"Mapping The World Long Before Us" - Graham Hancock on Atlantis, Pyramids & Lost Civilizations | 490

[@Handle3636]

When I see Graham on any podcast must listen

[@ucantbevan1]

I was going to comment the same thing lol.

[@RamblingRodeo]

He is doing the rounds, his new show second season 2 coming up, i just saw him on Rogan, almost 3hrs

[@johnsondoeboy2772]

Pathetic

[@wyrdadventures]

Absolutely! Provides information to allow deep thinking!

[@Axiomatic75]

Yeah, there are a few people I'll never get tired of listening to. For me it's also Joscha Bach and Paul Stamets, to name just two.

[@thomasrainbow]

Graham is one of my favorite guests on any podcast ever! So glad you will have him back on with Randall for a 4hr podcast!

[@sergokhechuashvili3783]

Trump said he will make Graham s head of archeology

[@staninjapan07]

@@sergokhechuashvili3783 I would piss my pants with laughter at that.

[@GreenbayFudgepackers]

Michael Shermer would start buffering

[@richardnokes6752]

​@@sergokhechuashvili3783HOPE THAT IS TRUE!!!

[@IronArtists]

​@@staninjapan07Nothing funny about it. Close your school books 📚 little one😅

[@jennywhummel7365]

President Trump AND Graham Hancock in the same week and it's not even Christmas yet! Thank you PBD!

[@samanthaw2404]

Came here to say this! The lineup is on fire! 🔥

[@iugerm]

Same thought 😊

[@glycerinrecords]

Hell yes brother. I agree. Fantastic

[@user-bl6ne3hc6n]

Ya he's on FIRE, who next JESUS,😊😊

[@droneflyer5065]

I agree! Loved the Trump interview! And now Graham Hancock! Yes, it’s Christmas early…….Both are truth tellers, rule breakers, and leaders. Because of that, they are both hated by the status quo gatekeepers! Love both of them!

[@jonny2times185]

Grahams making his podcast rounds, my favorite time of year

[@claudiarocha4262]

Why though? What’s new?

[@fucuszullanti7877]

Same shit every podcast

[@armadillo9961]

@@claudiarocha4262 amazons being scanned via lidar is new

[@robertwaller2983]

He’s my Santa Claus

[@henriklindberg1646]

@@claudiarocha4262 new season of his show

[@mondomacabromajor5731]

Listening to Graham Hancock never gets boring - his alternative take on ancient history is miles ahead of the mainstream archaeology academics. They need to keep up.

[@StariDido]

@@mondomacabromajor5731 its because ur a deceived tool

[@WhiteRhino.]

He's literally a journalist. Flint fucking demolished his "Forgotten Civilization" theory Graham is just JAQ'in off all the time

[@Grd77]

You should go listen to a real archeologist then

[@matjusz8985]

Bro knows his stuff

[@StariDido]

@@matjusz8985 he's a deceiver u village idiot

[@rcruz401]

That man is making the rounds. I recently heard him on Rogan, Lex, and now here with PDB. I find him fascinating 🙏🏾

[@PeteReinert]

Today I listened to his Rogan episode, then on Modern Wisdom, now this!

[@carnivore_kate]

Always grateful for content with Graham!!!

[@elizabethnadler4876]

Graham Hancock is so interesting to listen to. His books too .. enjoyed this

[@aodigital9421]

You can “listen” to his audiobooks stop trying to be a pick-me “know-it-all”. We get it you’re special.

[@Sparky-220]

😂😂you all right? Feel better​@aodigital9421

[@Jokesonyou123]

@@aodigital9421so hatful for no reason wtf go outside little man

[@PapeySapote]

@@aodigital9421what are you even talking about? Weird comment, kid.

[@Crazy_Terryy]

He narrates his own audiobooks as well

[@Benjamin-Opi]

A few years back I had no interest whatsoever in history until I listened to Graham Hancock.This world is quite interesting in so many ways.Only the Truth in the end will prevail.

[@brooksjtshragg5042]

🙏🏽

[@Bonbob626]

Brother....its intentional. They make history boring so we don't want to dwelve into the really interesting and fascinating realities of our history. It's a tool for them maintaining control...

[@Benjamin-Opi]

@@Bonbob626 Never really thought about that but does make scence thanks for the insight bro.

[@johnsondoeboy2772]

Opposite for me

[@TheRevanchists]

I would recommend listening to Dan Carlin's "Hardcore History" podcasts. Very few make history as compelling as him

[@naitaihjunlewis4274]

PBD going on a run for the fourth quarter.. love it

[@SussyB1]

In my opinion Graham is a modern sage and a true wellspring of genuine information. Excellent pod PBD 👍👍

[@johnsondoeboy2772]

😂😂😂😂 Hilarious

[@csfischer007]

😂 Please don’t compare him to a sage. He’s a great entertainer with some interesting theories… that’s all. He has absolutely no education on these subjects besides books he’s studied in order to write and sell books.

[@RobertCCarreiro]

I enjoy Graham Hancock's insights on ancient civilizations and the idea of lost knowledge. His research is consistently fascinating and truly mind-blowing.

[@mikeyg1776]

Flint Dibble is pounding some rock with anger after this kind of week for Graham

[@sergiootero5904]

LMAO Flint!!!

[@AdamJamesCook]

Dint Flibble be flibbling

[@Grd77]

Well flint dibble already owns this old clown so I doubt he cares

[@JacobSupertramp]

Yeah these high-paid podcasters need to stop giving Graham a platform if they won’t give actual credentialed archeologists a platform as well.. suppressing the opposition IS Fascism. he preyed on your fear of the government and your distrust for academia. We all were here because at one point because we believed Graham, not me anymore though. Tighten up.

[@terryb0i]

Lol that dude Flint lost all credibility

[@merto32]

Graham H is a legend. He is literally showing the world the truth about the past on planet earth. There is no question a civilisation lived in ancient times with advanced technology. You cannot build 'the pyramids' so perfect and the sphinx without a different technology. They are much older than we have been told. There are many other 'ancient' sites on planet Earth that Graham talks about as well both on land and under the oceans that cannot be explained!

[@Wisewizardman-ee4rp]

Why is it hard for you to believe that ancient people were intelligent, bored and hardworking

[@jlo8775]

@@Wisewizardman-ee4rp Because even with today’s engineering knowledge, replicating it without the use of advanced machinery would be impossible.

[@joeyyhc3883]

Been listening to Graham since his first appearance on Rogan years & years a go. No matter how many times I listen to pretty much the same stories it never gets old lol. God bless you Graham & God bless PBD for all your work

[@venuspz570]

I find this podcast more valuable than my university history classes.

[@DesertFox1985]

Dayum gets a refund man

[@MK-cy4fh]

It isn't

[@GloriaPacion-p4j]

Indeed you are absolutely right for saying so

[@lskdkdkalslw]

So glad to see Graham Hancock here. Thank you!

[@droneflyer5065]

Love, love, love Graham Hancock. Thank you for having him on!❤😂🎉

[@johnhopkinson4054]

The irony is the established archaeologists and scientists have dismissed the curiosity and unknown which Graham pursues and in that respect they have truly lost the meaning of what it is to be a scientist..The state of this world smh

[@ChromeDudes]

this is an absolutely retarded statement

[@mandygershon8603]

Bingo.

[@kristalzoss6616]

Totally agree, but they are funded by governments usually to not pursue truth.

[@ryanisacuc8381]

All our institutions are failing the public

[@csfischer007]

The comment I originally replied to was edited but I want to leave my own comment even if no longer in response to the comment above. ************************************ Lol, that’s exactly how science works. Until you have more scientists confirming Graham or evidence to support his THEORIES, he is just a lone “scientist” (I’m being gracious) with some grand theories based on VERY large, subjective leaps between vague unknowns in science. He’s very interesting and has some great theories that should definitely be entertained, but please don’t do think he is the subject matter expert on these topics.

[@kokuz0512]

I’ve listened to this guy from Netflix to Joe Rogan to lex and now this. He always says something new and interesting. Love this guy

[@Atom-Phyr]

Wonderful guest. Graham Hancock is a treasure. Kudos

[@boltingskyline5234]

I love the way in which Graham said, "Yes, Flint Dribble is a very intelligent, smart, guy". He said it in such a way as to not give away his true feelings, as Graham is a true gentleman. Class is the word.

[@SirLeDoux]

Especially because anyone who watched that interview would say otherwise about him….and he’s got a thing with his daddy. Lol

[@DoctorGorbon]

Hancock slights him and archeology in the other podcasts and Hancock comes off as thin skinned

[@maccy_76_41]

@@DoctorGorbonof course he’s thin skinned he’s in his 70’s, duh.

[@PanPeter-e2s]

I think that thin skinned is an invention of sociopaths that like to put down people who don't tolerate liars, sociopaths, bullshitters, hipocrites and idiots.

[@airvidcinematic1363]

He's about to launch 2nd season of Netflix show, showing class is essential, he's smart guy. Very Impressed about how he handled it, showed alot of respect to the Egyptians too, he's making a play to get unbanned from Egypt guaranteed. Good for him, would love to see that.

[@b-rare]

I took a geography maps class in university and the old maps also had the ocean depths measured before we had sonar . My prof didn’t have an answer as to how they did this no body knows, but once we were able to measure the depths , we found the old maps were accurate with their measurements .

[@kathymelko5297]

Fascinating!!

[@kathymelko5297]

Very large island aka continent?

[@MMAMG1]

Right or wrong, the fact he's out there trying to find a different spin on our history is great as criticism and theories has got humanity this far. We have all kinds of crazy content today, I think his work should be within the realm of understandable.

[@bkkjbradley]

I loved the first season of Graham's show. I didn't know there was going to be a season 2. So excited to watch!

[@ilike2watch66]

It’s been out for a week. Fun watch. Hope he gets a third season because he wants the entire season to be on Egypt. With a lot just on the great pyramid. So hopefully it gets a lot of views and thumbs up on Netflix.

[@Demy1970]

Where is his show broadcast?

[@warriorway2570]

Yep,watched season 2 other day. All 6 episodes in a day. Keanu Reeves was a brief guest as well

[@warriorway2570]

@@Demy1970Netflix

[@PapeySapote]

@@Demy1970 Netflix

[@chrishutch2387]

Surprised us with Randall Carlson, and now his sidekick Graham Hancock… PBD is smashing the guests RN.

[@jhawkk2004]

I would have thought Randall was the Robin to Graham's Batman.

[@freshyp460]

Pause..

[@Adam-gy3tw]

The host sucks though. Clearly the mind goggling things Hancock mentions completely go over his head

[@juicynugget]

Lol PBD is pretty good, but he is a curious businessman primarily@@Adam-gy3tw

[@RoyBasal]

My father grew up in Egypt 🇪🇬 born in 1946. He told me he climbed the largest pyramid at least 20 times and he saw people fall off and die. As a child we went to Egypt and I tried to climb them at 10 years old in 1994. When I got up to the 3rd level a solider pointed his rifle at me and told me to get down in Arabic. Just turned 40 years old today and never forgot it. Happy birthday PBD, I’m your birthday twin! Love your podcast!

[@akingaard3535]

did you climb it yet c'mon man

[@ckhaira]

I love the variety of guests you have on and the honest dialogue with them. Thank you PBD!

[@jmase19]

3rd Graham Hancock podcast in 3 days, I’m here for it, great way to start the weekend, FriYay!

[@boysrus61]

I know that I am a grandma from Idaho, BUT, I find your conversations about these types of topics absolutely fascinating. I have only a hair on a spider's leg amount of knowledge about antiquities and time, and math and constellations, but everything inside me knows that there is something to all of this. You know when you have that word on the tip of your tongue and you just can't bring it out? That is where I feel we are with so much science. We are scratching at the service and about to open the Queen's chamber (see what I did there, huh) to so much more. Really great show today.

[@dukeman7239]

Pat I have to say... You always ask the top notch questions brother... Keep up the quality interview content

[@jakubgadzala7474]

for laics 😂

[@frankmossa6445]

I wholeheartedly respect and appreciate humans alike Graham Carlson, Billy Carson. Their knowledge and intelligence must be recognized!

[@StelleenBlack]

Hancock creates curiosity, and that is a good thing. Stay curious, people.

[@whoyounome]

I'd like to see Graham do a public interview with Billy Carson. Their knowledge together would be a FORCE!

[@Fidelista23]

There is one.

[@whoyounome]

@Fidelista23 OK, where is it?

[@Ferni3d]

They’ve been on the same panel together with other guest but I would like to see them one and one they both know what happened

[@whoyounome]

@Ferni3d oh well that's not what the person above is suggesting. What panel were they on together?

[@Ferni3d]

@@whoyounome might of been on Gaia bud

[@RuthRogers-e1k]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY PBD

[@HJDUNSDEN]

I could listen to Graham all day - fascinating. I hope he gets the freedom to unlock new truths in our lifetime

[@TheAaronRodgersTao]

I LOVE how Graham is willing to just say ‘I don’t know’ when it comes to certain topics that he, or the situation lacks data. Certainly very few academic mainstream archeologists with their continent sized egos are will to be so humble.

[@csfischer007]

You really think that archaeologists, historians, and anthropologists never say when they are unsure of something or when they have multiple theories and put forth all these possible theories? The irony is that Graham is so sure of himself on so many things in which there are many, many other logical theories to explain, or begin to explain these clear unknowns.

[@Slimenator]

​@@csfischer007 Au contraire

[@TheAaronRodgersTao]

@@csfischer007 no I don’t. But with the ‘main storyline’? There’s an arrogance that is almost impenetrable when you’re in the circle of ‘cool kids’

[@ProdigyIPC]

Graham Hancock's work is fascinating. Great episode PBD!

[@Starman07]

Graham Hancock is a legend which i been following for the last 13 years i believe you from the start most people were not awakened up back then now you Alive seeking the truth conscious

[@ChromeDudes]

a legendary grifter.

[@Sardarbror]

Graham is the most important history author and investigator of the modern age! His stamina on the matter of ancient lost civilisations is astonishing and admirable❤

[@lonlonlink]

Pat does a great job at interviewing his guests by asking tough questions and reserving his biases. Well done Graham 👏🏼

[@RealJarakTv]

Funny to see how restless PBD is. Never seen him like that. But it perfectly mirrors how my mind races when listening to Graham. This man is such a treasure that needs to be protected. The sheer curiosity that drove him to go head first against established archeologists should be an example to not only young people but all people. The amount of people nowadays that don't even understand the definition of "truth" is scary. Great Podcast, couldn't help but watch the whole thing!

[@ebertupatissa6471]

Thank you, Patrick, for featuring Graham Hancock & Billy Carson. The best guests ever with such fascinating insights

[@fallenxxxdestiny5577]

I absolutely love Grahams work, always enjoy listening to him, I'm really glad him and other of the like are getting a platform to share their work.

[@thephoenixjournals]

Graham Hancock is a remarkable thinker and writer whose work pushes the boundaries of mainstream history and archaeology. With his deep research and bold hypotheses, he challenges conventional narratives and invites us to reconsider humanity’s ancient past. Whether discussing lost civilizations, ancient technologies, or spiritual wisdom, Hancock’s insights provoke thought and curiosity, opening up new possibilities for understanding our origins. His willingness to question established views has made him a captivating voice for those seeking deeper truths about the world we live in.

[@typical_monkey_behavior]

You have to show respect for Graham, dedicating decades of his life in the pursuit of truth. He's humble enough to say he doesn't know, but determined enough to point out that the pieces don't fit (as presented). We must ask ourselves 'why' must history not be revisited, and 'how' it may challenge things if history does change.

[@vicg2260]

Graham Hancock is one of the better conversationalist ever on the net regarding human history of who are we and why are we here or even what is our purpose in life and in my opinion we do need more conversation. We as a society have always just talked about a lot of these interesting subjects time and time again but we always seem to leave them behind to discuss how much more power, money and/or stuff we can acquire. The more we as a society talk about these alternate conversations of our past that stretches a way, way back the more many will be interested and the conversations will grow. We do not have to stop talking about the conversations of today but we should in my opinion insert a lot more conversations about the past like the so called lost Civilizations. For over 80 years we simply bring forward these conversations only like putting out our best linen once a year at Christmas and then we barry them. Food for thought.

[@dominikbudic8495]

😊

[@sdalt001]

100%. The fact remains, human beings can only think about history in a linear fashion, and thus assume the point we are living in now must be the most advanced in history. This of course completely disregards massive cataclysm. The simplest analogy being having to reformat a computer without a backup. You'll lose knowledge progressively over time. You'll eventually recover it all, if you have some sort of memory or record of what you once had. But, if you lose texts that are one of a kind, that knowledge is lost forever. In another comparison, if everyone on Earth who knew calculus died, calculus would be lost, at least for a long while. Humanity will prove to be hundreds of thousands of years old, perhaps millions. I'm referring to home sapiens, and not distant relatives.

[@vicg2260]

@@sdalt001 You are so right. How can the human race move forward . If one can use that expression without paying close attention to its past. Not to make its past wrong as one might say but to simply look at the past without judgement. To use sports as and example don't we also say what do we do wrong if wrong is even the right word to be better at the sport. Here I think the key is to understand each of our lived past because we are all different but yet the same and to look at the future without making anyone wrong and to me that is the key to moving forward as a human society. Life has a physical component yes, but it also has a spiritual component but not necessarily religious. So are humans having a spiritual experience or is a spiritual entity having a human experience. What does it really mean to be spiritual when we look in the mirror and can only see the body? To understand anything, any of this, should one not acquire more knowledge and is that not the key. So the big question is how do we acquire that so-called more knowledge when society keeps on hiding from us? Could it be that simply by discussion with each other what we know without judgement and for those who have interest to keep the conversation alive. To be open to conversations without judgement. To simply share our knowledge with one and other. This is not about convincing anyone this is about one choosing to see, to understand as best they can about what society calls life.food for thought!

[@midwestrebel2]

He's a British story teller who spits fairy tales 🤣 He must be running out of money so he's saying the same non sense

[@vicg2260]

@@midwestrebel2 Please try to tell us the point of your email response if you know it or does someone have to tell you?

[@GloriaPacion-p4j]

Sorry but I find this topic shared by Graham Hancock very enlightening and enriching , ,thanks so much po from san Felipe Naga city , philippines

[@tonytaylor5461]

Just finished Rogan. Now I'm here.

[@cze33e]

I found this one first, then over to Rogan. Enjoy

[@giespouwen8091]

next up lex? 😅

[@PanPeter-e2s]

Yes, I binged watched the new season, then Rogan, then this. I am looking so much looking forward to season 3. All in 3 days. I see comments here that Graham is making the rounds...can mean he is promoting the Netflix series because Netflix or his producers/investors demanded that he does. Can mean that the series is made, done and now he had more time left to go out and "make the rounds". It can be both at the same time too.

[@wtsnewpuscat]

In 2013 i bought Grahams War God, directly from him, and he said on his social media that anyone who ordered it withing a certain time, would receive 3 signed bookplates, you had to send him an email to let him know the code or something and he very kindly responded to me twice saying he would like to explore Ireland some day. And i wasnt the only one, he must have written to hundreds of fans. Thats such a good quality to have. Hes one of my favorite people.

[@captsudhir6084]

FYI Graham the Surya Siddhanta already had accurate calculations of longitudes and latitudes way before the 18th century. Ancient Indians already were using these for navigation on the long journeys to Africa, Europe, Asia and South America.The prime longitude was based running out of Ujjain India.Everything that Graham is talking about the astronomy and earths orbit including the Solar System's orbit around the centre of the milky way is well explained with calculations in this treatise. It is a very old treatise in Sanskrit.

[@calebmahoney2448]

No one likes to acknowledge that but it’s definitely true.

[@SirBossberger]

Graham is a White-Supremacist. He knows of the Surya Siddhanta. Just as he knows of Detective Frank Domingo scientifically proving that the Sphinx is the head of a Black African: Detective Frank Domingo, Senior Forensic Artist for the New York Police Department who was featured in a New York Times article about the Sphinx. Article: "Sphinx May Really Be a Black African" Case: Analyzed the Sphinx's facial structure to determine if it was the same as the Chephren statue Findings: Concluded that the Sphinx and the Chephren statue represent two different people Methods: Used analytical techniques similar to those used by orthodontists and surgeons to study facial disfigurements Conclusion: The Sphinx's lower jaw protrusion, or prognathism, is more common in people of African ancestry

[@derekladyga1716]

Fascinating how the man provides more and more evidence each and every podcast hes on...such a pure soul

[@crazyhorse6891]

Great episode one of your top ten Keep em coming Patrick

[@redeyejedi4400]

This guy knows his stuff he's always a must watch.

[@mistym4411]

Graham has been on the Tour De Force this week. Lex, Rogan, PBD and his new series on Netflix. Hit it outta the park, PBD

[@Callum-yl6gw]

This has to be one of the most interested i have been for a podcast in a long time, all this ancient stuff and lost civilizations fries my head

[@benfox383]

This dude was just on Rogan, Lex, and now PBD lol

[@SimoNemo7]

Yup, he’s onto something with the lies being told

[@jeffashley766]

Usually how to goes these days..its called making the rounds lol

[@NothingFulkinly]

Yea there trying to push against something that's gaining speed.his name is Jason brashears

[@stephdigiorgio6383]

Lies? He speculates alternative thinking unlike the puppet that feed you information and program you into the person you clearly are. Stop being a sheep and do your own research the establishment lies to the people to control the narrative and their wealth, that part is obvious. ​@SimoNemo7

[@jvio5437]

Read his book Fingerprints OF THE Gods.. it's a really interesting read

[@martinsnape7995]

I love Egyptology but I have a very open mind on the subject. I think G Hancock is ahead of everyone in his research and is always proved correct.

[@JS-py8uo]

PBD loved the interview both Randall, now Graham. Studio is great and enjoy all your guest. Very well put together all around A+

[@michael.waddell]

Love to see it... hancocks doing the rounds. Absolute legend

[@andrewsimpson1976]

love listening to graham, hes refreshing and a good story teller

[@miketucker8137]

❤Happy Birthday PBD 🎉❤ God Bless You All and The Future Looks Bright ❤🎉😊

[@whitneygaines2832]

Groom Hancock is the most interesting honest person I've ever heard speak

[@cathy4246]

Happy Birthday, 🎉Pat!!!❤ You are on fire!🎉

[@debbiewilkinson7719]

What an amazing podcast. Graham's ability to explain such complexities to a novice audience is exceptional. i visited the great pyramid a couple of years ago and it was one of the most amazing places I've ever seen. Egypt is brilliant. Thank you PBD for having Graham on your show.

[@StudioGrandTheftAuto]

Flint & Graham on Joe Rogans podcast was the best we need that to happen again

[@snowfox94]

No we don't flint is not open-minded.

[@AnthonyRomero-w8u]

Apparently Joes actually pissed at flint for blatantly lying about of couple things that he said in his defense that Joe let slide because he sounded so confident saying it so I doubt he will be on jre again soon

[@calebmahoney2448]

That was the worst version of any ancient history rogans ever hosted dude. Go back to the Graham and Michael Schumer podcast for a better experience.

[@ChromeDudes]

@@AnthonyRomero-w8u flint did not lie, joe is retard.

[@tokyobento]

I wish I had a teacher like Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson and PBD as a kid!!!!

[@johnpick8336]

Great Guest. Thanks for posting.

[@blueray8673]

Listening you sir it's never gets boring. I can listen you hours and hours not for a seconde i feel boring.

[@theHillsideTinker]

Enjoyed this podcast. It was another great episode by PBD.

[@JNesselroad3]

Fascinating discussion that NEEDS long form interview and discussion with a highly intelligent, knowledgeable interviewer. Well done!

[@cdsred]

So so much graham in the last 3 days.

[@ivanrlynn]

Haha

[@KuBaYa87]

I love it and i'm here for it

[@ljr6723]

It's called making the circuit. He's getting up there. Maybe the last kick at the can before retirement.

[@starcapture3040]

becuses of his show on Netflix

[@mattacedo]

Netflix paying for his tour… Hollywood likes make believe

[@inicoverppc]

Graham Hancock is such an interesting person his views on past civilizations on this planet are undisputedly brilliant. Thank you for having him on your podcast!!!!

[@unbearifiedbear1885]

Brilliant! Thank you ❤️ - can't wait for the 4hr!

[@Michael-lz3bk]

I wish I could sit down and talk to Graham Hancock I could listen to him all day

[@anthonysolis8933]

Joe who, Patrick’s quests and production value is getting next level.

[@The.world.has.gone.crazy...]

Still like Rogan better. 😊

[@JodiSamurai]

PBD's mind is officially blown lol.. Let's Go PBD. Best show on KZbin!!

[@NYCHotDogStands]

PAT trying so hard to keep up...... but he just cant. Graham is amazing.

[@PatrickMartinez-t2o]

Thanks for always making things so simple and clear.

[@MysticalPolymath]

Its been a good week for podcasts!

[@iamneoficial]

I am all eyes and ears for Graham Hancock's take on lost civilizations, Atlantis, and pyramids. His insights always challenge the usual history narrative, and it's so fascinating to rethink what we know!

[@russellnyoni615]

56 missed calls from Flint Dibble.

[@sdalt001]

😂😂😂

[@Benjamin-Opi]

Hahaha

[@GreenbayFudgepackers]

Dibble is buffering

[@MichaelPCarr10]

Thank you

[@mostastelessxxx]

And a really really really long email

[@teratavincent-hillman8197]

Im a Maori from NewZealand and we have always known about Antarctica. We even have the currents that take you there for we are the greatest Navigators of the biggest expanse of water in the world - Pacific Ocean

[@teratavincent-hillman8197]

Our maps are the stars - We know of the northern star yet we cant see it from the southern hemisphere.... I had a cousin go to italy and she felt lost because she did not know the skies there so her father taught her further knowledge so she could use the stars to map out where she was in the world - Tihe Mauri Ora

[@rizz917]

I could listen to Graham all day long... and Randall.

[@ToRecallE]

Please i can listen to Graham and Randall for 12 hours straight, what they said is so interesting...

[@bradcaldwell1223]

Great guests this week

[@shads121]

54 yr old Vet that Love's PDB Broadcast. Always Great topics and Guests. Future looks Bright!

[@BBooey]

Graham Hancock is the voice of a generation, he needs to be venerated for his greatness and contributions to the field of archaeology by the MAINSTREAM academia. The media's campaign against Graham, would be like the US Media waging a campaign against David Attenborough. It's patently absurd, on it's face.

[@Grd77]

Bro is a clown pls stop

[@Gabe-lj9fo]

@@Grd77you’re just a religious zealot who’s threatened by his views bc they contradict your fake god

[@lance8814]

@@Grd77 is a clown pls stop. See I can type stuff and provide no proof too! lol Reply

[@ChromeDudes]

a generation of absolute retards.

[@dullandtired8619]

Eff the hater m8, you are helping pave a new path in academia for those who dare to present their own opinions! Everything is a ripple effect, more and more will begin to have the courage to give their honest perspective! Cheers! 🍻

[@sniperv]

I could listen to Graham all day, so interesting and the knowledge that pours out is so enlightening. His stories are like a real life Indiana Jones.

[@DV8340]

Good morning Team hope you’re all doing well

[@GloriaPacion-p4j]

The discoveries of Graham Hancock is very helpful for me , ,as we only had I subject on general history in college

[@Kayessee]

Flint dibble is pissed. 😂 Him and another guy did a "prebunking" show. debunking it before season 2 even aired... That's proof of jealousy.

[@CosmicTuxedo]

Graham is a real for dedicating his life to expose lies.

[@flojotube]

The ONLY REASON PBD suggested having both Graham & Randall on together "for 4 hours" is because Rogan has done it -- This subject doesnt interest PBD AT ALL -- its obvious that he had ZERO prior interest in any of this and barely followed along with the incredible information Graham shared... I imagine a PBD without the ego... It would be so great!

[@drcrowlee]

Graham is an amazing journalist! Fantastic! And such a humble and sweet guy. Met him at a book signing in my town back when he was writing about our great Cahokia Mounds

[@Thierry-in-Londinium]

This should have happened years ago! Its a miracle that Hancock is still with us. Given his know Ayhuasca adventures & the level of vitriol and ridicule he has faced for decades from scared academic shills like officer dibble on the JRE - among many others. Well done PBD for finally getting around to this. 👍👏

[@_MikeJon_]

He's just as if not more guilty. This man sows distrust for archeologists and academics. All he does is bitch and complain about academics because they don't take his baseless claims seriously.

[@dullandtired8619]

@@_MikeJon_have you even watched him on podcasts? You are way too confident for someone that doesn’t know what the hell they’re talking about

[@_MikeJon_]

@@dullandtired8619 I've read and own two of his books and watched every one of his JRE appearances. Nice try though.

[@Revelation-Fate]

You both sound like dorks.

[@TinusTegenlicht]

​@@_MikeJon_ Main stream archeologist are too dogmatic, it can't hurt someone challenging the status quo imo. I don't know if he is right or wrong, but I don't know either if an archeologist who says something about the pyramids is wrong or right. I cannot check it for myself, so I just listen and take it in and admit I don't know, but I just enjoy listening to his ideas.

[@18Handicapper]

I could watch Graham all day, just a fascinating individual.

[@letsroll404]

Love your podcast, but that intro music...🤮

[@rustyschackleford7922]

5 ⭐️ interview