Podcasts that mention 📚 Fingerprints of the gods by Graham Hancock

But the next book, Fingerprints of the Gods, got to number one on the bestseller list, not just in the UK, but also in six other countries, including Italy and Japan.

Graham Hancock discusses 'Fingerprints of the Gods', highlighting its tremendous success on bestseller lists worldwide, including its impact in countries like the UK, Italy, and Japan. He acknowledges the book's role in shaping his career and the controversies it generated within the archaeological community.

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And you know whenever I um you know so so growing up I mean gosh I read Fingerprints of the Gods when I was 16. I remember like sitting on the couch after school and reading it and my dad's like comes up to me he's like that's a big book and I go I know it's like I'm reading a textbook for fun you know and it was uh it was it was dense reading for me as a 16-year-old. And so, you know, I I was so inspired by by Graham...

The guest mentions reading this book by Graham Hancock when he was 16 and being inspired by it.

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I mean I found out about his original book Fingerprints of the Gods in the 90s and I remember reading it

Joe Rogan mentions finding out about and reading Graham Hancock's book in the 90s.

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like I know Fingerprints of the Gods You released in the '90s

Joe Rogan asks Graham Hancock about his book "Fingerprints of the Gods" and when he released it.

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I read a book by someone who you had on this podcast a while ago whose name i'm gonna forget... graham hancock exactly... and i mean some of his theories seemed a little tenuous but some of them were fascinating like evidence of civilizations being in places you know tens of thousands of years before

The guest mentions reading a book by Graham Hancock, discussing his theories about ancient civilizations.

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and the you know we talked about that with graham on here and that's actually what inspired graham to come back to his original idea that he had proposed in fingerprints of the gods back in 95 or 96

Randall Carlson mentions Graham Hancock's book 'Fingerprints of the Gods' and how the 2007 impact paper inspired Graham to revisit ideas from it.

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I had picked up one of Graham's books I believe it's I always say footprints of the gods but it's really fingerprints of the gods I'm pretty sure and the book was about ancient civilizations and it was all about how there's some there's a massive amount of evidence that points to the possibility that Earth experienced some sort of a cataclysmic disaster somewhere in the neighborhood of 12,000 years ago

Joe Rogan mentions reading a book by Graham Hancock, correcting the title, and describing its subject matter about ancient civilizations and a cataclysmic disaster.

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It made sense to me in 1995 when i wrote fingerprints of the gods but there was no compelling evidence for a global cataclysm

Graham Hancock mentions his 1995 book 'Fingerprints of the Gods' and its thesis about a global cataclysm.

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