Mark Nickless's guest appearances

Mark Nickless

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Les Jenson

Robert Sullivan

Mark Stavish

John Dee

Gary Lachman

Scott Wolter

Miguel Conner

Anders Nilsson

Elaine Kuzmeskus

Brad Olsen

Preston Dennett

Ron Pridemore

Nancy Jack

Allen Gamboa

Eric Munoz

OwlTail

Mark Eddy

We'll be celebrating the Chinese New Year with LAURIE and MARK NICKLESS. They assert that the Chinese visited Cahokia, the Mississippi Valley and  explored the Great Lakes. Where is the evidence? They will be discussing the artwork found upstream from St. Louis, which was documented in a painting by Henry Lewis in the mid 19th Century, and in Laurie's translation  of the recently discovered Mao Deng's journals of a 15th Century Chinese voyage around the world. Laurie spent the last 15 years translating the concluding 15 chapters of this journal, and it this fascinating book is  entitled "To the Gates of Fengtu." The Chinese descriptions of Fengtu seem  to parallel what we know of Cahokia. Please tune in  for this riveting information.

<p>We'll be celebrating the Chinese New Year with LAURIE and MARK NICKLESS. They assert that the Chinese visited Cahokia, the Mississippi Valley and  explored the Great Lakes. Where is the evidence? They will be discussing the artwork found upstream from St. Louis, which was documented in a painting by Henry Lewis in the mid 19th Century, and in Laurie's translation  of the recently discovered Mao Deng's journals of a 15th Century Chinese voyage around the world. Laurie spent the last 15 years translating the concluding 15 chapters of this journal, and it this fascinating book is  entitled "To the Gates of Fengtu." The Chinese descriptions of Fengtu seem  to parallel what we know of Cahokia. Please tune in  for this riveting information.</p>

Chasing Dragons with Host Mark Eddy and guests Laurie and Mark Nickless

We'll be celebrating the Chinese New Year with LAURIE and MARK NICKLESS. They assert that the Chinese visited Cahokia, the Mississippi Valley and  explored the Great Lakes. Where is the evidence? They will be discussing the artwork found upstream from St. Louis, which was documented in a painting by Henry Lewis in the mid 19th Century, and in Laurie's translation  of the recently discovered Mao Deng's journals of a 15th Century Chinese voyage around the world. Laurie spent the last 15 years translating the concluding 15 chapters of this journal, and it this fascinating book is  entitled "To the Gates of Fengtu." The Chinese descriptions of Fengtu seem  to parallel what we know of Cahokia. Please tune in  for this riveting information.

Night-Light with host Mark Eddy and Laurie and Mark Nickless