Jack Wagner

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Welcome to Otherworld.

I'm your host, Jack Wagner.

This week on the show, I'll be speaking to Tyler McBrien, a journalist who recently dedicated himself to uncovering a mystery surrounding a 19-foot tall granite monument that was built in rural Georgia.

This monument was built by an unknown person, and it's inscribed with instructions on how to rebuild a post-apocalyptic society.

And these instructions are inscribed in eight languages.

People sometimes refer to this monument as Georgia's Stonehenge.

It's this set of absolutely massive granite blocks sticking out of the ground.

And if the existence and the origin of this monument isn't strange enough, somebody recently blew it up.

Tyler investigated all of that in his new podcast series titled Who Blew Up the Georgia Guidestones.

I've been wanting to have him on the show ever since I heard that he was trying to solve this case.

So this is my conversation with Tyler McBrien, and you're listening to Otherworld.

Okay, everybody, welcome to Otherworld.

Joining me today, Tyler McBrien, journalist and host of the new podcast, Who Blew Up?

The Guidestones.

Welcome, Tyler.

How are you doing?

It's an honor to be here.