Atlantis aka "Plato, Where's My Island?"

But it's in the Bible!

In our last episode of the season, we look to the Bible. Three cities that appear in it, three cities shrouded in both myth and history. We look at a possible real location for Sodom and Gomorrah, and just graze the history of the epic city of Babylon.(While doing our best with pronouncing ancient Babylonian names).

On the Road to... Somewhere

Most of our focus as been in Europe, but South America has lost cities as well. Today, we look at El Dorado and Machu Picchu. How are they similar? How are they different? We look into these questions and more, with a special guest.

Lost and Found Vikings

Viking. The very name creates an image of brutish men with beards and axes. And while they were these, there was another side to them: Explorers. We look at two lost cities believed to be built by, or at least connected to, vikings.

What a Bunch of Bull

Crete, a Greek island with thousands of years of history. We go into the island's past, into its most famous civilization, the Minoans. How did they help inspire several Greek myths? What do we know about their culture? And what's with all the bulls? Just a few things that the Trio goes into today.

Atlantis aka "Plato, Where's My Island?"

Atlantis, it's a mythical city that some insist is real, and others say is completely a story. We trace the origins of the story, how it's evolved over time, and what we think it really is/could be. And if you've never heard of it, we talk about the even weirder lost continent of Lemuria.