For our 50th numbered/non bonus episode, we caught a big fish: Cliff Dunning, host of "Earth Ancients", visits the Garden and discusses Earth Ancients and items like Ley Lines, Sacred Geometry, Hominins, Pyramids, and of course Atlantis and Mu.

We welcome back friend of the show Andrew Gough, who takes us through humanities intricit, interesting and esoteric relationship with bees. Are bees the sacred feminine? Are those space helmet statues and artwork we find actually bees? I wasn't convinced this would be an interesting show either. I was wrong. Come on in.

The panel is back and we review Season 1 of Land of the Lost episodes 13 through the season finale. But no cliffhangers here! We also dive into episodes 1 & 2 of season 2. If you haven't heard the first two review shows, you probably want to check those out first.

Leo Zagami is a descendent of royal bloodlines on both sides of his family. He is also basically an exile from Italy. These assertions tie into secrets he was allowed to learn through his ancestry that told of centuries old conspiracies involving the Jesuits and culminating with a Jesuit Pope that harkens in the Anti-Christ. According to Zagami that process haen. If you dare.s started with Pope Francis and the internet. Don't abandon all hope. There are options. Some. Listen. If you dare.

Garden of Doom has been pre-empted this week by the Garden of Hope. Welcome back panel member, Sharon Pesner, who educates us on Permaculture, which is both permanent ecology and permanent world. Really.agriculture. Along with a fair dose of changing the culture. This show may just change the world. Really.

History of Africa podcast host, Andy, joins us to share some legends and history from Africa. He also provides an excellent overview of the linguistic and ethnic variety that exists there. Bet you thought Pygmies were one people. Spoiler: they are not.

The Garden ventures into the Rain Forest and the mighty Amazon to talk to our man on the ground, Rodrigo Machado, to discuss the culture and people of Brazil...and the pre-European religion and monsters! Because that's how we roll here. We also note some pan cultural commonalities because that's also how we roll. I bet you've never heard much of these myths before. I hadn't.

This episode explores one person's journey from cradle to present, of having been chosen by a celestial being called Thoth Hermes. Thoth is a luminary, which is a "class" above a Solarian but somewhat below the Seraphim. This journey provides us with insights into unlocking one's own potential and helping to save the Earth. There is also discussion of the hollow Earth, but a significantly different version than that which that we have heard to date. Here are some links to learn more about our guest's information and free services: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJl-WWJuLu1GFPmmiT3nt2A; https://cdn.fbsbx.com/v/t59.2708-21/178642744_303819294645160_8414787773533898259_n.txt/Maias-Links.txt?_nc_cat=110&ccb=1-3&_nc_sid=0cab14&_nc_ohc=nl7-HHzAiQsAX8EGD1I&_nc_ht=cdn.fbsbx.com&oh=477c81042d12f6957f0556a3107cd5ef&oe=6091877B&dl=1

This episode attempts to review the history and distinguishing features of some of better known sects/denominations of Christianity. For this small task, we call upon our friend, Chris "silence of the" Ambs to be our guide. Chris was an ordained minister in the Mormon Church. With your fearless host asking questions and offering "insight", the gardeners cover this very small subject in around 90 minutes.

If you like poetry and Anglo Saxon and British history and lore, this bonus is for you. Our guest is a poet who has studied the texts and created poetry largely revolving lore including witches, elves, goblins and giants. We trace the Norse and Germanic influences and identify the places named after mythic species. A few peoms might be performed. Part of the Nephilim Anthropology speaker series (4/24/21); Nacon21.eventbrite.co.uk