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EPISODE · Apr 22, 2024 · 1H 7M

Ep. 251: The Search for Lemuria

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Lemuria.  If you are familiar with this place, you probably know it as a lost continent (akin to Atlantis), that was inhabited by higher beings who not live in the hollow Earth under Mt. Shasta in California.  You may also believe that extraterrestrials seeded this continent with crystals before it sank to the bottom of the ocean.  Some believe that this “lost continent” will resurface in the future, where it will act like a modern Eden, a complete paradise for human enlightenment.  This is a million miles from the origin of of Lemuria, which was as a scientific theory to explain why there are lemurs in Madagascar.  In this episode, I talk to researcher and archivist Justin McHenry about this conceptual evolution of Lemuria, and how it morphed so quickly.  We also talk about other theories on how lemurs ended up on an island outside of Africa, which include a pregnant lemur falling into a raft, and floating all the way to Madagascar. Episodes We Mentioned Fascinating Nouns Ep. on Erich von Daniken Fascinating Nouns Ep. on Russell Targ Fascinating Noune Ep. on Poe Justin on Social Media Website Instagram Purchase “Lemuria:  A True Story of a Fake Place” Fascinating Nouns on Social Media Facebook Twitter YouTube

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