skulls

Crystal skulls are fascinating crystal carvings often associated with an incredible legend about gods from the sky. Are these artifacts truly ancient or are they modern fakes? Or could they really be gifts from extraterrestrials?

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Brien Foerster is having trouble with his Paracas mummy DNA testing – a familiar story? If you’re familiar with Encounters USA or Aliens, Bigfoot and Dogman, you already know the story. Today we are going to briefly discuss a few of the roadblocks to Brien Foerster’s attempts at DNA testing. However, what Brien has already found is astonishing. We will be talking about the Red-Haired Giants of Paracas as we uncover a few blaring facts about the Americas and connections to Europe that go farther back and in more ways than many imagined possible.

Science and hidden knowledge – this is an episode of encounters USA you cannot afford to miss!

Fresh from a convention of caricature artists and with heads full of pareidolia, Ben and Celestia discuss a few topics of the day and then dig into crystal skulls. Can we trust what Dan Ayrkroyd tells us on his fancy vodka bottle? Are there really thirteen of these ancient and powerful relics? What is the Skull of Doom, and does it have strange properties that baffle scientists? These skulls provide a fascinating look into rewritten histories and the power of priming. We even look at an ill-conceived lawsuit against Steven Spielberg involving the crystal skulls featured in the latest Indiana Jones installment.

You might know him as the hothead pairing up with his brother Raghu from Mtv Roadies, but on this week's episode of Cyrus Says you'll get to know the work that Rajiv Lakshman has done behind the scenes since 1997. Tune in as he recollects stories about the early days of producing TV shows with Cyrus, making a "suicide pact" with his brother in his youth, why the allegations of reality shows being "scripted" don't hold steam and what his new show with Raghu 'Skulls & Roses" on Amazon Prime is all about.

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Joel Is back from his holidays and Sam is back from walking the dog, because it has been a long time since the last one they decided to sat down and recorded a podcast. 

Joel has been Playing: Ticket to Ride (with the Family), Little Town, Terror below,

Sam has been playing: Ascension: Skulls & Sails, Star Wars: Outer Rim,

In the News, they talk about the winners or the Spiel and Kenner des Jahres

they also talk about some exciting new games from Gen Con 2019:

Ultra-Tiny Epic Galaxies,

Ankh: Gods of Egypt,

Architects of the West Kingdom: Age of Artisans,

Marvel Champions: The Card Game,

New Details Released for Clank! Legacy,

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Trudvang Legends,

Canine Kleptomaniacs, (Golden Ginty Games),

SmartPhone Inc,

Rush MD,

Meeples’ Corner shop Kickstarter,

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This week's discussion involves two great things from Ohio: Great Lakes Brewing and the Camp Anarchy Music and Beer Festival. While drinking the Edmund Fitzgerald Porter, Justin discusses and listens to Rancid, NOFX, Bad Religion, The Offspring, Less Than Jake, and more!

Dani Morin owns two businesses and currently lives in Arizona. She ran Machine Nightclub, holds two Red Seals for welding, never stops learning, creates gorgeous gothic-art-deco-steampunk-style jewellery, and she is totally kickass.

We talk about being a woman in the trades, bending steel to her will, her passion for Wasteland Weekend, dirt biking, firearms, and her never-ending pursuit of higher education. Calling her a rebel is an understatement.

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It's a journey into the mysterious world of voodoo in the Amazon as Jim takes a look at 1959's horror/mystery "The Four Skulls Of Jonathan Drake," starring Eduard Franz, Valerie French, Henry Daniell, Grant Richards and Paul Cavanagh. The remaining male descendant of a cursed family fears he will be the next victim. Is there magic in play? Find out on this week's episode of "Monster Attack!"

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Frank Turner discography

Listed below are all the songs and albums we discussed.

Million Dead - A Song to Ruin (2003)

• "I Am the Party"

Sleep Is For The Week (2007)

• "The Real Damage"
• "Worse Things Happen At Sea"
• "The Ballad of Me & My Friends"

Love Ire & Song (2008)

• "Photosynthesis"
• "Long Live the Queen"

Poetry of the Deed (2009)

• "Live Fast Die Old"
• "Dan's Song"
• "The Fastest Way Home"

Rock & Roll - EP (2010)

• "I Still Believe"
• "Pass It Along"

England Keep My Bones (2011)

• "Peggy Sang the Blues"
• "I Am Disappeared"
• "One Foot Before the Other"
• "Song For Eva Mae"

Tape Deck Heart (2013)

• "Recovery"
• "Plain Sailing Weather"
• "Polaroid Picture"
• "Broken Piano"
• "Tattoos"

Positive Songs for Negative People (2015)

• "Get Better"
• "The Next Storm"
• "Glorious You"
• "Demons"

Songbook (2017)

Be More Kind (upcoming 2018)

• "1933"
• "Be More Kind"

Additional bands and songs discussed

• Red Elvises - "Boogie On The Beach" - Grooving To The Moscow Beat
• Red Elvises - "Closet Disco Dancer" - Better Than Sex
• Voodoo Glow Skulls - "Shoot the Moon" - Firme

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Intro song:

Titus Andronicus

"Titus Andronicus"

Live at Monty Hall, 9/8/2016

Outro song:

Joshua James Hunt

"On My Mind"

Just Let Go

Umm not sure where to start on this one, a dude in the woods made legging's from the bodies he stole at local grave yards during the night. How dark is that !!! Get involved on Facebook @robotsforeyespodcast, instagram @robobtforeyespodcast, Twitter @robotsforeyes and @robotsforeyes@gmail.com #EdGein #SerialKiller #moster #TrueCrime

If you were a child growing up in the U.S., you likely remember the feeling of waking up with a sugar hangover on November 1st, after walking all night to fill up your bucket with Halloween candy and eating too many, only to have a sugar rush that night, followed by a major crash. The last thing you’ll want to do that day is look at any more sugar. Unless you happen to visit Mexico, Latin America or live in one of the South-West states that celebrates Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, with traditional sugar skulls.

In this episode, we’ll be talking about the significance of skulls in remembering those who have died, combining ancient religious celebrations with traditions of early settlers, and the sweet happenstance of using sugar as a means of decoration. I’m your host, Emily Prokop, and this is the story behind Sugar Skulls.

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Media:

"Pueblo Duerme" by La Barca de Sua

“Los Besos De Mi Negra” by Lydia Mendoza

"Nova Zemja" by Ansambl Mastika

Sources:
http://www.encyclopedia.com/social-sciences-and-law/sociology-and-social-reform/sociology-general-terms-and-concepts/memento  
http://www.mexicansugarskull.com/support/dodhistory.html  
http://nationalgeographic.org/media/dia-de-los-muertos/  
http://www.history.com/news/hungry-history/day-of-the-dead-sweets-and-treats 
http://www.mexicansugarskull.com/support/faqs.html 
http://www.art-is-fun.com/mexican-sugar-skull/  
http://www.azcentral.com/story/entertainment/holidays/day-of-the-dead/2014/09/24/day-of-the-dead-history/16174911/ 

Join Campbell as we journey across the deserts of Mexico down into the vibrant jungles of the Yucatan to truly understand the incredible history of the Aztecs, Mayans, and Olmecs - the original peoples of Central America. Learn how these ancient cultures shaped modern Latin America and how the ghosts of these Native American empires still live with us today thanks to the celebration of Dia De Los Muertos, aka The Day of the Dead!

Show Notes and Recommended Resources:

'Skulls To The Living, Bread To The Dead: The Day of the Dead in Mexico and Beyond' by Stanley Brandes,

'The Skeleton At the Feast' by Elizabeth Carmichael,

'Fire and Blood: A History of Mexico' by T.R. Fehrenbach,

'Handbook to Life in the Ancient Maya World' by Lynn Foster,

'The Oxford Handbook of Mesoamerican Archaeology' by Deborah Nichols and Chris Pool.

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