E6 - The Lost History of Tartaria with JT Follows JC

What Heals with Lisa Strbac (formerly Raw Health Rebel)

This episode was originally released under Raw Health Rebel Podcast. Raw Health Rebel Podcast is now What Heals.

I had to bring this one back from the archives. Off the back of my first conversation with Philly J Lay – where we touched on ancient architecture, timelines, and possibly being Tartarian – I knew this episode with JT Follows JC needed a re-release.

So many of you asked: What even is Tartaria?
This episode is your starting point.

JT – who went from an ordinary guy rereading the Bible to a viral voice on ancient symbolism, lost architecture, and world fairs – brings a fresh, faith-centred lens to the idea that history might not be what we've been told.

We talk:

• What Tartaria actually refers to (and what it doesn’t)
• The World Trade Fairs that built cities – then tore them down
• Why buildings might be the clue that our past is far more advanced (and recent) than we think
• Biblical theories around the millennial reign, deception, and what this might mean for us now
• The mud flood, buried buildings, and eerie empty city photos
• Antarctica, orphans, asylums, and how the physical world might hold the keys to hidden truths

You don’t need to agree with it all. Just listen with an open mind, and – as always – do your own research.

💡 Whether you're here for homeopathy, lost history, or just sensing that something doesn’t quite add up – this episode is for you.

Resources Mentioned:

• JT's Youtube: Dive deeper into hidden histories and untold stories.
• Book: "Exposing the Expositions": Uncover the truth behind the world fairs and their role in shaping history.
• The Lost History of Earth documentary

Connect with JT Follows JC:

• Instagram
• YouTube

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