Topic: Fingerprints Of The Gods

Fingerprints Of The Gods comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from July 2015 to February 2016.

July 2015 February 2016

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Gordon White | Star.Ships: A Prehistory Of The Spirits, Gobekli Tepe & Our Magical Past
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Gordon White | Star.Ships: A Prehistory Of The Spirits, Gobekli Tepe & Our Magical Past

Critique of Graham Hancock and Magicians of the Gods

Gordon White offers a critical review of Graham Hancock's book, Magicians of the Gods, arguing that the "message to the future" theory is a misinterpretation. While acknowledging Hancock's influence on his own work, White suggests the book is messy and that the carvings on Pillar 43 represent spirits rather than an astronomical clock. He prefers Hancock's earlier works, such as Supernatural and Underworld, for their deeper insight.

Graham Hancock | Magicians of the Gods, Atlantis, & The Ancient Impacts
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Graham Hancock, Magicians of the Gods, Lost Civilizations

Host Greg Carlwood introduces world-renowned journalist and author Graham Hancock to discuss his latest book, Magicians of the Gods. The conversation highlights Hancock's career-long quest to challenge mainstream historical narratives through works like Fingerprints of the Gods. They reference a recent two-week tour of ancient sites in Armenia, including the stone observatory of Karahunj, as evidence of a burgeoning alternative history paradigm.

Richard Merrick | Interference Theory, Ancient Culture, & The Venus Blueprint
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Armenia Tour Announcement, Sign-off and "Behind Blue Eyes" Parody

Greg Carlwood announces his upcoming trip to Armenia on a tour with Graham Hancock to visit ancient sites for Hancock's new book. He encourages listeners to sign up for the Plus membership to support the show and access extended episodes. The show concludes with Carlwood's signature sign-off and a parody song based on "Behind Blue Eyes" that references the podcast and its themes.