#1832 - Charlie Walker
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#1832 - Charlie Walker mentions The Lost City of Z, Graham Hancock, Through Sand and Snow by Charlie Walker, and The Trial by Franz Kafka with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
That's the whole legend of the lost city of Z.
some of his theories seemed a little tenuous, but some of them are fascinating, like evidence of civilizations being in places tens of thousands of y…
Supposedly pristine, untouched Amazon rainforest was actually shaped by humans.
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The host mentioned 'The Lost City of Z' to highlight the misconception that the Amazon was an untouched wilderness, e…
The host mentions Graham Hancock to discuss the implications of his theories on ancient civilizations and their timel…
The host briefly mentions 'Through Sand and Snow' in the context of discussing the historical human influence on the…
The host mentions 'On Roads That Echo' in the context of discussing the historical impact of indigenous populations o…
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- Referenced books include The Lost City of Z and Graham Hancock.
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“That's the whole legend of the lost city of Z. That book?”
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“The speaker mentions reading a book by Graham Hancock, who was previously featured on the podcast, discussing his theories about ancient civilizations.”
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“these books that you have out that are available right now, one is On Roads That Echo, and the other is Through Sand and Snow.”
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“The speaker mentions falling asleep reading Kafka's 'The Trial', which involves a character getting arrested without understanding the reason.”
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“these books that you have out that are available right now, one is On Roads That Echo, and the other is Through Sand and Snow.”
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The host mentioned 'The Lost City of Z' to highlight the misconception that the Amazon was an untouched wilderness, emphasizing the role of ancient…
The host mentions Graham Hancock to discuss the implications of his theories on ancient civilizations and their timelines. Hancock's work challenge…
The host briefly mentions 'Through Sand and Snow' in the context of discussing the historical human influence on the Amazon rainforest. This refere…
Movies & Documentaries Mentioned
Dr. Strangelove
“Dr. Strangelove is all about a bunch of mad people deciding to use the bomb and conceding that we'll lose a couple of million here or there, but it's no big deal.”
Icarus
“The documentary 'Icarus' is mentioned as a great way to understand the extent of cheating in international competition related to Russia.”
First Contact
“There's a really good documentary called First Contact, 80s documentary. It's part of a trilogy, the Black Harvest trilogy.”