New book report! Having done reports on Chris Dunn's other books, "Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt" and "The Giza Power Plant", we have been wanting to do a full snakebros style report on his most recent book, "Giza: The Tesla Connection" since it came out, and here it is!

As always, in part one we read the forwards and intro, and we even manage to get through chapters one and two, all of which is setting the stage for Dunn's updated ideas on the Powerplant concept.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Brothers of the Serpent Podcast
01:22 Book Report: The Tesla Connection
04:21 Exploring Ancient Egyptian Engineering
10:08 Debating the Purpose of the Pyramids
15:23 The Pyramid as a Power Plant
21:50 The Tesla Connection: A New Perspective
28:00 Questions and Theories on Ancient Knowledge
39:10 UAPs and Future Technologies
48:34 Unveiling New Evidence for the Giza Power Plant Theory
01:01:11 The Evolution of Egyptology and Alternative History
01:01:24 The Great Pyramid: A Power Plant or Tomb?
01:12:17 The Science Behind the Great Pyramid's Functionality
01:19:02 The Freund Effect: Earthquake Lights and Energy Harvesting
01:31:36 The Freund Effect and Earthquake Lights
01:41:23 The Giza Power Plant Theory
01:46:57 Recent Discoveries in the Great Pyramid
01:54:51 The Big Void and Its Implications

After a long 2026 harvest season at the vineyard, we are back with a live show where we start off by describing a bit about the winemaking process and what it's like in our brand new state of the art facility.

We then move on to our favorite topic, Egypt, and the mysteries out in the Fayoum desert that we have been actively investigating the last few trips out there. The "Oldest Road" or "First Road", a stone construct that crosses miles of desert, bridging the space between a massive outcrop of basalt, and the shores of an ancient lake connected to the Nile river. How long ago was this road built? It seems likely that it was made for the purpose of moving quarried basalt stones to the water for transport to construction projects elsewhere in ancient Egypt....but when was it made? And why did the ancient builders decide to make part of it from petrified wood?

We hope you enjoy the discussion, and, as always, thanks for listening and supporting the show!

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This was a fun conversation with Ben from UnchartedX! We discuss the current state of the research into the evidence for a technological lost civilization in the ancient past, how the research is expected to move forward in the future, and what it would mean if some of this evidence is actually eventually accepted by the mainstream.

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