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In this episode, Carmen Boulter discusses new satellite-based scanning said to reveal an enormous underground system beneath the ancient Labyrinth of Egypt: two distinct subterranean levels, dozens of chambers, vast passageways, and spaces described as larger than houses and, in some cases, comparable to Olympic swimming pools. According to the scans, some chambers may even contain concentrations consistent with precious metals.

But the discovery raises more questions than answers. Why would such enormous structures be built so far underground? Why do the two levels appear completely separate? Could they belong to different periods of construction? And could this site preserve evidence of a forgotten civilisation, perhaps even knowledge deliberately protected against an ancient catastrophe?

The discussion moves through Herodotus, the lost Egyptian labyrinth, the Sphinx, Dendera, ancient flood traditions, Atlantis, underground cities, archaeoastronomy, disputed dating methods, suppressed archaeology, and the possibility that human civilisation extends much further into the past than the standard historical timeline allows.

For now, the scans remain a hypothesis awaiting physical verification. But if even part of what they appear to show is confirmed, the Labyrinth of Egypt may prove to be one of the most extraordinary archaeological sites ever investigated.

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Across North and Central America, old stories speak of people who came from the stars.

For decades, researcher and professor Ardy Sixkiller Clarke collected accounts from Native American elders, families and communities—stories of strange lights, flying craft, beings descending from the sky, giants hidden in remote country, ancestors travelling the Milky Way and civilizations said to have arrived from somewhere beyond Earth.

In this episode, we follow those accounts from the reservations of the American West to Mexico, Guatemala and the ancient Maya world. We investigate the mysterious Star People, the Sky People of Mesoamerica, the red-haired giants associated with Lovelock Cave, traditions of people climbing into the heavens, strange encounters in the jungles of Central America and claims that some ancient peoples did not receive their knowledge from outsiders—they brought it with them.

Were these stories mythology, cultural memory, spiritual teaching, encounters with unexplained phenomena—or fragments of something much older?

And what happens when similar stories appear in communities separated by thousands of kilometres, long before the modern UFO age supposedly taught people what an extraterrestrial encounter should look like?

This is the story of the Star Civilizations of the Americas.

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Step beyond the well-known temples of Cambodia and into the stories of places that time has nearly forgotten.

In Episode 002 of Lost in Asia Video Series, we journey through the ancient Khmer world, exploring the remote temple complex of Banteay Chmar and the mysterious Phimeanakas temple within the historic Angkor region.

From weathered stone carvings and enormous temple walls to quiet corridors reclaimed by nature, these places reveal another side of Cambodia’s extraordinary history—one shaped by powerful kings, sacred traditions, war, devotion, and the passage of centuries.

🏛️ Banteay Chmar – A remarkable 12th-century temple complex known for its massive galleries, intricate bas-reliefs, and distinctive depictions of the Khmer Empire.

🌿 Phimeanakas – An ancient temple at the heart of Angkor Thom, surrounded by legends and the remains of the royal palace complex.

This is more than a journey to ancient ruins. It is an exploration of forgotten landscapes, hidden stories, and the traces of civilizations that once flourished across Southeast Asia.

🎥 Lost in Asia takes you beyond the usual tourist routes to discover history, culture, landscapes, and places that still hold stories waiting to be uncovered.

Watch. Explore. Get Lost in Asia.

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Were the Ohio Valley’s ancient burial mounds connected to the Nephilim? Fritz Zimmermann, author of The Nephilim Chronicles, makes that case through mound sites, historical reports of giant skeletons, and the biblical account of the Nephilim. This episode follows his argument and the questions it raises about ancient North America.

David Sereda believes the Great Pyramid’s dimensions conceal a lost musical scale—and that its stone layers worked like a vast crystal oscillator. In this conversation, he follows that idea from the pyramid’s slope angle and the speed of light to harmonic frequencies, vortex coils, zero-point energy and his accounts of contact with distant stars. It is a wide-ranging conversation about the patterns Sereda says he found, the devices he built to test them, and where he thinks the search could lead.

Dr Carmen Boulter argues that the pyramids were never simply tombs, but remnants of a far older technological system based on sacred geometry, crystalline stone, water and energy. From hidden structures in Egypt’s restricted deserts to experiments inside the Great Pyramid and modern attempts to recreate pyramid technology, this episode asks whether the pharaohs inherited the remains of an advanced civilization whose knowledge has since been lost.

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Jack Churchward discusses the disputed research of his great-grandfather, James Churchward, and the thousands of engraved stone tablets discovered by William Niven near Mexico City. The conversation follows their strange symbols, connections claimed with tablets from India, the disappearance of much of Niven’s collection and the theory that both discoveries preserved records from the lost continent of Mu. Were the tablets misidentified archaeological objects, an elaborate historical mistake, or evidence that deserves to be investigated again?

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Long before European settlement, North America was covered by vast earthworks, ceremonial cities, shell monuments and engineered mound systems. At Cahokia, Monks Mound rose above a city whose population may have rivalled medieval London, while geometric structures recorded movements of the sun and sky.

This episode investigates the forgotten scale of the mound-building cultures, reports of giant skeletons and strange artefacts, alleged Smithsonian removals, disputed tablets, possible transoceanic contact and the suppressed discoveries said to challenge accepted American history. From Cahokia and the Grand Canyon to the shell mounds of the Atlantic coast, how much of ancient North America has been lost—and how much was deliberately buried?

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What if hundreds of years have been placed incorrectly within the accepted chronology of ancient Egypt? This episode challenges the conventional dating of the pharaohs, beginning with missing Apis bull burials at Saqqara and conflicting royal tomb sequences at Tanis. We follow the disputed links between Shoshenq and the biblical Shishak, astronomical records from Mesopotamia, the reigns of Ramesses II and Akhenaten, the Amarna letters, Avaris, Jericho and the proposed Exodus period. If Egypt’s dates are wrong, the consequences reach far beyond the Nile—into the histories of Israel, Mycenae, Troy and early Rome.

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Geologist and television investigator Scott Wolter discusses his controversial search for evidence that the Knights Templar reached North America centuries before Columbus. From the Kensington Runestone and alleged Templar sites to Masonic ritual, Indigenous oral traditions and disputed DNA evidence, Wolter sets out the theory that fugitive Templars crossed the Atlantic, formed alliances with Native peoples and left traces across the continent. He also addresses giants, lost artefacts, the Smithsonian, Viking exploration, academic resistance and the difficult boundary between open-minded investigation and unsupported speculation. This is a wide-ranging conversation about forbidden history, archaeological disputes and what may still lie hidden beneath the accepted story of America.