Younger-Dryas Catastrophe|Boundary Events Introduction -Kosmographia011.1 w| Randall Carlson & Crew

Kosmographia Podcast episode 011 (part 1 of 2), with Randall Carlson, the Snake Brothers - Kyle and Russ, Normal Guy Mike and Bradley/GCREX, from 10/21/19. RC transitions into the first stages of the many-tiered discussions that will follow regarding the period that Plato pegged long ago as the time when the fabled Atlantis was destroyed – what scientists now refer to as the Younger-Dryas Boundary or Pleistocene/Holocene transition, when many sudden shifts to life and the planet are documented.

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