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Giorgio Tsoukalos

Giorgio Tsoukalos, History Channel

02-Sep-16 20:00

Giorgio Tsoukalos

The man from Ancient Aliens who became the meme that has taken the internet by storm is here! Giorgio Tsoukalos is his name and the 9th season of his signature show Ancient Aliens is about to premiere on Astro History Channel. Listen to our conversation as we talk about his fascination about the world's history, its association with ancestral aliens and why he is such a firm believer.


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