Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis

Mandy Tang: Heal Your Career Wounds

Earth AncientsSep 16, 2026

Career coach and shamanic practitioner Mandy Tang explains how toxic workplaces can leave lasting emotional injuries she calls career wounds, which often show up as physical symptoms like acid reflux, chronic coughs, and insomnia. She describes how the achievement trap, cultural pressure, and Silicon Valley hustle culture keep people stuck in jobs that drain them. The conversation also turns to shamanic journeying and the idea of a visualized 'power place' as tools for healing and decision-making, while host Cliff Dunning opens with musings on solar flares, the Brookings Report on alien contact, and the end of the Kali Yuga.

Jason Wilde: From Sky Lords to Water Sages, The Forgotten Ties that Shape Civilization

Earth AncientsSep 12, 2026

Author and independent researcher Jason Andrew Wilde argues that ancient myths, especially Sumerian accounts of the sky-descending Anunnaki and the fish-like Apkallu sages, are distorted memories of real history after the Younger Dryas flood. He favors a 'survivor hypothesis' in which seafaring remnants of an advanced pre-flood culture emerged from the Persian Gulf and rebooted civilization, though he does not rule out ancient beings living beneath the sea. Wilde also recounts a childhood UFO encounter with missing time, a levitating guru in India, and his belief that UAPs are interdimensional beings.

Randall Carlson: The Lost World Before the Flood

Earth AncientsAug 22, 2026

Rogue geologist Randall Carlson returns to Earth Ancients to argue that a sophisticated pre-flood civilization may have been wiped out by the Younger Dryas catastrophe around 12,900 years ago, its coastal cities now drowned under 400 feet of sea-level rise. He makes the case that Plato's Atlantis best matches subsided land masses near the Azores on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. He also proposes that sacred sites worldwide share a common geometric blueprint, possibly the remnants of an ancient technology that harnessed telluric earth energies and plasma.

Hugh Evans: The Origins of the Zodiac

Earth AncientsAug 8, 2026

Researcher Hugh Evans claims to have found the true origin of the zodiac in a giant star map of more than 1,000 square miles laid out across the landscape of northwest Wales (Gwynedd), centered on the mountain Cadair Idris. He argues that Neolithic people, or survivors of a pre-Flood civilization linked to the biblical Enoch, encoded all twelve zodiac constellations into hills, rivers, standing stones and Welsh place names around 5000 BCE. The episode also covers ley lines, telluric earth energies, Stonehenge dating, and host Cliff's own theory that the earliest Maya were a multicultural group of migrants driven by the Younger Dryas catastrophe.

Bibhu Dev Misra: The Aztec Calendar, Ekpyrosis and the Coming Cycle of Catastrophe

Earth AncientsAug 1, 2026

Author Bibhu Dev Misra returns to Earth Ancients to argue that the Aztec 52-year New Fire cycle ends in 2026, a 'One Rabbit' year that Aztec codices and tree-ring data link to droughts and famines. He connects the Aztec fear of the Pleiades and the Taurid meteor stream to the Younger Dryas catastrophe, and warns that Earth passes through the dense Taurid swarm in 2032 and 2036. Framing it all within the end of the Kali Yuga and a Greek 'ekpyrosis', or cleansing by fire, he suggests 2029 to 2036 may be a seven-year 'tribulation' marked by the asteroid Apophis, while also proposing that UFOs come from an underground civilization.

Kosmographia Episode#109 Moon Refuge, Crop Circles, Plasma? Megafloods Tour Stops

KosmographiaJul 30, 2024

Randall Carlson discusses intriguing topics related to Lunar Mysteries and possible habitable Moon caves in his latest podcast. He shares insights on flood sediments at Tammany Bar and speculates on emerging plasma technologies that might be linked to crop circle creation. The episode marks a decade since Carlson's first appearance on the Grimerica Podcast.