This week on The Gralien Report, a meteor impact that occurred recently near a US base in Greenland has caused a flurry of attention after scientists reported the incident earlier this week, though it remains unacknowledged by military officials. In other news, the death of Art Bell shocked many of us who are fans of late nights and radio journeys into the mind; however, the autopsy results were revealed last week, and with them, new questions about the final hours before Bell’s passing.

Also in news relating to radio hosts, over the weekend a number of major content platforms online imposed bans on the podcasts and other content of Alex Jones, following Apple’s decision to remove five of Jones’ podcasts from its Apple Podcasts directory.

Shifting gears, we then take a look at some fun instances where famed physicist Richard Feynman discussed flying saucers and ESP in his public lectures, as well as why some theories aren’t “good theories” just because they’re hard to disprove.

Then in hour two, we are joined by researcher Bernie Taylor, author of books like Biological Time and Before Orion, which explores possible connections between European cave art and ancient mythology. Taylor discusses his interpretation of various instances of cave art from the ancient world, and how it might relate to mythologies that appeared much later in various cultures. Fundamentally, questions pertaining to the origin of myth are explored, as well as the question as to why there are similarities between many motifs that appear in world mythologies. For more information about Bernie Taylor’s work and books, you can visit his website here.

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Author: Micah Hanks

Micah Hanks is a writer, researcher, and podcaster. His interests include areas of history, science, archaeology, philosophy, and the study of anomalous phenomena in nature. He can be reached at info@micahhanks.com.

2 Replies to “TGR 08.06.18. The Birth of Myth: In Search of Our Common Mythology

  1. UFO community…listen for the lisps…like Siriusss…Reptiliansss…Aliensss…greysssss…werewolfthss…vampierthss..consthpirathy…make sure you knock three times on a fellow paranormal sub human’s stall wall to signal oral communication can commence between two consenting adults through the portal between bathroom dimensions. Whoa the moon doesn’t play a roll here arcade etiquette buddy you never put the moon where other people put their story tellers, and probes, that will get you alienated…make sure you never even seen a drug, or drank alcohol…you know like you do every Sunday in church it’s the same community game from here to extinction…

  2. that’s why I stay away from ufo porno it’s all just playin it straight for pay…a bunch of fake orgasms called the money shot by less than skinamax producers… I remember that was it Jose or Emilio Wetsthebeds… I knew an old gay man who could look at moons and see flowers, things green, natural beauty, when the day went and he finally came, they said that he went in the best possible manner, passing off away into the night, fading out during blast off.

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