What if the Great Flood wasn’t a myth — but a global extinction event we can now prove? In this explosive episode of The Broken Truth Podcast, Garrett Greene uncovers the real story behind the Younger Dryas Reset — the cosmic firestorm that ended the Ice Age, melted the world’s coastlines, wiped out entire species, and forced humanity to restart civilization from the ashes. For 12,900 years, the truth was buried beneath ice cores, black-mat layers, drowned coastlines, and ancient warnings carved into stone. Today, cutting-edge geology, astronomy, and archaeology finally reveal what our ancestors desperately tried to tell us: The sky fell once.
It can fall again. We explore the evidence of a fragmented comet impact, global wildfires, megafloods, sudden sea-level rise, mass extinction, and the mysterious rebirth of civilization at Göbekli Tepe — all pointing to a hidden chapter of human history erased by a single cosmic event. If you’ve ever questioned the flood myths, the missing civilizations, or the silence in our history books… this episode will change the way you see the past — and the future. 🎧 Follow on Spotify for new investigations every Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, plus Friday Intelligence Briefs and Saturday Bible Studies.

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