
Welcome to The Cosmic Tusk, hosted by George Howard. This is a podcast where we uncover the mysteries of ancient cultures and delve deep into the wisdom of old.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 55 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

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A history- and archaeology-focused show that explores ancient cultures, extraordinary sites, and controversial theories with a blend of rigorous research and provocative questions. Listeners can expect long-form conversations about archaeology, geology, and early civilizations, often touching on fringe ideas and method critiques, but anchored by careful sourcing and a curiosity-led host. Noteworthy is the recurring emphasis on multidisciplinary approaches, fieldwork anecdotes, and a willingness to entertain bold hypotheses while acknowledging ongoing debate. The format tends to attract serious enthusiasts as well as professionals in related fields who enjoy deep dives and thoughtful skepticism.
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Recent guests on The Cosmic Tusk include:
1. Ricardo Calvario
2. William Henry
3. Matthew La Croix
4. Jim Haslam
5. Francis Thackeray
6. Ashton Forbes
7. Ian Evans
8. Chris Cottrell
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