The Podcast
Breaking Ancient News
Weekly deep dives into ancient mysteries, field reports from the sites themselves, and the evidence mainstream academia refuses to discuss seriously.
The Crew
Three perspectives. One mission.
Aaron Hynes
Field researcher, tour guide, host
@MegalithicmysteAaron has spent 10+ years exploring ancient sites across South America, Mexico, and beyond. He brings the field experience — first-hand looks at the stones, the channels, and the anomalies that don't fit the textbook timeline.
Cody McDonald
Co-host
@East10OutpostCody brings the research depth and the skeptical challenge. If there's a mainstream counter-argument worth taking seriously, Cody will raise it — and Aaron will take it to the stones.
Dave Floyd
Co-host
@mikedavesmultiDave grounds the show in broader context — connecting ancient history to modern understanding, asking the big-picture questions that tie the evidence together.
Recent Episodes
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Puma Punku: The H-Blocks Nobody Can Explain
Aaron breaks down the H-shaped andesite blocks at Puma Punku — cut to 0.1mm tolerance in one of the hardest stones on Earth. With the tools supposedly available in 500 AD. We walk through what the evidence actually shows.
Tiwanaku and the Lake Titicaca Connection
Why does Tiwanaku sit where it sits? The ancient shoreline evidence, the astronomical alignments, and the connection between Bolivia's most enigmatic city and a date that mainstream archaeology won't touch.
Who Really Built Sacsayhuaman?
The standard story is Inca laborers in the 1400s. The evidence in the stones tells a more complicated story. We go through the polygonal masonry, the three distinct construction phases, and what each of them implies.
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