Brothers of the Serpent

The podcast explores topics such as pyramids, gods, aliens, and irrational numbers like pi. They discuss the existence of a separate realm, the concept of squaring the circle, and different perspectives. They delve into testing gravity and electricity, the uncertainty of quantum phenomena, and the relationship between science, spirituality, and the paranormal. They also explore the power of hair, the possibility of neutrinos as clumps of ether, and the concept of gravity as a result of waves.

We start this episode with a recount of a daytrip we took to a nearby extinct volcano that we totally did not know was there even though we've lived here for decades. Usually volcanoes are pretty noticable because mountain, but this volcano is eroded flat, nothing but a small knob of igneous material remains where the volcano once stood. Still, we were excited to see it and do some geololololology. Turns out it is entirely on private property. So we still haven't seen it. Instead, we went to McKinney Falls nearby, where we discovered an ancient dry-laid stone wall that bisected the park going directly east-west, atop a massive tounge of catastrophically deposited limestone(that in turn rested atop igneous materials, probably deposited by eruptions of the elusive mountainless volcano). Plus, evidence of massive flooding, giant oyster fossils, and creature shadows trapped in clay. Then we got eaten by fish and started a microcult. For the rest of the show, we discuss how to hear light and see sound, the almost total rejection of Russ' Yellowstone SuperColliding SuperVolcano Hypothesis by mainstream science, the complete rejection of Russ' Lithophonic Longhouses Low-hanging-fruit hypothesis by mainstream science, and how a steel drum is like an obelisk, but with dents. Geological Cross Section of Pilot Knob, the extinct volcano we couldn't find Strange stuff in the igneous boulders we found, these look like.... veins??  Yep. Those look like veins. Note relative-size quarter for scale.  Looks like... a tiny footprint.... with teeth stuck in it?? Right after taking this pic, we found an abandoned shoe, so we noped outta there The limestone shows signs of enduring severe erosional flooding at several bottleneck areas at McKinney Falls Erosion damage is clear from overhead images; note the widespread occurrence of "potholes", holes drilled into the stone by whirlpools in torrential floods Screenshot from a video taken in Williams Creek at the back of McKinney Falls park.  Williams Creek: The odd layer of gray-blue clay can be clearly seen on the left   STEP BACK FROM THE EDGE, TREE!! YOU HAVE TOO MUCH TO LIVE FOR Everything above the gray layer is river sediment deposit: a mix of limestone, caliche, flint, and lots of small rounded stones....river gravel There is naught left of them but Shadows.....SHADOWS IN THE CLAY Weird semi-spiraling bivalve / cephalopods ?? Beneath the limestone characteristic of McKinney Falls, we discovered evidence of volcanism....pyroclastic deposit layers Closeup of pyroclastic layers hidden beneath the limestone, note the crystalline structures Some of the layers have a strange latticework structure Graph of human hearing frequency range. Below the wavy line, the sounds are too quiet for us to hear them, above the line are audible sounds.  The human visual spectrum and where it lies on the full range of the electromagnetic spectrum.  Harmonics. Just picture these as guitar strings. The first one at the top shows the guitar string vibrating all across its length, making the Fundamental note. The next one has been touched lightly in the middle, splitting the vibration in half and silencing the fundamental, bringing out the harmonic. The next has been touched at the 1/3 spot, and so on.  This is an absolutely awful image depicting how redshift/blueshift works.  Sky view of Malta temples, which are very organic looking, everything is round, no sharp corners anywhere.    Malta temple megaliths. Uncut, unworked, unfinished, yet stacked and arranged so skillfully that they still stand, 7,000 years later Interior of one of the Maltese temples. Note the doorway on the right... all temple doors in Malta are made this way, as a hole cut through a large stone, rather than a more conventional approach with just two supports holding up a lintel stone. Haven't the faintest idea why.  Interior shots of the Hypogeum on Malta Hauntingly beautiful. Why did they build it? Who built it?  Looking through another round dooway piercing a stone slab in the Hypogeum. Remember that every room in this place was found 2/3rds filled with rubble and soil that had no stratigraphy(was not layered, implying it all was deposited at once), and scattered throughout the soil were the bones of upwards of 7,000 people, all of whom had anomalous elongated skulls. Interior diagram of the Pyramid of Khufu/Cheops(The Great Pyramid), to show how far away the subterranean chamber is from the King's Chamber   3D diagram of the Great Pyramid. Because why not.  The Ringing Rocks of Ringing Rocks Park. Note how tightly clustered they are.... trees don't even grow between them   The infamous, slightly foreboding Black Mountain   Slopes of Black Mountain, which is obviously not a mountain but an enormous pile of granite boulders that are so similar in size they look like gravel.  This is just incredibly strange, very difficult to explain how so many similar sized boulders came to be piled up so high in this one spot And of course....... snakes

The podcast explores the topics of ancient rocket technology, the construction of Ba'albek site, unexplained giant blocks, the mystery of Phoenicians and 'impossi blocks', the possibility of aliens assisting in construction, moving heavy loads and its consequences, ancient healers and the power of faith, breaking world records and extreme sports, the role of shamanism and ayahuasca in rituals, impossible locks and mind magic.

On this podcast, the hosts discuss various topics such as Sumerian creation myths, erosion patterns on the Sphinx enclosure, and the catastrophic end of the recent ice age. They tie these topics together into a conspiracy while adding playful banter about snakes and mythical creatures. They explore the interbreeding of the Anunnaki and humans, the controversy surrounding the Sphinx, and the composition of a mysterious substance found across continents. They also discuss cataclysmic events in recent history, symbolism in a knight and dragon story, and thank their listeners.

Expert in pyramids and author, Christopher Dunn, joins the Brothers of the Serpent to discuss pyramids and their connection to various topics such as ancient telescopes, sonic technology, salt residues, strange chemicals, and the Book of Enoch. They also explore the mysteries surrounding the king's lists in Egyptology and Sumerian kings, granite cylinder seals, the Tower of Babel, and the erosion of the Sphinx. The podcast concludes with a fascinating discussion on measurements, living in harmony, and questioning progress.

Excerpts discuss ordinary extraordinary phenomena; information universe and dreams; why smartphones don't appear in dreams; sleep paralysis; discussing Easter Island and the mysteries surrounding it; theories about ancient civilizations and connections to other cultures; burial of statues on a volcano; underwater pictures of Easter Island heads; challenges in dating archaeological sites.

We have our first guest on the show, Ethan Hack, who sat in the studio with us and argued with everything we said and basically told us we're dumb. Generally this is an assessment we agree with, but we proved him wrong anyway, just to be nice. Other than that, we discuss an interesting document from the official CIA website, a whole list of odd events from the last hundred years taken from an article posted in the Fortean Times, stopping lasers with your mind, and how to become the Most Badass Martial Artist Ever. Also, Mormons and metal books and truths hidden in lies.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss their interest in mysteries and ancient technology. They explore topics such as ancient lost cities, Mormons, and the origins of the Brotherhood of the Serpent. They also talk about out of place artifacts, ancient texts, and a disgruntled listener. The hosts analyze Bill Nye's credibility as a scientist and discuss strange apparitions. They share stories of unusual discoveries and explore mysterious objects in a corridor. The episode ends with a wrap-up and encouragement for listener feedback.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss the 'Because Pyramids' hypothesis and how ancient Egyptians made a science out of investigating the afterlife. They also explore the extraordinary nature of the air shafts in the Great Pyramid and the strange marks found beyond a door. The chapters cover topics such as funeral rituals, near-death experiences, exploration of tunnels in the pyramids, symbolism behind letters, ancient units of measure, the concept of procession and its effect on the night sky, and numerical connections in ancient texts and the Great Pyramid.

In this entertaining podcast, the hosts discuss topics such as the conspiracy theory behind daylight savings time and its connection to magic. They also explore the mystery of elongated skulls found in different regions and the existence of giants in ancient times. The podcast delves into the intriguing world of Egyptian sarcophagi, the potential dangers of the torrid meteor stream, and the impact of human activity on climate change.