This week we discuss the probe recently sent to the far side of the moon by China, as well as claims of “lost civilizations, and the books and television shows that promote them.
Tag: ancient mysteries
This week we examine the strange “history” of Atlantis, an odd passing reference made by Plato which spurred interest in one of the most lasting mythologies of all time.
On this edition of the podcast, we explore changes in scientific attitudes relating to interpretations of various mysteries of the ancient past.
This week on the podcast we explore the ancient wonders of North American archaeology, such as Ohio’s Serpent Mound and other enigmatic locations.
This week’s program looks at updates following the recent coverage of UFOs in the mainstream media, as well as several of 2017’s top discoveries relating to the ancient world.
This week, we are joined by Sam Shearon, whose artistic representations of the literary horrors of Lovecraft and Poe are arguably among the finest in the dark art genre.
This week on The Gralien Report, we explore the disappearance of Percy Fawcett, who vanished while searching for the fabled “Lost City of Z”
This week on The Gralien Report we discuss ancient mysteries and unusual phenomenon in human history, as well as scientists who have observed mysterious, unidentified animal species.
This week on The Gralien Report, we discuss mysteries of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and ancient mysteries involving ancient cataclysms and climate change.
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