PodCompanions
Discussions: 2026-W43 — page 46
Discussions added each week. These are publication dates here; the original episodes may be older.
- 20:00–25:00
Hancock discusses disputed early American sites, including the Cerutti mastodon remains.
- 15:00–20:00
Hancock describes flood landscapes, his book’s origins and his criticism of the Clovis-first model.
- 10:00–15:00
Hancock discusses the Greenland crater and other proposed evidence for an Ice Age catastrophe.
- 5:00–10:00
Hancock discusses Göbekli Tepe and distinguishes the proposed Younger Dryas impact from his lost-civilisation hypothesis.
- 0:00–5:00
Hancock and Rogan discuss his new book, its editions, audiobooks and speaking tour.
- 20:00–21:38
The presenter proposes recording summit graffiti and testing exposed stone surfaces, then closes the episode.
- 18:00–20:00
The presenter proposes that guides enlarged the summit platform to accommodate visitors, presenting tourism income as a possible motive.
- 15:00–18:00
The presenter uses nineteenth-century images and French expedition accounts to propose a late-1798 date for the final major loss.
- 12:00–15:00
The presenter compares descriptions of large summit blocks and argues that several courses survived for centuries.
- 9:00–12:00
The presenter argues that an original diary clarifies the summit’s earlier dimensions.
- 6:00–9:00
The presenter discusses medieval accounts and explains why climbers’ step counts can disagree.
- 3:00–6:00
The presenter compares ancient written descriptions to estimate how much of the summit was missing.
- 0:00–3:00
The presenter contrasts the Great Pyramid’s flat summit with other pyramids and introduces competing explanations.
- 39:00–39:42
The presenter closes with an appeal for further research and support for the channel.
- 36:00–39:00
The presenter considers overlapping construction, pyramid functions and scientific dating, while allowing that later evidence could change his conclusions.
- 33:00–36:00
The presenter questions the reconstructed Red Pyramid capstone and proposes a possible second bend.
- 30:00–33:00
The presenter discusses Dawkins’s diary and argues that lost casing evidence complicates the conventional construction sequence.
- 27:00–30:00
The presenter compares casing inclinations and turns to early accounts of the Red Pyramid.
- 24:00–27:00
The presenter questions a simple sequence for Sneferu’s pyramids using the surviving dated inscriptions.
- 21:00–24:00
The presenter connects the patch pattern and reported bulging with James’s thermal-expansion hypothesis.
- 18:00–21:00
The presenter compares patch distributions across faces and qualifies an earlier version of his map.
- 15:00–18:00
The presenter distinguishes shallow edge repairs, deeper patches and weathered surfaces.
- 12:00–15:00
The presenter argues that the bend was shaped within individual blocks and introduces the casing patches.
- 9:00–12:00
The presenter identifies irregular course boundaries around entrances and elsewhere on the pyramid.