Graham Hancock: Banned From Pyramids, Joe Rogan Debate, and Antarctica’s Hidden Jungle

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  • @MrGorobu
    @MrGorobu Рік тому +1652

    I picked Graham and his wife up in London after their dinner with Joe Rogan (he was doing standup at the O2), drove them to their station. Such a wild moment because I love his books. They were such sweet people, Graham couldn't believe I recognised him, and they waved me goodbye at the station. Wonderful people.

    • @adrienneclarke3953
      @adrienneclarke3953 Рік тому +72

      I love comments like this❤️

    • @JeatBunkie
      @JeatBunkie Рік тому +30

      Well that’s just lovely. I have only read Fingerprints Of The Gods, what would recommend I read next?

    • @mwhitelaw8569
      @mwhitelaw8569 Рік тому +18

      Now that's awesome
      Seems like a good bloke

    • @69-Bot
      @69-Bot Рік тому +2

      The O2? Didn’t know they had dinner in England or Ireland

    • @69-Bot
      @69-Bot Рік тому

      @@0xmoo why would joe Rogan perform stand up comedy at an O2 restaurant… he meant an O2 arena, the only 2 I know of is In Ireland and England. That’s why I was asking OP. O2 restaurants has nothing to do with it.

  • @ajinkyapuranik9377
    @ajinkyapuranik9377 Рік тому +758

    Bro it's been almost an hour and the guys haven't once made silly jokes or cut off their guest or digressed into some funny bit. Real respect being shown here. Kudos to you guys

    • @TetiLeki
      @TetiLeki Рік тому +26

      Lowkey it’s cuz they’re probably lost🤣

    • @Tobbast
      @Tobbast Рік тому +3

      He must have some mental illness 😢

    • @paulojleite
      @paulojleite Рік тому +16

      The guys on the left of the screen probably are thinking “I didn’t drop out of college for this shit” 😂

    • @benjaminghazi787
      @benjaminghazi787 Рік тому +8

      In the first few minutes they joked that they hoped he was racist when he was coming on the podcast. Not sure if you’re deaf or just been skipping through it.

    • @ajinkyapuranik9377
      @ajinkyapuranik9377 Рік тому +2

      @@benjaminghazi787 lol sure bro I guess I'm deaf 🤷‍♂

  • @shawna4309
    @shawna4309 Рік тому +7598

    One of my favorite JRE guests of all time

    • @AdamTheBeard
      @AdamTheBeard Рік тому +94

      Aye andrews quality 😂

    • @Oldglen
      @Oldglen Рік тому +67

      S TIER

    • @spicycajun2core
      @spicycajun2core Рік тому +22

      O so flagrant haha not

    • @GeorgeDroyd1998
      @GeorgeDroyd1998 Рік тому

      @@spicycajun2coremore like fagrant lmao. Or fagsrant. That’s a little better

    • @tomjjackson21
      @tomjjackson21 Рік тому

      I wish I were this impressionable.. This man is a charlatan, that's profited to the tune of millions by proclaiming he's a victim. Hancock is one of the most repugnant humans on this planet, and it drives me crazy that people listen to a fkn word this con artist espouses.

  • @cowboysamurai8192
    @cowboysamurai8192 Рік тому +348

    Side note: the fact that Graham addresses and communicates to all the guys in the room shows real gentleman type class

    • @pooheadlou
      @pooheadlou 11 місяців тому +3

      ? Why wouldn't he???

    • @Darkelementsx22
      @Darkelementsx22 10 місяців тому +4

      @@pooheadlou hes obviously older and being younger they are used to a different humor and pastime.

    • @IcheatedOnMyXbox81
      @IcheatedOnMyXbox81 9 місяців тому

      Well said

    • @Oshinut28
      @Oshinut28 9 місяців тому +2

      One of the first gestures I noticed, a sign of respect regardless of intellectual level differences.

    • @Gershwood
      @Gershwood 8 місяців тому +2

      Charisma goes a long way when peddling bullshit

  • @ReagonL0L
    @ReagonL0L Рік тому +1575

    Andrew and crew: I know you are all hilarious, and how you can find the humor in a lot of what was said. But I really really appreciate the level of respect you gave to the guest and allowed him to fully get his thoughts out. Absolute kudos

    • @santiking
      @santiking Рік тому +4

      💪🏾💪🏾💯💯

    • @Alpha-Whiskey-Kilo
      @Alpha-Whiskey-Kilo Рік тому +6

      Completely agree.

    • @adam300tdi90
      @adam300tdi90 Рік тому +20

      Mamoon's hole....... 1:05:00

    • @eiriknymo6292
      @eiriknymo6292 Рік тому +3

      Me gusta

    • @joeesparks7
      @joeesparks7 Рік тому +3

      No no no...we came for fragrance!!! Week after week after week, respecting the guest train of thought🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️ this ain't JRE. Good thing they took the 2 off the channel name, cuz this def ain't flagrant 2🤦🏾‍♂️

  • @realworldcarpentryremodeli5868
    @realworldcarpentryremodeli5868 Рік тому +297

    Great words from graham Hancock…”the things that divide us as human beings is far less important than the things that unite us as human beings”

    • @2Less0is0More2
      @2Less0is0More2 Рік тому +2

      Love it

    • @taowroland8697
      @taowroland8697 11 місяців тому +2

      That is a perspective that wealthy upper class people have, because they as a group have what is essentially a single worldwide culture. People who have to live next to brown people know that no, there is a LOT that separates us.

    • @vincetstewart8190
      @vincetstewart8190 11 місяців тому

      Bullshit!!!! All that said to me was .. let’s not give credit to the black Africans for building the pyramid, because that will further upset whites and Egyptians further, and he will never get back into Egypt That’s why he dodged the facts. Y’all give it up we know our history bro… we have the internet! U can look up real facts there. We know the truth! U do to..,,,

    • @hattorihanzo562
      @hattorihanzo562 10 місяців тому

      @@taowroland8697thats such a racist ignorant statement mate

    • @unbabunga229
      @unbabunga229 8 місяців тому +1

      That’s a quite a valley girl would have framed in their bedroom

  • @nightkraken7257
    @nightkraken7257 Рік тому +191

    When the co-hosts are mostly quiet you know you have a great guest!! What a wealth of knowledge. Definitely saving this one!

    • @scottyjzer3111
      @scottyjzer3111 Рік тому +8

      wealth of stories and imagination I wouldn't call it knowledge lol

    • @SueMyChin
      @SueMyChin Рік тому +4

      @@scottyjzer3111 I don't even have a problem admitting he has knowledge, I would just say that he knows some of the stuff he's talking about is complete twaddle but it sells, so he perseveres with it.
      It's a shame because the truth about ancient culture is fascinating.

    • @ob2249
      @ob2249 Рік тому +1

      @@SueMyChin
      indeed way m0re fascinating than he makes it 0ut t0 be
      with his
      sensati0naIist speiIberg appr0ach
      he thinks he`s indiana j0nes

    • @ob2249
      @ob2249 Рік тому

      @@scottyjzer3111
      the best summary 0f hanc0ck`s "w0rk"
      sh0uId be 0n the jacket 0f aII his n0veIIas

    • @johnlamas5880
      @johnlamas5880 Рік тому +2

      Closed mindedness is the reason the world is in the state it is now.

  • @badazzmuffin5781
    @badazzmuffin5781 Рік тому +464

    "The sea levels rose about 400ft at the end of the last ice age."
    "All over the world?"
    "Yes, all the oceans are connected."
    I love how polite Graham is when having to explain how water and gravity works lol.

    • @pafiro
      @pafiro Рік тому +14

      Lmaoo that cracked me up too

    • @ephraimmwakandu9995
      @ephraimmwakandu9995 Рік тому +4

      Behave yourself...hehehe🤣🤣

    • @MICKEYISLOWD
      @MICKEYISLOWD Рік тому +20

      Just to correct you...Climate change is now causing sea level rise however...when levels rise, in some places in the world sea levels actually go down as a consequence. This is because the ice melting on land removes enormous weight upon the land and then the mantle rebounds up meaning the sea level actually goes down for that region. This is happening right now.

    • @pafiro
      @pafiro Рік тому +4

      @@MICKEYISLOWD interesting!

    • @pogo1140
      @pogo1140 Рік тому +4

      @@MICKEYISLOWD That's not how that works.

  • @jimsta06
    @jimsta06 Рік тому +69

    Man 3 hours of the flagrant boys in total awe, facing the man the whole time from both angles, love the wide shots where you can see all five of them . Excellent podcast one of the best on here for sure !

  • @jamesscott2605
    @jamesscott2605 Рік тому +642

    Absolutely phenomenal interview by Andrew, asked all the right questions and then allowed him to speak and not cutting him off. WELL DONE!

    • @mudcast
      @mudcast Рік тому +9

      I’ve had my doubts about Andrew but yes, he did good here.

    • @BastrdMcQueen
      @BastrdMcQueen Рік тому

      Yawning goat

    • @Toroidalzpe
      @Toroidalzpe Рік тому +11

      He interrupted repeatedly with "yeah"s & "right"s
      are you deaf?

    • @BastrdMcQueen
      @BastrdMcQueen Рік тому +2

      @@Toroidalzpe Yeah ye ye ye ye ye ye

    • @theclumsyprepper
      @theclumsyprepper Рік тому +9

      He interrupted many times, not allowing Graham to finish answering the question before he asked the next one.

  • @adamjohnson286
    @adamjohnson286 Рік тому +221

    I watched this whole thing- classic Graham Hancock. He talks about half about the ancient Egyptians and half about psychedelics, his own experiences, opposition to the war on drugs, etc. He's one of the heros of the past half century, in my opinion.

    • @davidleomorley889
      @davidleomorley889 Рік тому

      1. Politicians scam the public over and over and over...and yet the same people keep getting voted back into office. Too many people have faith in what politicians from the party they support say while they are out on the campaign trail. People don’t seem to wake up and expel them.
      2. Shining white televised mega-churches and their lear jet flying televangelists get people to hand over their money … using their faith in what they are bing told as the main tool. If you warn them that they are being lied to…they won’t believe you. Many of them have invested years of their lives believing in these institutions and watching it on their TV set. It would be too psychologically painful to accept the idea that they have been scammed after years of exposure to the cult.
      3. Someone called “Q” was saying a lot of things online and a lot of people believed it. They got scammed because they had faith in what they were being told. If you warn the believers of the Q-cult and warn them about scammed…they will disagree with you…and even get angry with you for suggesting that they are being scammed….because they have been successfully brainwashed.
      4. Starting in the 1800s, men were selling fake medicinal elixirs to US settlers heading out west and to new comers to the city from the countryside. When warned at the time, “Hey, those bottles he is selling you are sugar water. It’s just a scam. Buying his bottled b.s. won’t do anything for you except make you a little poorer.”….they wouldn’t believe what they were being warned about.
      There is one of them portrayed in the famous Clint Eastwood movie The Outlaw Josey Wales.
      5. Fake call centers from India take inexperienced people’s money using nothing more than a cell phone every day. Their victims are usually very sure of themselves at the time…and don’t discover until later that they have been $cammed.
      6. In The Wizard of Oz, Dorthy meets the grifter named Professor Marvel just before the tornado hits her home. He is the traveling crystal ball scammer, who steals Dorthy’s photo of Aunt Em(Emily) when she has her eyes closed, eventually becoming the wizard in her dream, scamming the citizens of Oz … all to maintain his power and authority over them.
      7. There are many people today who are living inside of a UA-cam video created dreamworld that resembles Oz….watching their favorite UA-cam wizards like Hancock, Forester, Carlson, Dunn, UnchartedX and others, believing whatever they are being told. They are like online personality cults who masquerade themselves as historians and/or scientists to us, the largely scientifically illiterate public. This is how they earn a living.
      "There's a sucker born every minute" was a saying in the 19th century about P.T Barnum being able to trick people into believing in nonsensical things like the mermaids, giants, the “161 year old nursemaid” and many other hoaxes.
      The ability to trick people into believing in b.s. continues into the internet age and the fantastical stories & videos on UA-cam about “lost civilizations” “ancient aliens" “unexplainable mysteries” “giza pyramid power plants” “giants” and “ancient high technology" are the proof.
      When you warn people that they are being conned, most of them won’t believe you and even get angry with you for suggesting that they are being misled…after months or years of watching their favorite wizards. Plato spoke about this phenomena in his famous allegory of the cave.
      Just like the other forms of indoctrination, those who are in it, can't see through their own blindspot. Also, besides the embarrassment of admitting that one has been conned, which is hard enough to face, deep down inside, many people would rather just be entertained and believe in whatever sounds the most exciting to them, rather than giving into the scientific evidence, information that they usually refuse to even look at.

    • @Swolphacles
      @Swolphacles Рік тому +7

      110% agree! Very underrated the impact he’s had

    • @kravenor6369
      @kravenor6369 Рік тому +8

      @@Swolphacles Fuck yeah dude! He's a gaddam hero, battling the dogmatic narratives of our ancient past, and someday he'll be proven correct.

    • @davidleomorley889
      @davidleomorley889 Рік тому +13

      @@kravenor6369 Not a chance. He's just a modern day version of P.T. Barnum. He's already been proven wrong...but his cult like followers, the people who treat him like a hero, can't accept it.

    • @jfk_was_afk9597
      @jfk_was_afk9597 Рік тому +9

      @@davidleomorley889 yep. Hate that the boys platformed him

  • @justinwilliams7148
    @justinwilliams7148 Рік тому +41

    I saw footage of the top of the pyramid and it was covered in strange markings. Turns out everyone going back thousands of years has the bright idea of carving their name into it. It's a great story for Graham to find his grandfather's name there, but also quite sad when you see tourist names gouged into our historical places.

  • @fluxcore5642
    @fluxcore5642 Рік тому +414

    Open dialogue and long format conversations is where Graham excels. I loved the show but I’d much rather just listen to him speak for hours on a pod or a speech. Love you Graham!

    • @Dontbustthecrust
      @Dontbustthecrust Рік тому +15

      Yeah just not with actual archeologists right? Never seems to want to sit down and have a long-form conversation with scientists.

    • @gwilymyddraig
      @gwilymyddraig Рік тому +36

      Other way around. Hancock offers, people refuse, and nobody asks him to converse because they are worried about their reputation. Maybe you didn't see the beginning hour, where Hancock says he will be debating an archaeologist on Oct 24th o the JRP

    • @fluxcore5642
      @fluxcore5642 Рік тому +15

      @@Dontbustthecrust sounds like there will be a debate on the JRE podcast with an archeologist. He said it during this one.

    • @Dontbustthecrust
      @Dontbustthecrust Рік тому +2

      @@fluxcore5642 awesome. Long over due. Who are the archeologists?

    • @fluxcore5642
      @fluxcore5642 Рік тому +3

      @@Dontbustthecrust October 24th and he will be debating an archeologist named “Flint Dibble”

  • @Joogsy4560
    @Joogsy4560 Рік тому +465

    Appreciate the respect for Graham and letting him speak at length without interrupting or making silly jokes etc.
    One of the best guests on any podcast 🔥

    • @iamyitanli
      @iamyitanli Рік тому

      I think it's because the boys are falling asleep.

    • @P_steez
      @P_steez Рік тому +22

      Totally agree, Andrew and all the boys were super mature and kept it super respectful. Kudos to them

    • @johnjames9359
      @johnjames9359 Рік тому +12

      @@P_steezthey've been getting a lot of heat lately for being immature, annoying, and disrespectful to their guests. Makes sense they chilled for this one. If they would have clowned graham the internet would have turned against them

    • @AIenSmithee
      @AIenSmithee Рік тому

      there are so many things he said in this that is straight up not true of been disproven. It's like if you were born yesterday and listened to a flat earther they might sound as plausible because you don't know anything but as soon as you learn a bit of science you would understand how nuts flat earth is. Same goes here. The only people that believe this crap are people who have never seriously listened to criticism of the things that Hancock says that are obviously wrong. Earth crust displacement is bananas. Arontius finaes map? please. Bimini road? guy knows he doesn't even have to try people will listen to his garbage uncritically anyway.

    • @jhonklan3794
      @jhonklan3794 Рік тому

      @@johnjames9359 But why though? They're literally comedians, it's not beyond the pale that they would ridicule the ridiculous.

  • @DOOMLORDHOKAGE
    @DOOMLORDHOKAGE Рік тому +1449

    I just want to say, I’m really glad you guys let him talk. From the episodes I’ve seen this is the first serious guest you’ve had on and you didn’t have to crack a joke every 5 seconds lmao I appreciated it. For the next one you guys should go wild

    • @jamesjenkins6093
      @jamesjenkins6093 Рік тому

      "serious guest" The guy is just a complete grifter making millions from fools gobbling his garbage up.

    • @pablopanesso1057
      @pablopanesso1057 Рік тому +64

      Huberman was also a serious guest and they interrupted him quite a lot. I’m glad they learned from the feedback they received.

    • @oza8578
      @oza8578 Рік тому +54

      Dude almost lost it when Graham mentioned "Mahmoud's Hole", though. Lol

    • @DjSamMuniz
      @DjSamMuniz Рік тому +3

      @@oza8578 that sent me 💀

    • @jayperkins2100
      @jayperkins2100 Рік тому +24

      This waa a guest they clearly have deep personal interest in this was a pod for them not for us

  • @Amor-Fati.
    @Amor-Fati. Рік тому +19

    This is a man totally in tune with his true path in life, as we see with his discovery of his decendants. We all should be this in tune with the universe.

  • @cronic8644
    @cronic8644 Рік тому +218

    I love these guys, they're respectful, they sit, they listen and still a great show... one of their best imo.

    • @youtubeyoutubeyoutube9961
      @youtubeyoutubeyoutube9961 Рік тому +4

      half of them have nothing to say lol

    • @CoronaTheVirus
      @CoronaTheVirus Рік тому +14

      ​@@youtubeyoutubeyoutube9961half of them are side hosts, what do you mean? Better they stay quiet then make outlandish remarks.

    • @bigdick1267
      @bigdick1267 Рік тому

      Getting ready to watch, hopefully Andrew doesn't interrupt every 5 seconds lime he has a tendency to do.

    • @raoulduke7668
      @raoulduke7668 Рік тому +2

      @@CoronaTheVirus I think host should ask challenging questions. This is the essence of science, questioning the narrative

    • @cronic8644
      @cronic8644 Рік тому +3

      @@CoronaTheVirus there's a time and place, typically 'outlandish' is exactly why I like these boys however, I also like that they're aware enough to know when/if it's appropriate. With Hancock, I just like listening to him, he sounds like he's permanently reading a bedtime story 😁

  • @j0404t
    @j0404t Рік тому +33

    Best guest ever. Please....more of GRAHAM. Respect your elders and the limited time they have left and keep amplifying his voice

  • @mikeplada9237
    @mikeplada9237 Рік тому +146

    Graham on any podcast is always amazing. 1M views in 1 day shows the love people have not only for Andrew & the guys, but Graham as well. I'll probably listen to this in its entirety 3 times over.

    • @hairyjohnson2597
      @hairyjohnson2597 Рік тому

      😅😅🎉I

    • @singletaxjax307
      @singletaxjax307 Рік тому +2

      You shouldn't have love for a hack and a charlatan who spreads misinformation to people who genuinely wish to learn about the past.

    • @justinsane1909
      @justinsane1909 Рік тому

      @@singletaxjax307you shouldn’t be here, starts with a H rhymes with gator.

    • @singletaxjax307
      @singletaxjax307 Рік тому

      @@justinsane1909 He makes a living spouting a bunch of garbage that is literally impossible to have been the case. Ask him how a worldwide empire was going to feed itself if domesticated cereals capable of supporting large settled populations hadn't come into existence yet. He's a complete and total fucking hack. His entire body of work doesn't stand up to the barest amount of scrutiny, but dumbfucks eat it up because he talks confidently and because they never see the counterarguments as to why he can't even remotely be correct about anything he says.

    • @stevechase78
      @stevechase78 Рік тому +1

      ​@@singletaxjax307What's your experience in any field discussed, to come to your conclusion?

  • @adambartlett6277
    @adambartlett6277 Рік тому +326

    WOW. Graham literally brain dumps for 3 hours straight. He's dedicated the majority of his life towards his studies. I so hope he gets the recognition he deserves one day. What a man

    • @MrNopperz
      @MrNopperz Рік тому +10

      Hopefully not

    • @alielq1ran
      @alielq1ran Рік тому +5

      and why do you say that?
      @@MrNopperz

    • @MrNopperz
      @MrNopperz Рік тому

      Because he just spreads pseudoscientific non-sense. That helps nobody and only misinforms people@@alielq1ran

    • @jefff3023
      @jefff3023 Рік тому

      He's dedicated to being a complete hack and fraud

    • @pogo1140
      @pogo1140 Рік тому +5

      His studies, what was his PHD on??

  • @brennden3232
    @brennden3232 Рік тому +34

    Thank you for having him on as a guest. I have tremendous respect for Graham Hancock

  • @corymcdonald1369
    @corymcdonald1369 Рік тому +35

    This is my first flagrant that I have ever been able to finish in one sitting. Its 6 a.m. here and I put this on to sleep but its an Amazing conversation. I love how they actually just let him talk and asked him straight forward single questions. I hope they do more like this.

    • @ACuriousChild
      @ACuriousChild Рік тому

      They are EQUALLY "high on their own supply" ... as they are pointing it out about others just on a different level.

  • @jaymeramirez7435
    @jaymeramirez7435 Рік тому +1651

    I love how Andrew and the guys know how to manage their humor. They know when and who to play with. This is probably the 2-3rd interview I seen these guys host and I was afraid they would act like dummies ruining all the info provided by the guest. But rather they are intrigued and ask great questions.

    • @nitroustommy
      @nitroustommy Рік тому +90

      Andrew actually wearing pants and not sitting there in his whitey tighties means he's taking this one a little more seriously. 😂

    • @reptar69mctokesalot
      @reptar69mctokesalot Рік тому +66

      They have definitely overdone it on a few interviews but when it comes to ancient Egypt they don't mess around lol

    • @mmamultiverse75
      @mmamultiverse75 Рік тому +53

      They are evolving with our feedback. Andrew had a complex that he needed to be funny randomly

    • @BaldCape9
      @BaldCape9 Рік тому +28

      @@mmamultiverse75 you know he's a comedian and this is a comedy podcast right? That's..not a complex lmao that's called making comedy. Yall see the wierdest shit out of nothing.

    • @silvergimmick4429
      @silvergimmick4429 Рік тому +23

      They probably heard all the criticism. Especially after the Huberman pod. That was rough to listen to.

  • @yeahbo7
    @yeahbo7 10 місяців тому +4

    I met Graham at Alex Greys Cosm in Hudson Valley NY probably 7 years ago? for a talk and he was super friendly and "worth" speaking to etc. They say never meet your idols but was very pleased to engage with this fellow. Super solid individual!

  • @MrLegendra
    @MrLegendra Рік тому +214

    "The things that divide us are far less important than the things that unite us". Well said!

    • @soupstheman143
      @soupstheman143 Рік тому

      Aww but then how are people gonna get free shit from pseudo victimhood?!?! Which ancestors will they get to step on the necks of, whose struggles will they get to piggy back off of and LARP as oppressed if suddenly we all adhere by this philosophy?

    • @AIenSmithee
      @AIenSmithee Рік тому +3

      Sounds good but it’s really a meaningless platitude isn’t it?

    • @cryptocashn2313
      @cryptocashn2313 Рік тому +8

      @@AIenSmithee get hobby, its kinda sad

    • @AIenSmithee
      @AIenSmithee Рік тому

      @@cryptocashn2313 ok 👍

    • @busterbiloxi3833
      @busterbiloxi3833 Рік тому

      Meaning what?

  • @fearlessandfar
    @fearlessandfar Рік тому +2037

    Can’t get enough of this guy 🐉

    • @roberthofmannjr.7089
      @roberthofmannjr.7089 Рік тому +40

      At times Graham can be all over the place because interviewers throw stuff at him from all angles so it can be hard to follow. I have listened to all the Randall Carlson podcasts so I can follow Graham. I also read America before which covers a lot of his research and ideas that flow from them. In the book his prose follows a progression of his ideas. In order to really understand this stuff you need to go over it a few times and this video covers a lot of the high points. It is great stuff.

    • @bobibob5442
      @bobibob5442 Рік тому

      why because hes speech is beautifully for u!!! tells fairy tales beautifully??? this things are well known so many years ago(before he was born) !! he didn't brought anything new in last 50-60 years for pyramids!!! = 0 this Ban that he is talking is total B.S , in the period after WW2 till 1992-1993, only the persons of deep state goes there for real research... (authorized) the guys that goes to every show today are this that find nothing and goes to documentary's to Netflix to get some money... but they that really find real staff (they that was Serious) aha u never know them and what they find..

    • @riyanthonididi
      @riyanthonididi Рік тому +9

      ​@@roberthofmannjr.7089thanks dude, great explanation🙌🏻

    • @dannywayne311
      @dannywayne311 Рік тому +7

      @fearlessandfar you’re awesome my friend, thanks for what you do as well.

    • @jdogb1
      @jdogb1 Рік тому +5

      Absolutely, love these conversations. Grahams books are fantastic if you haven’t already read or listened to his audiobooks.

  • @Saiyajin947
    @Saiyajin947 Рік тому +1104

    This guy’s brain is filled with so much knowledge it’s insane. Can’t wait to repeat half of what he said incorrectly at the next party I go to 😂

  • @boompie800
    @boompie800 Рік тому +4

    I can't turn it off. Graham's storytelling of his theory's are so amazing. The knowledge this guy has is insane. He made me very interested in all of his work

  • @tristandehner
    @tristandehner Рік тому +48

    Graham hancock in rare form loved it probably his best interview of all time

  • @jacksonculpepper623
    @jacksonculpepper623 Рік тому +77

    Love how akaash is always the one to get people to actually explain thoroughly what they're saying. Mad respect for having his guests actually lay it out why they believe what they believe

  • @LeeSmith-mn2pf
    @LeeSmith-mn2pf 7 місяців тому +7

    the pure joy in his face listening to every word he's saying...... Good ol Graham

  • @devinitimusic
    @devinitimusic Рік тому +280

    Hands down.... one of the best interviews I've ever seen. The way Andrew was so intrigued and asked honest questions in such a joyous way. Reminds me of childlike wonder. This allowed Graham to really express his experience in greater detail than I've heard from him in a while. Such a great format. Such a great video. Thank you for this!!!

    • @crimsonhawk4912
      @crimsonhawk4912 Рік тому

      Hand.... Cocks down?

    • @seyieneimeyase
      @seyieneimeyase Рік тому

      😊

    • @seyieneimeyase
      @seyieneimeyase Рік тому

      A😊😊😊

    • @jbzzl48
      @jbzzl48 Рік тому +1

      Than howf did they not know longitude? @1:02....it was a power source. Too many lies.

    • @josiahmccallister3150
      @josiahmccallister3150 Рік тому +3

      Graham took advantage of Andrew’s (and many people’s) curiousity about the ancient world by saying things that sound fascinating while the real reasons for the things he claims are much simpler. He just wants the clicks and to be a martyr in archeology (a field in which he is not an expert)

  • @savagelucy13
    @savagelucy13 Рік тому +169

    I haven’t really been interested in this podcast for a good while but when I saw Graham Hancock was the guest I had to check it out. He’s an absolute legend! Well done, boys!!!

    • @beedlejuice6395
      @beedlejuice6395 Рік тому

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    • @hamaadzeen7496
      @hamaadzeen7496 Рік тому +12

      Same, used to look forward to the flagrant takes, but as it's gone mainstream not the same. Schulz is still funny just too big now

    • @XOChristianaNicole
      @XOChristianaNicole Рік тому +2

      Ditto to OG comment, as well as the one previous to mine.

    • @uncannyvalleyvintage
      @uncannyvalleyvintage Рік тому +1

      Really resonate with the OG comment, as well as the one previous to mine and the one previous to hers.

  • @marcosluna7792
    @marcosluna7792 Рік тому +363

    FUCKING LEGENDARY! I never would have thought 10 years ago that Id see Graham Hancock in this light. God bless you guys

    • @laidbacksage2574
      @laidbacksage2574 Рік тому +8

      He looks like the type of dude that if you run into the airport and start a conversation he would subconsciously going back and forth with you 😂 seems like a pretty chill dude

    • @juanbillion4273
      @juanbillion4273 Рік тому

      Truth is a powerful sword in any fight, and time cuts through all. I knew the first time he appeared in Rogans home (not even the studio) this guy would be a legend. - @OurWeekToday

    • @tomjjackson21
      @tomjjackson21 Рік тому +9

      Agreed, *"FKN LEGENDARY!"* Only Graham could profit to the tune of tens of millions, while lying and espousing conjecture as fact, and portraying himself as a victim under the presupposition that academia is part of a nefarious plot to silence him for money. Only Graham could make tens of millions espousing he's a victim, while blaming starving grad students living in a tent, in the middle of a desert, who've dedicated their lives to their craft. Only Graham could host a Netflix special and misrepresent the entirety of the scientist that he hosted, resulting in every scientist from the series coming forward and espousing tactful editing made it appear as if they were agreeing with Graham, and the man can still be hosted by content creators. Only Graham is legendary enough to lie to the world, making millions, with literally zero education on the topics of discussion, and still have people consuming his content! *"FKN LEGENDARY"* indeed!

    • @jennastarnes5377
      @jennastarnes5377 Рік тому +10

      ​@@tomjjackson21cope harder bro

    • @dan5626
      @dan5626 Рік тому +4

      ​@@tomjjackson21thanks for this post, but prepare for the wrath of the zombies that never set foot in an university nor had ny formal education in any of these subjects

  • @umeshken6988
    @umeshken6988 Рік тому

    Thanks!

  • @aarongingrich3831
    @aarongingrich3831 Рік тому +17

    I went on a 9 day tour of Egypt a month ago, and was motivated by this Graham Hancock.

  • @p_ray_cuts
    @p_ray_cuts Рік тому +21

    32:22 the way Andrew is smiling while listening to Graham shows how much he admires him and his knowledge. I can relate.

  • @pekomsmink
    @pekomsmink Рік тому +40

    one of the best Graham Hancock appearances on a show, awesome topics and discussions specially on the psychedelics !

    • @rasputin2k851
      @rasputin2k851 Рік тому

      Coz they're too dumb to question him an anything except drugs. Theyre all fools

  • @meeeghan
    @meeeghan Рік тому +7

    Great conversation, thank you to everyone who made this happen.

  • @jesusalcala5659
    @jesusalcala5659 Рік тому +79

    Bro no way I’m getting ready for a 3 am shift this gonna make it a breeze, perfect timing on the drop boys appreciate it✌️

  • @ragcage
    @ragcage Рік тому +122

    Yes! 3 hours of Graham Hancock

  • @chriswaye5212
    @chriswaye5212 Рік тому +26

    When you spend years and years learning and researching ancient civilizations and ancient history like graham, you can see the joy he has sharing his knowledge with the rest of us.i love this guy so fascinating how he puts it all together.

  • @JimmyMoultray
    @JimmyMoultray Рік тому +12

    I love that one of my favorite comedians also does serious sit downs with one of my favorite archaeologists ❤😂

    • @nickcastillo3663
      @nickcastillo3663 Рік тому

      Truth...Graham Hancock is one of my favorite comedians too. This guy is a natural born CLOWN. IDK what you mean about archaeologist though, there are exactly zero archaeologists in this video. Even graham the clown himself admits that he is not a scientist by any means...

    • @MrBurrito
      @MrBurrito Рік тому

      he's not a real archeologist tho. its pseudoscience and snake oil

  • @jaredm.5965
    @jaredm.5965 Рік тому +7

    I love how well he’s able to articulate these ideas he’s trying to convey. It really helps to keep people interested and willing to keep an open mind on these types of ideas. I hope the debate on JRE goes well and the person who is debating him is also willing to talk and not just dismiss him.

  • @paisleymcgee7890
    @paisleymcgee7890 Рік тому +14

    I like that Graham looks for connects and also humble enough to say “i believe, may not be accurate”. Very honest. Thank you for sharing!

    • @MrBurrito
      @MrBurrito Рік тому +1

      he has to say that because none of his ideas hold weight.

  • @BellBivDeveau
    @BellBivDeveau Рік тому +267

    I thank JRE for introducing me to Graham Hancock. He is one of my favorites.

    • @oza8578
      @oza8578 Рік тому +16

      Yep, and Randall Carlson, too.

    • @singletaxjax307
      @singletaxjax307 Рік тому

      He shouldn't be. He's a hack who has no clue what he's talking about.

    • @layneparker7408
      @layneparker7408 Рік тому

      Graham Hancock is a scam artist.

    • @_RavishingRaven_
      @_RavishingRaven_ Рік тому +1

      I agree!! Absolutely great episode. I thoroughly enjoyed hearing what he had to say!!

    • @singletaxjax307
      @singletaxjax307 Рік тому

      @@_RavishingRaven_ You shouldn't, Graham Hancock is a complete hack who convinces moron of stupid bullshit because people dont know any better. The shit he believes is compelling until you realize its all completely unsupported conjecture that is literally impossible to have happened because we know for a fact when human civilization first advanced to the level of being able to support large, settled communities, because we have a distinct record of the domestication of cereal crops. His Younger Dryas civilization would not have been able to feed itself.

  • @IAmIcepro
    @IAmIcepro 9 місяців тому +9

    Graham is an S tier human. So knowledgeable. Respectful. Shares his opinion, yet he is also open to other opinions. Respect to you sir

  • @TheBlecht
    @TheBlecht Рік тому +120

    You guys did great letting him speak and enjoying the moment. Thank you for a great Pod.

    • @skyluke9476
      @skyluke9476 Рік тому

      I love Akaash so much cuz I just realized that you can tell when he has to pre cuz he stops asking as many questions and starts changing his posture constantly, but doesn’t want to leave and miss anything.

    • @shayniedaniels8977
      @shayniedaniels8977 Рік тому

      @@skyluke9476❤❤

    • @mikeLivornese
      @mikeLivornese Рік тому

      Pleasantly surprised

  • @rsheltonvoip
    @rsheltonvoip Рік тому +23

    This is my first episode of Flagrant. Didn't even know it's existence and wow! I can't wait to listen to more. Adding this show to my daily listening. Thank you

  • @jonlabarbera2011
    @jonlabarbera2011 Рік тому +32

    Thank you for not constantly joking around with this guest. Finally, a serious interview worth watching.

  • @mahailiaXoXo
    @mahailiaXoXo Рік тому +4

    Brilliant man! Brilliant! Loved when Graham opened up about his experiences with psychedelics... I've never done them but have always been curious and this makes me even more curious!!!

  • @mckwin23
    @mckwin23 Рік тому +116

    I love Graham Hancock is gaining traction on podcasts! Thank you for inviting him

    • @Wayzor_
      @Wayzor_ Рік тому

      You idiots will believe anything.

    • @IndependentThinker74
      @IndependentThinker74 Рік тому +4

      You might want to consider listening to people who actually know what they are talking about instead. Just Google "Graham Hancock debunked" if you actually care about facts and truth.

    • @qweasdzxc
      @qweasdzxc Рік тому

      @@IndependentThinker74 why do you care so much lmao? the shit he's talking about is utterly irrelevant, whether any of it is true has no bearing on anything today

  • @jaysonwallace7865
    @jaysonwallace7865 Рік тому +516

    We need more JRE classic guests on flagrant! Get Randall Carlson and maybe an astronaut or physicist on ASAP!

  • @jaycee945
    @jaycee945 Рік тому +297

    Yes! 3 hrs of Hancock and the Flagrant crew!

    • @moo-snuckle
      @moo-snuckle Рік тому +4

      Tuesday just got real

    • @Presario3440
      @Presario3440 Рік тому +4

      I love JRE for making the guests able to get picked up for the other pods out there

    • @joseavilesrobles
      @joseavilesrobles Рік тому +1

      Hanwhat? Pause bro

    • @LC34999
      @LC34999 Рік тому

      It's a good day when there is a 3 hour Graham Hancock podcast

    • @chubbinnrubbin
      @chubbinnrubbin Рік тому +1

      @@joseavilesroblessuper mature dude 💀

  • @ManaLionTV
    @ManaLionTV 11 місяців тому

    Awesome video/podcast love it! Thank you!! 🙏🏼🔥

  • @gazhool1279
    @gazhool1279 Рік тому +66

    I am lucky enough to of spent time with Graham. He gave a speech at university along with Brian Cox. I got to spend time with them afterwards and a quick chat turned into a 3 hour chat about everything. A truly amazing life changing experience.

    • @SueMyChin
      @SueMyChin Рік тому +4

      Which Brian Cox? The physicist?

    • @DjSamMuniz
      @DjSamMuniz Рік тому

      Physicist or succession actor?

    • @DrtyTreeHuggr
      @DrtyTreeHuggr Рік тому +4

      "lucky to HAVE...", not "of"

    • @ThatSoonerGuy
      @ThatSoonerGuy Рік тому +1

      That’s pretty cool! Lots of us would jump on that same opportunity. I’m not really even sure where I would start if I had the opportunity to ask him questions.

    • @SueMyChin
      @SueMyChin Рік тому +4

      @@ThatSoonerGuy I know exactly where I would start..
      Hi Graham, how come this advanced civilisation exported complex building techniques around the world but they didn't export tomatoes or potatoes to Europe until the 16th century?
      How come DNA evidence shows without doubt that there was no contact between Europe and the new world until 500 years ago?
      Why do you never discuss this at all and instead sticks purely to rocks and astronomy? As you well know claims about geology and Astronomy are unfalsifiable so you can never be proved right or wrong unless you expand these ideas of yours.
      That should keep him going quite a while.

  • @InnateTrigger
    @InnateTrigger Рік тому +86

    We have to be extremely thankful to Mr.Graham Hancock , for he's work and persistence .. all those years , and i hope for many many more !

    • @2msvalkyrie529
      @2msvalkyrie529 Рік тому

      His bank account is all down to
      morons like you buying his stuff !!
      Keep it up !!

    • @micahspates4063
      @micahspates4063 Рік тому +4

      What work😂 look up miniminuteman response or anyone who looks at a book. Hell just take Grahams series and start fact checking it. It’s 90% a crock of shit.

    • @InnateTrigger
      @InnateTrigger Рік тому

      @@micahspates4063 Been a writer is work . And besides that it takes a lot of effort to present your opinion in those matters. Anyway everyone has an opinion about something and that's how it goes.

    • @holladiewaldfee7518
      @holladiewaldfee7518 Рік тому

      He lies and deceive the people only for money … wow, what a wonderfull human 🤮

  • @klmn2000
    @klmn2000 Рік тому +288

    Excellent long form interview, guys - well done! Graham is someone everyone can listen to for hours without losing interest. He's deeply knowledgeable and highly articulate.

    • @OldNewMama
      @OldNewMama Рік тому +7

      He’s fascinating and honestly it was really attractive when he went hard on that skeptic Rogan brought on w him. Man he handed that dude his 🍑..😂😂😂

    • @donnabarchi1804
      @donnabarchi1804 Рік тому

      I have read several books by him.and Robert Bauval with Robert Schock. The officials in Egypt do not like Graham because he makes them look dumb. Graham should run the Giza area. The pyramids are power plants no doubt about it.

    • @crackthefoundation_
      @crackthefoundation_ Рік тому +5

      He is neither of those things. Lmao

    • @shannontreiber1070
      @shannontreiber1070 Рік тому +2

      And prolly wrong. But I enjoy listening

    • @remix763
      @remix763 Рік тому

      @akotov you know who? what are you talking about

  • @trippwafer5250
    @trippwafer5250 Рік тому +34

    So much respect for graham fighting for people to simply CONSIDER that something else might be possible and giving a blueprint to others who want change at the same time

    • @carltonmonarch1647
      @carltonmonarch1647 Рік тому +4

      If his evidence didn't suck I'd be on board with his ideas.

    • @trippwafer5250
      @trippwafer5250 Рік тому +2

      @@carltonmonarch1647 i feel the exact same way... about your opinion

    • @Sobercapybara
      @Sobercapybara Рік тому

      You know sulky wannabe scientists who aren't cut out for the real thing but still want to be included? His evidence for Atlantis is a fucking beachrock

    • @carltonmonarch1647
      @carltonmonarch1647 Рік тому

      @matiasd.c9949 "What the hell was that?!" Literally a bear on a trail camera.

    • @carltonmonarch1647
      @carltonmonarch1647 Рік тому +1

      @@trippwafer5250 unfortunately for Graham, his evidence sucking is a fact. Like the other guy said. Graham's show right now is the equivalent of Bigfoot hunters. If he came out with evidence besides "It happened because I said so" or a 500 year old map then i'd believe him.

  • @Davo2times
    @Davo2times Рік тому +58

    this is what makes this podcast so great. we can go from michael irvin to marques browlee to graham hancock. i love it

  • @jameschiles872
    @jameschiles872 Рік тому +125

    Rarely do I watch an interview on UA-cam all the way to the end but this was an exceptional episode. Much respect to Graham Hancock for sharing some of his deeply personal experiences. Great job by the Flagrant guys letting Graham finish his thoughts and ideas without being cut off. You have a new enthusiastic subscriber and look forward to viewing your channel!

  • @kingrueben1211
    @kingrueben1211 Рік тому +39

    Graham is one of thr few people who when hes on a podcast you know your gonna listen to it from beginning to end.

  • @azad-bitcoin
    @azad-bitcoin Рік тому +12

    Thanks for listening to feedback and letting Hancock talk without interrupting him.
    As someone from India I can say he is on point about the 7 sages. They were survivors for a big catastrophe and wrote the ancient Hindu texts called Vedas which are ground rules for life and revived humanity.
    To add to that, the Big Dipper constellation, we call it Saptarishi(Sapta- 7, Rishi- sage), indicating that the ancients were keen observers of the sky and used the Big Dipper as a guide as well. It’s fascinating to connect these dots

    • @anrich213
      @anrich213 Рік тому

      Really interesting. Tell us more so we can do a further research

    • @azad-bitcoin
      @azad-bitcoin Рік тому

      @@anrich213 vedas are considered ones of the oldest written manuscripts that we know off and are. vedas describe how you live, how you carry your life. wars were fought to save vedas as it was considered the holiest of all, and still is. there is fascinating info in it considering how old they are.its not something one comment can talk about. they are a ocean in themselves.

  • @littlemouse7066
    @littlemouse7066 Рік тому +8

    You can disagree with some of the things this guy says but there is no doubt at this point from numerous recent archeological findings that human history is way more ancient than we previously thought so yes we have to revisit our ideas about that.

    • @garrettlogue4249
      @garrettlogue4249 Рік тому

      There's nothing to disagree with, he's just full of shit. The truth doesn't care about your wants, needs, or what a lying author purports.

  • @ScoundrelSFB
    @ScoundrelSFB Рік тому +62

    Right or wrong, I love everything Graham Hancock has to say, along with Randal Carlson. Living by eastern Washington, it's hard not to argue, seeing what the flood did to the landscape, makes you feel small and insignificant. Great podcast.

    • @datcheesecakeboi6745
      @datcheesecakeboi6745 Рік тому +8

      both quacks

    • @IndependentThinker74
      @IndependentThinker74 Рік тому

      If you want real info on the geology of that region, watch Nick Zentner's channel. Unlike Carlson, he actually has qualifications and has spent his career studying geology in that specific area.

    • @AstroSully
      @AstroSully Рік тому +2

      Even it if it's extreme it is interesting nonetheless.

    • @bajavolvo
      @bajavolvo 9 місяців тому

      @@IndependentThinker74nice! I love Nicks videos. Small world

  • @Thumperoo
    @Thumperoo Рік тому +24

    I don't think I'd ever heard Hancock so loose before. Very cool job, lads ! You let him really open up, great stuff, and fascinating topics. 10/10 (weeeell okay maybe the growing and constant blast of psychedelic trips he's on helped as well ? rofl)

  • @dysutopia4238
    @dysutopia4238 Рік тому +33

    There are many self professed intelligent man but rare to find one who is full of humility and open minded. I thought I'm gonna listen like a couple minutes but ended up watching the whole clip. This man is born to educate and challenge our preconceived notions.

  • @Newjerseyblows
    @Newjerseyblows Рік тому +7

    The legend of Troy was highly regarded as a myth with mainstream academics until they found the site and did the archeology. The same guy who wrote about the Trojan wars wrote about Atlantis.

  • @AnkitaSharma-kp3fi
    @AnkitaSharma-kp3fi Рік тому +26

    That's the beauty of podcasts. Love the full disclosure and openness of Graham. 🙌

  • @johnmactaggart1757
    @johnmactaggart1757 Рік тому +190

    I'm not a podcast guy but this in my mind is a perfect long form interview - i didn't lose interest throughout and you guys had the perfect comedic execution to break up the flow whilst keeping it very respectful.

    • @johnmactaggart1757
      @johnmactaggart1757 Рік тому

      @@haveagreatlife3973 what has that got to do with anything? Me watching a UA-cam video means I’m neglecting my creator? I’m a revert, I specifically chose to submit my will. Everything is gods creation including Shaitan - everything has a purpose including Evil.
      I don’t know for certain but I can almost imagine that Graham and many other psychedelic users believe in a divine creator they just are unsure when navigating the many religions of the world as to which one is true and for many that is a long path of discovery

    • @johnmactaggart1757
      @johnmactaggart1757 Рік тому

      @@haveagreatlife3973 mate, I don’t know who you are and what relevance your comment made. This comment had nothing to do with being religious and I’m a practising Muslim.
      Graham does infact believe in god but describes his belief as agnostic because he describes the human mind as being so primitive that we could not understand the power and magnificence of the creator.
      Respectfully, you’re interjecting without correct knowledge and just attempting to hijack comments, it’s cringe

  • @TerakRaines8940
    @TerakRaines8940 Рік тому +16

    I haven’t quite finished. But this interview is hitting sooo many topics that interest me heavily.
    Incredible episode, Gentlemen. 🤘

  • @ninad2400
    @ninad2400 Рік тому +3

    Hands down my favorite podcast of the year. Can’t wait to visit Great Pyramids.

  • @renditionworks6318
    @renditionworks6318 Рік тому +71

    Thank you guys for having Graham on his work is amazing.

    • @WarLorde
      @WarLorde Рік тому

      He's a slippery charlatan and you're dumber for listening to him

  • @TheBlackClockOfTime
    @TheBlackClockOfTime Рік тому +42

    How much information can fit into one human's mind. My god. This has got to be like the 100th interview I'm watching of Graham and he always manages to pack it full of stuff he hasn't said before. I want to also just join others in saying that it's very much appreciated that you just let him talk. I'd really just like to see like a 10 part series of 4 hour sessions of Graham just talking through his entire thesis and knowledge.

    • @CONEHEADDK
      @CONEHEADDK Рік тому

      Ice cream...

    • @KEVIN27GAMING
      @KEVIN27GAMING Рік тому +1

      Explains the migraines

    • @BURDYMAN777
      @BURDYMAN777 Рік тому +1

      ​@@CONEHEADDKexactly. Just a different flavor.

    • @CONEHEADDK
      @CONEHEADDK Рік тому

      @@BURDYMAN777 My but's been wiped..

  • @Jextraterrestrial_Strange
    @Jextraterrestrial_Strange Рік тому +58

    I remember hearing Graham Hancock and Art Bell conversing back in the days Coast To Coast. Now I’m here listening to him on Flagrant; what a time to be alive.

    • @EvilMmM
      @EvilMmM Рік тому +2

      downloaded all art bell with him

  • @Discokid715
    @Discokid715 11 місяців тому +2

    This was one of the best deep dives from Graham I've heard in a long time. One of my favorite people in this world. ❤

  • @buddylee19082
    @buddylee19082 Рік тому +99

    You guys KILLED THIS ONE!!! I mean ALL of you, from Graham himself, to the ENTIRE Flagrant cast/crew, y'all fkn SLAYED this one! Exceptional interview, tons of respect and intrigue, jokes at just the right times; this was so genuine and just a STELLAR example of an excellent interview. I enjoyed EVERY single minute, thank you so much for this one.🔥🔥🔥🔥

    • @lennysinner15
      @lennysinner15 Рік тому +1

      100% agree. As well as curious, relevant and insightful questions to a degree I have not seen from Flagrant before. Sometimes pleasingly vulnerable, sometimes respectfully challenging. Really gave food for new thought. Like the question about psychedelic use being the common denominator globally rather than some ancient civilization(s)! 🤯 Stellar question, illuminating answer!
      Talk about stepping up your game Flagrant 🤘
      And Graham, thank you sir! For not giving up despite atrocious backlash, teetering between inhuman and inhumane treatment, from the "governing class". You both have, and will, inspire countless others, in countless ways to follow through in their own field. Ultimately demonstrating that a growth mindset is the (only) way towards truth and (neo)enlightenment 🎉👏🥳🙌

    • @gingyberrie
      @gingyberrie Рік тому +1

      buddylee19082
      hey bud, settle down ..

    • @hector_833
      @hector_833 Рік тому +2

      This was a great conversation but jeez man, you need a tissue to wipe yourself off?

    • @buddylee19082
      @buddylee19082 Рік тому

      @@hector_833 YEAH! I NEED SOME "TISSUES" 👍👍👍 😃
      smh... fkn nerd.

    • @akilahcopeland559
      @akilahcopeland559 Рік тому +1

      Whoa, buddy! Calm down, bruhv... Do you need an adult?

  • @MrEnjoivolcom1
    @MrEnjoivolcom1 Рік тому +16

    Fan-freggin-tastic! By far, one of the greatest episodes of *ANY* Graham Hancock guest spot, across any podcast (even Rogan's). This was phenomenal 👌.

  • @muizrahim861
    @muizrahim861 Рік тому +49

    Thank you guys so much for bringing Graham Hancock into the podcast! He's a goddamn sage...

  • @DessiGloves24
    @DessiGloves24 Рік тому +15

    I absolutely love Graham. He has fundamentally changed my outlook of the world and the human race over the last year -which is when I discovered him. It must be so tiring to have to say "I'm not claiming this to be fact" after every comparison for reference he makes

  • @basedmuslimbooks
    @basedmuslimbooks Рік тому +4

    Graham is the most genuine person I've met. I asked him for his contacts for Ayahuasca treatment, and he emailed me a whole list of providers that evening.
    I love this man.

    • @stacknsat
      @stacknsat Рік тому

      Willing to share?

    • @JonGrove-ub8cv
      @JonGrove-ub8cv 10 місяців тому

      So why does he misrepresent and cherry pick to make his points? Why can't he take his years of research and write a paper, packed with evidence, that archaeologists can peer review and see his work is genuine? Why doesn't he do any of that? He claims to care about the truth, yet chooses to make trash tv shows instead.

    • @drewdukkha
      @drewdukkha 5 місяців тому

      @@JonGrove-ub8cvbecause he’s not a archaeologist by title. His job is to theorise, and present evidence 🤷‍♂️ if you have nobody putting out new ideas forward you’ll be wrong forever.

  • @Thewhiskeyalphazulu
    @Thewhiskeyalphazulu Рік тому +417

    Andrew holding in his laughter as graham mentions Mud brick use by ancient indian/pakistani civilization absolutely killed me.

    • @Beginer_POV
      @Beginer_POV Рік тому +37

      steel decomposes at 500 yrs stainless steel at 1000+ yrs that place was 5000 yrs old and standing.

    • @jethwa10
      @jethwa10 Рік тому +1

      Lmao

    • @KidBowsur
      @KidBowsur Рік тому +9

      ​@@Beginer_POVyeah the shit people do with nature is amazing

    • @mateo77ish
      @mateo77ish Рік тому +27

      @@Beginer_POVsame reason ancient Rome’s concrete structures still stand. No rebar to rust and corrode. Steel makes things more structurally sound, but not over long periods.

    • @HowsYourFaceFeel
      @HowsYourFaceFeel Рік тому +2

      @@Beginer_POV lets say you buried a laptop. After 10k years everything will be completely gone?

  • @keepwalkn
    @keepwalkn Рік тому +82

    Top class episode!
    Absolutely loved the respect you showed for Graham by listening and giving him your complete attention.

  • @Johnatronmusic
    @Johnatronmusic 10 місяців тому +1

    There's nothing better than lighting a joint after a day's work and listening to some Graham hancock ❤

  • @liamedghill3951
    @liamedghill3951 Рік тому +14

    Captivating interview grahams character as a whole and the way Andrew and the team handled the interview
    This is gold

  • @nfmwindsor9572
    @nfmwindsor9572 Рік тому +10

    I love the reverence and respect you guys showed Graham in this pod. Amazing episode. Graham is the man!

  • @shubzyladd
    @shubzyladd Рік тому +50

    It is so crazy how every podcast Graham is on, the host just go quiet and listen to his stories and theories. Great pod once again guys

    • @watkinsjames82
      @watkinsjames82 Рік тому

      That's just Good hosting. Joe Rogan is the greatest at this and has taught all the others.

    • @ThomasAbeyta-np9kt
      @ThomasAbeyta-np9kt Рік тому +3

      Unfortunately more people should speak up against his ludicrous ideas

    • @Omni_Shambles
      @Omni_Shambles Рік тому +1

      @@ThomasAbeyta-np9kt It's cute that you think you have all the answers you all-mighty, enlightened one. xD

    • @TheBrob1983
      @TheBrob1983 Рік тому

      ​@@ThomasAbeyta-np9ktu dont have to speak up against ideas counter to yours.instead LISTEN and look into it for your self.ho with open eyes and a open mind and you will find what u might have been looking for.its ok to have different views its not ok to bash those views just because they make u feel like urs are less than.take his points visit some sights and see what he saw and then you will understand why he speaks the way he sleaks.peace love unity to all. Cant share or spread knowlegde if everyone is trying to snuff it just because they dont like it.its what was done to jesus and look where that has the world.

    • @ashleyjones8597
      @ashleyjones8597 Рік тому +3

      @TheBrob1983 take your own advice and LISTEN to the videos and series, breaking down all of his talking points and showing how they're either flat-out lies. Or he's saying nothing and just speculating

  • @kristyna1312
    @kristyna1312 8 місяців тому

    WE LOVE GRAHAM HANCOCK!!! This was awesome!! Thank you for inviting him to your podcast. I´ve been following Graham and Robert Bauval since 2011.

  • @girlygirl2969
    @girlygirl2969 Рік тому +52

    This was one of the best interviews I've ever seen. I can't remember the last time someone held my attention for 3 hours and I want to see more. Thank you guys for this!!!

    • @CoolPigeon98
      @CoolPigeon98 Рік тому +1

      Just wait until sex robots

    • @jhonklan3794
      @jhonklan3794 Рік тому +1

      True, but remember that all because someone is charismatic, doesn't mean their correct

    • @holladiewaldfee7518
      @holladiewaldfee7518 Рік тому

      He is a liar, who earns money with deceiving uneducated people, wow what a nice human 🤮

    • @simonsteven1427
      @simonsteven1427 Рік тому +1

      ​@@jhonklan3794doesn't mean they are incorrect either

    • @ferdiaobrien3238
      @ferdiaobrien3238 Рік тому

      ​@@jhonklan3794also remember just because you comment on a UA-cam video does not mean anyone cares about your opinions 😂😢

  • @emiranup
    @emiranup Рік тому +4

    "Mind blown! This podcast episode featuring Graham Hancock is an absolute masterpiece."

  • @TheCalebhill
    @TheCalebhill Рік тому +174

    Graham is the true definition of a free thinker discovering all corners of the world and spirt and how he was ridiculed his whole career and now able to teach everyone is truly an inspiration.

    • @doomsdaybooty1072
      @doomsdaybooty1072 Рік тому +14

      Ya it's eye opening how much hate he gets for being a heterodox thinker. Like do they not realize how foolish and weak them and their opinions seem when they sink to calling him a huwhite supremacist? So fucking ridiculous lol

    • @genericadjectivenounname9001
      @genericadjectivenounname9001 Рік тому +7

      @@doomsdaybooty1072 What prominent archaeologists are ridiculing him without also explaining why they think he is wrong? Can you provide an example of someone who works in his field doing this? Random internet comments aren't exactly a useful measure of opinion on their own. The thoughts of other NBA players are a bit more valuable than the thoughts of people on Twitter over whether Lebron James is the greatest basketball player of all time, for example.

    • @doomsdaybooty1072
      @doomsdaybooty1072 Рік тому +7

      @genericadjectivenounname9001 well, lots, really. I like Graham, but I also don't think he's probably correct in many of his theories. But also the official archeological narratives are certainly wrong about lots too, it's not really an exact science. So everyone should just calm down and let other people hypothesize. Quit calling him a white supremacist and pseudoscientist, quit personally attacking people, it's fucking weak. Just calmly and politely explain why you think he's probably wrong. That's what I'm saying. We will never know everything about our ancient history. And many of the things we believe to be true now will be proven false in the future. So in the meanwhile let's just all have a little respect for dissenting opinions and not slander people for wrongthink.

    • @bigdaddy741098
      @bigdaddy741098 Рік тому +4

      ​@@genericadjectivenounname9001all you have to do is watch the podcast, Graham himself provided examples of people in his field doing that.

    • @ReportDzBawlz
      @ReportDzBawlz Рік тому +8

      Y'all are delusional

  • @OTBDBOY
    @OTBDBOY 7 місяців тому +2

    I would love to meet graham and have a conversation with him picking each others brains. Having an open mind is very important when in the journalism field. Keep up the good work

  • @johnjslatteryherbalist
    @johnjslatteryherbalist Рік тому +39

    Graham is an absolute all-star and can talk to anybody with a level of patience and care rarely seen or heard

    • @2msvalkyrie529
      @2msvalkyrie529 Рік тому

      Yeah....and as long as they're not genuine experts in the subjects he
      pretends to know about !!
      This twat is a laughing stock among real experts .!

    • @bradwhitham4115
      @bradwhitham4115 Рік тому

      And yet he vehemently, systematically and positively disassembled Michael Shermer (a man I respect) and (the hapless) Marc Defant (on the widely shared Joe Rogan Debate), who had attacked him personally many times, and unwisely joined the discussion completely unprepared for a serious debate, armed only with dismissive condescension, many slanders and more ... uh...."mistruths", (until Hancock hit back, course - and again later when Carlson broke out the powerpoint slides). I agree these two do indeed do have some wild fringes to their theories, but given the depth of their background and knowledge of their separate fields of study, neither Hancock or Carlson are to be trifled with. I don't care how "smart" (smug) someone thinks themselves to be. Shermer and Defant have since spun their personal performances (debacles) as best they could with their own followers, but they both left that debate with their tails between their legs.

  • @ovens88
    @ovens88 Рік тому +31

    This is one of the best podcasts with Graham. I wide ranch of topics that I have not heard Graham speak on. Well done lads great 3 hours

  • @MD-ku7er
    @MD-ku7er Рік тому +2

    This guy is amazing and needs to be heard. Archoligist need to wake up and take note and stop worrying about their egos. The most important thing is that we explore and discover more about our species. We have so much more to learn and I believe Graham's theory's are not to be ignored.

    • @NSYresearch
      @NSYresearch 10 місяців тому

      An archaeologist is oñy as good as the last spade he turned over. It only takes I thing to turn every theory on its head. That's why the archaeologist needs to listen to theories and not dismiss out of hand.

  • @masonfox9070
    @masonfox9070 Рік тому +310

    I could listen to Graham for days on end. It makes me so happy that he is finally starting to get some real respect.

    • @JoeBauers8
      @JoeBauers8 Рік тому +9

      He’s not tho

    • @erikhesjedal3569
      @erikhesjedal3569 Рік тому +12

      I bet youre the type of guy whose mind gets blown away when someone uses difficult words like "megaliths"

    • @petercauvin415
      @petercauvin415 Рік тому +3

      I could listen for days as well.... love this dude

    • @JoeBauers8
      @JoeBauers8 Рік тому +11

      @@petercauvin415 he’s interesting but offers absolutely no facts. What he says is just simply wrong

    • @Pir-o
      @Pir-o Рік тому +8

      That Erik guy in the comments sounds like a very miserable person with some issues

  • @itsid6102
    @itsid6102 Рік тому +55

    This was an incredible interview!! Thank you all for allowing Graham to feel comfortable and give us an inside to his life and work.

  • @Tom-oh2yf
    @Tom-oh2yf Рік тому +23

    I really enjoyed this. The guys were funny but super respectful. Loved it.

  • @odalv316
    @odalv316 Рік тому +1

    What a delight to listen to this guy for 3 hours.

  • @virgil_kane
    @virgil_kane Рік тому +23

    I love Graham Hancock , his series Ancient Apocalypse , and his theories on ancient humanity . This is a very good interview . Highly entertaining .

    • @denacejones2401
      @denacejones2401 Рік тому

      But all based on lies. He insinuates ridiculous conspiracies and ignores evidence that contradicts his point of view. It is very easy to debunk him and I'm perfectly fine with him being banned from all these places. We need to stop people like him an their racist theories about ancient white superpeople, who are the real inventors of civilisation.