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Episode #112 Teton Dam & Bonneville Flood Breakouts / Snake River Canyons Idaho
In this episode of the Randall Carlson Podcast, the hosts explore the catastrophic effects of the Bonneville Flood, tracing its path across ancient Utah to the Snake River Plain. They also discuss the significance of modern findings, such as LiDAR imaging at Chaco Canyon. Furthermore, the episode covers the history of the Teton Dam collapse, linking it to broader Earth sciences and ancient geography.
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Apr 19, 2025
Episode #111 Cosmic Science of Sacred Geometry: Peaceful Plasmoid Power Revolution
This podcast episode delves into cosmic science as defined by harmonic numbers, a concept known to ancient civilizations. It features discussions on the latest plasma technologies and plans for the inaugural Bonneville Flood Caravan scheduled for May 2025. Join Randall Carlson and his guests as they explore the mysteries of our past and the implications for our future.
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Nov 19, 2024
Episode #110 Mass Extinction Events, Canadian Craters, Megafloods
In this episode of Kosmographia, Randall Carlson and his guests explore the implications of catastrophic geological events and their links to mass extinction. They discuss recent scientific findings regarding asteroid impacts and ancient flood events that could reshape our understanding of Earth’s history. The conversations highlight the cyclical nature of geological upheavals and their potential threat to modern civilization.
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Sep 8, 2024
Kosmographia Episode#109 Moon Refuge, Crop Circles, Plasma? Megafloods Tour Stops
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.
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Jul 30, 2024
Episode #108 Who were the Moundbuilders? Practicing an Integrated Science with Global Reach? The Randall Carlson Podcast
In this episode of the Randall Carlson Podcast, the hosts explore an archaic global system suggested by UK research. They delve into geological evidence, including limestone erosion and geometric complexes, to challenge mainstream understanding of America's Lost Civilization. This discussion raises questions about the potential use of advanced geoscientific technology in the distant past and its purpose in a time of great catastrophe.
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Mar 28, 2024
Episode #107 America's Earthworks: Common Measure - Uncommon Designs / The Lost Prehistoric Civilization
In this episode of 'The Randall Carlson Podcast', Randall discusses the need to rewrite history based on his findings of massive ancient earthwork constructions in the United States, particularly in Georgia and Ohio. He poses the question of how such monumental constructions were possible, hinting at connections to a lost civilization like Atlantis. The reassessment of Poverty Point in Louisiana also raises new intrigue regarding the timeline of these ancient societies.
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Mar 9, 2024
Episode #106 America's Great Advanced Lost Civilization - the Earthworks Complexes
In this episode, Randall Carlson explores a new program on Earthworks and delves into the legend of the 'Ant People' who supposedly safeguarded the Hopi during cataclysmic events. The discussion extends to significant Earthworks sites in Ohio and Georgia, pondering their purposes and the civilizations that built them. Carlson and his co-hosts engage in a thought-provoking exploration of ancient mysteries and the potential implications for our understanding of history.
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Feb 19, 2024
Episode #105 Late Holocene Bronze Age Collapses Correlated? Mega-mammals Extinction / Little Ice Age
In this episode of the Randall Carlson Podcast, the hosts delve into the dating and identification of geological strata, exploring the implications of the Holocene's redefinition. They discuss prehistoric cultures in New Mexico and the catastrophic events that led to the collapse of Late Bronze Age civilizations in the Eastern Mediterranean. Finally, they examine the natural factors influencing climate change and the inadequacies of current mitigation efforts.
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Jan 18, 2024
Episode #104 Holocene Temp Variations / 22ky Footprints in New Mexico
Randall Carlson explores climate changes during the Late Holocene, emphasizing the significance of cyclical climate variability over the past 22,000 years. He challenges the conventional Climate Crisis narrative, arguing that recent temperature spikes are part of natural fluctuations rather than indicators of an impending disaster. Additionally, Carlson references archaeological findings that suggest a more complex understanding of the Earth's climatic history and human interaction with it.
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Jan 11, 2024
Episode #103 Solar Constant Destroyed / Plasma Tech Update & Plasmoids Introduction
In this episode of The Randall Carlson Podcast, new findings link solar outburst events to climate impact and ancient history. Randall Carlson explores the implications of these solar phenomena alongside new energy technologies proposed by Malcolm Bendall. The discussion touches on significant oscillations in solar output that may have shaped Earth's past climate conditions.
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Jan 11, 2024
Episode #102: Solar Variability - Flares, Mass Ejections, Cosmic Rays, Comets
This episode of The Randall Carlson Podcast delves into a recent paper on tree-ring studies revealing solar influence on Earth's climate. It highlights the work of Gerard Bond, whose contributions to our understanding of North Atlantic climate cycles are often overlooked. The discussion explores the implications of explosive solar events, including Miyake Events, and their connection to Earth's climate dynamics.
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Jan 10, 2024
Episode #101: Atlantis Quest; Hapgood Crust/Pole Shifts; Bronze Age Collapse; Science Censored
Randall Carlson discusses his scientific explorations influenced by catastrophic theories and ancient mysteries, particularly focusing on the Montana megafloods and the Scablands. He reflects on key texts from the 1970s, including works by Charles Hapgood, that sparked his curiosity in the lost civilization of Atlantis. Carlson highlights how contemporary science is stifled by political agendas while stressing the importance of asking critical questions about past cataclysmic events.
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Jan 10, 2024
Episode #100: Columbia Gorge MegaFloods / Tsunamis, Submarine Canyons & Shelf-slope Landslides
The episode dives into Randall Carlson's explorations of catastrophic geological events and their impact on earth's features, including landslides and tsunamis. It highlights his tours through mystical landscapes such as the Columbia Gorge and Tennessee's natural wonders. Carlson and his colleagues contemplate the origins and implications of geological phenomena, such as 'tsunami boulders' and the mysterious structures along the Mid-Atlantic Continental Slope.
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Dec 15, 2023
Episode #099: Idaho's Great Flood / Carbon Conspiracy? / Hurricane Trends / Greenland Ice Core Temps
In this episode, Randall Carlson discusses the beneficial effects of increasing carbon dioxide levels post-Ice Age and how they relate to agriculture and climate events. He challenges the mainstream narrative about climate disasters, presenting evidence that suggests no increase in hurricane activity and historical climate conditions. With references to his extensive research, Carlson reveals a counter-narrative to the prevalent views on climate change.
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Aug 8, 2023
Episode #098: Solar Variability Ignored / IPCC Mandates AGW / Dark Age Cold Period / CO2 Fertilization Effect
In this episode, Randall Carlson discusses recent events surrounding climate change and the benefits of carbon dioxide. He analyzes historical adaptations of pre-Viking societies to climate fluctuations, particularly during the Dark Ages Cold Period. Carlson also critiques the reliance on steady-state solar output in IPCC climate modeling, arguing that a more nuanced approach is necessary.
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Jul 26, 2023
Episode #097: Bonneville Megaflood / Starting an Ice Age / CO2 Benefits Ignored
In this podcast episode, Randall Carlson discusses the Bonneville Megaflood and challenges the notion that we are currently experiencing a 6th Great Mass Extinction driven by human-related CO2 emissions. He highlights evidence suggesting that higher CO2 levels could be beneficial to Earth's biosphere. Carlson also explores the idea of initiating an ice age and examines geological features in the southern Appalachians that support this alternative historical perspective.
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Jul 19, 2023
Episode #096: CO2 Benefits / Cranky Uncle Deniers / Social Control Disclosures
In this episode, Randall Carlson challenges the mainstream narrative surrounding carbon dioxide, arguing for its critical role in photosynthesis and plant growth. He discusses research that suggests higher CO2 levels can benefit the biosphere, a view that he claims is often dismissed or demonized. Carlson aims to educate listeners on the importance of CO2 rather than portraying those who support its benefits as 'deniers.'
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Jul 9, 2023
Episode #095: Unprecedented Climate Crisis? Are they Joking? CO2 is Plant Food 2
In this episode, the hosts review earthworks and astrobleme sites, particularly focusing on the Middlesboro crater in Kentucky. They discuss the benefits of carbon dioxide, emphasizing its role in photosynthesis and plant growth, countering mainstream narratives about climate change. The episode also raises concerns about the perceived indoctrination of America's youth regarding environmental issues.
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Apr 9, 2023
Episode #094: Carbon Dioxide is Plant FOOD! Defending Graham Hancock! Climate Controllers?
This episode of the Randall Carlson Podcast dives into the significance of carbon dioxide in the biosphere, discussing themes from Carlson's 2017 article 'Redemption of the Beast.' The conversation takes a turn as Carlson defends Graham Hancock, leading to a lively debate with co-host Normal Guy Mike. Despite intentions to focus on research, the discussion frequently veers into contentious topics.
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Mar 17, 2023
Episode #093: Fossil-filled Blast Wind Muck Deposits in Alaska with Embedded Microspherules
In this episode, the crew returns to explore the implications of population growth and decline through various graphs from OurWorldinData.org. They delve into the concept of 'plasmoids' and Randall Carlson's recent ventures involving this technology. The discussion shifts to a groundbreaking 2017 paper detailing the chaotic events surrounding the formation of Alaskan and Yukon Mucks and their connections to potential cosmic impact events over the last 40,000 years.
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Feb 24, 2023
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