skulls

Ancient Mysteries and Crystal Skulls...

That's just two of the subjects discussed in this edition of the Anomaly Podcast. Jen was joined by her guest host, Noah, in a chat with author Douglas Stearns, about his novel: Guardians of the Crystal Skull, book one of The Harmonic Wars. Douglas has been on Coast to Coast AM, Caravan to Midnight and Midnight in the Desert, talking about the theories he based his story on. He was an entertaining guest on Anomaly too. Check it out and let us know what you think! 

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We'll be back in two weeks with an episode about Eye of the World, the first book in The Wheel of Time series.

Topics/Theories Discussed:

Optical Data Storage on Quarts Discs
Pyramid Power Plants
Ancient Power Grids
City Layouts that Resemble PC Powerboards
Sonic Stone Levitation
Crystal Skulls and more

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If you like this episode, you may also enjoy these posts (linked in the show notes for this installment of our show): X-Files Essential Episodes, Facts in Fiction: Outlander Standing Stones, X-Files: Jose Chung from Outer Space, Let Indy be Indy.

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Dr. Larry Witmer’s lab at Ohio University studies the anatomy of modern animals to make interpretations regarding the functional morphology of extinct vertebrates. WitmerLab incorporates anatomical studies with cutting-edge technology, allowing for the reconstructions of soft-tissue structures no longer present in fossils (including respiratory apparatuses, brains, and inner ears). These reconstructions allow Dr. Witmer and his students to study the original physiology, biomechanics, and evolutionary adaptations of creatures long extinct.

The carnival is in town! The majesty of the Ferris wheel. The roar of the ferocious lions. The siren call of demons from the underworld enticing you to play their game. If you do, you're off on a hellish roller coaster of demons that mock, diamonds that bounce and skulls with post-nasal drip. What in the world is going on here? Put down that corn dog and help us figure it out.

Thanks to Kevin McLeod at Incompetech.com for the creative commons license to the songs "Take a Chance", "Reformat" and "Pinball Spring".

Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Double Skulls podcast! We are two guys from the UK who have recently rediscovered the Games Workshop game 'Blood Bowl' and are documenting our first floundering steps into the tactics, league play and UK tournament scene... Expect lots of nostalgic mumbling, ridiculous tactics discussions, rules mistakes, bad swear words and moaning about dice!

Episode 1 covers our return to the game of Blood Bowl and our first impressions of all of the different aspects of the modern game.

Dan Potthast of Mu33o and Rick Johnson of Mustard Plug join us today to talk about the first time they met, the first records they bought, their home lives, tour life as an adult and the creation of Sharkanoid; the duo's Guided by Voices inspired pop-punk concept album!

In episode nine I introduced you my friend, skull artist and fellow Virginian Noah Scalin, whose book of Skulls caught my eye while I was perusing the back of a shop in Charleston, South Carolina a few years ago.

Every skull Noah creates is made from a different materials, from turnips to  tinfoil, and they are so amazing that Noah has become a bit of a skull celebrity. His art was recently featured in the Mammoth Book of Skulls, he speaks around the world on creative expression, teaches graphic design at the Virginia Commonwealth University, and even found time to hang out with Martha Stewart on her TV show.

Noah has just released a new book of 365 skulls, and tomorrow I plan to stop by Chop Suey books in Richmond’s Carytown district to pick up my copy. I can’t wait! But for now, let’s move on to Part Two of my interview with artist Noah Scalin.

Gordie and Paul implore you kids to get off their lawns. Paul loves Hall and Oates and Gordie bookends the show with The Pink Section.

And these guys show up: KISS, NIRVANA, CAT STEVENS, LINDA RONSTADT HALL & OATES, PETER GABRIEL, BRIAN EPSTEIN, BAND OF SKULLS, Y&T, RON KEEL, MARILLION, ROBBY THE ROBOT, K-TEL RECORDS and THE BICENTENNIAL.

Paul and Gord talk for the first half hour about an early KISS show from 1973. So listen carefully or fast forward and enjoy MARY POPPINS, "HOLIDAY"  MOVIES, LENNY & THE SQUIGTONES, SPINAL TAP, CHARLES BRADLEY, A BAND CALLED DEATH, BAND OF SKULLS, BLACK SABBATH, SCORPIONS, GOO GOO DOLLS, VAN HALEN and JAMES AT 15.

This episode is dedicated to Mark Henson. 1966-2013

Travis interviews the chillest dude in Canada, Kristian North of Victoria, BC's Babysitter! They talk about the Victoria scene, vintage butt plugs, human skulls, and Kristian gets quizzed on local Victoria news. 

Hear cuts from the new Babysitter album, plus tracks from Victoria-related bands Slam Dunk, Freak Heat Waves, White Poppy, and Open Relationship. 

Emmanuel plays tracks from Mean Jeans, Big Eyes, Nü Sensae, and a SUPER TOP SECRET MINDBLOWER! 

Plus, hear some vintage CBC coverage of SCARY TEENAGE PUNKS IN VICTORIA!

Damian talks to Yale Stewart of JL8 about how he started illustrating and how he found comics. Damian then talks to The Atom Age about how they found each other, create their sound and their plans for the future! Featuring music from Asian Man Records