World Fairs and Hidden History with Cultivate Elevate

World Fairs and Hidden History with Cultivate Elevate

From JT's Mix Tape by JT Follows JC

April 13, 2026 · 1h 10m

About this episode

The episode explores hidden aspects of history, including theories about Tartaria and the origins of World’s Fairs, through an interview with Matt from Cultivate Elevate.

Could everything we know about history be a fabrication? In this episode, we sit down with Matt from Cultivate Elevate to dive deep into the "Old World" rabbit hole. We explore the fascinating theories surrounding Tartaria, the mysterious origins of World’s Fairs, and the possibility that our ancestors harnessed advanced "free energy" long before the modern era. In this episode, we discuss: ElectroCulture & Atmospheric Energy: How antennas and "ether" were once used to boost plant growth and power buildings. The World’s Fair Mystery: Why were massive stone structures across Chicago, Philadelphia, and New York labeled as "temporary" and destroyed? Hidden Tech in Architecture: The real purpose of steeples, lightning rods, and the use of mercury in the old world. The Giant Narrative: Exploring the evidence for giants, from 30-foot cathedral doors to massive ancient chariots. Transmutation of Stone: Could megalithic structures have been formed from soft, clay-like substances before a massive reset event? Carbon Dating Flaws: Why modern scientific dating methods may be fundamentally inaccurate. Join us as we question the "Rockefeller history" taught in schools and look for the…

People in this episode

Host: JT Follows JC

Guest: Matt

Topics covered

  • hidden history
  • World's Fairs
  • Tartaria
  • advanced energy
  • architecture
  • giants
  • carbon dating

Keywords

  • Tartaria
  • World's Fairs
  • free energy
  • ElectroCulture
  • architecture
  • giants
  • carbon dating

Sponsors

Modern Roots Life

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Cultivate Elevate, Rockefeller

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