Jack Wagner

Leave room for nature.

Leave room for nature.

That's beautiful, actually.

That's the last one.

I like that a lot.

Why don't you tell me about the reaction to these stones from the people of Georgia?

By the way, this would be after a nuclear war.

So the population would be like very low, I assume.

Possibly one or two.

No, yeah.

This is very much the type of thing you would hear in really hard-lined radical ecologist texts or eco-fascist stuff talking about population control where things...

things start to get dicey.

But yeah, they did not like this.

They were saying it was satanic.

Well, where your podcast really hooked me is that you started interviewing this guy who I believe became sort of a groundskeeper for them, like a protector.

Am I thinking of the right guys at his job?

He has this very amazing accent.

Yeah.

And at this point, people start reporting like crazy stuff happening there.

Like there's people doing like sacrifices, like finding weird animal carcasses and like blood and candles, which by the way, like I feel like any sort of spooky place that starts to happen.