Joe Rogan Experience #1928 - Jimmy Corsetti & Ben van Kerkwyk

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Jimmy Corsetti is the independent researcher behind "Bright Insight": a YouTube channel exploring ancient mysteries and lost civilizations. Ben van Kerkwyk is an independent researcher and creator of UnchartedX.com and the UnchartedX YouTube channel, dedicated to exploring the mysteries of the past with a focus on ancient engineering, precision, and technology. youtube.com/c/BrightInsight www.rumble.com/c/BrightInsight www.unchartedx.com youtube.com/c/unchartedx

All Comments (21)

@aydenkallevig659 13 days ago

At a cabin right on a spring fed lake at night sitting by the fire enjoying this podcast ON my birthday. Couldn’t be happier.
@the_eerie_faerie_tales 9 days ago

I love Ancient History! Mysteries.. architecture.. engineering... all my favorite things!
@kurtspruhan9470 1 month ago

One takeaway from this pod is that Winter is coming.
@ihuntzergs2170 28 days ago

“Jamie, pull up flint dibbles sleeves” best JRE comment ever 😂
@gagemcmahon9485 1 month ago

I missed you having jimmy on a second time so glad i could catch this love Jimmy Corsetti and his ideas
@pattycakes9691 12 days ago

Thank you all for gracing us with real conversations on many topics! So refreshing and I must confess I long for this! I’m so happy to learn I’m not the only one thinking about these things that I believe matter so much! Thank you!
@Moto_Medics 28 days ago

I love that Ben finally got on here he totally deserves it ❤
@angelortiz4526 14 days ago

I don't know if Joe Rogan reads any of these messages but THANK YOU JOE ROGAN FOR BEING THE WAY YOU ARE . I believe in being so opened minded and not accept one narrative but to look at them all and then and only then I can draw my own conclusion on whatever the topic may be FREE SPEECH IS THE TRUE CORE OF AMERICA and I say HELL YEAH so Thank you.
@dixiedad 1 month ago

I worked in above ground coal mines and we have blasted solid rock down 300ft T0 1000ft and i have seen petrified tree stumps that were burnt to a crisp, and they were always right on top of the coal.
@Roflmfaoftw 1 month ago

Flint Dibble seething watching this punching air and crying 🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
@ryeaucracy6671 1 month ago

Joe's nailing these podcasts
@mukkins555 28 days ago

Jimmy Corsetti nailed this! so good
@g.r.o.g.u.1892 1 month ago

This one is so good that people will listen to it twice
@marcosurrealius 1 month ago

For the longest time people thought that Troy was a story writen by Homer until Heinrich Schliemann ( and others ) found it in the mid 1800's.
@ImOldGreggg 14 days ago

I love episodes with Jimmy and Ben. It's so refreshing getting an alternative view on world history.
@Boufonamong 1 month ago

Anyone else remember Jimmy's old stuff? He totally just run with this ancient stuff and it was just one episode of a crazy catalogue of videos, they where awesome,
@APENNEY4URTHOUGHTS 1 month ago

I think its speaks to the reason why the WEF have stopped excavation of gobekli tepe it will show more about what happened before the younger dryas!
@instapowah 1 month ago

I am sitting here in my chair in the cabin in the forest in Sweden, watching this and nodding in agreement with what is being said. Cheers.
@marschun 1 month ago

Omg, I LOVE both of these guys! Phenomenal episode, Joe!
@Superteastain 12 days ago

My dad worked in construction his whole life. Big projects. The first thing he said when he came home from Egypt "There is no way ancient men built that lot"