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The Ethical Skeptic (Roger Cunningham) describes the golden age that comes before the flood in his timeline and argues that the Khufu pyramid shows carbonic acid erosion from a period under ocean water. He also covers the star chart he says the pyramid marks.

Full conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/gQibeCdje1A

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Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observers returns with an update on solar activity, earthquake prediction and the sun's role in cycles of catastrophe.

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From the Grimerica archives.

Fortean researcher and author Nick Redfern on his book Monster Files, the government secrets and classified documents behind some very strange creatures, and his then-upcoming For Nobody's Eyes Only. Nick is always fascinating and never afraid to stick his neck out with a well-balanced opinion.

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Randall Carlson on the Moon's mascons: dense mass concentrations sitting under the lunar maria, found when they tugged early orbiters off course. He goes through the papers on how deep and how heavy they are, why most are on the near side, and the open question of what they are.

Full conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/SWUd-K4_7c8

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Foster and Kimberly Gamble, creators of the documentary series Thrive, return with Thrive II: This Is What It Takes, exploring the solutions, technologies and social innovations that could transform our world, and the deeper truths about power, freedom and human potential.

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From the Grimerica archives.

What is ECDO? The Ethical Skeptic (Roger Cunningham) explains his Exothermic Core-Mantle Decoupling Dzhanibekov Oscillation theory from the ground up: what the Dzhanibekov effect is, the two states he says the Earth moves between, and the evidence he thinks it unifies.

Full conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/gQibeCdje1A

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Alex Tsakiris, creator and host of Skeptiko, on the battle over consciousness between the hard-core skeptics, the believers and everyone in between.

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With an intro from Red Pill Junkie.

From the Grimerica archives.

Alberta referendum, EU alignment, and U.S. color-revolution fearsThey discuss Alberta’s referendum results, what the numbers may suggest about separatism, and how ballot wording and mail-in voting could have shaped the outcome. They also explore Canada’s potential EU alignment, federal debt concerns, election-interference accusations, and alleged political destabilization in the U.S.Main topics

Jay Dyer of Jay's Analysis on his book Esoteric Hollywood: Sex, Cults and Symbols in Film, and the deep social engineering shaping our culture.

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Jay's work: jaysanalysis.com

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Gordon White of Rune Soup on his book Star.Ships: A Prehistory of the Spirits, and how badly we underestimate mythology and esoteric tradition.

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From the Grimerica archives.

Comedian Duncan Trussell, host of The Duncan Trussell Family Hour and a frequent Joe Rogan podcast guest, on the spiritual, the psychedelic and the political. Hilarious, but authentic, and he pours his life out for all to hear.

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Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert and author of Win Bigly and How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big, on the mechanics of persuasion, self-improvement, belief systems and human psychology.

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The late Stanton Friedman, nuclear physicist and the most tireless UFO lecturer of his generation, on the state of UFOlogy and how he got involved. Stanton appeared at the UN twice, provided written congressional testimony, spoke at more MUFON conferences than anyone, and would debate the hardest skeptics.

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Co-hosted with James Nation.

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Laird Scranton, author of China's Cosmological Prehistory: The Sophisticated Science Encoded in Civilization's Earliest Symbols, on the striking correlations he has found across ancient languages, cultures, symbolism and migration.

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Laird's work: lairdscranton.com

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The late Dave McGowan, author of Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon: Laurel Canyon, Covert Ops and the Dark Heart of the Hippie Dream, on the real genesis of the hippie and anti-war movement.

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From the Grimerica archives.

Paul Hellyer, Canada's former Minister of National Defence and author of The Money Mafia: A World in Crisis, on decades of government secrecy, the bankster agenda and our corrupt, debt-based financial system.

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From the Grimerica archives.

Dr. Heather Lynn is a historian, cognitive archaeologist and bestselling author who traces the occult architecture beneath modern power.

She joins Darren and Graham to talk about The H Files, the occult, and what she calls uncontrolled opposition.

Dr. Rick Strassman, author of DMT: The Spirit Molecule and DMT and the Soul of Prophecy: A New Science of Spiritual Revelation in the Hebrew Bible, on DMT, prophecy and spiritual experience.

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From the Grimerica archives.

Michael Cremo, author of Forbidden Archaeology, on the evidence that human antiquity goes back much further than we are told, what changed in 19th-century science, and the spiritual path that led him to this research.

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From the Grimerica archives.

Canadian independent science-fiction author Sean Robins has 46 published novels, including the Amazon bestseller The Crimson Deathbringer. His newest series, I, Anomaly, starts with I'm a Weapon, narrated by Jack, a combat android built as military property who becomes self-aware and refuses an order he believes is morally wrong.

Sean joins Darren and Graham to talk about the series and the questions it raises about artificial intelligence once it starts having opinions.

Former government agent turned author Walter Bosley on his writing about breakaway civilizations, possibly going back to the mid-1800s, and the secret space programs.

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Walter's blog: Empire of the Wheel

From the Grimerica archives.

Forensic geologist Scott Wolter, host of America Unearthed, on his journey from the lab to investigating ancient mysteries that have been deliberately hidden or covered up.

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From the Grimerica archives.

Brad Lail, host of The Awakened Podcast, joins us for a conversation that runs from deep spirituality to the Smith-Mundt Act, the 1948 law governing US government information programs that was rewritten in 2012 so State Department-produced media could be aimed at American audiences.

Brad's show is built around waking up to manipulation, media narratives and spiritual deception, and that's the thread here: how propaganda shapes what we think we know, what awakening actually means beyond the new-age version, and where faith fits for someone who spends his days digging into UFOs, hidden history and the unexplained.

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The Ethical Skeptic (Roger Cunningham) lays out his provisional timeline of four ECDO rotations, starting around 10,800 BCE. He explains why he thinks true polar wander happens fast, what the Epic of Gilgamesh says about the days after the flood, and why some regions would have been far more survivable than others.

Full conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/gQibeCdje1A

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Ethnopharmacologist Dennis McKenna, author of The Brotherhood of the Screaming Abyss: My Life with Terence McKenna, on growing up alongside his brother Terence and a lifetime of research and experience with psychedelics.

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From the Grimerica archives.

Erik P. Antoni is a philosopher, author and researcher in spiritual alchemy, the ancient mysteries, Hermetic wisdom, and alchemical and quantum meditation. His books include Nous Solis, Song of the Immortal Beloved, Concerto of the Rising Sun and The Alchepedia.

Erik casts humanity not as fallen but as initiated, working under a universal force he calls Alpha through patterned stages of consciousness toward the Christ Monad, or Philosopher's Stone. The aim is not to escape the world but to complete it. He joins Darren and Graham to talk about cosmic consciousness, mind, matter, body and soul, cyclical...

Biologist Rupert Sheldrake, author of The Science Delusion, on removing the cloak of dogma from science and his Campaign for Open Science.

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Rupert's work: sheldrake.org

From the Grimerica archives. Originally recorded July 2014.

Fresh from a week in New York's Finger Lakes, Randall Carlson compares Niagara Falls with the dry cataracts and gorge at Letchworth. He explains how a shallow sheet flood crosses a threshold and starts cutting a canyon, and why he puts these features on the same scale as the coulees of the Pacific Northwest.

Full conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/uxKk5rFgf58

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Paranormal author and researcher Jeff Belanger joins us to talk about the new edition of his book The World's Most Haunted Places, just in time for Halloween season.

We get into why interest in ghosts spikes whenever the world is in turmoil, from the Spiritualist movement and the Civil War to today, how paranormal TV actually gets made and what it did for the field, and the mystery-writing trick that explains how every ghost story works. Jeff shares reports of ghosts in the White House, including Lincoln, gathered from presidential libraries, haunted theatres where former employees never...

Christopher Knowles of The Secret Sun blog, one of the key voices in synchromysticism, in a long, uninterrupted conversation about his first "fiction" book, He Will Live Up in the Sky, and the symbols hiding in plain sight.

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Chris's blog: secretsun.blogspot.com

From the Grimerica archives. Originally recorded December 2019.

The late John Anthony West, the rogue Egyptologist, scholar, author and longtime Egypt tour leader, on all things Egypt: why that ancient land matters so much, what it's like on the ground there, and a society that still refuses to consider possibilities outside the current paradigm.

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From the Grimerica archives. Originally recorded January 2016.

Ray Deptula, a retired Navy helicopter pilot and political-military officer, joins us to talk about his two-book historical saga Those Damn Yankees: A Dog Before a Soldier and Can't Find My Way Home.

Ray tells the American Revolution from the other side. His hero Jack is a desperate young Englishman who joins the British Army and lands in Boston in 1774, just as things are about to blow. We get into why Ray sees the Revolution as Britain's Vietnam, a war they fumbled away through bad strategy and worse politics, what his time at the US Naval War...

Author and researcher Joseph P. Farrell brings some high-octane speculation in a long, uninterrupted conversation that runs from Antarctica, past and present, to the very high-level connections between NASA and the postwar Nazis in Argentina.

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Joseph's work: gizadeathstar.com

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Geologist Dr. Robert Schoch, the Boston University scientist who first challenged the mainstream dating of the Great Sphinx, on Gunung Padang, the mysterious megalithic site in Indonesia, and his case that solar outbursts played a role in wiping out early civilization.

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Robert's work: robertschoch.com

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Ancient coin dealer Dean Kinzer of Kinzer Coins joins us to talk about 2,500 years of history you can hold in your hand. Dean grew up in a serious collector's household, and while settling his late father's estate he found a tray of Shekels of Tyre that changed his life.

We get into how coinage began in Ionia with electrum and Croesus, why Greek city-states treated their coins like works of art, and how Rome debased the denarius down to zero silver in about 60 years, with inflation you can trace coin by coin. Dean tells the story of...

Randall Carlson is a master builder, architectural designer, geometrician, geomythologist and renegade scholar with four decades of research into the interface between ancient mysteries and modern science. He is also a 30-year Freemason and Past Master of one of the oldest and largest lodges in Georgia.In this episode:- The connection between the Platonic solids, time and our solar system- How sacred geometry is encoded in ancient megalithic structures- The drastic changes the Earth has been through in just the last 12,000 years- How old, and how advanced, ancient humans may really have been- Randall's Cosmic Patterns and Cycles...

A trip to upstate New York turns into a forensic investigation. Darren and Randall Carlson ask why Niagara Falls, Letchworth Gorge, Watkins Glen and the Finger Lakes look so much like the flood-scarred terrain of the Channeled Scablands, and what that says about how much water once moved across North America.In this episode:- Niagara Falls versus Dry Falls, and what ancient flood discharge rates really looked like- Why the Finger Lakes radiate toward Lake Ontario, and what the Valley Heads Moraine marks- Letchworth Gorge and Devil's Canyon as breached spillways- Drumlins, giant current ripples, water gaps and...

Graham Hancock, author of Fingerprints of the Gods, Magicians of the Gods and America Before, on the case for a global culture that thrived during the last Ice Age and was wiped out by the Younger Dryas cataclysm.In this episode:- The Younger Dryas impact and what it erased- The geometric earthworks hidden under the Amazon- The Mound Builders of North America- The Denisovans- What it takes to break a scientific paradigmGraham's books, talks and events: http://grahamhancock.com/From the Grimerica archives. Originally recorded April 2019.

Independent Journalist. Content Creator. Independent Reporting To create more awareness about the homeless issues, mental health and addiction issues, and the misinformation about the people that live in their addiction.Support: http://drewcouver.com/donate.phphttps://www.drewcouver.com/https://x.com/DrewCouver56Drew Coover on Vancouver’s addiction crisis, NGOs, and the fight over harm reductionThis episode follows Drew Coover, an independent journalist documenting homelessness, addiction, mental health, and street-level drug use across Vancouver and beyond. Graham and Darren press him on what he is seeing on the ground, and the conversation widens into treatment policy, organized crime, NG...

Discussing Canada’s fast-moving “investment summit” and what they see as the potential sell-off of Canadian infrastructure, airports, and public assets. They connect the story to a larger struggle involving Trump, Carney, the EU, China, and the broader battle between national sovereignty and globalist power blocs.They also discuss the AI doomerism debate, arguing that fear around AI may be part of a wider political and industrial conflict. Later, the conversation turns to City of London theories, European history, Trump’s ancestry, and the possibility of funding a proposed $5,000 dividend through sovereign wealth and U.S. assets.Key topics