Luke Caverns

And so that's why I think that Graham Hancock, give credit where credit's due because none of anything that I'm doing now, maybe I wouldn't be doing any of it had I not read Fingerprints of the Gods.

right you know here's a here's a funny sequence of just what he was talking about involving luke you know you are you were inspired by these sort of things when luke and i first met we were one of our first conversations were about you know i'm really still ignorant about how to do this whole thing how to do the podcast and social media thing and so luke tells me

right you know here's a here's a funny sequence of just what he was talking about involving luke you know you are you were inspired by these sort of things when luke and i first met we were one of our first conversations were about you know i'm really still ignorant about how to do this whole thing how to do the podcast and social media thing and so luke tells me

right you know here's a here's a funny sequence of just what he was talking about involving luke you know you are you were inspired by these sort of things when luke and i first met we were one of our first conversations were about you know i'm really still ignorant about how to do this whole thing how to do the podcast and social media thing and so luke tells me

You know what's really hot on the Internet right now? A search word that's again and again is the Olmec. And that interest in the Olmec came from folks like Graham Hancock. It didn't come from archaeology textbooks. It was tons of people learning that there was this mysterious culture they knew nothing about, and they want to know something about it, right?

You know what's really hot on the Internet right now? A search word that's again and again is the Olmec. And that interest in the Olmec came from folks like Graham Hancock. It didn't come from archaeology textbooks. It was tons of people learning that there was this mysterious culture they knew nothing about, and they want to know something about it, right?

You know what's really hot on the Internet right now? A search word that's again and again is the Olmec. And that interest in the Olmec came from folks like Graham Hancock. It didn't come from archaeology textbooks. It was tons of people learning that there was this mysterious culture they knew nothing about, and they want to know something about it, right?

So Luke tells me the Olmec is a huge keyword. You want to do anything that involves the word Olmec, and then people will be interested in it. And so not long after that, the great courses who I've been working with for years call me up and they say, you know what? Our marketing department says that everybody wants to know more about the Olmec these days.

So Luke tells me the Olmec is a huge keyword. You want to do anything that involves the word Olmec, and then people will be interested in it. And so not long after that, the great courses who I've been working with for years call me up and they say, you know what? Our marketing department says that everybody wants to know more about the Olmec these days.

So Luke tells me the Olmec is a huge keyword. You want to do anything that involves the word Olmec, and then people will be interested in it. And so not long after that, the great courses who I've been working with for years call me up and they say, you know what? Our marketing department says that everybody wants to know more about the Olmec these days.

Would you be willing to do a 12 lecture series on the Olmec? And so for the last year and a half, that's exactly what I've done. We're now in post-production, but there'll be 12 lectures coming out about the Olmec to the best of my ability, telling everybody all the little details that they'd want to know in a vetted source. They're so great there.

Would you be willing to do a 12 lecture series on the Olmec? And so for the last year and a half, that's exactly what I've done. We're now in post-production, but there'll be 12 lectures coming out about the Olmec to the best of my ability, telling everybody all the little details that they'd want to know in a vetted source. They're so great there.

Would you be willing to do a 12 lecture series on the Olmec? And so for the last year and a half, that's exactly what I've done. We're now in post-production, but there'll be 12 lectures coming out about the Olmec to the best of my ability, telling everybody all the little details that they'd want to know in a vetted source. They're so great there.

They have a whole team of fact-checkers who just scrutinize everything I say down to, was it – 750 BC or was it 751 BC? Because these sources contradict what you say. So a really super vetted thing. But it began with the inspiration of a whole bunch of people wanting to know more about the Olmec because what's pejoratively called pseudoscience, created that interest.

They have a whole team of fact-checkers who just scrutinize everything I say down to, was it – 750 BC or was it 751 BC? Because these sources contradict what you say. So a really super vetted thing. But it began with the inspiration of a whole bunch of people wanting to know more about the Olmec because what's pejoratively called pseudoscience, created that interest.

They have a whole team of fact-checkers who just scrutinize everything I say down to, was it – 750 BC or was it 751 BC? Because these sources contradict what you say. So a really super vetted thing. But it began with the inspiration of a whole bunch of people wanting to know more about the Olmec because what's pejoratively called pseudoscience, created that interest.

Mesoamerica. They have been traditionally called the mother culture. They are the first ones to really build big cities to organize tens of thousands of people together to create at least the evidence of a religious structure. Like they're the first ones to make religious art. And they interacted with a bunch of other cultures. Nowadays, I see it at least as a more co-evolutionary thing.

Mesoamerica. They have been traditionally called the mother culture. They are the first ones to really build big cities to organize tens of thousands of people together to create at least the evidence of a religious structure. Like they're the first ones to make religious art. And they interacted with a bunch of other cultures. Nowadays, I see it at least as a more co-evolutionary thing.

Mesoamerica. They have been traditionally called the mother culture. They are the first ones to really build big cities to organize tens of thousands of people together to create at least the evidence of a religious structure. Like they're the first ones to make religious art. And they interacted with a bunch of other cultures. Nowadays, I see it at least as a more co-evolutionary thing.

A lot of interaction was happening with the people who would become the Maya, with the people who would become the Zapotec and the Mixtec. And the valley where the Aztecs would develop like 2,000 years later. So they interact with them. But they are – And what timeline?