A Flood Carved The Western Landscape, This is the Proof | The Big Picture #9
In this episode of The Big Picture, Randall Carlson and Becket dive deep into the cataclysmic floods that reshaped the American West. From the collapse of Lake Bonneville to the massive Missoula Floods, these ancient events weren’t just natural disasters — they were earth-sculpting, climate-shifting forces that modern science is only beginning to fully understand.Carlson walks us through the geologic evidence left behind: carved canyons, scablands, flood basalts, and sediment layers that point to sudden, high-energy hydrologic events — not slow, gradual change.What triggered these floods? Earthquakes? Glacial dam failures? Something else entirely?This episode connects geology, climate cycles, and catastrophe theory in a way that challenges traditional models and reveals Earth’s story on a much grander scale.
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A Geologic Guide to Post-Ice Age America | The Picture Picture #8
In this episode of The Big Picture, we dive into the deep-time reality of cataclysmic Earth events — the kind that reshape continents, erase civilizations, and leave behind scars mistaken for slow erosion.Through satellite imagery, megaflood analysis, and overlooked geological features, we explore how modern science may be misinterpreting the largest and most rapid transformations in Earth’s surface history. What if the most important chapters in human prehistory are buried under debris fields, glacial till, or eroded river basins?
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The 60s & 70s, The State, The System, The Silence & The Awakening | The Big Picture #7
In this wide-ranging and unfiltered episode of The Big Picture, Randall Carlson opens up like never before—sharing stories from his life in the 1960s, his near-draft into the Vietnam War, and the moments that shattered his trust in the narratives handed down by media, government, and culture.What begins as a reflection on war, truth, and resistance unfolds into a deep critique of the American system—touching on education, imperialism, psychedelics, media manipulation, and the engineered collapse of peace movements. But this isn’t just a look back—it’s a call to awaken.From the failures of the 20th century to the potential of a conscious, cooperative future, Randall and the crew explore how we lost our way—and how we might still find it.
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Evidence of The Cataclysm That Destroyed North America | The Big Picture #6
In this episode of The Big Picture, Randall Carlson and Becket Fusik dive deep into the geological evidence of Earth’s catastrophic past. From the dramatic onset of Meltwater Pulse 1A to the violent forces behind megafloods and erratic boulder trains, we explore how sudden, global-scale events reshaped the planet—and possibly reset civilization as we know it.Was there an advanced human presence before the Ice Age meltdown? Why is mainstream science reluctant to acknowledge the full scale of these events? And what clues lie hidden beneath our feet, waiting to rewrite our understanding of history?Join us as we examine the physical traces of global upheaval, challenge conventional timelines, and consider what Earth’s forgotten past means for our future.
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The Greatest Story Never Told | The Big Picture #5
The Earth’s history is marked by massive floods, catastrophic upheavals, and rapid environmental shifts that reshaped entire continents. In this episode of The Big Picture, Randall Carlson and Becket Fusik break down the evidence for Ice Age megafloods, lost landscapes, and the forces that shaped human civilization. Were these floods triggered by glacial meltwater, cosmic impacts, or something else entirely? The answers lie in the geological record.
The most important conversations are not taking place. Instead, they're being avoided, suppressed, or ignored. The Big Picture podcast explores the Truth beyond the influence of biased media, misinformation, and emotional bias. Our goal is to invite you to explore key topics with us, so you can form your own opinions. Our episodes cover a broad range of subjects, from history to various domains. You will often find us investigating historical events and exploring how their impacts shape our modern world. Hosted by Randall Carlson and Becket Fusik.
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