Topic: Hugh Newman

In a post-interview monologue, Greg Carlwood reveals that the Austin Quest event was actually canceled due to the organizer's financial issues, despite speakers like Billy Carson and Hugh Newman flying in. He discusses Dr. Lynn's move to Austin and his own thoughts on the city compared to Florida. He also notes a strange coincidence involving the movie "Up" and its "dog army" theme following the interview's discussion of canine abuse.

Hugh Newman and Jim Vieira join the program to discuss their new book, The Giants of Stonehenge in Ancient Britain. The authors have compiled over 250 accounts of giant human skeletons found in the British Isles, ranging from seven to twenty-one feet in length. Their research utilizes newspaper archives, antiquarian diaries, and archaeological reports to challenge modern academic narratives regarding ancient history.

Hugh Newman describes his background as the founder of Megalithomania and his fascination with megalithic sites and earth mysteries. Influenced by scholar John Michel, Newman explores the "enchantment of the landscape" through archaeoastronomy, ley lines, and dowsing. His research suggests that ancient giants were intrinsically linked to the geomantic properties of the British landscape.