Megafloods, Megaliths & Midnight Prophecies - May 16, 2025 | The Grind with Art Grindstone

From his smoke-wreathed bunker studio, Art Grindstone kicks off The Grind with a whirlwind tour of humanity’s strangest fault-lines:

Colossal Ice-Age megafloods that gouged the Pacific Northwest and may still threaten modern infrastructure.
Cyclopean stone walls from Peru to Lebanon that laugh at our cranes and hint at lost technologies.
Turkey’s vast underground cities—proof that ancient peoples mastered stealth, HVAC… and maybe paranoia.
A whistle-blower’s harrowing escape from a Luciferian mind-control cult—and what it teaches about coercion in the algorithm age.
Nephilim comeback prophecies colliding with CRISPR headlines and UFO briefings.
The perilous race to align super-intelligent AI before it treats humanity like a rounding-error.
Terence McKenna’s 1998 time-capsule predictions—and how eerily they map onto today’s doomscroll reality.

Equal parts late-night radio noir and apocalyptic TED Talk, this 55-minute premiere sets the tone: gritty storytelling, deep-dive research, and Art’s gravelly reminder that the truth is never comfortable—just necessary. Buckle up, light a hand-rolled smoke (if you dare), and press play.

About The Grind with Art Grindstone

From the smoke-filled bunker studio of renegade broadcaster Art Grindstone comes The Grind—a no-holds-barred dive into the strange, the ominous, and the straight-up mind-bending sides of science, history, and world events. Every episode, Art tackles headline news, forgotten lore, and fringe theories with the grit of an old biker, the curiosity of a mad scientist, and the gallows humor of a doomsday prepper who’s already packed the bug-out bag. Expect:Darkly compelling stories—solar superstorms that almost fried Earth, Cold-War secrets still echoing today, bizarre anomalies NASA won’t explain, and more.Sharp survival insights—gear checks, mindset hacks, and real-world prep tips for when “what if?” becomes right now.Radio-ready theatrics—cinematic soundscapes, brooding music beds, and Art’s gravelly commentary that makes every revelation feel like the end (or beginning) of the world.If you crave curiosity with an edge—and you’re not afraid of a little ashtray wisdom—hit Follow and strap in. The Grind with Art Grindstone drops new episodes packed at 30–60 minutes, built for late-night drives, deep-work sessions, or bunker planning sessions. Turn up the volume, light a hand-rolled smoke, and get ready to stare straight into the abyss—because on The Grind, the truth is never comfortable, but it’s always worth the ride.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-grind-with-art-grindstone--6627424/support.