Jahannah, our Master of Ceremonies, is a UK-based comedian and alternative history researcher who uses her unique charm, wit and insight to challenge historical orthodoxy. She has built a following of 1.3 million on Facebook, 115k on Instagram, and 175k on YouTube through her Funny Olde World brand. You can find Jahannah on Twitter @JahannahJames.

Scott Wolter is a forensic geologist and eight-season host of ‘America Unearthed’ on the Travel Channel. Scott will reveal jaw-dropping new information and recent cryptic translations which combined with his previous work constitute the strongest evidence ever presented for multiple, deliberate and directed Pre-Columbian European contact with North America and its Native Peoples. For over two decades, Scott has sought the Holy Grail of American History and it looks like he’s found it. Come hear the wild tale in Asheville.

Ben Van Kerkwyk made his first Rogan appearance this year and was introduced to tens of millions of new listeners. Ben is a world-traveling investigator and cutting-edge data gatherer concerning ancient high technologies and unacknowledged cataclysms. As the host of the meticulous UnchartedX podcast, he shares his insights regarding unexplained history and willful ignorance with >400k subscribers. Follow him on Twitter @UnchartedX1.

Luke Caverns is a Cultural Anthropologist & social media superstar, adding thousands of followers each week by effectively & entertainingly communicating the mysterious ancient past of Earth and  humanity. Luke has a special interest and a special take on the Mayan Civilization’s reflection of Atlantis, which he will share with us in Asheville. Follow Luke Caverns on all major platforms.

Chris Cottrell is a high school science educator in Coastal Georgia where he has taught Environmental Science and Earth Systems for over 20 years. He is well educated in Geology and in Environmental Geography from Troy State University and Geoscience from Mississippi State University. His mix of inquisitive teaching styles and his teaching science background give Chris a unique voice. Follow his Carolina Bay research on YouTube’s The Dabbler’s Den, or twitter at @DabblersDen.

A native of Asheville, Micah Hanks is a writer, podcaster, researcher, radio personality and speaker with a diverse range of interests. His communications span a variety of subjects including UFO’s, controversial and academic archaeology, unexplained science, and the Younger Dryas Impact. He is the host of the Micah Hanks Program and Seven Ages podcasts and founding editor of The Debrief. Micah is on Twitter @MicahHanks.

Russ Allen, a vintner from Texas, co-hosts two podcasts – Brothers of the Serpent and Kosmographia, alongside Randall Carlson. Together with his brother Kyle, Russ delves into persistent mysteries, seeking the truth while carefully observing and exposing any foolishness masquerading as science. You can find Russ on Twitter at @SnkBrs

Dr. West is a scientific polymath who directs the Comet Research Group, leading >100 PhDs in multidisciplinary investigation of the Younger Dryas Impact since 2007. He tirelessly publishes data-driven evidence in top journals, despite fierce opposition during the paradigm change.

As an Associate Professor of Geology and Anthropology at the University of Cincinnati and a member of the Piqua tribe, Dr. Tankersley’s research focuses on human adaptation and cultural resilience in the face of regional and global catastrophes. He is the primary investigator of several significant events, including the Hopewell Airburst Event, the Brenham Impact Event, the Eagle Creek Impact Event, and the Younger Dryas Airburst Event at Sheriden Cave.

Dr. Moore is a 40-year research archaeologist and recent past president of the Archaeological Institute of America, the world’s largest professional archaeological association. As the principal investigator of Abū Hurayra in Syria, he made groundbreaking discoveries of the earliest evidence for human civilization and agriculture, as well as the Younger Dryas Impact.

For 16 seasons, Dr. Collins has served as the Dig Director of Tall-el-Hamman, a cultural mound in the Jordan Valley. His excavation of the site has uncovered the Levant’s largest city of the Middle Bronze Age and identified it as the best candidate for the historical city of Sodom. As a man of faith, author, and respected academic scholar, he is a sought-after lecturer on Middle Eastern archaeology.

Dr. Sweatman, a scientist at Edinburgh University, is the author of “Prehistory Decoded” and a featured expert in “Ancient Apocalypse.” His groundbreaking work on the decipherment of Gobekli Tepe suggests that the world’s oldest megalithic structure was built as a means of communicating the catastrophic impact of a cosmic event that occurred around 12,800 years ago.

Marc is an Honors Candidate at Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia, and an Archaeological PhD candidate. He is a member of the Comet Research Group and characterizes nanomaterial evidence of Younger Dryas Impact. @Marc_Young_90