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Jan 2025
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Deyo, Le Flem, de Leon: 2024 The Year in...

CLIFF DUNNING
About this episode
In this program, we look at the discoveries that made 2024 unique, Join us as we uncover, new temples, geoglyphs, the Yugas, a ancient Maya City, Cleopatra tomb and much more.

Panelist include:

Jenn Deyo has spent decades out in the field unearthing artifacts and researching ancient history in the Middle East, and the Americas.

Lydia de Leon is a Greek Architect and Wellness Coach, with a focus on the relation of buildings on health and well-being. She holds a Ph.D. in Physiology on the subject of the effect on geophysical anomalies on biology and has published in peer-review journals and conferences. She has been researching for 15 years the relation of ancient temples and their location. She is the creator of Healing Architecture and cofounder of Geophilia Institute.

Michael Le Flem, M.A. is  the bestselling author of Visions of Atlantis: Reclaiming our Lost Ancient Legacy, as well as an adjunct professor of philosophy and history, a scuba diver, and a columnist for New Dawn Magazine, and Publisher's Weekly.

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