NEW DISCOVERIES - Things Keep Getting Older

Hey Hunters,
WELCOME BACK!
After a brief hiatus to film some TV stuff I am back to the Ancient History Hunting.
There was actually some incredible discoveries in the news since I was away, and I thought I would round them up.
For anyone interested in joining our tour !!-
adeptexpeditions.com/tours/ancient-technology-symbolism-tour-egypt/
* before anyone asks whats in my ears, I am hard of hearing and wear hearing aids :)
Thanks guys
Happy Hunting
JJ
#ancienttech #turkey #ancientman #discoveries

[@StrikeTheRoot]

If my teachers in school were even half this entertaining and informative, I might have actually paid attention.

[@Maidiac]

Absolutely but to be fair our teachers didn't have access to what's available in today's information age. They were stuck using old and WRONG history books.

[@rifz42]

schools and teachers should be rated on how engaged the kids are. grades don't matter as much.

[@anatomicallymodernhuman5175]

Not to mention gorgeous 😜

[@fyisense9312]

Hell yeah! To me it's like watching one of my grandchildren.

[@JoseRodriguez-lb3qf]

@@anatomicallymodernhuman5175 absolutely!

[@pagliaccisghost269]

She deserves a show. She is very good at narrating stories, and her love of archeology shows in her work. Her previous management didn't deserve her. I'm so very happy for her new show.

[@narcisosalas1180]

As a Native American(Pawnee/Seminole) thanks for the acknowledgment 😁🤙🏽 but every one of the nations here have their own language and traditions..we were all different…we all have the flood legend and what was before it and after it…my grandparents used to tell us that legends are just truth condensed,so that everyone can understand it all…thank you very much for all the work you do in making these videos 😁🤙🏽

[@sebkirwin6136]

This woman single handedly has got me fascinated with this whole topic of ancient prehistory

[@olivernewby4001]

Thank graham Hancock !!!!

[@johnchristiansen9095]

Derinkuyu’s underground city is the key to our way of life surviving the younger Dryas Event. This is why the Sumerians are credited with so many inventions, it was passed down knowledge from their ancestors.

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

This makes sense

[@henryhewitt1571]

Probably the 9600 flood of Noah left Turkey/Ararat high and dry. The 6200 comet impact (Phaethon's ride per Timaeus) was when they needed to go underground. The Sumerians probably picked up the pieces after the next time around for the 3400 year comet, ca 2800. See Dallas Abbott and the Burckle Crater. They think they know the day even. May 10, 2807

[@stinkfinger1942]

The problem is with magnetic excursion you could end up under an ocean, inside mountains could be safer.

[@chrisnewbury3793]

@@henryhewitt1571 that sounds about right. Sumeria means "South Aryanland", or South Eireland. They were pushed south by natural disasters and climate change. This is corroborated by The Oera Linda, and the dates match up.

[@henryhewitt1571]

@@chrisnewbury3793 Thanks Chris. I was not aware of that. Ask yourself this, in the case of a worldwide cataclysm that could have tipped the earth on its axis and sent the oceans across the world looking for a new resting place, Who Would Survive? Not the shore dwellers (those along the Atlantis Nesos), but the Highlanders (like on Ararat/Turkey) and also, if it happened today, the US Navy (anchors aweigh my boys) and a few other services like it. They are very skilled engineers and workers and would have 25 to 50 years before the 'godlike' sailors died. Set up new survey markers, like Giza that still points North, but why uncover old markers that no longer did, like Gobeklitepe perhaps? The stunned survivors would be awestruck by their talent, by the people of Art & Skill, which is the name given to the Tuatha da Danann, most likely Irish sailors, who survived Noah's flood, with Noah. As God said: "Noah, your gonna need a bigger boat, trust me on this." Deukalian is the name the Greeks gave to the 2nd flood (Phaethon) and his wife Pyrrha had red hair if that tells you anything. Same condition this time, sailors tho not little fishermen survive but highlanders wiped out, except the ones in bomb shelters like Cappadocia and Hawara, and Newgrange and the thousands of Irish bomb shelters, and other like them scattered along the "Atlantic facade." The third flood, Dardanos (Daedalos?) was the one that set up the Sumerian hegemony. This thesis explains a lot. I wish the Rebel Alliance would wake up and smell the impact. Erin go bragh

[@Lee-007xxx]

I feel like I’ve got a lot older waiting for your next video, I can’t wait 🥳

[@AdventureSeeker]

You are where I was 30 years ago, only nobody was listening. There listening now! Don’t give up and keep moving forward! I’m a follower that loves seeing you grow!

[@gregstearns2829]

I have always been fascinated by ancient history but was becoming bored with other You tube channels and other formats. Her energy and enthusiasm is infectious. Even stuff that I thought I was well informed on she seems to make fresh. Makes me smile watching

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

timeline of human history is cracking

[@MrMichaelAndrews]

Yes it is. I believe I found a smoking gun. Let me know what you think. I'm looking forward to it.

[@tsamuel6224]

The timeline of human history has been totally busted for a long time. However there is not yet a new timeline, just pieces. But going that far back pieces is all we should expect. After all, how long was sea level hundreds of feet lower before "the great flood" at the end of the last ice age?

[@Good-Enuff-Garage]

History needs You, archeology needs YOU, we needs you, I hope more younger people put down their video games and watch at least one of your episodes a week, they / we can learn so much and in such a fun way, thank you big time

[@just4guitar558]

Such enthusiasm in that smile! Great content! Keep’em coming!

[@mikespeach3134]

I'm an old man and have always been interested in history I have learned more from your videos than from my so called education thank you for your efforts to inform

[@dunnobagels]

Congratulations on the gig! Live your dreams!

[@Germanicus_Daimetor]

Very happy for you Jahanna! You deserve your success and all the blessings that comes with it! I truly believe you earned your success and you’ve put in the work, so happy the world can share in your enthusiastic spirit! Keep up your hard work!

[@ancientintrigue1408]

Great video Jahannah! We cannot be in any doubt by now, as a people, that history is far more complex and larger story that is being told in the schools and textbooks. Congrats on your return to this much adored subject! All the best!

[@brettpeebles8608]

One of the most lively infectious personalities I’ve ever witnessed. Your aura is off the chart. Keep up the good work. This knowledge IS your calling to spread.

[@iang1]

Yay, Jahanna is back in the room!

[@MrMichaelAndrews]

Looking forward to a cool new video. Happy Birthday Kayleigh as well.

[@rad1930]

Jahannah, you are a work of art.

[@Roy-ie5op]

HEY JAHANNAH!! WELCOME BACK!! I have missed your contagious enthusiasm very much. By the way, those footprints were discovered in White Sands National Park, New Mexico, USA. Just happens to be where I live. There are fantastic historical sites all over New Mexico. Keep up the magnificent work! I think you are a very intelligent and beautiful woman. A special one of a kind. Kindest Regards, Roy.

[@TheGoddon]

I am so glad you got an acting gig, Jahannah. I hope you don’t ever think of giving up again.

[@beinghonestsucks8615]

Hope the gig went well

[@hstteacher]

Hope we can see you on the unnamed Brit. TV show sometime in the U.S. -- I am a university history professor and your enthusiasm is a great asset for your youtube history teaching! I have an unrealized fantasy of being an actress but found that I could use my inclinations to help my teaching, which I love and love history. I also totally identify with your use of your hands -- moving all the time. Sadly getting ready to retire and am teaching online due to my worry about Covid, but perhaps might do some teaching back in some sort of classroom sometime later. You are great! Those discoveries that point to humans being in the Americas much earlier than thought are amazing! Thanks so much! and good for you to find a way to combine your interests.

[@LuciferMornStar]

I had a math teacher in 7th grade that had my attention every move she made,it was glorious! Didn't learn anything I can remember,but I can't forget the clingy sun dresses with the sun streaming thru the big windows! 😍

[@unclehobby6296]

Jahannah, Ben from UnchartedX, Jimmy from Bright Insight, are some of the best content on this topic on all of KZbin. They don't try to sell you a specific idea that they have. They just present you the evidence and ask questions, and let you decide.

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

I’m here for conversation and theory sharing! Open to hear 👂🏼

[@haknys]

Have you ever seen any of those channels show any of the literature? There are thousands of books and published papers on the subject, yet they reference the same 1-2 old books. There are also scientists (on YT) demonstrating how the egyptians did it. There are also historians debunking their videos, and asking politely for a debate. Not a single word mention about it, just the old "mainstream scientists date everything by the text". So how in the world are they presenting evidence? Is scientific evidence all about showing (granted, great) video and making (false) assumptions about what all the worlds scientists with a Phd might think about the matter? At the same time asking for money to support the "science"? I find it dishonest. ☹️

[@jackie_treehorn2736]

Hugh newman from megalithomania is awesome too 😍

[@unclehobby6296]

@@haknys I never said they were showing us "scientific evidence", you did, just that they were presenting it. What was that about being "disingenuous"?

[@stinkfinger1942]

@@haknys The written history (their narrative) doesn't ad up, real history is long gone and hijacked.

[@UnimatrixOne]

This is so crazy! And so many researchers have already written that high human cultures existed much earlier and were laughed at.

[@belgoraxbgood327]

Nice to have you back Mrs Jones!😁

[@tonycarrillo2062]

JAHANNAH you are so much fun to learn from , and so cute , i love you lady. Thanks for all the info. More Please.

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

Well thanks Tony

[@matthewbarrios1028]

Absolutely love your videos! I've seen them all, read countless books, watched countless other videos from other researchers, and have dove head first in to this. I believe that it isn't a matter of the discoveries being made, but the text books and institutions changing curriculum to finally wake people up. This is where the problem lies. But the truth seekers are learning and spreading the word!

[@TaigaSibirskaya]

Steve of Atlantis Confirmed is just finishing off his book. And Michael Tsarion wrote a book called 'The Irish Origins of Civilisation', which involved Morocco. There's also a book called 'The Origins of the British' by Stephen Oppenheimer, a very detailed study that gets into DNA. i'd just like to mention Peter Moon's work on Romania about the Bucegi Mountain mystery, Semir Osmanagic's work in Bosnia, Michael Tellinger in South Africa. They may or may not help you, it depends what you are looking for.

[@justinstuart8382]

Odd that as I've read that the original Irish language partly Celtic is the same language as one of the old Indian civilisations

[@peirithoosian]

@@justinstuart8382 in that they are both distant derivatives of an original indo-european language group from somewhere around the Black and Caspian Seas? Uh, yeah. That nugget has been well established orthodoxy for about a century.

[@justinstuart8382]

@@peirithoosian Still interesting none the less👍

[@xx-mm1ih]

@@peirithoosian So telling people that fact, particularly in that tone, would appear somewhat redundant, one could say? Condescending, even? Unhelpful. It's a doddle to kick down a sand castle. Takes preparation, creativity and care to create one. Do you see the analogy here? Be helpful, if you can. otherwise you aren't adding anything to the party.

[@ramfish11]

Congrats on landing the role!!

[@midimike88]

Welcome back!! Thanks for the update!!

[@liquidstar9]

great vid! good to hear of new ancient america finds. it's complicated here for anything 10,000+ years old, as far as i can tell for two major reasons: much of the best real estate, especially for ancient peoples, would have been along the coasts, and the sea level rising 400 feet submerged a LOT of what used to be here. second, all the ice over north america melting seems to have scoured away a lot of other land. there also seems to have been at least one episode of heavy mud/mudslide that put a 1-2 meter thick layer of mud over much of the whole planet. we're probably sitting on significant historical finds right now, they're just buried pretty deep. can't wait to see what we find next!

[@MinnesotaBeekeeper]

Exactly!

[@marklowther3228]

First, welcome back. You've been missed. Second, congrats on the acting gig. You seem to be a natural at that sort of thing. Why you're not more famous, I'll never know. I can't wait to see what;s next from you.

[@Scorpeus]

Congrats! Break a leg! And don't forget about us! We love ya!!!! And your vids! And your discoveries...!

[@stangarone1624]

Great to see you back. You are a ray of sunshine!

[@billsimons6658]

I'm impressed, the discoveries are astounding and your enthusiasm shines thru. Really looking forward to finding more of your work.

[@jasonmatthewson8534]

Everyone and their dog seem to be covering Peru at the moment, getting some good coverage of Malta would be amazing.

[@Mikeofindy]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us all !!

[@robertjohn4232]

I'm just buzzing out that iv found someone who is making videos about EVERYTHING I'm interested in. Luv ur channel.

[@Natureofflowers]

Thank you so much for another insightful and entertaining look at ancient history. The trip sounds amazing 🤩

[@Baker69]

Your enthusiasm is contagious! Love the content, very interesting.

[@rogerwilks6250]

So good to have you back, we have missed you Jahannah!!!

[@walterblanc9708]

WELCOME BACK JAHANNAH! Missed your bubbly enthusiasm that always cheers the day up!

[@robertsmith9024]

Just discovered your podcasts Jahannah. Superb! Wish there was more underwater archaeology going on aswell.

[@jamesholland5761]

Hey your back!!! We've missed you!! First I want to wish you much success on your acting and look forward to watching! But most importantly I'm excited to have our very enthusiastic ancient history hunter back on the scene!! Loved this video! Very entertaining and informative! Can't wait for the next one!

[@nevchapman4735]

And your back.. ❤️ missed your zany informative presenting. Theres certainly been some interesting stuff happened while you were away, thanks for bringing it to us, keep it coming

[@chadsmith2281]

Congratulations on the show! Hope you still will have time for us and ancient history! 🙏

[@DiddyWheldon]

Congratulations on the acting gig - You are extremely talented so it’s well deserved - I hope you had a lot of fun and I hope it helps you continue doing what you love ❤️- who needs an agent anyway ?? Do it yourself so much more rewarding ! Nice to see you back ! What do you think of Adam’s Calendar? Michael Tellinger ? beads !! Malta is lovely ! Peru would be more interesting! Im0 ! Your are so blessed 😊

[@Emeric62]

I like how open minded she is and doesn't try to impose her ideas. Here in France many History related youtubers like to "debunk" those who think differently, some even call to ban funny channels akin to "origins explained" because they think viewers are too stupid to see when something is a joke 🙄

[@geoff9746]

You bring tears of joy to me.....................

[@Enhancedlies]

hey! i came here after your name was mentioned on Joe rogan by Randal Carlson. Very happy that i searched you out. defs subscribed now, love from Nottingham!

[@unoefxz]

Taking a wild guess but, this planet has been inhabited for closer to several millions of years. Modern man has been here for 100's of thousands of years. The Earth recycles everything eventually so, we may never find the true beginning without help from above or below. One thing is for certain, we are here now and came from somewhere a long time ago. Every bit of evidence is exciting these days as everything is starting to put things into a better perspective of what the word "ancient" really means. Keep up the great work you lovable historian you!!!

[@haknys]

Well, we DO find evidence that is millions of years old. ALLOT of it actually. But for whatever reason, not a single evidence of a much newer «lost civilisation» is found. Nothing. 0. And all the evidence so far (DNA, physical findings, skeleton etc.) demonstrate a slow evolution to where we are today. I find the «lost civilisation» theories fun, but they would be more fun if they werent so conflicting with the actuall evidence.

[@unoefxz]

@@haknys What conflict? The megalithic sites have no known explanation and all the cultures who the mainstream say are responsible for their construction ALL say they were there when they arrived. The refer to the pyramids of Egypt as built by the Alligator Kings, and in Peru they say The Feathered Serpent God; Quetzalcoatl built it all. There is no conflict other than what the mainstream creates. We have found damn near everything like Dinosaur bones etc... yet no "missing link". We do however have elongated skulls with unknown DNA strands mixed with modern human. Not shutting you down, just asking for clarification on your statements. I find it all very interesting.

[@haknys]

@@unoefxz One conflict is that channels like these are pointing at romans stones, at roman sites, full of holes from well known roman tools….and claim its clear evidence for a lost civilisation. Another conflict is that they use the lack of evidence as evidence (right!?) for a lost civilisation just 12000+ years old….when we do find allot of evidence going back millions of years. Then they claim that the romans (well, they do not like talking about the romans - because that demonstrates what can be done with very simple tools and time) and egyptians was not able to do it, yet we have evidence for it (texts, tools and pictures). And amateur stone workers has replicated the technic without 3000 years of knowledge….in their backyard. Tube drilling, cutting granite etc……all with simple cobber tools….and time. Not selling a guided tours or asking for money on youtube, mind you.

[@unoefxz]

@@haknys they can achieve, but cannot replicate. This has been proven. No Roman was in Peru when the megalithic constructions were placed, so polygonal walls are also proof...

[@haknys]

@@unoefxz well, the claim is that nobody can make drill holes and cut granite with copper tools. Amateurs are doing it in their backyard. Romans only showed what is possible with simple tools. They moved megalithic stones around europe, no problem. Polygonal walls in Peru (not the only place btw) has also been explained. I had no idea, but after seeing it, all the pieces fell into place.

[@RealBillyGarcia]

You are awesome. I hope you choose Peru.

[@Vibe4ant]

Thank you so much for all your effort in looking into this and sharing!

[@miheadhurts]

Your enthusiasm is infectious.

[@MrHunterseeker]

Originally that was Tom Riddles book, then Professor Snapes. Harry used the sidenotes they figured out to pass his potions class. That was one of the Horcruxes, the ring, the diary, the potion book, the wand, the cloak, the snake, and Harry Potters scar. I always said that the mounds builders were way older than our scientists gave them credit for. I always believed the mounds builders were the first run of the pyramids.

[@kevinmark2146]

She lives! Jindiana James!

[@roblastname9133]

Its such an exciting time to be alive 😊👌👍. Good to have you back 👍

[@henryscrase772]

On fire as usual Jahannah! Blows boring run of the mill historical KZbin channels out of the water with your hugely entertaining and informative shizzle!

[@jamiegagnon6390]

The foot prints found are 23,000 years old, but it seems unlikely that we would have accidentally found the first ones created in the Americas. So who knows when those folks arrived, or their ancestors. The same is true of the discovery in Turkey; that is a complex well developed little community and there is no way that people went straight from picking berries to building that. In both cases the timeline that is implied is probably much longer. The discovery of beads so old has multiple importances; clearly people had time to engage in arts and crafts and had learned how to do some of the first manufacturing. Using a stick as a club or a rock as a hammer are first steps, but actually changing something from raw materials into a crafted is the first move in becoming tool makers...

[@anatomicallymodernhuman5175]

That’s especially true in the Americas and Northwestern Europe where repeated glaciations and glacial melt floods would have wiped the slate clean every few thousand years. You’d think that scientists of all people would be cognizant that absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

[@peirithoosian]

You are aware of the fact that coastlines from the last glacial period are dozens-hundreds of miles farther than they currently are, right? And that archeological excavations that have been covered with meters of ocean for about 12k years are...not ever going to produce organic artifacts like leather clothing and seed casings and coprolites, yes?

[@xx-mm1ih]

@@peirithoosian Do try not to be arrogant. There was a time for each of us when we knew hardly anything. Be kind and helpful. It's much more satisfying, too. :-)

[@brianjacob8728]

humans have been in the americas far longer than that. Look up the Cerruti mastodon east of San Diego, CA... Or look at Michael Cremo's work.

[@T-bit]

I'm already explaining to my kid what my opinion is on ancient history when they tell me what they have learnt at school 😁

[@brentwood7660]

What a delight you are love! We need more speech artists like this. 😂💖

[@noelmciver737]

Great to have you back! Love and best wishes from Perth Western Australia!

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I'm so glad there is someone who is well knowledged in this field and is voicing very logical thoughts about timelines, not just on physical sites but our development from pure hunter gatherer. So happy you got that acting job👍

[@metalpsalm]

If I could time travel, I'd find a local tribe and say 'hey, WRITE STUFF DOWN!' Also, you'd be a great Dr Who.

[@dave2.025]

Congrats on the gig Jahannah, I’m thinking you would be a great next Doctor! Yeah that Doctor 🪛

[@allentapay3950]

Besides a great update, you are great fun to listen too. Your enthusiasm is wonderful. Missed your vids

[@douggoble9695]

Bloody hell Harry , just how old is it?

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

just keeps rolling backkkkk

[@alexcoen7569]

We still have hunter and gathers now. So in history it seems that we may have had Cities and herds men farmers etc. on for so many almost infinity (slightly over exaggerating) my point is your are showing that history echo's much father past and it is cool.

[@vanceem69]

How have I never seen you on here before??? I'm a big ancient culture nerd soooooooo.....I'm in love!!!

[@SOLIDSNAKE.]

Let's go! Smashing up the time line! Ohhh and congratulations on the new show WEEEEEE!

[@davidbyrnes2089]

If I didn't know I'd be competing with 333 nerds trying to gain your attention on a world trip to Egypt, I'd be in for sure. You are so gorgeous and so intelligent, I'm surprised that you aren't more popular. Follow this girl, she is amazing.

[@kevinstill1069]

When I get my new knees then I can start traveling again. Videos will have to suffice until then. Getting old sucks!

[@rksnj6797]

Just discovered your channel through History With Kayleigh. Love it!!!

[@danqldaus]

Hi Jahannah. Love your video and your entertaining presentations 😊 Keep doing what your doing and we'll keep following your journey!

[@-The_M.]

Props to your bf for being a Crowder fan.

[@schamberlain1]

He's a keeper if he's watching Rogan or Crowder.

[@Maidiac]

When I heard that it put a smile on my face.

[@schamberlain1]

@@Maidiac no doubt. Sounds like a normal ass dude with big D energy.

[@cassl.a.3332]

Love your videos, and love that this subject is finally reaching the masses 💜

[@wmellor87]

Fantastic stuff! Very exciting news

[@crayzmarc]

Covid has shown us how heavily science is manipulated to suit a certain narrative and the needs of a few. It's the same with archeology and the stubborn dogma a certain group have thanks to vested interests but perhaps this is deliberate and has wider implications.

[@Tobythoughts123]

Welcome back!

[@CLSeitler]

This is the first video of yours I've seen. Love the enthusiasm! Thanks for the updates! I haven't heard about the new site in Turkey.

[@budatrox9171]

Thanks Ms. Jahanna. My birthday is coming soon and didn't need to get reminded. Lol. Great video and thank you.

[@peterrichardson4192]

Than you Jahannah that was all stuff i didn't know so will watch again. I am not going away.

[@jackllong]

Great video. Thanks for the updates!

[@cordelmar]

I would it like that my history teacher would have been like you. You make every thing interesting, mysterious and exciting and in turn helping the students adsorb the information.

[@colinhalliday613]

Great to have you back Jahannah 😁

[@edelob]

Wow congratulations on the acting job!! Looking forward to seeing the show! Also loved the vid

[@bunnychowmuncher]

I agree with your cyclic history comments. I also feel we have interacted with other planets and their inhabitants too in the past.

[@roberthickerty390]

I quite enjoy your videos especially as I like strange stuff from the past. What happened in ancient times is obviously much different than what we have been taught to believe. Politics sometimes get in the way and many archeologists do not like it if their pet theories could be wrong. This is why I watch your videos, Bright Insight and others that look outside the paradigm. So interesting. Thanks for all this.

[@Mark-kp6xm]

I would love to see you working along side Professor Alice Robert's. I think that mainstream needs you to teach the world about new discoveries and facts that are so much older than they would have us believe 💚💛❤

[@rdnckpa]

So glad you are back and you were definitely missed

[@janernest414]

You have beautiful soul. Thanks for your contend!

[@melchiorvonsternberg844]

I'm assuming that someone has already pointed out the things I'm about to explain here. But since I had neither the time nor the muse to read over 1200 comments, I'll just write the data here. There are a few inaccuracies that I think are important. 1. Researchers in North America always assumed that the so-called Clovis culture was the oldest culture in North America. And that was dated back 18,000 years. So it's not 10,000 years, as our charming hostess said here, but "only" 5,000 years, a time difference. There is also evidence that people lived in South America as early as 32,000 years ago. 2. Some time ago, (also in Morocco) we discovered remains of Homo sapiens that are 300,000 years old, several 10,000 years older than anything of Homo sapiens discovered south of the Sahara. There are now 150,000 year old pieces of jewelry and other bits and bobs, not that much of a surprise. In this context, one should also consider that the Neanderthals made such things and even musical instruments several 10,000 years earlier. 3. Until this discovery in Turkey, Jericho was considered the oldest city in the world. And Jericho, dates back 7,000 years. And that means that this city has existed for about 1,000 years longer than the Sumerian culture in Mesopotamia... Greetings from Germany

[@jackie_treehorn2736]

Yesss so pleased to see you back! I just heard about the extra tepes yesterday and my mind is blown by it all 😍

[@TheGrandDude]

Such a charismatic person! Luv your tube! Dont watch much tv but good luck on your acting gig. Keep the vids coming so i can keep watching. Thanks for the update.

[@Eidolonian]

Amazing to have you back! You have been missed! :)

[@craig7272]

Graham Hancock looking pretty good right now, good video! 😊👍

[@spedybrent]

Love your show! Randall Carlson mentioned you on the JRE. You need to be a guest on it!