Brothers of the Serpent

Delving into moon mysteries and theories about the moon being an ancient spaceship. Exploring sacred geometry, metrology, and the clash between Imperial and Metric systems. Discussing people appearing out of nowhere, timeslips, Mandela Effect, and mass disappearances. Connecting these phenomena to glitches in the Matrix and Malaysian Airlines Flight 370.

Delving into UFO sightings, ancient earth anomalies, and potential life outside habitable zones, the podcast explores the mystery of unidentified aircraft, discussions of consciousness-related phenomena, ancient texts linking to UFOs, and anomalies in desert formations caused by nuclear explosions.

Discussing new archaeological findings in Mexico and Guatemala, including ruins of ancient cities, submerged cave systems with artifacts, and the association of gods with turtles worldwide. Exploring the possibility of advanced civilizations using mechanical turtle-like vehicles powered by a mercury vortex engine. Delving into the mysteries of ancient monuments, Atlantis, levitation with mercury and magnetic fields, and pyramid power theories.

Podcast discusses mysterious booms in Colorado, out of place artifacts, ancient sites in China, and how small kinetic oscillators can destroy buildings. They also touch on topics like ancient Egyptian carvings, pyramid exploration, Ley lines, earth energies, enigmatic artifacts, and megalithic blocks in China. The hosts share amusing speculations on rave culture, dowsing, and legends of giants.

We kick this episode off with some current news items, like the LiDAR survey in Guatemala around Mayan ruins, the possible detection of extragalactic exoplanets, and the complete falsification of anthropogenic global warming by world-reknowned, internationally acclaimed, nobel prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman, using physics. Kyle then destroys the dreams of millions of people who have been trying to raise their vibrations and make the world a better place through meditation, when he reads an article about scientists who proved that meditation doesn't work by demonstrating that assholes who meditate are still assholes. He then renews their dreams by pointing out that, since life can be shit sometimes, having assholes around to deal with it is a good thing, so removal of all assholes would leave the rest of us to deal with the shit, which is no one's idea of a better world. In the second hour, Russ reads from Ivan T. Sanderson's book Pursuing the Unexplained about coincidence and how, as a phenomena, it is not understood and therefore cannot legitimately be used as an explanation for other things we don't under stand. Also, rain dances are real, clouds can be busted with merely a few minutes concentration and an intense stare, and lots of weird shit rains out of the sky on a regular basis(further reinforcing the need for assholes, to deal with this sky shit). So get out there and be an asshole, make the world a better place. Brothers of the Serpent Episode 034

Exploring Manuscript 512 with missing pyramid descriptions, deep ocean impacts, whale fossils in mountains, marine animals at 11,000ft, fossilized homo sapien footprints, and frustrating archaeology fails involving shafts and doors at the Great Pyramid

The podcast covers topics like Bermuda Triangle mysteries, Nikola Tesla's experiments in electromagnetism, skerpderping on Wikipedia, government shutdown and meteorites, and setting fire to flat earthers. It also explores signals from the universe, vibrations in the Earth's core, and mysterious disappearances in the Sargasso Sea, all while throwing in puns and dad jokes throughout.

Discussion of dyslexia experiences, mysterious sensations during sleep paralysis, San Pedro mummy discovery, electromagnetic fields in Bermuda Triangle, and cryptography exploration

Jeremy Figgins, an ancient historian, discusses the influence of money on academia, mysteries surrounding the Sphinx and Great Pyramid, alternative interpretations of ancient texts, the historical accuracy of Plato's Atlantis, the impact of AI on jobs, the mysterious Tatra project, confusion in the oil industry, perceived scarcity and its implications on society, the manipulation of environmentalism, limitations in evolutionary biology, and embracing fiction and challenging accepted paradigms.

Discussion on alternate history views from Velikovsky's 'Worlds in Collision' and Brambley's 'Gods of Eden'. Exploring medieval plagues linked to sky sightings and mysterious figures. Ancient cataclysms, cosmic phenomena, and tales from Egyptian creation myth intertwined with planetary disasters and preservation of ancient knowledge.