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Trey went on an archeological dig in the land of his hero Alexander the Great! He shares the stories of his travels, and the vulgar diction he picked up.

Miles details the Alien Mummies alleged shared at the Mexican Congress. But as you might guess the story is not all that it seems.

The Monster Quest this episode is -  S03E04 Devils in New Jersey. "The MonsterQuest team investigate reports of a half-horse, half-bird creature which has been terrorizing residents of New Jersey for 250 years."

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Trey and Miles catch up and share their animal encounter stories.

Miles recaps his real connection to the Oceangate disaster.

Miles and Trey break from the shows formula to talk Wes Anderson's "Asteroid City", then Trey forced Miles to see the new Indian Jones show and he gives in.  

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Alien craft beaming up cows in some lonely rural farm, has been part of pop culture for awhile now. But where does this association come from?

Miles and Trey take a deep dive into this topic, and it's possible connection to other political anxieties.


The Monster Quest this episode is S03E02 - Cattle Killers- "MonsterQuest try to find out what's been killing and mutilating cattle on the North American plains for over 40 years."

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Miles' shares one of his favorite episodes of Star Trek with Trey, who finally watches the show for the first time. It's Star Trek Voyager  "Distant Origin" S05E23  where a race of earth's dinosaurs have evolved into intelligent humanoids, but their religion works to suppresses the truth. Miles and Trey talk about the science of it all.

Also we finally dive into our namesake cryptid and talk Nessy, the Loch Ness monster herself. 

The Monster Quest for this eposide is " Death of Loch Ness" S03E01. Could the Loch Ness Monster actually be dead and do its remains lie hidden beneath the waters of the lake? MonsterQuest attempts to find out.

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Trey went on a trip to see the weird and obscure in Georgia. He shares his findings. 
Including a mummy somewhere you might not suspect! 

Miles details the infamous Gosford Glyphs - Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs found in a rock face in  Kariong, Australia. What could explain this?

The Monster Quest for this Episode is S02E29 - Real Dragons. "MonsterQuest journeys to Australia's Blue Mountains in search of 'Megalania', an extinct giant prehistoric lizard, bigger than it's relative the Komodo Dragon and finds it may not be quite as extinct as people think..."

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Marine Reptiles of the Past, and River Sharks of the Present (Well 2007)!

Darren Naish (Terapod Zoology Podcast, Prehistoric Planet, Tetzoo, Author of many books, etc)  finally joins Trey and Miles to talk shop.

Darren answers a few questions about his newest book - Ancient Sea Reptiles : Plesiosaurs, ichthyosaurs, mosasaurs and more. 

On accident the group ends up talking about Crytpids, but there is some proper science talk about known animals as well. And of course some Greenland Shark facts and myths. 

The MonsterQuest this episode is S02E19 - "Jaws in Illinois. " From the bayous of Louisiana to the St. Lawrence River in Illinois, MonsterQuest searches for evidence of deadly Bull sharks leaving the oceans and venturing into fresh water.

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Trey breaks down the quest to find the tomb of one of his favorite historical characters - Alexander the Great. Has the tomb been found, can it be found? It's a story dating back centuries.

Miles looks into the photo the President of Mexico recently tweeted of a Maya Elf life creature? What are these little dudes, what are they up to, and is this photo actually new and interesting?


The Monster Quest this episode is S02E18 - Monster Spider.  Investigation on reports of large desert arachnids in Iraq called Camel Spiders and examines claims about spiders large enough to eat small dogs in Peru.

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Trey dives into the recent controversy about how smart T-Rex was. A new paper by Suzana Herculano Houzel titled "Theropod Dinosaurs had primate like numbers of telencephalic neurons" has started a debate on how we can tell the cleverness of this ancient creature.

Miles looks at the worlds newest - oldest - known sentence.  Found on a ivory comb, it helps give context to the region and the history of writing.

The gang also get side tracked talking about historical art of dicks, and the new Indiana Jones move. So, sorry about that.

The gang go over Monster Quest S2E15 - Lake Monsters of the North - The MonsterQuest team explore both historic and recent sightings of a mysterious eel-like monster in Lake Crescent, Newfoundland, Canada.

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In the 1970's there was a push to find China's own Bigfoot type creature. Is this an ancient legend or folktale in the region? Or maybe it was the Bigfoot hype of America drifting over and effecting other nations.  Miles and Trey dive into Monster Quest's search for the "Wild Man" of China.  


They also sing a Christmas song, poorly. 

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Graham Hancock has an idea that history unfolded in a very different way than Archeologists suggest. Long in our past there was an ancient  apocalypse that destroyed an advanced civilization.  He has been writing about this since 1995 to massive popular appeal. His books are perhaps the most widely read on the topic of the ancient world, and he is a frequent guest on the worlds most popular podcast.

This has landed him a hit show on Netflix. Ancient Apocalypse, where he gives a brief overview of his theories.

But the thing is, Archeologists do not agree with his finding one bit. In fact they have a very antagonistic relationship with Handcock's work. A combative relationship he himself embraces.

Why is this? Miles, Trey, and our guest Stefan Milo break down the Hancock Question.

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