A Roman head sculpture found in South America and T-Shaped windows across America is quite fascinating 👽

https://youtu.be/e6eMUiUlX1U?si=ETh8jrOkcRzWG0Fl

Podcast discussion

Julian Dorey and Danny Jones have officially passed Joe Rogan for me in the Alien / Archaeological category. Rogan has nothing but boring guests on and repeatedly inviting his friends as the "guest". I don’t mind Cameron Hanes or even the outrageous Kurt Metzger. The nigga Steven of Diary of the CEO is more interesting as of late. Flagrant used to be good, but not a fan of Andrew’s fascination for black guests, unless it’s Neil deGrasse Tyson, Billy Carson, or Tyson himself 🥊 😩

Messerschmitt Bf 109 😈

The Bf 109 was the backbone of the Luftwaffe alongside the Fw 190. Not just an interceptor it became a bomber escort, fighter-bomber, night fighter, ground-attack plane, and recon aircraft.
First flight: May 29, 1935. Combat debut: Spanish Civil War.
Advanced for its time: all-metal monocoque, closed canopy, retractable landing gear, liquid-cooled inverted V12.
Most produced fighter in history: 34,248 units built between 1936-1945. Dark fact: some built by slave labor in Nazi concentration camps.

The 1936 Berlin Olympics were more than just a sporting event. He brought honor back to Germany. 🇩🇪

Hitler and the Nazi regime used the Games as a global stage to present Germany as strong, united, and superior. For the first time, sports became a powerful political tool watched by millions around the world.

Winning medals was no longer only about athletic achievement. It became a way for nations to demonstrate power, prestige, and ideological superiority. But the Games did not unfold exactly as planned. American athlete Jesse Owens won four gold medals, challenging the regime's narrative in front of the entire world.