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The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastThe Lost City & the Monkey God Curse of HondurasThe Lost City & the Monkey God Curse
Hidden deep in the Honduran jungle lies one of the greatest archaeological mysteries of the Americas: a lost city whispered about for centuries... and a terrifying curse that followed those who found it.
In this episode of The Mysteries of Latin America, we explore the real-life search for the so-called White City—also known as the City of the Monkey God. From Indigenous legends and Spanish chronicles to a modern expedition using LiDAR technology, this is a story filled with obsession, discovery, and a string of chilling events that so...2025-07-2613 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTHE 5 STRANGEST CREATURES OF LATIN AMERICAThese aren’t just legends—they’re the stories I grew up hearing.
In this episode, I’m taking you through 5 of the strangest and creepiest beasts from Latin America—from a serpent that swallows boats whole to a red-furred monster with a mouth in its chest.
I’ve dug into eyewitness accounts, real reports, and the traditions that keep these stories alive.
And the last one? It might be the weirdest thing I’ve ever covered.
– Andrew
🎧 Hit play, and let’s get into it.
#Myths #Folklore #LatinAmerica #StrangeHistory #Cryptids
2025-07-1115 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastWHEN DID THE FIRST AMERICANS ARRIVE? MONTE VERDEWhat if the first humans arrived in the Americas 20,000 years before we thought?
In this episode of The Mysteries of Latin America, we journey to Monte Verde in southern Chile, where archaeologist Tom Dillehay uncovered fire pits, tools—and even chewed seaweed with human saliva—dating back nearly 15,000 years. This single discovery shattered the long-held Clovis First theory and changed our entire understanding of how the Americas were first populated.
But that’s not even the most shocking part…
Monte Verde may not be the oldest site. In fact, newer evidence hints that humans might’ve...2025-06-2511 min
The Photovoltaic Podcast💬 Gut Talk: Why a Good Old-Fashioned Colon Cleanse Could Be the Reset You Didn’t Know You Needed In today’s episode, we revisit a foundational but often forgotten tool in digestive wellness: the traditional colon cleanse. While much attention is given to the microbiome, this discussion explores why the gut lining and mucosal barrier deserve equal focus.We talk through how fibres like psyllium husk, and soothing herbs such as slippery elm, aloe vera, and marshmallow root, may gently support digestive regularity and mucosal integrity — helping your system feel more balanced, energised, and resilient.Perfect for CAM practitioners, students, or anyon...2025-06-1304 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastAZTLÁN: WHERE IS THE MYTHICAL HOME OF THE AZTECS?Long before the Mexica built the mighty city of Tenochtitlán, they believed they came from a place called Aztlán—a mysterious homeland hidden somewhere to the north. But was it real? Or just a story meant to turn exile into destiny?
In this episode of The Mysteries of Latin America, I explore the legend, the migration, the gods who guided them, and the sacred signs that led them to Lake Texcoco. We’ll trace the roots of the Mexica through ancient codices, oral histories, and new theories—from desert caves to possible sites in Zacatecas and Chih...2025-06-1015 min
The Mysteries of Latin America Podcast5 Ancient Latin American Mysteries No One Can ExplainFrom perfectly carved jungle spheres to a ghost ship loaded with Inca gold, these five unsolved mysteries are hiding all over Latin America—and they still defy explanation.
In this episode of The Mysteries of Latin America, I’m Andrew Colón, and I take you on a journey through:
🗿 The giant Olmec heads of La Venta, Mexico
⚫ The mysterious stone spheres of Costa Rica
🪨 Peru’s eerie Markawasi Stone Forest
🌎 Monte Verde, Chile—the site that rewrote American history
🏴☠️ The Urca de Lima, Brazil’s lost treasure ship
💬 Which of these stories should I cover in a full deep-dive episode...2025-05-2114 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastCinco de Mayo: You Were Lied To About It-Is It Mexican Independence Day?Most of us have been lied to about Cinco de Mayo.
It’s not Mexican Independence Day. It’s not about tacos or tequila. So what is it really about?
In this episode of The Mysteries of Latin America, Andrew Colón unpacks the real story behind Cinco de Mayo: a shocking military upset at the Battle of Puebla in 1862, how it came to symbolize resistance, and why it means so much more to millions of Mexican Americans today.
From a war sparked by European imperial ambitions to its unlikely revival during the Chicano Movem...2025-05-0309 minThe Photovoltaic Podcast🎧 Spring Clean Your Gut: Why Now Is the Time for a Traditional Colon Cleanse🎙️ Welcome to the Electromagnetic Nutritional Hub Podcast – your go-to space for all things natural health, nutritional insight, and wellness wisdom.As the seasons change and we move into brighter, warmer days, it’s the perfect time to take a fresh look at your gut health—because let’s face it, most health journeys start in the same place: the digestive system.In today’s episode, Support Your Digestive Health Naturally, we’re diving into the benefits of a traditional colon cleanse. We’ll uncover how your gut microbiome influences everything from blo...2025-05-0205 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastJacobo Grinberg UPDATED: New Theories, New Voices, and the Unfinished MysteryMexican scientist Jacobo Grinberg was once called “the Einstein of consciousness.” In 1994, he vanished—no note, no trace.
Was it a CIA cover-up? A voluntary transformation into a mystic?
In this episode, I revisit the mystery with new theories, new handwriting analyses, and—for the first time—real responses from Grinberg’s own family.
From his daughter Estusha to his half-brother Ari Telch, the people closest to him say we’ve been asking the wrong question all along.
This isn’t just a story about disappearance. It’s a story about what Jacobo believ...2025-04-2411 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTequila: 3,000 Years of Culture, Survival, and ResistanceWhat if every shot of tequila carried 3,000 years of culture, survival, and resistance?
In this episode of The Mysteries of Latin America, Andrew uncovers the hidden story of tequila—from sacred Indigenous origins and pulque rituals to Spanish conquest and cultural mestizaje.
You'll meet the Chichimecas, Otomíes, Nahuas, and Mexica. Learn how agave was more than a plant—it was a survival tool, a spiritual symbol, and a gift from the goddess Mayahuel.
From colonial-era tabernas to the rise of Sauza, Cuervo, and the myth of that infamous worm, this is mor...2025-04-0910 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTHE STRANGE BUT TRUE STORY OF THE MEXICAN PASTRY WAR"Mexico went to war with France… because of a bakery. Seriously."
"A French pastry chef in what’s now Mexico City claimed rioters trashed his shop in 1832. He demanded a whole of money’s worth of damages.
"Mexico blew him off. France stepped in…and demanded ten times the original amount…"
"When Mexico still said no? France sent ships, bombed Mexico’s most important port, and occupied the city.
All over a pastry shop…?"
"Or maybe—just maybe—it wasn’t really about the bakery at all."
"This is the story of...2025-03-2912 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastA Shocking New Clue in Inca King Atahualpa’s Lost Treasure!500 years ago, a treasure that was literally a king’s ransom vanished into thin air. Today, we may finally know where it is, and this is the story I’ll tell on this episode of The Mysteries of Latin America!
I’m Andrew, and today, we’re diving into one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in history—The Lost Treasure of the Inca King Atahualpa.
We’re talking about a fortune so massive it could have changed the fate of an empire—gold and silver piled high enough to fill an entire room. And then it all disappe...2025-03-1810 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastThe Mataviejitas: The Shocking True Story of Mexico’s Infamous Serial KillerFor years, elderly women in Mexico City were found dead in their homes—strangled, with no signs of forced entry. Fear gripped the city as whispers of a serial killer spread. But the truth was more shocking than anyone imagined.
The police dismissed key witness descriptions, wasted years chasing the wrong suspects, and failed to see what was right in front of them. When the killer was finally caught, the entire country was stunned.
In this gripping episode of The Mysteries of Latin America, I uncover the disturbing case of Juana Barraza, a former lucha li...2025-03-0517 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastFRANCISCO ORELLANA-CONQUISTADOR AND ACCIDENTALLY FOUND THE AMAZON RIVER AND WOMEN WARRIORSThis is the story of a man who got lost in the Amazon, before it was called the Amazon…
🔥 who found a river the size of an ocean…
🔥 Claimed he saw warrior women straight out of Greek mythology…
🔥 And somehow survived the deadliest jungle on Earth.
But was any of it real? Or was Francisco de Orellana just another Spanish conquistador willing to lie for gold and glory?
Stay with me—because what really happened on this journey might be hard to believe.
Welcome to The Mysteries of Latin America...2025-02-1408 min
The Mysteries of Latin America Podcast5 MEXICAN GHOST TOWNS THAT SHOULDN'T EXISTMexico has ghost towns, but not just any ghost towns.
One town sank beneath a lake, another was swallowed by fire and rock, one was cut off from the world by a bridge that now leads nowhere, and another? Its goes away,,,and keeps coming back.
But the strangest of them all? It was one company’s way of saying, no más.
If you love stories like this, hit like, subscribe, and turn on notifications. Let’s dive in!)
Welcome to The Mysteries of Latin Ame...2025-02-0114 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastLa Luz Mala: The Mysterious EVIL LIGHT of ArgentinaWelcome to The Mysteries of Latin America! I’m Andrew, and here, we explore the stories that define the different cultures from this part of the world. From unexplained phenomena to ancient stories, these tales connect us to our roots. Today, we’ll unravel the legend of La Luz Mala, The Evil Light, and I’d like to thank Adis from Miami, who sent me this story, along others from a collection of stories she had that might just show up on future episodes. If you have a story you’d like to share of a myth, legend, element of histo...2025-01-1512 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastWhat's Wrong With Calling Latin America, Latin America?Why I Call It "The Mysteries of Latin America" (And Why That Might Be a Problem)
Why is it called ‘Latin America’? I mean, we don’t speak Latin, and critics say the name reduces our vibrant countries to a generic, colonialized label. So why do I use it for my podcast and YouTube channel? Are the critics right? Let’s unpack this together.
2024-12-2705 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastWHAT REALLY KILLED THE DINOSAURS: THE MYSTERY OF CHICXULUB66 million years ago, something hit Earth so hard it ended 75% of all life. Dinosaurs? Gone. Oceans? Boiling. The sky? A choking cloud of ash. And the impact site? It’s right here, beneath the Yucatán Peninsula. What caused it? How did it reshape the planet—and our future?
Welcome to The Mysteries of Latin America!
I’m Andrew, and today I’ll tell the story of the Chicxulub Crater—the place many believe is ground zero for the event that wiped out the dinosaurs and gave mammals, including us, a shot at survival.
This isn’t...2024-12-2307 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTHE LEGEND OF THE MONKEY MAN OF NICARAGUAIn 1974, the quiet town of Matagalpa in north-central Nicaragua became gripped by a tale that blurred the line between folklore and reality. It started on a humid evening as Don Julián Estrada, a seasoned farmer known for his no-nonsense attitude, made his way home from his fields, when he encountered a creature many believed to be a myth…
Friend, welcome to The Mysteries of Latin America, where I explore the myths, legends, history and unsolved mysteries everywhere from the Northern border of Mexico to the southern tip of Argentina and all across the Caribbean Isla...2024-12-0611 min
Movie Squad PodcastLa Última Entrevista de Andrew Hernández en Puerto RicoEn esta entrevista discutimos el libro: No Te Quejes y Graba de Andrew Hernández, su carrera en el cine, la vocación de enseñar y un proyecto inesperado del colega.
La entrevista fue realizada el 29 de octubre del 2024 en The Bookmark en Plaza Guaynabo. 2024-11-1616 min
On The Ball with Andrew MaranissEpisode 47: Gabriel Torres Colon and John SloopVanderbilt professors Gabriel Torres Colon and John Sloop join the show to discuss the introduction of a new Sports & Society minor at the university.2024-11-0437 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastAncient Maya Treasure Found by Accident: The Uncovering of ValerianaAncient Maya Treasure Found by Accident: The Uncovering of Valeriana
Join host Andrew Colón as he dives into the incredible story of Valeriana, an ancient Maya city discovered by accident in the dense jungles of Campeche, Mexico. This city, hidden for centuries and rivaling the legendary Calakmul, reveals over 6,000 structures that may have housed up to 50,000 people.
What makes this discovery even more fascinating? It was made not by excavation but through cutting-edge LIDAR technology, which mapped the city's expanse without disturbing a single leaf. Follow along as we explore how a PhD student a...2024-11-0111 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastThe Miracle of the Raining Fish of HondurasJoin Andrew Colón as he uncovers the bizarre phenomenon of Yoro, Honduras, where fish literally rain from the sky every year, leaving scientists baffled and locals in awe. Dive into this mysterious event in The Mysteries of Latin America, and explore the fascinating blend of folklore, science, and miracles behind the legendary Rain of Fish.
2024-10-2309 min
The Mysteries of Latin America Podcast5 TERRIFYING CREEPY CREATURES OF MEXICAN FOLKLOREBeware the Shadows: 5 Terrifying Creatures from Mexican Folklore That Will Haunt You! 🌙🔥
Have you ever heard the spine-chilling cry of La Llorona? Or felt the eerie presence of El Nahual, a shapeshifter lurking in the shadows? 🌑 In this episode of Mysteries of Latin America, join me, Andrew, as we explore five of Mexico's most haunting creatures—from the ghostly Charro Negro to the mischievous Chaneque and the infamous El Coco. Each has its own legend, twisted through time, and is sure to leave you with goosebumps!
🔮 Discover the tales that keep generations awake at night:
La Llorona...2024-10-0814 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastSOLDADERAS: THE FEMALE SOLDIERS OF THE MEXICAN REVOLUTIONThey fought, bled, and shaped the course of the Mexican Revolution, but their stories have often been left in the shadows. Thousands of women—Soldaderas—stood on the frontlines, rifles in hand, not just following men, but even leading them into battle. One woman even disguised herself as a man to fight and what happened when her secret was revealed was a twist I wasn’t expecting. These women weren’t just supporting the revolution—many would say they were the backbone of it. And today, we’re bringing their stories to light."
Welcome to *The Mysteries of Latin Ame...2024-09-2412 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastYanga: The African Slave King Who Built Mexico’s First Free TownWas There an African King Enslaved in Mexico?!"
"Imagine an African king, escaping slavery, leading a rebellion in Mexico, and not just surviving—but building a town that still stands today! What if I told you this story unfolded two years before the Pilgrims even landed at Plymouth Rock? Sounds incredible, right? Today, we’ll uncover the story of Gaspar Yanga—a man whose legacy defied the might of the Spanish Empire and still echoes through the streets of a small town in Veracruz."
"Friend, welcome to another episode of **Mysteries of Latin...2024-09-1512 min![A Podcast [ , ] For All Intents and Purposes](https://static.libsyn.com/p/assets/e/9/b/8/e9b89df491cebacce55e3c100dce7605/ShowCard20240830.png)
A Podcast [ , ] For All Intents and PurposesThe Colon Matters NEWS CRUISE: Our hosts recap a lot of the nerdy and geeky news of the last week or so, including Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, new Dungeons & Dragons, DLC crossovers, and a Doctor Who spinoff?!? TOPICS: (00:00) Intro - Both hosts are to blame (02:22) Star Trek news (08:50) Dungeons & Dragons news (16:41) Crossover DLC announcements from Dave the Diver, Balatro, and Dead By Daylight (26:38) Doctor Who spinoff mini-series, The War Between the Land and the Sea, starts production (35:09) Outro - Andrew's Gravity Falls update (38:53) Outtakes RELEVANT LINKS: Bryant, Jacob. "Star...2024-08-3039 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastMISSING: WHAT HAPPENED TO THE 43 STUDENTS OF AYOTZINAPA MEXICO?
Imagine waking up to a world where 43 young men have vanished, seemingly into thin air, leaving only unanswered questions and unbearable anguish for their loved ones.
This is not a story from some distant past or a legend this time, but a haunting reality that has gripped Mexico for a decade. This is the story of the disappearance of the 43 students from Ayotzinapa.
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Friends, thanks for joining me on *Mysteries of Latin America*, where I explore myths, legends, mysteries, and history from the northern border of Mexico to...2024-08-2813 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastAmerican Civil War Town Hidden in Brazil: "Americana's" Untold StoryA charming town was born from the ashes of America’s Civil War...in Brazil…and its name is Americana. And to this day, they celebrate their American and Confederate history…and in a really positive way.
What drove former Confederate soldiers to travel thousands of miles away to a new country, culture and way of life? What legacies did they leave? What is Americana like today? We’ll get into all that and more shortly--- and I tell the story of a town called Americana.
Friends, Welcome to The Mysteries of Latin America! I’m...2024-08-1113 min
The Mysteries of Latin America Podcast2 Secret Societies of Latin American Revolution: Los Guadalupes and the Logia LautaroIt’s 1810, and Latin America is on the brink of revolution.
Behind the scenes, two secret societies—Los Guadalupes and Logia Lautaro—are orchestrating the fight for freedom and plotting huge upheavals that led to the formations of countries in what we know as North, Central and South America.
Welcome to an episode I’ve called "2 Secret Societies of Latin American Revolution," where we uncover the hidden roles and dramatic impacts of these clandestine groups.
Stay tuned as we dive into their stories of intrigue, danger, and the pursuit of liberty.
2024-08-0112 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastNaia: The Lost Girl Who Changed Our History ForeverIn 2007, near Tulum, Mexico, divers exploring the depths of Hoyo Negro, a large underwater chamber within the Sac Actun cave system, stumbled upon an ancient secret.
They made the groundbreaking discovery of the skeleton of a young woman, now known as Naia.
The underwater chamber they found her in is called a “cenote,” and it has been submerged since the last Ice Age, preserving not only Naia's remains but also the bones of long-extinct extinct animals we only know from fossils.
Little did they know, this discovery would challenge everything we thought we knew...2024-07-2513 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastLatin America's First Female Doctor-Trailblazing Eloísa Díaz
Welcome to another episode of the Mysteries of Latin America, where we tell stories of the myths, legends, history and mysteries of the territories between the Mexico's northern border to the southern tip of Argentina and all across the Caribbean Islands.
This week's story is the true story of a woman who revolutionized health care standards in Latin America, and she began that journey at only 15 years of age...
A 15-year-old girl defied all the odds In a male-dominated profession back in the late 1800’s.
Eloísa Díaz, from Santiago, Chile...2024-07-1109 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastMEXICO'S VANISHING ISLAND: ISLA BERMEJAIn the Gulf of Mexico, there was a small uninhabited island that existed on maps for centuries, and then one day it simply vanished… as if it had never existed. This is the mystery of Isla Bermeja, a phantom island in the Gulf of Mexico, northwest of the Yucatán Peninsula whose mysterious disappearance has baffled explorers, scientists, and conspiracy theorists alike. But was it ever real in the first place? One century it was there, and the next it was gone.
Friends, welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast. I'm Andrew Colón, your...2024-07-0313 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastLOST & FOUND: THE SS COTOPAXI'S HAUNTING TALEThe last entry in the Captain’s log said, “We are not alone”...
In 1925, the SS Cotopaxi set sail from Charleston, South Carolina, bound for Havana, Cuba. The steamship encountered a massive and fierce storm, and after sending out a cryptic distress call, it disappeared without a trace. Despite intense search efforts, neither the ship nor its crew was ever found, adding to the mystique of the area where it was lost-- Bermuda Triangle.
Decades later, in the 1980s, Cuban fishermen reported sightings of what they called a 'barco fantasma'—a ghost ship drifting in and out o...2024-06-2411 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastMISSILES OVER MEXICO: THE "ZONE OF SILENCE"In 1970, The US shot a missile at Mexico…and it was carrying a radioactive payload.
The Athena missile, originally headed for the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico, had a grave malfunction and crashed in the desert of Chihuahua, Old Mexico... while transporting Cobalt 57 in the nosecone.
This was part of an Air Force testing plan for what we would later know as ICBM’s-Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles, that can deliver nuclear warheads across continents. Remember the Cold War?
The US sent a team to find the wreckage, deal with Mexican authorities and avoi...2024-06-1417 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTHE NAZI CULT COLONY IN CHILEAfter World War II, the Allies listed 150,000 Nazis or sympathizers as war criminals. 50,000 of them were found and judged, leaving about 100,000 who escaped or died.
Experts estimate that about 10,000 of those fled to South America. Countries like Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Bolivia were open to receiving many of these people, as they were either dictatorships themselves, had governments that sympathized with the Nazis or used Nazi-owned companies to launder money.
One country, though, would have its own German “colony” formed by a former Nazi officer. That country was Chile and the place he founded was a co...2024-06-0217 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastUNSTOPPABLE SPIRITS: Rarámuri Women in the Speed Project UltramarathonIn April 2024, Six indigenous women who call themselves the Ra Ra Ra team from the mountains of Chihuahua, Mexico, made history by finishing the mysterious "Speed Project" relay ultramarathon , covering roughly 340 miles from Los Angeles to Las Vegas.
Their community is called the Tarahumara by much of the outside world, but they call themselves Rarámuri and so will we, traditionally running long-distances in their canyon homelands and they put their skills and traditions to the test in this grueling competition.
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2024-05-2315 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTHE ROBBERY OF THE CENTURY-ARGENTINA'S REAL MONEY HEISTThe hit Netflix series La Casa de Papel, which many of you know as Money Heist, was a fictitious story about one of the world’s most daring robberies.
But something like that couldn’t happen in real life, could it?
On January 12, 2006, 6 men walked into the Banco Rio de Acassuso in Buenos Aires, Argentina, armed with toy guns and a bold plan.
Led by a charismatic man who thought himself an artist, they walked in (some in costume) and walked out without firing a shot or hurting any of the hostages inside.
2024-05-1322 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastCINCO DE MAYO: THE REAL STORYFor many people in the US and now other countries of the world, it’s the Mexican equivalent of the fourth of July…time to put on a sombrero, eat some tacos, and drink tequila. Now while tacos and a tequila or two are generally a good idea any day of the year, on May Fifth, it’s Cinco de Mayo.
But what are you really celebrating? Is it Mexican Independence day? Or is it just a chance to sell some Corona?
Friends, welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America, where we tell stories about the my...2024-05-0412 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTHE MUMMIES OF MEXICO-GUANAJUATOIn the 19th century a cholera epidemic swept through the city of Guanajuato, Mexico, taking the lives of many of the city’s residents with it.
In the grips of this pandemic, bodies were hastily buried to prevent further spreading. One of them, however, was not dead.
In this podcast we’ll tell you the strange thing that happened to many of the buried bodies and the horrific story of one woman, who was buried alive…
This is the Mysteries of Latin America Podcast..
Friends welcome to the podcast. My name is And...2024-04-2612 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTHE MOST DEVASTATING DISASTERS IN LATIN AMERICAFrom the breathtaking cliffs of Barrancas del Cobre in Mexico to the astounding Perito Moreni Glacier in Argentina, Latin America boasts some of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders in the world. But along with this splendor, there’s a darker side—it’s also a place where the earth trembles with fury, the skies unleash torrents of water and the winds howl with ferocity…reminding us of nature’s awesome power. And Cancun, my home, has not been immune...but I'm getting ahead of myself.
On our latest episode of the Mysteries of Latin America podcast, we’ve put toget...2024-04-1518 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastSHE FELL FROM THE SKY: THE JULIANE KOEPCKE STORYOn Christmas Eve, 1971, Juliane Koepcke fell from the sky. 53 years ago, she plummeted from 3000 meters, 10000 feet, above the Amazon Rainforest. She was the lone survivor of a plane crash in the heart of the jungle, and she not only defied all the odds and survived to tell the tale, but she began a mission to protect the very rainforest that she believes saved her life.
Join us for the story of Juliane Koepcke, the girl who fell from the sky…
Friends welcome once again to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast. I’m Andrew...2024-04-0418 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastCHICHEN ITZA-STARTLING NEW DISCOVERIESThere are over 1,000 known archaeological sites in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula.
But about 3 hours west of us here in Cancun, there is one place that isn’t just another set of rocks left from the culture of the Maya. It is the well-preserved and continuously researched best-known ancient Maya site of them all…Chichen Itza.
Welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast friends, where we tell stories about the myths, legends, history and mysteries of North, Central, South America and the Caribbean for the whole world to know.
My name is Andrew Colón...2024-03-2721 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastThe Sacred Gate of the Gods:The Portal of Aramu Muru in PeruIn the heart of the Inca Empire, the enigmatic figure of revered shaman was meditating by the sacred Lake, where a vision led him to a mysterious portal hidden in the rocky cliffs.
Guided by a disc of cosmic power, he ventured beyond the threshold, vanishing into realms unknown, leaving behind a legacy steeped in mystique and wonder.
Today, that Portal draws seekers to its ancient location, inviting all who dare to unlock the secrets of enlightenment.
Friends welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast, where we...2024-03-1414 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastHATUEY: FIRST REBEL MARTYR OF THE AMERICASOnly 11 years after Columbus “discovered” America, an indigenous leader and his followers rose up against the invading Spaniards, making him the 1st Rebel of the Americas.
Today we tell the story of Hatuey, a chieftain of the Tainos, who defied the tides of history, and became a symbol of indigenous resistance in the Caribbean.
While his name is well-known throughout the Caribbean, his story is not so well-known everywhere else.
Let’s change that.
Today, we bring you a story of resistance, courage, and the indomitab...2024-03-0610 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastSUPERMAN'S FORTRESS OF SOLITUDE: NAICA, MEXICOIn 1910, in the depths of the Naica mine in Northern Mexico, miners tunneling for precious metals got a lot more than they bargained for. After they breached a rock wall, their lanterns lit up a cavern straight out of science fiction, covered with transparent crystals growing up to a meter, or about 3 feet 3 inches. It was given the name La Cueva de las Espadas, or the Cave of Swords, alluding the the long blade-like shape of the crystals…Ah, But there was more to come…
Fast forward 90 years to April 2000, where two brothers, while digging a new shaf...2024-02-2710 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastQuetzalcoatl: Ancient Aztec Astronaut, Jesus or Conquistador?What if I told you that there was a legendary Aztec god who was an ancient astronaut from another universe, was an inspiration for the story of Jesus Christ, that he possessed the ability to time travel and reincarnate, and played an important part in the conquest of Mexico by Spain.
Today we’re going to fly into the story of Quetzalcoatl, the mighty feathered serpent god of the Aztecs…and some of the more bizarre stories and theories associated with this figure.
Friends welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast, where we dive into...2024-02-2014 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastWhat Happened to Eva Peron’s Body AFTER She Died?Eva Perón was the iconic First Lady of Argentina in the late 1940’s and early 1050’s and her charisma and influence shaped a nation. Loved by many, she faced a tragic end when cancer claimed her life in 1952. But the story didn't end there.
In the chaos that followed her husband's political downfall, Eva's embalmed body disappeared. She became a political pawn in a turbulent time, and her remains crisscrossed secret locations, and it was “lost” for 16 years. The body of the wife of a president, vanished.
Fast forward to 1971, when her body was discovered...2024-01-3110 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastThe Nostradamus of Argentina? Who Was Benjamin Solari?People called him the Argentinean Nostradamus and one of the most important clairvoyants who ever lived. His name was Benjamin Solari Paravicini, an artist born in 1898, whose life reads like a surreal masterpiece. From childhood tales of playing with angels and fairies to becoming a celebrated painter and sculptor, his works mixed art and prophecy…and his over 1000 drawings gave us eerily accurate glimpses into the future--including the falling of the Twin Towers.
Friends welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast where we’re in the second season of telling you the tales of the myths, lege...2024-01-2210 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastA Ukranian Soldier Cracked the Code of the Mayan Hieroglyphs?A 21 year old World War II soldier from the Ukraine achieved one of the most pivotal discoveries in the history…of Mexico. He broke the code of hieroglyphs of the Ancient Maya.
Uncover the mystique that lured a soldier into the world of legends and unveil the ancient whispers that have been waiting for someone to break their silence.
This is the story of Yuri Knozorov.
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Friends, welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast. I’m Andrew Colón your host and in this episode we dive into the unusual story...2024-01-1110 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastThe Legend of Gonzalo Guerrero: From Shipwrecked Spaniard To Epic Powerful Mayan WarriorIn the 16th century, amidst the tumultuous clash of civilizations in the New World, emerges the captivating saga of Gonzalo Guerrero — a Spanish conquistador turned unlikely hero—for the Maya civilization.
Shipwrecked, enslaved, and ultimately transformed, Guerrero's tale is a riveting odyssey of cultural metamorphosis, defying the rigid lines of conquest. His journey challenges the very essence of identity, weaving a narrative that transcends time, leaving an indelible mark on the pages of history. Prepare to be enthralled by the extraordinary life of Gonzalo Guerrero, where loyalty, love, and the clash of two worlds (and two gene pool...2024-01-0211 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTHE SAGA OF THE PIRATE MUNDACA: LOVE OR OBSESSION?They say he was a pirate from Spain who made a pact with the devil and died from a broken heart. He was a man who lived a life that reads like an adventure novel, blending mystery, wealth, ambition, and the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea.
About 15 minutes from me here off the coasts of Cancun, Mexico, there’s an island called Isla Mujeres…the island of women, with breathtaking beaches and turquoise blue waters that rival any in the world. But in the middle of this vacation paradise, there’s a dark past, a story that i...2023-12-1811 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastI Ate My Teammate: A Survival Story in the AndesThe survivors cut the flesh off the dead “amid much torment and soul-searching,” and laying the thin strips of frozen flesh aside on a piece of sheet metal, each of them finally consumed their piece when they could bear to.
This is what one of the survivors of one of the most unbelievable survival tales told, many years after it happened.
Today he’s a doctor, but back then he was just a med student and rugby player on his way to a tournament. While flying over the Andes in bitter cold weather, the plane he and...2023-12-1009 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastSelena: Exploring Her Tragic DeathIn this episode we look at the untimely death of the Selena Quintanilla, who the world simply knew as Selena.
My name is Andrew Colón. Join me as we navigate the twists and turns of Selena's complex story, exploring financial motives, professional jealousies, government cover-up allegations, and some interesting conspiracy theories that surround her death, including one that she’s still alive today. Definitely stick around for that…
Welcome to "the Mysteries of Latin America podcast," where we explore the myths, legends and surreal stories that happen in the Latin American cultures in North, Centra...2023-11-2815 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastLOST AND FOUND!THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY OF ANTON PILIPAThis podcast features a story involving mental illness. Listener discretion is advised, and if you or someone you know is experiencing mental health challenges, please seek assistance from a qualified healthcare provider or mental health professional.
In 2017 a 39 year old Toronto man was back home, after he was found wandering, barefoot near the Amazon rainforest in Northern Brazil after having disappeared for 5 years, and his loved ones thought he was dead. Much of how he got there is a mystery, but what we do know is he largely WALKED most of the way…
Ima...2023-11-1911 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastSEARCHING FOR EL DORADO: THE LOST CITY OF ”Z”The Lost City of El Dorado, also known simply as Z, has captivated the imaginations of explorers, historians, and adventurers for centuries.
This elusive city, shrouded in mystery, lies somewhere, still asleep, deep within the heart of the Amazon rainforest, and its existence is still debated among scholars and explorers.
The quest to find this mythical city has been marked by tragedy, discovery, and continuous speculation.
Hosted by Andrew Colón, this podcast dives into the history, exploration, and new light shining on the Lost City of Z, pulling back the veil on a g...2023-11-1017 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastCHASING BIGFOOT IN LATIN AMERICA: THE SISIMITEIn the dense rainforests from Mexico to Brazil, a legendary creature has captured the imaginations of indigenous tribes and curious explorers alike: they call it the Sisimite. If that name doesn’t ring a bell, maybe this one does: Bigfoot.
Stories of a Bigfoot, Sasquatch or Yeti creature aren’t limited to North America or Asia. These creatures are thought to inhabit the heart of the Mexican, Central American and South American wilderness too, and their stories have been passed down for thousands of years.
I’m Andrew Colón, from the Mysteries of Latin...2023-11-0114 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastGHOSTS: THE 6 MOST HAUNTED PLACES IN LATIN AMERICAIn Latin America we’re very close to the time of year when the souls of the dearly departed revisit the Earth, and we have celebrations like Dia de Muertos or Day of the Dead, and All Saint’s and All Souls days.
But What about the not-so dearly departed? In this episode of the Mysteries of Latin America podcast, we’ll tell you the stories of the 6 most haunted places in Latin America…
Our tour of the most haunted places in Latin America takes us to Chile, Brazil, Costa Rica, Argentina, Puerto Rico and Peru and...2023-10-2422 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTHE TRUTH ABOUT MEXICO’S DAY OF THE DEADIn the last few years, around Halloween time you’ll see them, people making their faces up to look like colorful skull characters straight out of a Disney movie.
But do you know what your face makeup means? Is it part of a holiday as creepy and morbid as some people would make it out to be, or is there more to the story? This is the season of Dia de Muertos in Mexico, which in English we know as the day of the Dead…
Friends, welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America Podca...2023-10-1117 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastXochimilco: The Eerie Island of the DollsMany call it the Venice of Mexico, where you’ll float around on colorful boats, enjoying food, drink, music and a beautiful day out in the middle of one of the world’s largest cities.
This is Xochimilco, one of Mexico’s most iconic areas…
But it holds a dark secret.
Hear the creepy story of the Island of the Dolls on the latest episode of the Mystery of Latin America Podcast…
2023-10-0312 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastA Fashion Mogul Disappeared in the New Devil’s TriangleTen years ago, the head of one of the world’s premiere fashion houses disappeared while flying in a small over a set of picturesque islands off the coast of Venezuela.
But it hasn’t been the only plane to disappear there.
This week we will tell the true story of the disappearance of Vittorio Missoni, the leader of the Missoni fashion house of Milan. We’ll tell you what happened to him and his fellow travelers, the shock and confusion following his disappearance AND other mysterious disappearances in the same area that might l...2023-09-2613 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastAlien Bodies Shown in Mexican Congress?Mexico's most famous UFO expert just made a startling statement about the presence of extraterrestrial life on Earth before the Mexican Congress, and this time he had more than photographs to prove his point.
Do we finally have physical proof of aliens on Earth or is it a publicity stunt and a man’s last grab at relevance?
Hello friends and welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast. I’m your host Andrew Colón and this week we report on some very exciting and potentially world-altering UFO and extraterrestrial news happening right here in Mex...2023-09-1814 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTHE MYSTERY OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL OF THE ANCIENT MAYAIn the 1920’s a 17-year-old made a startling find while exploring an archaeological site with her father in British Honduras (now Belize).
She found an ancient and mystical carved crystal skull , that would later be called the Skull of Doom.
Is this skull a mystical and magical symbol of a lost civilization, or is it an elaborate forgery?
In this episode we tell you the story of the Crystal Skull of Doom-an object shrouded in mystery, secrets and questions. When we’re all done here, you’ll know about its discovery, what the expert...2023-09-0622 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTHE GRISLY SOUTH AMERICAN LEGENDS OF EL SILBÓN & LA PATASOLAHello there Friends, and welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast. My name is Andrew Colón and I’d like to thank you for spending a little time with me today with this week’s episode.
Being of Latin American descent and after having lived in Latin America for the last thirty years, I can assure you that this part of the world can be a fantastic and magical, yet surreal and strange place to live sometimes. It’s a place where the modern world of the 21st century can be mysteriously intertwined with ancient wisdom...2023-08-3019 min
A Tale of Two Hygienists Podcast397 The Big C: Talking Colon Cancer with Brooke Crouch, RDHReally this episode should be titled "The Big C Squared" (sorry don't know how to do a superscript there) because we are talking about Colon Cancer with our guest Brooke Crouch, RDH. In this episode we talk about the journey she and her family have been going through this year since the diagnosis and how we can better serve our patients with a similar diagnosis. Reach out to Brooke by email - brookecrouchdentalconsulting@gmail.com 2023-08-2341 minA Tale of Two Hygienists Podcast397 The Big C: Talking Colon Cancer with Brooke Crouch, RDHReally this episode should be titled "The Big C Squared" (sorry don't know how to do a superscript there) because we are talking about Colon Cancer with our guest Brooke Crouch, RDH. In this episode we talk about the journey she and her family have been going through this year since the diagnosis and how we can better serve our patients with a similar diagnosis. Reach out to Brooke by email - brookecrouchdentalconsulting@gmail.com 2023-08-2341 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastNeil Armstrong & the Lost Ancient Alien Underground LibraryIn 1969 Neil Armstrong became the first person to step on the Moon, breaking a barrier once thought impossible...
7 years later, he made another impossible journey, but this time instead of deep space, it was deep down into the Earth, in search of a mythical underground library that contained the knowledge of the ages…made with the help of extraterrestrial intelligence.
This is the Mysteries of Latin America Podcast.
2023-08-1721 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastThe Mystery of Peru’s Nazca Lines Unraveled!In the 16th Century, Spanish conquistadors found some unusual trail markers and roads in Peru.
400 years later, someone flying over them realized that one of these markings was made in the shape of an enormous bird.
What they all saw is a 2000-year-old mystery that today we call the Nazca Lines.
Were they religious symbols, trail markers or were they landing strips for ancient aliens?
Find out on the Mysteries of Latin America Podcast.
2023-08-0816 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastRevealing the Secrets of Mexico’s House of TubesAn urban legend in the north of Mexico says that in the 70’s a father built a very special house for his beloved daughter…but none of them was able to live there…and both of them died there. And it sat abandoned until it was demolished in 2016.
But is that was really happened?
Let’s dive deep and see if we can bust the myth of the Mysterious House of Tubes on this episode of the Mysteries of Latin America….
2023-07-2814 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastHow To Survive 438 Days Lost in the PacificJust a few days ago a Mexican tuna boat rescued an Australian man after his damaged catamaran had been lost in the Pacific Ocean for 3 months.
But that’s not the story we’re telling today.
In 2012, two men left the Pacific coast of Mexico in a small fishing boat, hoping to have a successful catch and bring some much-needed money home.
Only one made it back to the shore alive. That shore was in the Marshall Islands, over 5000 miles away, and he was on that boat for 438 days.
This...2023-07-2124 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastThe Legends of the Woman in Black and the Aluxes, the Elves of the YucatánA mysterious woman in black roams the streets of Guatemala, asking strangers for help, and in the jungles of the Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, some not-always merry pranksters who run wild and are blessings or curses, depending on your behavior.
But these aren’t just stories from centuries gone-by, these are tales told by people who swear they’ve seen them today…
I’m Andrew Colón, and these are just two of the many myths, legends and mysteries of Latin America.
2023-07-1217 min
The Mysteries of Latin America Podcast40 Days in Hell: The Miraculous Rescue of Four Children Lost in the AmazonIn May 2023 seven people flew on a small plane from one indigenous village to another in the Amazon Rainforest.
Shortly into the flight, the plane crashed in dense jungles.
Miraculously 4 people survived… and they were CHILDREN ranging in ages from 13 years old to 11 months old.
They spent 40 days trying to survive the horrors of the Amazon.
This is the latest story for the Mysteries of Latin America podcast…with your host Andrew Colón.
2023-07-0515 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastVanished Dutch Hikers Mystery -THE DISAPPEARANCE OF KRIS & LISANNE PART 3Welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast.
My name is Andrew Colón and welcome to the final episode of our series dedicated to the story of the disappearances of Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon, two young women from the Netherlands who went to Panama for some sun, fun and adventure. It was on an ill-fated hiking trip though, that these two young women disappeared and it’s still a Mystery as to What exactly happened to them.
We’ve called the podcast Secrets in the Jungle-The Disappearance of Kris and Lisanne, and I’d like...2023-06-2623 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastVanished Dutch Hikers Mystery Pt 2-The Disappearance of Kris & LisanneKris and Lisanne were two Young women from the Netherlands who went to Panama for some sun, fun and adventure. It was on an ill-fated hiking trip though, that these two Young women disappeared and it’s still a Mystery as to What exactly happened to them.
We’ve called the podcast Secrets in the Jungle-The Disappearance of Kris and Lisanne, and I’d like to thank you for joining us here on Spotify, iTunes, Google Podcast, or wherever you’re listening to us.
In this episode and the following one (as I’ve added a Part 3...2023-06-1817 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastVanished Dutch Hikers Mystery-THE DISAPPEARANCE OF KRIS & LISANNE PT 1Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon were two students from the Netherlands who planned to spend some time in the picturesque town of Boquete, Panamá beginning in mid-march of 2014.
Boquete, located in the western highlands of Panama and not far from the border with Costa Rica, is a charming town known for its picturesque landscapes and pleasant climate, coffee plantations and is a haven for people who love the outdoors and hiking, birdwatching, and exploring.
Kris and Lisanne went out for what was supposed to be a 3 and a half hour hike on April 1st 2014.
2023-06-0818 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastEPECUEN: MODERN DAY ATLANTIS...THE CITY THAT SANKWelcome to another episode of The Mysteries of Latin America. I'm your host, Andrew Colón.
I’ve been a huge fan of mysteries, myths, legends and stories for most of my life.
One of the things I’ve discovered by living outside of the US for a few decades is how little most people outside Latin America know about Latin America.
And now, on to this week’s episode….
Today, we’re gonna take a little trip to explore the story of a once-thriving tourist hub, that met a very eerie...2023-05-3115 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastHealer Or Fraud? Pachita: The Story of One of the World’s Most Powerful HealersFriends, welcome once again to the mysteries of Latin America podcast. I’m Andrew Colón, your host, and in this episode we visit (and sort of re-visit) a compelling figure I touched on in our very first podcast.
Our first podcast was about Mexican scientist and researcher Dr Jacobo Grinberg, who had come up with his theories about how we are all part of a vast brain network he called the Hologram, or Lattice, or matrix…his inspiration for this matrix was born after meeting, observing and studying the mystical Mexican Shaman, known originally as Barbara Guerre...2023-05-2417 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastHunting the Hunter: Tracking Down ”The Beast” Serial Killer of Latin AmericaWarning:
This podcast episode discusses details of true crimes that may be triggering or upsetting for some listeners. We encourage anyone who has been the victim of a crime or who needs support to please reach out to local law enforcement, mental health professionals, or support groups. Listener discretion is advised as this podcast deals with homicide, sexual assault and torture.
I didn't set out to tell a story about serial killers. But after learning about this monster, I had to tell the story of perhaps the most prolific and brutal serial killer in modern...2023-05-1422 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastBrujería: Unlocking the Secrets of Healers, Shamans and WitchesIn this episode, we’ll explore the mystical world of healers, shamans and witches, from the Caribbean to the Andes, and discover the hidden world of magic and mystery that has captivated the imaginations of millions for centuries…
2023-05-0319 min
Destination YOUniversity#169 College Spotlight: Carnegie MellonLocated in Pittsburgh, PA, Carnegie Mellon is a medium size institution home to about 7300 undergraduate students. In 2022, CMU accepted about 11 % of the applicant pool.
The best way to learn about Carnegie Mellon is to tell the TALES of its founders:
Born in 1835 in Scotland, Andrew Carnegie immigrated to the US in 1848. According to Wikipedia - by the 1860s Carnegie had investments in railroads, railroad sleeping cars, bridges and oil derricks. He built Carnegie Steel Company which he later sold to JP Morgan in 1901 for 480 million dollars. With this sale, Andrew Carnegie surpassed Rockefeller as the r...2023-04-2606 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastStartling Revelations on the Mystery of the ChupacabraA legendary creature roams the farmlands of the Americas--a hairless reptilian or canine-like beast with glowing red eyes, attacking and draining the blood of livestock wherever it strikes.
It’s one of the most intriguing legends in modern folklore, and it’s called the CHUPACABRA…
Is it an alien, a hybrid or is it a hoax? Find out on the Mysteries of Latin America.
2023-04-2215 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastColumbus: The Hidden Truth Behind His NameFor 500 years he was hailed as the man who discovered America. Lately, he’s been called responsible for Starting the slave trade and the genocide of the indigenous people of the Americas.
We know him as Christopher Columbus from Genoa Italy, who in 1492 sailed the ocean blue. But was that really his name or his birthplace?
Hear about who he might really have been and where he might really might have been from on this episode of the Mysteries of Latin America podcast…
2023-04-1117 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastMIRACULOUS APPARITIONS OF THE VIRGIN MARYThe Virgin of Guadalupe is a symbol of the religious faith in Mexico and Mexicans around the world. What people might not know, is that the Virgen de Guadalupe and other incarnations of the Virgin Mary in Latin America, are based on miraculous apparitions from as long ago as the 16th century.
Are these apparitions sacred signs or are they weapons of colonization?
2023-04-0314 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastThe Puzzling Case of HAVANA SYNDROMEIn 2016, U.S. embassy staff members in Havana, Cuba started complaining about hearing loud piercing sounds, along with many other unexplained health symptoms. Soon after, Canadian embassy staffers in the same city reported the same symptoms. Since then, hundreds of cases have been reported by American and Canadian governments officials in posts all over the world.
We’ll tell you much more about this mystery illness in this week’s Mysteries of Latin America podcast…
2023-03-2815 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTHE SHOCKING UFO ATTACK IN BRAZILWe’ve all seen and read stories about peaceful, loving and even comedic interactions between beings who are not from this world and human beings from this world. But what happens when these meetings are not so peaceful?
Stay tuned friends, because in this weeks Mysteries of Latin America podcast, you’ll hear the story of how an entire town in Brazil was attacked by UFO’s…
2023-03-2115 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastThe Legend of La LloronaIt’s the legend of a lone woman, dressed in white, wandering the night and crying out for her lost children
On this week’s Mysteries of Latin America podcast we'll dive deep into the legend and mystery of La Llorona.
2023-03-1311 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastMexico’s Greatest Aviation Mysteries-The Story of Rafael Pacheco Pérez-MEXICOIn the Summer of 1976, a student pilot flying a small plane left his home airport, disappeared from radar soon after, and then landed at an airport that should have taken him at least an hour longer to reach. But that’s not the thing that makes this one of Mexico’s greatest aviation mysteries. What is, is the chilling message he relayed to the control tower…
If you love stories about UFOs, alien encounters, aviation, and unsolved mysteries, this episode is for YOU!
2023-03-0614 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastThe Mysterious Circle of Calçoene-BrazilIn the 1990’s a cattle rancher was burning down trees to clear land for pasture, when he stumbled on a mystery that would change his life. What he found was an ancient site that was hidden for centuries... We’ll reveal the secrets of this magical and mysterious discovery on this week’s Mysteries of Latin America…
2023-02-2611 min
The Mysteries of Latin America PodcastTHE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF DR JACOBO GRINBERGIn 1994, renowned Mexican scientist Dr. Jacobo Grinberg was expected by his family at his birthday party in Mexico City. Grinberg, who studied everything from neuroscience to witchcraft, to telekinesis, was about to have a major breakthrough, proving the existence of what many now call The Matrix. He never made it to that birthday party, however, and he was never seen again.
Find out about his controversial and groundbreaking research and his unsolved disappearance.
2023-02-1411 min
First Assembly of God FreeholdDeconstruction Seminar - Session 2 // Rev. Andrew ColónIn this seminar, Rev. Andrew Colón teaches on the topic of Deconstruction of Faith. As people sort through the faith they inherited and connect over stories of deconstruction, Andrew offers some sobering insight into this topic and what we can do it about it.
In Session 2, Andrew talks about how we need to teach evaluation skills and critical thinking, how to engage with many ideas that will come our way. These are adjustments we can make in regards to this topic:
Take our time
Leverage the internet carefully
Focus on discipleship
Create spaces for people t...2022-11-0739 min
First Assembly of God FreeholdDeconstruction Seminar - Session 1 // Rev. Andrew ColónIn this seminar, Rev. Andrew Colón teaches on the topic of Deconstruction of Faith. As people sort through the faith they inherited and connect over stories of deconstruction, Andrew offers some sobering insight into this topic and what we can do it about it.
In Session 1, Andrew goes over recent statistics concerning Christianity in America, both pre and post Covid, and what the implications are. Some highlights of what he talked about. People are looking for:
Purpose
Community
Meaning
Ritual & daily practices
In Session 2, Andrew will break down more of what this means for u...2022-11-0755 min
First Assembly of God Freehold"Unshakable" // Rev. Andrew Colón11/06/22 | We are so privileged to have Rev. Andrew Colón here with us for our Homecoming Weekend! Andrew preaches a timely message on how our faith can make us unshakable. Reading from Jesus’ words in Luke 6 about obeying His teachings, Andrew shows us how our faith can be unshakable:
1. Listen & Act
2. Dig Deep
3. Expect the Storm
4. Stand Firm2022-11-0719 min
Destination YOUniversity#124 Meet Andrew: Delay Did Not Mean Denial For This Golf Team CaptainSeason 6: Episode 124
Golf Team Captain Waited For His 1st Choice to say "Yes!"
Alum of Dream College Academy.
MEET ANDREW:
From: New Jersey
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Admitted at: Rutgers, Drew, Bentley, St. Johns, Ramapo, St. Joe's
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Book Call with Dr. C: https://www.drcynthiac...2022-06-0819 minDestination YOUniversityLA Catholic Schools 5-Part Mini Series Episode 3: Three Steps To Financing a Catholic School EducationLA Catholic Schools 5-Part Mini Series Episode 3
Title: Three Steps To Financing a Catholic School Education
Guests: Theresa Fragoso and Andrew Garcia, Catholic Education Foundation
If you live in Los Angeles, you can find good schools - Public, Charter, Catholic, Private - you name it - you can find what you’re looking for. But like everything in LA - it is not always free. Let me rephrase - when it comes to LA - most things worth having are in fact NOT FREE.
So - if you are in the ma...2022-02-0242 min
Movie Squad PodcastEntrevista a Andrew HernándezLes compartimos una entrevista que está fuera de este mundo con Andrew Hernández, director de The Biggest Dream, un documental del Observatorio de Arecibo. 2022-01-2842 min
Well On Your Way Medical PodcastCOLORECTAL CANCER SCREENINGDescription: It is commonly known that physicians perform colonoscopies to diagnose patients with colon cancer. It is less known that colon cancer is the 3rd leading cause of cancer death and that there are other methods besides colonoscopy (e.g., stool tests) to screen for colon cancer. Tune in to learn why the best method of colorectal cancer screening is the one you follow through with.
Note: In the episode, we mentioned that some organizations recommended colorectal cancer screening starting at age 50, which was true at the time of the recording. However, as of later in 2021 all...2021-11-1932 min
Clean Burn: A King Of The Hill PodcastHank's Unmentionable Problem - Andrew PolkTalking King Of The Hill episode 1.6 (Hank's Unmentionable Problem) with Andrew Polk. We discuss privacy, constipation, mens health (not the magazine), poop, 4-H, Louis Prima, Howard Stern, stretching out your colon, health warnings on cigarettes, pouring Gatorade on coaches, missile defense, C. Everett Coop, self care and more.
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ZenGlop The Podcast113: In defense of the semi-colon (reaction to Malcolm Gladwell)I was listening to some lectures by Malcolm Gladwell where he is talking about the craft of writing. I'm a Gladwell Fan, an enthusiast. But he makes some disparaging remarks about the semi-colon that I could not leave un-remarked! (I refer to one of my videos about the semi-colon in Annie Dillard's writing: https://youtu.be/bOgTFa_87Qs.)2020-08-2717 min
Knucklehead PodcastE18 - Vetprenuer Tribe Leader Andrew O'BrienReaders are leaders. But not all leaders are readers. Andrew continued to push outside of the comfort zone that the military provided and leveraged the skills he was taught to build some very compelling businesses and use cases with the books he'd been reading. After travleing throughout Asia, Europe and helping several well known entreprenuers with their digital marketing and publicity, he organized the largest group of military veteran entreprenuers with the Vetprenuer Tribe. Over 13,000 people work to assist business owners hack the growth curve and treat business as the new battlefield. #dontbebeta #getsomewins2018-04-1318 min
Mic’d In New HavenEpisode 5: Andrew MarchandNew York Post sports media columnist and former Yankees reporter for ESPN Andrew Marchand joins Mike Colon to discuss his initial stint at the New York Post (which included covering the Mets during the 2000 season), the contrast in covering Alex Rodriguez as opposed to Aaron Judge, and his return for a second stint at the New York Post.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mic-d-in-new-haven--2828702/support.2018-02-1232 min