Matthew LaCroix

I was basically an isolated...

I was like an isolated monk in my little cabin on a lake, and I live in far northern Michigan, literally in the middle of nowhere.

And so I used that time, and it ended up going down a road that I never imagined, right?

Don't underestimate the ability of having complete tranquility and quiet and peace in nature for long periods of time and what that can do.

Right.

No TV at your home?

I don't even own a TV or a microwave or anything.

That's awesome.

So I am a researcher, writer, but also I dabble in a lot of, you know, understanding masonry of megalithic structures, ancient symbols, understanding like Mesopotamian tablets and stories of all that.

It's a wide arc that I like to cover.

And it's what it is, is essentially exploring a lost chapter of our history.

You know, when...

And where we were at that time, back when we first did our show, was we need to try to find evidence of a lost civilization.

We need to try to see if we can prove that it was real.

I do believe that conversation is over.

I do.

And I think there's an entirely new conversation that is going to come out of that, which is where we're going to be going in this show, is...

First, laying out what we've done, what we found, and then what the implications are for that.

So it's not – the arc of discovery of what I'm about to go over and explain is not simple.

It's incredibly complex.