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Graham Hancock & Randall Carlson

Guest: Graham Hancock

Guest: Randall Carlson

Date: 2015-11-19 | Duration: 3h 5m

Category: Science, Paranormal & Conspiracy

Episode Overview

Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson explore the evidence for a cataclysmic event around 12,800 years ago that dramatically reshaped human history and the Earth’s geology. They discuss the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis, presenting geological and archaeological data such as melt glass, carbon spherules, and widespread flooding that challenge mainstream timelines. Randall shares vivid descriptions of massive floods in North America, including the Missoula Floods, illustrating the scale of ancient natural disasters. Both emphasize how these events likely wiped out advanced prehistoric civilizations, leaving behind enigmatic sites like Göbekli Tepe, which defy conventional archaeological explanations due to their age and sophistication. The conversation also delves into ancient knowledge systems, including the precise astronomical alignments encoded in megalithic structures and calendars, revealing a deep understanding of cosmic cycles. Hancock and Carlson highlight the resistance faced by researchers who challenge orthodox views, noting how new evidence is often dismissed or ignored. They touch on the role of psychedelics in ancient cultures and the symbolic language embedded in myths and rituals, suggesting a lost continuity of wisdom. The episode closes with reflections on humanity’s vulnerability to cosmic threats and the importance of revisiting our past to better prepare for the future.

About Graham Hancock

Graham Hancock is a renowned English author and journalist, best known for his provocative exploration of ancient civilizations and historical mysteries. His seminal works, including "Fingerprints of the Gods" and "Entangled," challenge conventional archaeological narratives and propose alternative theories about humanity's past, particularly the existence of advanced prehistoric cultures. With a career spanning over three decades, Hancock has captivated audiences worldwide with his compelling storytelling and investigative approach, making him a prominent figure in the realms of alternative history and archaeology. His engaging appearances, including on the Joe Rogan Experience, further amplify his insights into the lost knowledge of ancient societies and the potential implications for our understanding of human history.

About Randall Carlson

Randall Carlson is a renowned architectural designer, master builder, and geomythologist, celebrated for his unique blend of art, science, and ancient wisdom. With a deep understanding of geometry and its applications in both natural and built environments, he has contributed to various educational initiatives, exploring the intersections of mythology and geology. As a geological explorer, Carlson captivates audiences with his insights into Earth's history and the cataclysmic events that have shaped our planet, making him a sought-after speaker and a fascinating presence in the realms of alternative history and ancient civilizations. His appearances, including a memorable episode on the Joe Rogan Experience, showcase his passion for unraveling the mysteries of our past and their relevance to contemporary society.

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Transcript Excerpt

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