Lost Civilizations: Ancient Aliens & Forgotten History

Lost Civilizations: Ancient Aliens & Forgotten History

A podcast exploring Ancient Aliens, lost civilizations, and alternative interpretations of humanity’s forgotten past. Discover the mysteries of lost civilizations and ancient advanced societies. This podcast explores the idea that Earth may once have hosted highly advanced cultures whose remains we often misunderstand or misinterpret today. Each episode breaks down these controversial ideas in clear, accessible language, examining alternative perspectives on ancient architecture, forgotten technologies, and the deeper meanings of ancient texts. Drawing inspiration from researchers and authors such as Paul Wallis, Graham Hancock, Randall Carlson, Matthew LaCroix, Billy Carson, Mauro Biglino, Erich von Däniken, and Zecharia Sitchin, the podcast focuses on asking bold questions — not only about how ancient structures achieved such precision, but also about what our historical narratives may be missing. New episodes every Sunday at 2 PM ET / 8 PM CET.

Episodes

October 4, 2026 • 50 mins

Is there a hidden civilization beneath our feet?


For centuries, stories of Shambhala and Agartha have described a hidden kingdom of ancient knowledge, mysterious rulers, and a world beyond our own.


In this episode, we trace the story from the Buddhist Kalachakra tradition and the Himalayas to Western occultism, Nicholas Roerich’s expeditions, and legends of vast tunnel systems beneath the Earth.


But the rabbit hole g...

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You wake up in the middle of the night. Your body is paralyzed. You cannot scream. And in the corner of your bedroom, a dark figure is watching you.

Some see a shadow. Others see an old woman. And again and again, people describe something even stranger: a tall, dark figure wearing a hat – The Hat Man.

In this episode, we explore one of sleep’s strangest mysteries: sleep paralysis, Shadow People, and the mysteriou...

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What if the reality around you isn’t quite what it appears to be?

The deeper you go down the simulation hypothesis rabbit hole, the stranger the questions become. Why can the universe be described so precisely by mathematics? Does reality have a minimum “resolution”? And why does the quantum world behave so differently from the reality we experience every day?

Then there’s something even stranger: mathematical...

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Who were the Anunnaki — gods of ancient Mesopotamia, or visitors from another world?

In this episode, René explores one of the most fascinating and controversial theories about the origins of humanity.

We travel back to ancient Sumer and encounter the Anunnaki, Enki, Enlil, and the Igigi — figures found in some of humanity’s oldest written stories.

According to Zecharia Sitchin’s famous theory, the Anunnaki cam...

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In the early 1990s, people around Taos, New Mexico began reporting something strange.

A deep, persistent humming sound—like a distant diesel engine. There was just one problem: no one could find the engine.

Only some people could hear it. For everyone else, there was complete silence.

Scientists, engineers, and researchers from major U.S. laboratories investigated the phenomenon, but the search for a definitive source failed to ...

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In 2017, astronomers discovered something they had never seen before: an object from another star system passing through our own.

It was named ‘Oumuamua.

At first, it seemed like an unusual asteroid. But then things became stranger. Its brightness changed dramatically, it appeared to tumble through space, it showed no obvious comet tail, and scientists discovered that something was giving it a small extra push as it moved away ...

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Why did the Moon ring like a giant bell?

During NASA’s Apollo missions, astronauts deliberately crashed spacecraft components into the lunar surface while seismometers listened to the resulting vibrations. What scientists recorded helped reveal something remarkable about the Moon’s interior — and eventually inspired one of the strangest ideas in modern alternative history:

What if the Moon is hollow?

In this ...

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In 1977, a radio telescope in Ohio detected a signal from deep space so unusual that astronomer Jerry Ehman circled the data in red ink and wrote one word beside it: WOW!

The signal lasted just 72 seconds. It was extraordinarily strong, narrowband, and appeared near the hydrogen line—a frequency scientists had suggested an intelligent civilization might use to contact us. But the signal was never detected again.

For nea...

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Göbekli Tepe is one of the most extraordinary archaeological discoveries ever made. Built more than 11,000 years ago by hunter-gatherers, it challenges long-held assumptions about the origins of civilization.

But does it really prove the existence of a lost advanced civilization?

In this episode, we separate evidence from speculation as we explore the claims of Graham Hancock, the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis, Pillar 43, Atlantis,...

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For more than 50 years, one question has refused to disappear: How did the Apollo astronauts survive the Van Allen radiation belts?

The debate exploded again after a 2014 NASA video showed engineer Kelly Smith saying, “We must solve these challenges before we send people through this region of space.” To many skeptics, those ten seconds became evidence that the Moon landings could never have happened. Filmmaker B...

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In this episode, we're heading straight to the bottom of the North Sea — literally. About 8,000 years ago, a rich, forested landmass sat right here, bigger than many of today's European countries. It used to have no name at all, because nobody knew it had ever existed — today we call it Doggerland. 

We start with a fishing trawler that, in 1931, hauled up a 13,000-year-old harpoon from the seabed, and we follow the ...

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On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong set foot on the Moon — or did he? 

For more than fifty years, a global conspiracy theory has claimed the entire Apollo program was a staged deception, filmed on a soundstage to win the Cold War against the Soviet Union. This episode draws on an extensive body of material — 30 YouTube documentaries and interviews in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Russian — from Bart S...

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What if everything we think we know about Baalbek is incomplete?

Hidden beneath one of the Roman Empire’s greatest temples are stone blocks weighing up to 800 tons—while an even larger 1,650-ton monolith still rests in the nearby quarry, never moved. How was this possible? And who really built the massive platform beneath the Temple of Jupiter?

In this episode, we investigate the evidence, from Roman engineering and archa...

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Dive into the Baltic Sea Anomaly—one of the strangest underwater mysteries ever found. Discovered in 2011 by the Ocean X team, this 200-foot-wide formation lies 300 feet below the surface between Sweden and Finland. 

Is it a natural glacial rock formation, a Cold War relic, a lost ancient structure, or something even stranger?

In this episode, René examines the sonar images, diver testimony, reported electronic failures, l...

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The Nazis were obsessed with race—but how much of their ideology was driven by occult beliefs, Atlantis, the Holy Grail, and ancient Germanic myths?

In this episode, we separate historical fact from fiction as we explore Heinrich Himmler’s vision of a new pagan religion, the mysterious Wewelsburg Castle, the SS expedition to Tibet, and the extraordinary story of Otto Rahn, the man who dedicated his life to searching for ...

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Did a lost civilization once span half the world—and then vanish from history?

For centuries, the name “Great Tartary” appeared on maps across Europe, covering vast regions of Asia. Yet today, most people have never heard of it. What was Tartary, and why did it disappear from our maps, books, and collective memory?

In this episode, we investigate one of the internet’s most fascinating historical mysteries. We ...

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In December 1946, just one year after World War II ended, the United States launched the largest military expedition ever sent to Antarctica. Officially known as Operation Highjump, the mission included 4,700 personnel, 13 ships, an aircraft carrier, a submarine, and dozens of aircraft. Its stated purpose was polar training and scientific mapping—but many researchers have questioned why such an enormous force was necessary fo...

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Deep within the frozen wilderness of Siberia lies one of the world’s most unsettling unsolved mysteries. In the remote taiga of Yakutia, hunters and reindeer herders have told stories for generations about giant metal domes buried beneath the permafrost — structures that stay warm during the brutal Arctic winters, yet allegedly bring sickness and death to anyone who enters them. They are known as the “cauldrons&rd...

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On June 30, 1908, something exploded over the remote Siberian wilderness with a force so massive that nearly 80 million trees were flattened across an area larger than many major cities. The shockwave was detected around the globe, night skies glowed across Europe, and witnesses described a blazing object streaking through the sky like a second sun. Yet more than a century later, no one knows for certain what really happened at Tun...

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What if the pyramids of Giza were never built as royal tombs — but instead are the remains of a forgotten civilization far older than recorded history? In this immersive podcast, we explore the controversial Khafre Research Project, where independent Egyptologist Armando Mei and radar engineer Filippo Biondi claim to have uncovered massive underground structures beneath the Giza Plateau — and possibly a second hidden Sp...

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