This was a while ago and then my kids were like, Dad, how's the podcast or whatever they're asking me about it?

And they're like, we're going to start our own podcast and go in my five-year-old goes,

it's going to be about animals and dinosaurs. We're called furry creatures.

Yo, come on, Sawyer and Coco. Let's go to the top, baby. Might have to pitch the podcast to you guys

here soon. Furry creatures with the five and seven-year-old dude, the Henry boys just to chips off the old

block. So today we have a podcast about the same story that seems to fit into our wheelhouse all the

time, this history of North America that continues to be covered up both literally and scientifically.

Megalith, like I remember talking to Tony, he said he was finding Megalithic Bruins in Pennsylvania.

Joe Taylor talked about Megaliths in Montana. We talked about giants in Arizona. We talked about a

crazy Mayan battle with giants in Arkansas. We talked about the Love Lock case. Talked a little bit

in platitudes about Catalina Island and the stuff that's off the coast. Yeah, and we've talked about

the mounds with Fritz that these things were all over the Ohio Valley up in the Michigan,

down in Tennessee. Copper mines, copper mines in the Great Lakes. Yeah. So this story kind of fits

right into all the things we've been talking that there was a Megalithic wall built in Rockwall, Texas.

The irony is stick there, Nathan. There's a Rockwall and Rockwall, who would have thought. Yeah, right?

I mean, some people think it's so simple that it can't be true. I think we made a pretty dang

good case that giants were building these things all over America right in our backyard, Luke. And

of course, bring in the old scientific team and what do they say? Oh, these are natural formations.

This isn't what you think it is. These are igneous occurrences. These are not the Rockwalls

you're looking for. And so these guys, farmers were digging down wells and they kept running into

this wall. And one of the things about Texas is a lot of this stuff is private land. So they can't,

you know, you can't dig up these things in private land. But what do you know? Some of these walls

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