Oct 31, 20262h 29mS1
The Rise And The FALL Of The Saber-Toothed Cat: The Smilodon Tonight, we journey back to the Ice Age, when enormous mammals roamed the open grasslands and forests of prehistoric America. Among them walked one of the...
About this Podcast:
Step back through time with Ancient Earth Documentary, a calm and cinematic podcast exploring the forgotten history of our planet.Each episode tells the story of Earth’s great transformations — from vanished ice sheets and toxic oceans to lost worlds and ancient civilizations — all narrated in a gentle, relaxing voice designed to help you unwind or fall asleep.Perfect for curious minds, night listeners, and dreamers who love Earth’s history.Created by a human storyteller, with AI tools assisting for narration and visual elements.
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What is Ancient Earth Documentary about?
Step back through time with Ancient Earth Documentary, a calm and cinematic podcast exploring the forgotten history of our planet. Each episode tells the story of Earth’s great transformations, from vanished ice sheets and toxic oceans to lost worlds and ancient civilizations, all narrated in a gentle, relaxing voice designed to help you unwind or fall asleep.
What has Ancient Earth Documentary covered recently?
Recent episodes include "The Rise And The FALL Of The Saber-Toothed Cat: The Smilodon" (31 October 2026, 149 minutes), "The Footprints That Rewrote American Prehistory: Life at White Sands 23,000, 21,000 Years Ago" (29 October 2026, 164 minutes), and "The Rise And The FALL Of The Trilobites: Earth's First Great Survivors Skies And Giant Bugs" (27 October 2026, 153 minutes).
How often does Ancient Earth Documentary publish?
Ancient Earth Documentary publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 138 minutes across 180 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Ancient Earth Documentary?
Booking probability for Ancient Earth Documentary is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ancient Earth Documentary requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Ancient Earth Documentary's contact route on record: public web form.
Who should pitch Ancient Earth Documentary?
The strongest fits for Ancient Earth Documentary are Scientific Research & Development. Ancient Earth Documentary has a history audience.
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Ancient Earth Documentary is a history podcast with 180 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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Episode #183
The Footprints That Rewrote American Prehistory: Life at White Sands 23,000–21,000 Years Ago
Oct 29, 20262h 44mS1The Footprints That Rewrote American Prehistory: Life at White Sands 23,000–21,000 Years Ago Tonight, we journey back more than 20,000 years — to a time when North America looked very different from the world we know...
Episode #182
The Rise And The FALL Of The Trilobites: Earth's First Great Survivors Skies And Giant Bugs
Oct 27, 20262h 33mS1The Rise And The FALL Of The Trilobites: Earth's First Great Survivors Skies And Giant Bugs Tonight, we journey back more than 500 million years — to a time when life was still finding its place in the ancient oceans...
- Oct 25, 20262h 29mS1
When North and South America Collided — The Great Animal Invasion Tonight, we journey back millions of years — to a time when North and South America were two separate worlds, divided by a vast stretch of ocean. For...
- Oct 23, 20262h 22mS1
The Largest Dinosaurs That Ever Walked the Earth: The Titanosaurs Tonight, we journey back to a time when the largest animals ever to walk on land roamed across the prehistoric world. These were the titanosaurs —...
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Episode #179
When Horses Were Born in America: 55 Million Years of Evolution, Migration and Extinction
Oct 21, 20262h 21mS1When Horses Were Born in America: 55 Million Years of Evolution, Migration and Extinction Tonight, we journey back 55 million years — to a time when the first ancestors of horses were beginning to appear in the ancient...
- Oct 19, 20262h 17mS1
Why Evolution Keeps Creating Crabs: The Strange Prehistory of a Repeated Body Plan Tonight, we journey back hundreds of millions of years — to ancient oceans where evolution was experimenting with some of the strangest...
- Oct 17, 20262h 18mS1
The Tiny Tyrant That Fooled Scientists for Decades: The Nanotyrannus Tonight, we journey back to the final days of the dinosaurs — to a world where enormous predators roamed the forests and floodplains of prehistoric...
- Oct 15, 20262h 15mS1
How Bats Conquered the Night: The Prehistoric Rise of Flying Mammals Tonight, we journey back more than 50 million years — to a time when ancient forests stretched across a warmer Earth, and a remarkable group of...
- Oct 7, 20262h 13mS1
Deinocheirus: The Mysterious Dinosaur Known Only From Giant Arms For Fifty Years Tonight, we journey back to Late Cretaceous Mongolia — to uncover one of the strangest mysteries in the history of paleontology. In 1965...
Episode #171
The Lost River Beneath The American Midwest: The Teays River Before The Ice Ages Rebuilt North America
Oct 5, 20262h 10mS1The Lost River Beneath The American Midwest: The Teays River Before The Ice Ages Rebuilt North America Tonight, we journey back to a North America that no longer exists — before the great Ice Age glaciers arrived and...
- Oct 3, 20262h 12mS1
The First Killer Whale: How Whales Became Sea Monsters (Basilosaurus) Tonight, we journey back more than 35 million years — to a time when whales were still transforming into the rulers of the open ocean. The seas are...
- Oct 1, 20262h 14mS1
Thylacoleo The Marsupial Lion That Hunted Across Ice Age Australia Tonight, we journey back to Ice Age Australia — a world filled with giant marsupials, enormous reptiles, and animals unlike anything living there today...
Episode #168
The Frog That Could Have Eaten Small Dinosaurs: Beelzebufo, The Devil Frog Of Madagascar
Sep 29, 20262h 14mS1The Frog That Could Have Eaten Small Dinosaurs: Beelzebufo, The Devil Frog Of Madagascar Tonight, we journey back more than 65 million years — to prehistoric Madagascar, where dinosaurs still walked and one very unusual...
Episode #167
The First Artists: The Ice Age Cave Painters
Sep 27, 20262h 13mS1The First Artists: The Ice Age Cave Painters Tonight, we journey back into the Ice Age — to a world of cold valleys, wandering herds, and small human communities living beneath vast prehistoric skies. Deep inside dark...
- Sep 25, 20262h 14mS1
The Real Dilophosaurus: The Jurassic Predator Hollywood Got Completely Wrong Tonight, we journey back nearly 190 million years — to the Early Jurassic, when a very different predator walked across what is now North...
- Sep 23, 20262h 16mS1
The Thunder Beasts of the American Badlands: How Brontotheres Ruled the Late Eocene Tonight, we journey back more than 35 million years — to a warmer North America, where forests and open woodlands stretched across...
- Sep 21, 20262h 12mS1
Utahraptor: The Giant Raptor That Hunted Across Early Cretaceous America Tonight, we journey back more than 120 million years — to Early Cretaceous America, where forests, rivers, and open floodplains stretched across a...
- Sep 19, 20262h 9mS1
Stonehenge: How Prehistoric People Moved Giant Stones Across Ancient Britain Tonight, we journey back thousands of years to prehistoric Britain — to a landscape of open fields, ancient forests, and communities preparing...
Episode #162
When Earth’s Days Were Shorter: A Closer Moon, Giant Tides and the Making of Our 24-Hour Day
Sep 17, 20262h 7mS1When Earth’s Days Were Shorter: A Closer Moon, Giant Tides and the Making of Our 24-Hour Day Tonight, we journey back to a time when a day on Earth passed much faster than it does today. The Moon hung closer in the sky...
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