You're one of my most highly requested guests to have on the show.

I'm glad to hear that.

So you got some interesting theories on the pyramids, huh?

That is correct.

A comprehensive theory that addresses the function of all of the Egyptian pyramids and other ancient structures across the world, specifically now focusing on some of the ancient stone circles of England and Ireland.

Okay. How did you get interested in the pyramids? And what is your theory?

So I've been interested in Egypt since I was a kid.

I remember watching Raiders of the Lost Ark with my dad back when I was a kid in the 80s. And I always

wanted to go to Egypt. I was always interested in archaeology. And I finally had the opportunity in

2017. I was working my first good corporate career job, and I had the

opportunity to go. I could finally financially afford a trip to Egypt. And this was right after my godmother

had passed away. And she was a huge influence in my life in terms of pursuing my dreams and

fulfilling what I feel to be my destiny here on the

planet, which was going to Egypt and inevitably moving there five years later. So 2017, I went on

my first expedition to Egypt to investigate the alternative theories about the function of the

Great Pyramid. And I contacted the late, you know, great Yusuf Aouian,

who is still one of the most prolific tour guides in Egypt and basically the gatekeeper for the

alternative Egyptology community. I definitely wanted to work with him as my tour guide, and I wanted

to go to Egypt so that I could see the pyramids for myself and assess the idea that

these structures were used to produce electricity, which is the most popular theory about the function

of the Great Pyramid. However, as I began to explore the sites, specifically a location known as

Abusir and the Pyram pyramid of Neferkare.

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