#1284 - Graham Hancock

Update: 2019-04-23

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Graham Hancock is an English author and journalist, well known for books such as “Fingerprints Of The Gods” & “Magicians of the Gods”. His new book "America Before" comes on out April 23.

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waterdog Jones

https://youtu.be/_HytJn6uaRk Work the look and discussion.

Apr 27th

Conrad Gillenwater

Listened to the whole thing, I love Mr. Hancock; had two co-workers stop by to see what I was listening to!

Nov 7th

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Matt Shaw

could listen to this guy for ever. how fucking interesting!

Jul 16th

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GoTo2 Podcast Review

get him back on soon again Joe #greenmonkey

Jul 2nd

GoTo2 Podcast Review

always love Mr Hancock on here. so interesting!

Jun 23rd

Steven Kuhn

o9 9or said.

Jun 13th

Augusto Tenorio

Takeaway: We should move the asteroids with our mind.

May 12th

Ian Manning

MY GOD 🙌🙏 this has just rocked my world and reminded me of my own psychedelic experiences and derailed me from my sleepy path of half life that I have sunken into for nearly a decade. so many synapses linking up I'm LIT right now thank the weird gods for Joe and Graham 👌

May 11th

Daz Barter

I only listened to this 1 accidentally, so glad I did it was one of best ones yet,I definitely want more interaction and info from this dude <3

May 9th

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Jay Sanova

Joe should check out the lacerta files, so much is aligned with this, as ridiculous as the premise is.

May 7th

Marek Milczarek

Interesting until they started talking about telekinetic powers. Stopped listening, can take someone like that seriously.

May 1st

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Mads Lyhne

They're talking about an episode where graham smokes for the first time in a long while - anyone who knows which episode?

May 1st

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Daniel Rude

I am dumbfounded that I can listen to this and then the next show will be totally dedicated to MMA fighting. Such a bizarre show but so brilliant at times.

Apr 30th

Not all hero's wear capes!

Graham Hancock intro @ 5:06 No intro @ 5:45

Apr 30th

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Sunny

Comments sections are a perfect example of the issues they were discussing with people being so insistent that their ideas are the only correct ones. That point is being proven in real time.

Apr 29th

Aaron Hartje

I used to read Hancock's books decades ago. They're great reads and real page-turners. Then I picked up that pattern. He will build a foundation of fact and science 199 feet high, then cap that pyramid with a huge leap that is so smoothly placed there that you don't notice that it doesn't really logically follow the build-up, almost "Holy Blood, Holy Grail" level. That said don't think he's necessarily a charlatan. I think he had a few a few bona fide theories very early on and he veered off to pursue that tangent and THEN look for ways he could tailor the science to fit some fairly out-there claims. Use your critical-thinking skills, people. Don't just take it as a given that there is always a seamless, logical transition between the science and conclusions when it comes to Hancock.

Apr 28th

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Scott Hutchinson

you can show cuckcock the evidence and he will say no, yet with no evidence of his own his reply will be we just dont know yet. But we do cuckcock, you just wont accept the facts in front of your face.

Apr 28th

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Richard Bowen

I read "Fingerprints of the Gods" in 1995 and it blew my mind. One of my favourite books of all time. I worked in Egypt about 10 years later and an Egyptian friend of mine took me to Giza and we went on a locals only tour of the pyramids. Graham Hancock gave me an insight that you won't get on the official tours. Great book, great man.

Apr 28th