused exploration, which sparked his obsession with Megaliths and led to his earth-centric framework and Repin Nature platform.

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A popular show exploring ancient civilizations, megastructures, and advanced early tech with a penchant for fringe archaeology and Soma-like travel narratives. Episodes thread together site visits, expert interviews, and provocative theories about Stonehenge, Giza, Liangzhu, Peru, and other ancient landscapes, often connecting engineering prowess to broad historical narratives. Listeners can expect a fast-paced host-led style, frequent guest experts, and promotional segments for tours and related offerings. A standout trait is the blend of field exploration with controversial or alternative histories, appealing to curious minds who enjoy visualizations of ancient engineering and bold hypotheses about our past.

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