John Reeves, an Alaskan gold miner and star of the documentary "Boneyard Alaska," shares his experience uncovering thousands of Ice Age animal remains on his land. He discusses the excitement and challenges of mining, including setbacks from significant paleontological discoveries. Reeves dives into the ancient artifacts and the ethical dilemmas tied to their extraction. Their conversation also touches on the artistry involved in crafting from mammoth ivory, showcasing the deep connection between history, culture, and environmental concerns in Alaska.

John Reeves, an Alaskan gold miner, talks about his discovery of ice age animal remains on his property featured in the documentary 'Boneyard Alaska'. Topics include controversial bones, dumping in the East River, limitations of AI, coexistence of humans and mammoths, cloning Jesus, underwater ancient structures, and the significance of bones in scientific research.

John Reeves, podcast guest, discusses unethical practices of Bayer, problems with dealing with insurance companies, availability of stem cells, curiosity about Randall Carlson and Robert Shock's visit, mishandling of bones by the Smithsonian, trust in institutions, desire to search for treasure, ethics, transparency, change within institutions, exciting podcast episodes, and the need to raise awareness about peptides and stem cells.