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Jason Steffen is associate professor of physics at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. A longtime science team member of NASA's Kepler mission, he has contributed to the discovery and characterization of thousands of exoplanets that orbit distant stars. In the first half, he shared insights into the journey of the Kepler mission and its groundbreaking discoveries. Launched in 2009, Kepler operated for about four years and then was repurposed in what was known as the K2 mission, providing an additional five years of data. He explained the distinctions between Kepler and the Hubble Space Telescope-- Kepler was designed to be very precise at making measurements of stars, which allowed it to identify over 2,700 new planets, while Hubble was more adept at taking stunning photos.
He noted that when Kepler launched, no planets were known outside of the solar system, and its mission was to find Earth-like worlds. The data revealed an unexpected diversity of planets. "The typical planet that Kepler found is about three to five times the mass of the Earth," he reported. Among Kepler's remarkable findings were "hot Earths," planets similar in size to Earth but orbiting their stars in just one day, leading to extreme conditions. "If you were on the surface of one of those planets, the sun...would fill half the sky...[and] you'd be swimming in a sea of molten rock," he marveled.
The conversation shifted to the possibility of intelligent life beyond Earth. Steffen shared insights from his colleague David Kipping, who posits that "if life formed really quickly on the Earth... then it's easy for life to get started." Recent fossil discoveries suggest life on Earth began much sooner than previously thought, making the existence of life elsewhere in the galaxy seem more plausible.

Sam Tripoli is an LA stand-up comic, former Joe Rogan guest, and host of the Tinfoil Hat podcast. He joined guest host Richard Syrett (Twitter) to discuss the comedy scene, the influence of podcasts, his belief in the unseen world, and personal experiences with the paranormal, which included seeing ghosts at the Comedy Store and experiencing "glitches in the Matrix."
Tripoli recounted his background as an early guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, noting how he was part of the podcasting scene's initial wave with the "Death Squad" network, which he believes significantly influenced the shift of content creation away from traditional Hollywood and legacy media. He highlighted how authentic voices like his friends Joe Rogan, Theo Vaughn, and Tim Dillon resonate with audiences seeking genuine content. Tripoli praised the freedom that podcasting offers, allowing people to connect and share ideas directly and providing a platform where free speech and diverse opinions can thrive.
Tripoli explained how his worldview shifted early on when he observed contradictions between what was portrayed in professional wrestling and the relationships between wrestlers off-stage, leading him to question the nature of authenticity and truth. This experience laid the foundation for his perspective as a conspiracy theorist, a mindset further reinforced by political observations and events he views as entirely theatrical. Tripoli said his approach to comedy and conspiracy explores the blurred lines between truth and performance.
Tripoli's comedy tackles issues like cancel culture and polarization, exploring how societal divisions often hinder open dialogue. He suggested that technology and algorithms reinforce echo chambers, creating alternate realities where people struggle to connect. His approach to comedy isn't about conventionally uniting people but rather breaking down societal taboos through humor, and fostering a space where audiences can confront difficult truths. He also touched on his belief in spiritual warfare, seeing the world embroiled in a great battle between good and evil forces.

In the first half, investigative reporter and C2C weekend host George Knapp discussed his new Netflix series Investigation Alien (view trailer), which aims to explore the complexities surrounding UFOs and non-human intelligence. As Knapp investigated dramatic UFO encounters all over the world, he emphasized the need to move beyond the question, "Are UFOs real?" to deeper inquiries about their purpose. The series, which took 14 months to produce, features six episodes that delve into various UFO encounters, including the Phoenix Lights witnessed by thousands, and the attacks on the Brazilian island, Colares. Knapp recounted how his journey into UFO investigations began with John Lear, who presented him with compelling documents that sparked public interest and led to his specialization in this field. Touching on the ongoing interest in UFO phenomena, Knapp noted, "I think the world is starting to catch up to us," as Congress holds hearings on the subject.
One particularly intriguing episode covered animal mutilations-- some 10,000 animals over decades have been found dead with organs removed with surgically precise cuts. Knapp noted, "There's no blood in the animal, no blood on the ground," raising questions about the strange, mysterious circumstances. The documentary features an account from a cattle rancher who witnessed a craft hovering over his pasture land and then grabbed his rifle to take a shot, but the craft had already vanished. In the 1977 Colares incident, locals reported that "UFOs started coming out of the sky and out of the river, attacking, shooting them with what the locals thought were like laser beams," Knapp explained, highlighting the bizarre injuries suffered by residents, some of whom are interviewed in the new series. He noted hundreds were affected, with some experiencing significant blood loss and flesh injuries. "The Brazilian Air Force came in and started an investigation," he said, but many records of these incidents mysteriously disappeared. Knapp conjectured that it may have been some kind of "sampling operation."
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In the latter half, British filmmaker David Rolfe discussed his deep exploration of the Shroud of Turin, a linen cloth that he believes was the authentic burial shroud of Jesus Christ. He elaborated on the controversy surrounding the Shroud's origin, particularly what he considers to be a flawed carbon dating conducted by the British Museum. The corner sample they cut and dated was a medieval repair, he suggested, and this error tarnished the Shroud's reputation as actually being from the time of Jesus. A recent study by Italian researchers confirmed that the burial cloth does date back some 2,000 years.
Rolfe believes the Shroud depicts the signs of a crucifixion and encodes three-dimensional information revealing that a miraculous event occurred at the moment of Jesus' resurrection. "The only thing that can explain the image is that at some point, there was an incredible burst of energy" that scorched the cloth, he asserted.
He also addressed the forensic details depicted on the Shroud related to the crucifixion, and how no one has ever been able to duplicate the effects on the cloth. The Shroud is highly unique, he said, positioning it as "the proof" of Christ's miraculous abilities. Rolfe explained the careful wrapping technique used for burial, which aligns with the Shroud's design, reinforcing its historical context. He also mentioned the blood type found on the Shroud, AB, as consistent with Palestinian blood, further supporting its authenticity.

In the first half, author Eldon Taylor, an expert in subliminal communication and hypnosis, discussed the vast potential of human consciousness, including psychic abilities and manifesting tangible outcomes. There is no limit to human potential, he remarked, as he shared fascinating stories of savants, including one individual who, after a traumatic brain injury, became a mathematical genius. He emphasized the importance of recognizing and training our mental abilities, suggesting that when "we work out at the gym, we train our body, but we don't train our mind." Regarding psychic experiences, he asserted that "more people have it and will admit to having it," but many suppress or dismiss these abilities due to fear or societal stigma. He added, "If you have that natural ability, I believe that we should all develop those gifts that are given."
Taylor explained the importance of self-assessment in personal growth, stating, "You need to have a serious self-assessment... listen to how you talk to yourself." He encouraged listeners to confront their inner dialogues, which often undermine their ambitions. He recalled a powerful exercise he conducts with audiences, asking them to silently affirm their goals, only to observe their negative reactions in how they talk to themselves. Taylor also warned against the dangers of consuming polarized media, explaining how it can manipulate emotions and rewire thought patterns. He called for a collective pause to reflect and recharge, advocating for gratitude and self-care in the face of overwhelming societal challenges.
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In the latter half, mind-body practitioner and author Bill Douglas spoke about the latest developments in the science of consciousness and meditation. Citing Dr. Herbert Benson's research, he reported that mind-body practices (such as meditation, Tai Chi, Qigong, yoga, and mindfulness) "can prevent or treat between 60 and 90% of the health issues that send us to the doctor." Pointing out the scientific basis of these techniques, he explained that when we engage in these meditative practices, we experience the alpha brainwave state, our awareness expands, and our immune system gets profoundly boosted. Further, there are compelling results from studies showing that communities with high levels of meditation practitioners were able to reduce the local crime rate.
Highlighting the transformative power of meditation and mindfulness, he noted that when we go into these states of coherence, it brings us into the present and in connection with everything. He recalled that over 50% of participants in a meditation study reported extraordinary consciousness experiences, ranging from spiritual events to synchronicities. Douglas also discussed Dr. Dean Radin's research on human consciousness, and Dr. Masaru Emoto's studies on water crystals, which demonstrated that thought could affect the shape of water crystals. Douglas encouraged listeners to embrace mindfulness techniques, such as guided visualization and breath control, to enhance their mental well-being. "Anytime our exhales are longer than our inhales, it slows down the heart, and then that slows down the brain," he explained, indicating that these practices create a fertile ground for healing.

In the first half, George Noory, joined by analyst John M. Curtis, reported on the 2024 presidential election results. Curtis offered commentary on the voters' process and the two candidates, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, along with callers' reactions. Numerologist Glynis McCants, financial astrologer William Stickevers, prophecy expert John Hogue, and astrologer Mark Lerner also appeared briefly to update their predictions from the previous night's program. Both Stickevers and Hogue had correctly foreseen Trump's apparent electoral success. Curtis highlighted how inflation and high interest rates have made everyday expenses burdensome in the last few years for American families, and this factored in Trump's favor as prices were lower during his years in office.
Stickevers emphasized that this election represents a pivotal moment for America, stating, "This is really about choosing not just the president, but more about choosing the new direction for America itself," as we go into what he referred to as the Fourth Turning. Lerner reflected on the role of communication in politics, comparing Trump and Ronald Reagan as effective communicators who resonate with the public. He noted, "These are people who are on TV, who are great communicators," highlighting how their outsider status contributed to their appeal. In contrast, he noted that Vice President Kamala Harris had limited visibility and "almost no chance" in the political landscape, partly due to President Biden's reluctance to step aside until late in the campaign.
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In the latter half, paranormal investigator Mike Ricksecker discussed his work on ancient wisdom, stargates, and the connections between civilizations like Egypt and Atlantis. Delving into the concept of stargates, he explained, "It's the ability of intelligence to harness...naturally occurring portals," suggesting that such stargates could facilitate travel across dimensions or even time. "I do believe there are ETs that are coming here via some sort of spacecraft," he remarked, referencing Einstein's theories on wormholes as a potential means of extraterrestrial travel. He also addressed the mysterious disappearances of people, noting that some might have inadvertently walked through a portal, saying, "Some people do come back... and they're not sure how they got where they were at." He noted that these portals can open and close randomly, making them unpredictable.
Further, he highlighted the ancient understanding of these phenomena. Ricksecker's exploration of energy sites, particularly in Egypt, led him to believe in the existence of such powerful gateways. At some of the ancient sites, there are symbols on doorways or gateways designated for portals," he said. Ricksecker theorized that the survivors of Atlantis may have played a role in rebuilding their civilization in Egypt after a great cataclysm, utilizing lost technologies to harness earth energy for various purposes. On the topic of UFOs and their sudden disappearances, he posited, "They may not actually be traveling any great distance... just moving into another dimension, a higher frequency." He also related the portals to the concept of time travel and how the past, present, and future may co-exist in different frequencies.

On the eve of one of the most important, controversial, and bizarre presidential elections in recent US history, we heard from four different prognosticators in each hour, sharing their analysis and divination techniques to predict the outcome and circumstances of the race. First up, numerologist Glynis McCants, highlighted the chaotic nature of 2024, attributing it to the world number "8," which can signify strong beliefs and challenges in working collaboratively. Delving into specific candidates, she described Donald Trump's "4" life path and "5" birth day as indicative of his unpredictable or impulsive nature, while Kamala Harris is in a personal year of "2," which means a more intuitive approach, and thinking carefully before she speaks. Because of Trump's recent off-the-cuff controversial remarks such as about Liz Cheney, as well as offensive jokes made at his Madison Square Garden rally, McCants believes Harris has the edge with voters. This Sunday afternoon, Glynis will be offering an online Prosperity Workshop.
In the second hour, financial astrologer William Stickevers, pointed out the significance of Pluto's shift into Aquarius and the October Ring of Fire Eclipse, suggesting a seismic shift in American politics. This signals that "a socio-political transformation is imminent and inevitable," he declared. Stickevers suggested that Kamala Harris has had declining momentum since the October 2 eclipse, and that her recent negative campaigning and the impact of inflation on undecided voters in key states will greatly impact her chances. In contrast, he predicted that Donald Trump will have a decisive victory in all or most of the battleground states leading to an "electoral college landslide." Trump, he added, is aided by favorable astrological transits, including Jupiter on his sun, and the fact that we are in the "year of the dragon," which brings unexpected, bold, swift changes.
Prophecy expert John Hogue spoke about how he crafts his predictions incorporating certain aspects of astrology, along with his personal intuition and abilities as an "empathic medium." Trump has a lucky astrological pattern, with a powerful Leo rising, and an incredible "North Node," which is like the North Star for guidance, he explained. As for Harris, Hogue said that oppositional aspects in her astrological chart are reflected in her struggles with authenticity, and this poses a challenge for her in connecting with voters. He suggested that many votes for Harris may stem from negative sentiments towards Trump rather than genuine support for her. Hogue asserted that "Donald J. Trump will win this election, possibly by a large amount," including the popular vote by 2-3%. He advised listeners to watch the election results in key states like Virginia and New Hampshire for early signs of Trump's strong performance.
In the last hour, astrologer Mark Lerner predicted a close race. He noted Trump's "very powerful connection" to the US birth chart, which gives him an advantage, as well as the fact that he's had a much longer time to campaign than Harris. However, Lerner sees the potential for an upset: "If the results come in quickly, I think Donald Trump will still be favored, but if the results take several days… then that sort of leans toward Kamala Harris." Looking ahead to 2028, he predicted a female president, citing the symbolic importance of this shift in leadership. "I have no doubt in my mind that a woman will be elected in four years… I just can't see 300 plus million people never electing a woman," he remarked, hinting at the possibility of a Harris vs. Nikki Haley showdown.

In the first half, nutritionist and alternative medicine practitioner Dr. Bryan Ardis shared his research into the treatment of Long COVID, as well as how we can identify toxins in the human body and heal properly. Reflecting on the devastating impact of the pandemic, he noted that there were "7 million people dead... and 1.6 to 1.9 million of that total came in the United States." His personal connection to the crisis began when he lost his father-in-law due to what he said was "a very ill-advised hospital protocol" involving the antiviral drug Remdesivir, which he claims has a high death rate. Dr. Ardis criticized the narrative that COVID originated from a bat, suggesting instead that "labs like Wuhan are designing more deadly pathogens." He also called attention to the ongoing health symptoms stemming from Long COVID, stating, "Millions around the world currently are battling ... trying to recover their own health."
He cited a January 2023 study where Long COVID patients wearing a 7 mg. nicotine patch for six days experienced a complete disappearance of their symptoms, including the loss of taste and smell, brain fog, and insomnia. Further, the study found no dependency or adverse effects, he reported. Ardis also noted that smokers are less affected by COVID due to nicotine's binding to viral proteins, similar to venom proteins from snakes like the king cobra. Ardis further contended that censorship and misinformation have obscured the effectiveness of nicotine, as well as the drug ivermectin (which binds to nicotine receptors). He also highlighted the importance of dietary supplements, particularly zinc and vitamin C, in bolstering immunity. During the pandemic, "zinc was the number one thing everybody should have been taking to prevent worse health outcomes," he said.

Guest host Richard Syrett (Twitter) welcomed Carl Gallups for a discussion on new DNA research challenging the evolutionary model, technological advances, biblical prophecy, and the "coming visitation." Gallups reported on the emerging scientific view that DNA might receive instructions from outside the body, a notion that's highly contested within evolutionary science. He noted that this view is backed by well-known researchers. According to Gallups, scientists observe DNA replication processes involving complex, machine-like structures that act with surprising coordination. The animations of these biological processes reveal highly organized "machines" working with purpose, seemingly moving and interacting with intelligence—a discovery he described as challenging to explain within the framework of random evolutionary processes.
Gallups argued that the intricacy observed in DNA operations aligns with his biblical worldview, which suggests a purposeful creation. This belief is supported by scriptures that describe the human body as "knit together," resonating with what scientists now observe at the microbiological level. While secular scientists hesitate to suggest a divine source, many acknowledge an "encoded" beginning for DNA, suggesting it was programmed with complex information from the outset, he explained. This has sparked debates within the scientific community, with some positing that external factors, like a meteor, might have carried the initial genetic material. Despite these theories, Gallups emphasized that current understanding fails to explain how inert chemicals could spontaneously generate life and intelligence.
Gallups expressed his belief that biblical prophecies, specifically from the Book of Daniel, align with modern technological advancements and global events, and suggest that we are living in the foretold "last days." He interpreted phrases like "to and fro" and "knowledge will increase" from Daniel as a reference to global travel and the exponential growth of information and technology, particularly pointing to innovations like quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and the Internet. This technological explosion, he contended, may be fulfilling ancient prophecies and could be a tool used to dehumanize or control, as influenced by spiritual forces.
Gallups suggested that the anticipated coming visitation would not be an extraterrestrial event but an interdimensional phenomenon tied to spiritual entities or forces, as described in the Bible. He related modern reports of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) and alien abductions to biblical accounts of fallen angels interacting with humans, proposing that these events are a form of deception intended to mislead humanity. He also drew a parallel between such phenomena and the prophesied "beast system," a form of global control that could manifest through advanced technology. He argued that only a deep understanding of biblical teachings can prevent one from being deceived.
In the first hour, Mike Lancaster shared his experiences as a rebellious youth marked by early exposure to drug culture and the countercultural figures of the 1960s. As a teen, he began smoking marijuana, experimented with LSD, and found himself in California, where he connected with Jerry Garcia and the Warlocks (later the Grateful Dead). His art teacher's support led him to create posters for the Warlocks, and he became immersed in the San Francisco music scene, even associating with Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters. Lancaster recalled participating in significant countercultural events, such as the Acid Tests, and creating iconic Grateful Dead symbols, like the dancing bears and the "Steal Your Face" logo, although he never trademarked them.

Mark Anthony, the 'Psychic Lawyer,' is a psychic medium who specializes in communication with spirits and the afterlife. He explained spirit communication as a process of connecting with spirits through different energetic frequencies, comparing it to tuning in between AM and FM radio channels. Anthony described our physical world as being on one frequency, while the afterlife exists on another. Spirit communication occurs when these frequencies overlap, allowing contact with the other side. He emphasized that this connection is always present, not limited to specific times of the year, even though people often feel that the "veil" is thinner during Halloween.
Anthony delved into the history of Halloween, tracing its origins back to the Celtic harvest festival, which ran from October 31 to November 2 in the British Isles. This festival, known as Samhain, marked a time to honor the spirits of the dead and celebrate the year's final harvest. Over time, the festival transformed under Christian influence, giving rise to "All Hallows Eve," the precursor to Halloween. As people believed both benevolent and malevolent spirits roamed on this night, traditions like carving faces in gourds and dressing up in animal costumes arose as ways to ward off evil, he explained.
Anthony touched on Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), highlighting it as a significant tradition focused on honoring and remembering loved ones who have passed. He noted that, much like Halloween's origins, this Mexican holiday reflects a cultural appreciation for ancestors and the continuity of life and death. Anthony also recounted an experience in the Peruvian Amazon where he observed a local shaman performing an exorcism on a woman believed to be possessed by demons. The woman suffered from severe back pain, which the villagers attributed to demonic possession. An orthopedic surgeon present suggested she likely had a herniated disc, a condition unfamiliar to the local community, he reported.
During the second hour, Anthony gave readings for callers.
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Open Lines followed in the latter half of the show. Truck driver Michael expressed his gratitude for Coast to Coast AM, which has kept him and other night-shift truckers company for two decades. Reflecting on his experiences, he recounted a bizarre incident in Oregon where he saw six trucks driving on the wrong side of a foggy interstate after an accidental U-turn, highlighting the strange and sometimes risky encounters truckers face on the road.
Aaron in Tempe, Arizona, shared a spooky experience at the Monte Vista Hotel in Flagstaff, a reputedly haunted hotel dating back to 1927. During a winter visit, he sensed an eerie yet inviting energy near a basement door where employees reportedly heard a baby crying. Although unable to explore further due to restrictions, Aaron felt strongly connected to the hotel's supernatural energy. He described the hotel's rich history of ghost sightings, including a ghostly dancing couple in the bar area.
Salvador from New York talked about his life journey, which was marked by resilience and profound spiritual experiences. After a severe back injury led to long-term medication and eventual fentanyl addiction, he reached a moment of crisis at age 65. In a near-suicidal moment, he encountered what he described as divine intervention—a blinding blue light and a powerful voice calling him by name, which he believed was God guiding him back to purpose.
The final half hour featured a replay of real-life ghostbuster Mary Ann Winkowski from 4/29/22 sharing her latest adventures with earthbound spirits.

In the first half, cosmologist and professor of physics Brian Keating discussed how the universe may have come into existence and various astronomy-related topics. Keating is the inventor of the BICEP (Background Imaging of Cosmic Extragalactic Polarization). This technology glimpses the earliest fossil relics of our universe, which come in the form of gravitational waves. Data has shown that the universe is expanding at an increasing rate, every single day, every single second, and every single year, he pointed out. "And because of that...that means yesterday the universe is slightly smaller. And if you go back enough yesterdays, you come to a time in which all those galaxies were in the same point. That point is sometimes called the Big Bang, the initial singularity which unleashed into the universe all the structures that we see now," Keating explained.
In 1965, the microwave and radio imprint of the oldest light in the universe was discovered-- it occurred 380,000 years after the Big Bang, he detailed, adding that scientists are still studying this initial glow. The new Giant Magellan Telescope, which is being built in Chile, will examine this first glow. Speaking about the concept of a multiverse, he noted that it's a "consequence" of various cutting-edge physics theories like string theory, which suggests that as matter is divided into smaller and smaller particles, it allows for infinite manifestations. Further, the notion of an expanding or inflating universe indicates the existence of a multiverse, he added. Keating also touched on issues related to the competitiveness surrounding the Nobel Prize, and actor Terrence Howard's controversial and viral claims about mathematics and technology.
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In the latter half, spiritual catalyst, intuitive, and multi-dimensional channel Lori Spagna talked about developing intuition and aligning with one's soul agenda for personal growth and well-being. She described intuition as an inner knowing that develops over time, and may include various extrasensory abilities like clairvoyance. Living in accordance with intuition leads to self-trust, virtues, and a higher ideal, benefiting all, with no harm to anyone, Spagna outlined. We should listen to the inspiring voices in our head that can come from our higher self or "divine team," but beware of unhelpful voices (which might stem from a trickster or demon). If the latter happens, she suggested that individuals affirm sovereignty over their mental space, which requires tricksters to leave.
She described her communicative work with what she calls the "Collective"-- a team of hundreds of angelic beings, ascended masters, Animal Kingdom members, and even the consciousness of Mother Earth. Within the Collective, she also interacts with the "Fleet," whom she said are interstellar, intergalactic beings. These beings are non-physical, "but they have the ability to traverse different frequency ranges or bandwidths." When connecting with them, she said she merges with them at their frequency of consciousness in order to bring their insights through. Spagna also discussed the unique abilities of animal companions to perceive and understand human emotions, as well as their role in providing emotional support. During the last hour, she gave readings to callers.

In the first half, writer and critic James Bradley shared awe-inspiring observations about our oceans, and how they're connected to the whole tapestry of life on Earth from the surface to the depths. He noted how the Apollo astronauts' photos of Earth depict it as a blue planet, a stunning testament to the oceans' prominence and importance. They drive and sustain life on the planet, and moderate and regulate temperature, he remarked. Bradley spoke about the intricate nature of fish and their sensory abilities. Specifically, he highlighted how dolphins use sonar as a fantastic detection system to view things in the water. "If a dolphin is looking at you with sonar, it can look straight through your body in a completely different way to us," he added.
More and more science is revealing that fish in general are highly social and intelligent. They communicate, look after their young, have emotional eyes, and some can even recognize themselves in a mirror, he cited. Bradley bemoaned the detrimental impact of human activities on marine life, such as the ever-growing problem of plastic pollution. He joined Dr. Jennifer Lavers on her expedition to the Cocos Islands to study the harmful effects of plastic debris. Bradley also touched on how the oceans serve as the engine of the global economy, with 11 billion tons of goods moving around on container ships, as well as natural disasters related to oceans like tsunamis.
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Toni Ghazi, also known as 'The Antarean-Heart,' is a channel and spiritual guide, who works through the Praying Mantis beings and the Antares Stargate to bring messages of unconditional love. In the latter half, he spoke about his personal awakening, and the powerful messages he has received. The image of a praying mantis first came to him during a past-life regression, and then in 2020, he saw several "light ships," which "would spin as pure light, and then...become this sphere that was metallic." He recognized that this was the ship of the beings he had begun communicating with. According to a reading he had with Debbie Solaris, Ghazi had a previous life as one of the Praying Mantis beings, and has come to Earth in his current incarnation to assist in humanity's ascension.
The Antares Stargate, he explained, is a mysterious portal that connects us to interdimensional and extraterrestrial beings. He has gone through it during channeling sessions and said, "It's really these infinite openings within openings...of this intelligent consciousness energy." Rather than a doorway, you become a form of energy interacting with the whole fabric of the universe, [and] all parallel universes, he added. Ghazi also described his creation of unique crystal skulls modeled after the Praying Mantis beings, which he believes may hold codes for ascension. During the last hour, he channeled the beings, and they briefly spoke through him, detailing how we are all multi-dimensional and composed of frequency and vibration.

In the first half, author Hugh Simpson and EMP expert Rich de Sabatino outlined possible scenarios that could take out the power grid and how to protect yourself against the aftermath. Simpson highlighted the potential dangers of solar storms and the need for preparation and investment in alternative energy sources (he is a big proponent of solar power). Recent coronal mass ejections (CMEs) have affected the US, and Simpson said that one in May was more powerful than the Carrington Effect of 1859. He also mentioned a cycle where the Earth undergoes a magnetic flip every 6,000 years and said it could happen between 2038 and 2040 and lead to tsunamis all over the world.
Beyond CMEs damaging the power grid, de Sabatino's bigger concern was that flares and EMPs (electromagnetic pulses) from a 'Planet X' coming in closer to Earth could wreak havoc. He recommended the use of EMP surge protectors on power grids and other critical systems. These are relatively inexpensive and can help filter out EMP pulses, he explained. In the event that the power grid goes down, "be prepared, not scared," Simpson advised. Additionally, de Sabatino touched on his company, KryptAll, which makes iPhones more secure by encrypting call records, which is particularly applicable in combating corporate espionage.
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Nurse and integrative health coach Cathleen Beerkens is the founder of A Wellness Revolution, an institute for integrative nutrition. In the latter half, she shared her idea of developing your own 'creator matrix,' as well as the science behind manifesting-- how we can influence the quantum or universal field and change our materialistic world. She detailed her personal journey of realizing the power of thoughts in creating one's reality, which led her to the creator matrix concept, emphasizing individual responsibility in shaping life. Through such practices as meditation, one can become more conscious of their thoughts and choose positive ones to manifest desired outcomes, as these thoughts go out into the universal field, she said.
The universal field could be thought of as a realm of possibility, a sort of "vibrating strings and strands of energy that we influence by our thoughts, by our emotions," she noted. By being more intentional about our thoughts and getting in touch with joy and amazement, we can move out of lower frequencies sometimes associated with illness, Beerkens indicated. She discussed combining quantum mechanics and cell biology to understand the human body and its healing potential. The new science of epigenetics, she asserted, shows us how our choices and actions influence gene expression, allowing us to overcome genetic fate.

In the first half, novelist, playwright, and marketing executive Penelope Holt shared her research on angels, reincarnation, and the metaphysical. Her exploration of the 1999 discovery of the 'Angel Scroll,' an alleged Dead Sea scroll that described a tour of heaven, along with apocalyptic imagery, sparked a sense of wonder and curiosity. Despite the Angel Scroll being more or less debunked, its ideas stimulated her interest in studying the ancient sect known as the Essenes, who lived near the Dead Sea, and the theory that Jesus was one of them. She noted that the Essenes were influenced by Egyptian mysteries and Hinduism and were oriented toward anti-violence. Some scholars claim that in Jesus' 'lost years,' he traveled to India, studied Buddhism, and believed in reincarnation.
She also traced how the pagan Druids in England merged some of their ideas with the gospel of Jesus into an early form of Celtic Christianity after the biblical figure, Joseph of Arimathea, was said to visit post-crucifixion. On the possibility of an angelic realm, she related this to the work of philosopher and scientist Bernardo Kastrup, and physicist Donald Hoffman, who suggest that the nature of the universe is consciousness itself, and that our reality arises in consciousness. Holt believes that people who have expanded consciousness or perceptions may see angels or aliens who could inhabit a realm where there is no time-space or, past or future.
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Susanne J. Wilson, known as the Carefree Medium, is an educator, spiritual teacher, and medium whose abilities have undergone scientific study and validation. In the latter half, she discussed what she has learned about the afterlife and the phases the soul goes through on the Other Side. Where we go when we pass over "seems to be dependent upon our thoughts, words, and actions while we were in our bodies here on Earth," she remarked, adding that Swedenborg, in his book "Heaven and Hell," wrote about how souls are kind of automatically transported by their energy to where they belong on the Other Side. While Wilson does not believe in a hell per se, she noted that there is evidence certain deceased individuals might self-create their own version of that.
Further, she continued, various deep trance and direct voice mediums, such as Leslie Flint, have suggested that heaven is more real than our existence here. In a sense, she said, we are living in a dream now, and we wake up when we die. Wilson, who works with spirit guides, said she sometimes refers to them as interdimensional allies. "I think that we have all kinds of friends and intelligent non-humans in the unseen world on standby, helping us," she said. While illness or pain leading up to one's demise can be awful, death itself is an ecstatic experience, she mused, and we need not fear being judged in the afterworld. "There's no fire and brimstone, no judgment, just an opportunity to review your life," she revealed. During the last hour, she offered readings to callers.

In the first half, award-winning journalist Steve Fishman talked with host Richard Syrett (Twitter) about his new podcast The Burden, a series that covers the story of crooked cop Louis Scarcella. Scarcella became infamous for his high number of wrongful arrests, but before Fishman dove into the policeman's sordid tale, he told listeners of his own experience interacting with a criminal. As a young college dropout, he found himself in a serial killer's car while hitchhiking around his hometown. Luckily, he escaped without harm, and it wasn't even until he read the newswire at his first journalism job that he realized who the shady man was. Over the decades that followed, he was drawn to stories of both killers and the ones who put them away, which led him to research officer Scarcella of the NYPD. Fishman recounted a story about Scarcella escorting an alleged murderer on a flight, where he convinced this person that the plane was about to go down after hitting some turbulence. In a panic for his life, the handcuffed man confessed to a crime he may have not even committed. It was just one example of Scarcella's manipulative tactics, which appeared to be highly effective. According to Fishman, "He seemed to have lots of ways to get at people."
It would take decades before Scarcella's dubious interrogation methods came to light. Fishman talked about a group of inmates who met by chance one day in a prison law library, discovering that Scarcella was the one who locked them all up. Their investigations revealed that the cop had written down never-spoken confessions in his reports during a time when suspect interviews weren't being recorded. The men's determination to expose Scarcella's injustices led to 22 people having their convictions overturned, costing the taxpayers of New York over $100 million in settlements. Fishman shared his admiration of the falsely accused who taught themselves law in order to bring forth a case. "I mean, they dropped out of high school… and now they are poring through the [prison's] law books. They're writing briefs that are really as good as anybody else's," he explained. He also credited New York Times reporter Frances "Frenchie" Robles for bringing the story to the public's attention. Fishman's podcast explores this incredible story in great detail. "I think what makes The Burden so compelling in the long run — I mean, because we have 10 episodes — is because it's a story that we can chase," he said.
In the second half, Dr. Jeff O'Driscoll discussed his observations of souls separating from their bodies at the time of death, a phenomenon known as a "shared-death experience." Over the course of his medical career he has witnessed this many times, and his contact with spirits started as early as his teenage years. He recalled that one night while driving a Volkswagen too fast down a narrow, winding road, his younger self heard a disembodied voice telling him to slow down. "I didn't just hear it — it was like something that wrapped around my soul," he claimed. He slowed down just in time to avoid sustaining major injuries as he crashed into an oncoming Cadillac. "I think I probably would have died that night if I had not heard that voice," O'Driscoll admitted. "I later realized that it was my brother… [who] died in a farm accident a few years before." He spoke about the case of Jeff Olson, who survived a terrible car crash that took the lives of his wife Tamara and one of his sons. Tamara's spirit appeared in the emergency room, thanking O'Driscoll for caring for her family. He relayed that when Olson regained consciousness, he detailed how his soul rose up above the scene of the wreck and encountered his wife's departing spirit. Tamara told him he had to go back and raise their other son, who miraculously survived the accident.

The family of a Louisiana woman who went missing last year has credited a psychic medium with helping them locate her remains. The remarkable case began in February 2023 when Theresa Jones mysteriously vanished. After a police search failed to find any sign of the missing woman, her desperate family turned to Wisconsin-based psychic medium Carolyn Clapper in the hopes that she could provide some answers. Clapper joined guest host Richard Syrett (Twitter), along with paranormal investigator Greg Lawson, to discuss the fascinating case.
Clapper recalled receiving a late-night call from Theresa's daughters, Ashley and Brittney, seeking her help to locate their missing mother. During a 45-minute reading, Clapper received detailed information about Theresa's disappearance, including the location of her remains. She described specific landmarks and provided a map, directing Ashley to search a wood line near a pronounced log and a creek. Clapper's detailed visions guided Ashley and Brittney in their search, ultimately leading to the discovery of Theresa's body.
Clapper revealed she contacted the Union Parish Sheriff's Office about the location of Theresa's body but was dismissed due to skepticism. The police ruled Theresa's death an accidental drowning and showed little interest in further investigation, Clapper said, noting inconsistencies and evidence suggesting otherwise. Lawson criticized the sheriff's office for not thoroughly investigating Clapper's crucial information, pointing out that law enforcement's dismissal of unconventional methods like psychic input can lead to significant oversights. He highlighted several investigative shortcomings, such as failure to perform basic forensic procedures or adequate follow-up on witness reports and other leads. He stressed the importance of thorough investigations to avoid appearances of incompetence or cover-ups.
During the latter half of the program, author Bruce de Torres explained how expectations and intentions shape our interpretation of reality. He suggested that by expecting positive outcomes and trusting in the universe, people often experience synchronistic events. According to de Torres, this perspective fosters a sense of spiritual safety within our core selves. He emphasized the importance of staying centered, peaceful, and patient and using meditation and yoga to achieve this state. By doing so, individuals can experience life in a more positive and meaningful way, he argued.
He examined how the principles of quantum mechanics could relate to events like 9/11. Our intentions and expectations might not directly cause specific events like 9/11 but rather influence our overall experience of reality, de Torres suggested. By viewing life as a series of intentional experiences, he explained, individuals can better process and take responsibility for their experiences, even in the face of tragedy. He delved into the philosophical implications of his views, particularly about historical and cataclysmic events, positing that if we are eternal souls who intentionally incarnate, then everything we experience is part of a larger intentional design.
The conversation shifted to a discussion of JFK's assassination which de Torres believes was a calculated and symbolic act meant to traumatize the public and destabilize the nation. He delved into conspiracy theories about who was behind the assassination, from intelligence agencies to shadowy secret societies like the modern-day Knights Templar, and suggested JFK's killing was not just a political move but a ritualistic blood sacrifice to instill fear and helplessness among the populace. He emphasized that by recognizing the intentional and symbolic aspects of the assassination, individuals can reclaim a sense of agency and responsibility. This understanding can inspire people to resist oppressive forces and work towards creating a more transparent and accountable government, counteracting the fear and division sown by those in power.

In the first half, speaker, author, and environmental researcher Steve Goreham discussed the latest developments in the fight against mandatory electric vehicles, the vast subsidies needed to maintain green energy, and how the need for AI bandwidth and energy could drive up the availability and cost of energy. A recent study found that 46% of EV owners in the US want to switch back to gasoline cars for their next vehicle purchase primarily because of charging infrastructure issues, he reported. Further, the charging stations are losing money as they are costly to put in and have been subsidized by state and federal funding.
Goreham warned of a coming electric power shortage in the US, with the decreased usage of coal and natural gas. More electricity is needed to power EVs, appliances in the home (with the phasing out of natural gas), and the upcoming green hydrogen fuel industry, which uses electricity to break apart water molecules, he stated. However, the biggest demand for electricity comes from the burgeoning AI field, which depends on huge data centers and cloud operations. "It's projected that the data center consumption is going to rise from 4% to 20% of power demand within ten years," he cautioned. On the issue of global warming, Goreham argued that carbon dioxide is not a pollutant but rather a harmless gas that plants thrive on.
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In the latter half, C2C's investigative reporter Cheryll Jones presented her interview with researcher David Toon, who shared details of Apophis, the asteroid projected to head toward Earth in 2029, the Webb Telescope's look back in time, and "technosignatures" that reveal evidence of other intelligent life. Describing himself as a citizen scientist with a passion for astrobiology, David warned Cheryll about the enormous size of Apophis, which is around 1100 feet across, and traveling at 28,000 miles an hour. NASA says it will get within 20,000 miles of Earth, which he considers a bit too close for comfort, and we may possibly have some issues with satellite collisions.
Scientists used the James Webb telescope to look back at the Big Bang, but surprisingly, they found a couple of galaxies that were 300-400 million years old, which is not what you would expect to see at "the beginning of time." This finding is really shaking up the world of astrophysicists, he commented. A technosignature, he explained, is a sign of advanced life and the ability to control the environment. By studying NASA satellite images and data, he has identified thousands of these possible signatures. "They have shapes that are not circular, like a comet or an asteroid, but organized like a series of lights, like a teardrop of lights, of individual lights, shapes like a cross...[and] the letter Y," he said, adding that these unusual shapes do not conform to natural celestial bodies.

In the first half, investigative author and documentary filmmaker Brit Elders presented more in-depth information on UFOs and alien contact, including the unique case of Swiss farmer Billy Meier, who claims to have met with the Pleiadians hundreds of times. Meier, now 87, has UFO contacts that date back decades and became well-known for his photographic documentation. Several scientific experts studied the photos, Elders noted, and said they would be unable to duplicate the images, such as with models. In another instance, audio of a spacecraft recorded by Meier, which was criticized as being made by a single synthesizer, was taken to sound analysis experts, and they said, "We couldn't put all the synthesizers we could get in a room and recreate the sound," she recalled. Additionally, Meier passed a Psychological Stress Evaluation test or PSE (similar to a polygraph) that indicated he was telling the truth about his contacts.
She delved into other UFO cases she's researched, including sightings in Mexico that began during an eclipse in 1991. Thousands witnessed flotillas of UFOs in Mexico City in 1993, she stated, and most recently, there was a sighting over the Popcatepetl volcano. Elders also recounted a curious encounter in 1967, when a Dutch engineer, Stefan Denaerde, hit an underwater object with his yacht, and an alien body floated up, killed apparently in the collision. The living aliens telepathically communicated with him and continued this contact for over three years. The humanoid beings were said to have goat-like faces, hail from the planet Yarga, and believed in a mechanical god, she detailed.
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Lisa Barretta is an artist, psychic reader, and certified Reiki practitioner. In the latter half, she shared astrological and psychic insights that shed light on these transformative times. We're at the tail end of the Age of Pisces-- a long cycle of living with some illusory aspects, and now we are in the birth canal of moving into the Aquarian Age, she said, adding that this will be a time of increased vibration and intuition. There's a lot of heavy-duty energy from the solar flares that can sometimes correlate with erratic behaviors, as we all have an electromagnetic field around us, she continued.
Barretta noted that our vibrations are shifting, citing an example of how some people don't like to eat meat anymore because they don't like that vibration. "And maybe two years ago, they wanted a good rib eye." In terms of astrology, she learned that if "anybody wants to have any type of surgery or operation, it's best not to have it on a day when the moon is in the sign that rules that part of the body, because the moon fluctuates and changes." This cautionary advice underscores the importance of understanding the moon's influence. Barretta senses there will be a lot of situations and world turmoil between August and October, which will be a kind of "everything all at once" scenario that could distract from the US election. During the last hour, she offered readings to callers that combined her psychic and astrological skills.

In the first half, Jeremiah Horstman joined host Connie Willis (info) to discuss the recent and numerous UFO sightings around Arizona. He spoke about an array of lights that his father-in-law filmed while on the highway between Sedona and Cottonwood. According to various other witnesses, this cluster surrounded a triangular craft that moved smoothly and swiftly to the east before suddenly disappearing, leaving the smaller lights behind. Horstman admitted this was just one example of the many mysterious phenomena in the Southwest. He shared his firsthand experience observing glowing orbs in the Sycamore Basin while on a UFO-sighting tour. That night he saw 17 Blackhawk helicopters in formation through a pair of night-vision goggles. "Suddenly, off to the left of those [helicopters]… we see this large, pulsing, amber ball of light come up," he said. "It looked electrical — it was pulsing or arcing in a very electrical way, very bright." He saw this orb rise to the height of the helicopters, two of which surrounded it in a holding pattern before another illuminated ball rose from the basin below.
After investigating further and speaking with shadowy, sometimes threatening figures, Horstman now believes these lights are off-world technology piloted by humans. He claimed private contractors have built tunnels under the desert basin, conducting research and development using alien intelligence. Another source he met corroborated this theory. This person told him of a dangerous confrontation with strangers who later drove away into "a cliff wall that had a door open in it," Horstman relayed. "He said he looked in their eyes… and they didn't look human." These hair-raising encounters and otherworldly sights are a part of everyday life in Horstman's part of Arizona. "In the Sedona area, seeing distant lights in the sky or a light moving through the trees is more or less a dime-a-dozen sighting," he admitted. Towards the end of the segment, he shared how he once wished to see a "structured craft" up close. Just two weeks later, he spotted a metallic, peanut-shaped UFO from a relatively short distance.
View some of Horstman's photos here.
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The second half featured Open Lines, where listeners called in to discuss a variety of topics. Caller Wayne talked about a peanut-shaped UFO, similar to the one Horstman spotted, featured on the television program Beyond Skinwalker Ranch. Bluey from Utah shared his encounter with a cryptid while traveling through the Flagstaff region of Arizona. This creature was running at an incredible speed parallel to the road, he said. The fleeting figure disappeared into a tunnel like the one Horstman described in the Sycamore Basin.
Bud out of Phoenix called in to discuss a man from Florida who was able to isolate gravitational fields and move huge stones. Bud posited that this ability, if harnessed, may lead to a new and more efficient method of flight. John from Los Angeles spoke of his experience seeing orbs resembling the ones discussed in the first half of the show. He described them as having an appearance "like tadpoles."
First-time caller Randy from Alabama talked about the time he witnessed a craft floating over the woods. The round UFO moved slowly and had the height of a multi-story building. Randy described walking towards it, despite his friends' fears that it would "zap" him. Scott from Eugene, Oregon also shared his experience seeing a UFO, this one over Balboa Park in San Diego. The craft moved erratically and appeared to be piloted by shadowy figures looking out of its large windows.

In the first half, space author and journalist Rod Pyle discussed the latest developments in the new space economy and humanity's movement into space, including the recent Space X test flight, Boeing Starliner test flight, the Chinese robot on the "far side" of the Moon, and NASA Mars samples. China, he announced, may conduct a crewed mission to the Moon in 2029, in tandem with the anniversary of the People's Republic of China, though America may also have a mission there in that time frame. SpaceX and Boeing were given money starting about 2010 to create privately built rockets and operate missions to the space station (ISS). While SpaceX has had much success in that regard, Boeing has run behind, and their recent Starliner capsule, which is currently docked at the space station, has encountered mechanical issues that have delayed the return of two NASA astronauts.
Zero gravity's effect on the human body, particularly for men, is a concern in long-duration space missions, Pyle pointed out. Problems include vision failure, cardiovascular issues, and bone density loss. Regarding Mars exploration, it will take several decades for humanity to establish a significant presence on Mars, and just to get there is a six to seven month trip. Most observers, he added, think it may not be till the mid to late 2030s at the earliest when humans first arrive on the Red Planet. Pyle also reported on a Florida family suing NASA as debris from the space station hit their house, narrowly missing their sleeping child.
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In the latter half, author Marc Hartzman took us on a journey through some of his favorite weird history stories. From Flat Earth theories and Victorian spiritualists to the ghost stories that have shaped our modern conception of the spirit world, each story was a fascinating tale. In 1921, an Illinois school principal named Wilbur Glenn Voliva preached his Flat Earth theory to a thousand grade school and high school students, along with the idea that the sun was actually much smaller and located only a few miles away from our planet. Hartzman then recounted the tale of Hugh Mansfield Robinson, a British doctor who claimed to be in telepathic communication with a Martian woman named Oomaruru, and how he tried to send her a telegram from a London radio tower in 1926.
He recalled the 1960 presidential campaign of UFO contactee Gabriel Green, who ran against Nixon and Kennedy on the "Space-Age" ticket. Hartzman delved into the "Great Moon Hoax" of 1835 when the New York Sun newspaper ran a series of articles about living creatures on the Moon that had been supposedly seen through an astronomer's telescope. The articles featured illustrations of "man-bats" and other exotic flora and fauna. He also spoke about the discovery of a never-before-seen scrapbook of the Rubber Skin Lady, a 1930s-era sideshow star.
During the last half-hour, George featured a replay from 2011 with author Brad Steiger discussing alien mysteries.

In the first half, retired entrepreneurs Ron Kardos and Bruce Licht told of how they reached out to thought leaders to discover why they believe in a higher power. Their book, Elevator Pitches for God (book trailer), features 70 one-page essays, and each has a different, personal take on the subject. Among the people featured in the book were (the late) Senator Joseph Lieberman, actress Mayim Bialik, talk show host Dennis Prager, law professor Alan Dershowitz, Ambassador David M. Friedman, and our own George Noory. Kardos & Licht pointed out that the project did not espouse any one religion and included responses from those of many faiths. In his essay, nuclear physicist Gerald Schroeder humorously commented that we know God exists because NASA has taken a picture of it. That is, in the timeline of space, we can see where there was nothing, and then something began, and light created it.
George Noory's account included his personal experience as a child in Fitchburg, MA, where he lived with his family in a multi-level home with a furniture store at the bottom. One night, while everyone was sleeping, a fire broke out in the furniture store, and smoke filled all the apartments above. George was awakened by a fireman who was in full gear. George then went and woke up his parents, and everybody made it safely out of the building. Afterward, George's parents thanked the fire chief for the fireman that first woke up George, but the chief responded, 'I don't know what you're talking about-- you were all out of the building before we even arrived.' George concluded that it was an act of God or one of his angels that woke him up and saved his family.
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In the latter half, psychic medium Cathy Nadal talked about her readings, radio show,  and Wiccan practice, and paranormal investigator/entertainer Charles F. Rosenay delved into supernatural occurrences and ghost stories. Both specialize in paranormal investigations and making contact with the Other Side. Nadal shared her personal story of being a Wiccan colonel in the military, balancing spiritual and military life, as well as discussed her radio show "Bringing the Darkness to the Light" heard on 1490 WWPR in Tampa, Florida. She also talked about being certified with the Forever Family Foundation, an organization in Long Island where mediums are vetted and evaluated for their mediumistic evidence.
Rosenay spoke about hauntings and ghost stories in Connecticut that he's collected or investgated, as well as his Dracula tours in Transylvania. He detailed a strange occurrence at a tour he conducted in Dudleytown, CT, an abandoned settlement that is thought to be haunted. One of the tour patrons, a skeptic, appeared to be bored, but then everyone started pointing at him, as his hair suddenly stuck straight up in the air. There seemed to be no explanation behind the odd phenomenon. Nadal and Rosenay are participating in two upcoming events in the CT area: the Connecticut Witch Trials Festival (which celebrates the exoneration of witches), and the Paraconn Convention.

In the first half, Billy Walters shared his life story as one of the highest rollers, biggest spenders, and most dangerous sports gamblers. When he first moved to Las Vegas in the early 1980s, a lot of gambling was connected with organized crime and associated with various controversies, and now, all these years later, sports gambling is legal in the majority of the states, he pointed out. Walters explained how during the 1980s, he purchased a roulette wheel to take apart and study. He then used a program to analyze the activity of various roulette wheels, and confirmed potential biases and identified wheels with favorable odds for players. Using his knowledge, he won $3.8 million in a couple of days playing the roulette wheel at one of Steve Wynn's casinos in 1986.
Walters also described teaming up with a computer whiz named Mike Kent who developed the first computer software program using algorithms and data analysis to handicap sports betting. In order to break even on betting sports, you have to bet on 52.3% of winners, and Walters was winning 58% of the time, he revealed. Eventually, his success attracted the Mob, and Tony Spilotro (the main character in the movie "Casino" is based on him) tried to shake him down and get a cut of his profits. Walters and his wife promptly left town and only returned to Vegas after Spilotro had been murdered. After being profiled on a "60 Minutes" episode, in which he was critical of investing in the stock market and some specific companies, he was arrested on charges of insider trading and eventually served 31 months in prison.
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In the latter half, lawyer and anthropologist Petra Molnar discussed migration and human rights. She detailed how technology is being deployed by governments on the world's most vulnerable people and how borders are now big business. Molnar highlighted the need to prioritize human rights and dignity in the face of increasingly heightened conversations around immigration and border security. The issue of migration has turned into a complicated political hot potato, used to rile up the electorate, she noted, and yet those who seek political asylum have an international right to do so-- a legal underpinning that the US has agreed to.
One of the reasons people are forced to flee their home countries is because of actions of the West, including imperialism and warmongering, she asserted. The increasing use of surveillance and technology at the borders doesn't stop people from coming but forces them into more dangerous terrain and leads to more deaths, such as in the Sonoran desert in Arizona, she said. The global "border industrial complex" will spend around $68-70 billion in the coming years, she cited, and has become an arena for experimentation, such as using AI lie detectors and military-grade robot dogs. Molnar cautioned that such technologies, which start with border issues, may eventually be used on the citizenry in general.

Ondre Seltzer, also known as "Dr. Ondre", is a world-renowned energy healer and founder of Frequency Energy Medicine (FEM), a technique that rebalances bio-frequencies to promote natural healing. He joined guest host Rich Berra (email) to delve into energy healing, intuition, and spirituality, as well as his experiences with deja vu and time travel, which he suggests may be linked to brain trauma.
Seltzer distinguished between intuition and mediumship, explaining that intuition is a heightened sensitivity to emotions and hidden things around people, whereas mediumship involves communication with spirits. He recounted his childhood experiences of interacting with spirits, initially unaware they were deceased, and described how this ability had influenced his relationships. He shared his belief in a greater existence beyond our world and differentiated between types of ghosts. According to Seltzer, some are spirits that communicate and others are energy reflections of past traumas caught in repetitive loops.
Seltzer presented his views on time travel and deja vu, associating these phenomena with quantum entanglement theory. He suggested that time is not linear but rather exists in a loop, with the past, present, and future merging together. When we step out of our conscious everyday mindset and enter the subconscious, our brains act like quantum computers receiving and transmitting information across different timelines, he revealed. This allows us to tap into past and future events, which could explain the experience of deja vu.
Seltzer also related time travel to trauma by suggesting that traumatic events can create a strong emotional imprint, allowing individuals to access these memories across different timelines. He proposed that when a person experiences significant trauma, it can leave a deep mark on their subconscious mind which can cause them to repeatedly access the traumatic event, almost as if they are mentally traveling back in time to relive it.
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Open Lines followed in the last 90 minutes of the program. Jason from Olympia, Washington, highlighted the issue of missing people in the United States, sharing statistics from 2022 that reported 350,000 missing individuals under 21 and 166,000 over 21, with a significant number being young females. He emphasized that the rise in population density contributes to the increased awareness of missing persons. Despite the best efforts involving canines, drones, and thermal imaging, many cases remain unresolved, he revealed.
Frequent caller Cornelius shared his concerns about AI, which he referred to as the "antichrist intelligence," believing it poses a significant threat by taking over human jobs and potentially leading to a dystopian future. Cornelius speculated about a future dominated by digital currency and surveillance, highlighting Elon Musk's satellite projects as methods of control. He also criticized the rapid adoption of AI, citing McDonald's removal of AI at drive-thrus as a positive sign of pushback, and called for caution and better understanding before further integrating AI into society.
Scott and Dothan, Alabama shared his experiences living with a family of ghosts approximately 16 years ago. He described seeing apparitions of a mother and daughter dressed in attire reminiscent of the "Little House on the Prairie" era, with his son also witnessing a ghostly baby in a high chair. Despite their presence, the family had no negative interactions with these ghosts, believing they were connected to the area's history as a former Native American reservation. He noted his son occasionally sees apparitions elsewhere, suggesting that such entities can follow individuals regardless of location.

Guest host Lisa Garr (email) welcomed psychic medium Sondra Sneed who revealed information she has received from a higher dimensional intelligence, known as Source. Sneed explained her initial atheistic beliefs stemmed from a preference for science over religion. She also admitted a more personal cause: the loss of her mother at a young age, which led to a fundamental disbelief in God. Sneed eventually experienced a significant spiritual shift, attributing this transformation to journaling. This intense writing practice became a gateway for what she described as a divine presence.
Sneed said she found solace and a form of therapy in writing during times of distress. On the first page of a new notebook, she received a message that felt external: "Unemployed. It is my assertion, you are employed by me." This began what she now perceives as communication with a higher dimensional intelligence. The writing that followed, characterized by a distinct syntax and profound insights, convinced Sneed of the authenticity of this otherworldly Source.
Sneed touched on profound concepts such as the origin of existence and the continuous state of becoming. She recounted predictions made in her book, including the revelation of extraterrestrial life and the role of illnesses as divine interventions to slow human progress and give nature a chance to recover. Sneed suggested that humanity's current self-centered path is unsustainable and emphasized the need for a moral and conscious approach to life. She asserted that true enlightenment involves recognizing the soul's journey and the interconnectedness of all beings and transcending the limitations of the human experience.
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During the latter half of the program, spiritual teacher Matthew John delved into the origins and characteristics of Starseeds. He recounted his journey towards spiritual awakening and the realization of being a Starseed, describing significant moments that led to this understanding. According to John, a profound experience with psilocybin mushrooms radically shifted his perspective from atheism to a deep sense of connection with the universe and a realization of his oneness with everything. This transformation sparked a quest to understand the concept and origins of Starseeds.
John differentiated between Starseeds and Earthseeds, explaining that Earthseeds are souls that originated on Earth and evolved through various life forms before reaching the human stage. In contrast, Starseeds are souls that began their existence elsewhere in the universe, in different star systems, before coming to Earth. He emphasized that Starseeds come from a variety of places, including well-known star systems like Sirius, Lyra, Pleiades, and others, and often possess characteristics and memories associated with these origins. John detailed the evolutionary process of souls and the concept of ascending through different densities of existence, from individual consciousness to collective planetary and even star consciousness.
John discussed the intuitive nature of his work as an astrologer and Starseed guide. He described his method of integrating intuition with astrological readings and using visions and feelings to provide a deeper understanding for his clients. This intuitive approach helps individuals comprehend their spiritual journey, past life karma, and the broader cosmic context of their existence, he noted. John also commented on the spiritual connections between humans and their pets, suggesting that Starseed pets may accompany their human counterparts as supportive companions.

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During the first half of the program, veterinarian Dr. Marty Goldstein discussed holistic approaches to pet health and well-being and his journey into veterinary medicine. Goldstein revealed he followed his older brother into veterinary school because of his lifelong love for animals. After graduating from Cornell in 1973, he noticed a significant increase in the incidence of cancer among dogs. Cancer was predominantly seen in older dogs, with a reported rate of one in ten, Goldstein explained. Recent studies, such as those cited in his book "Spirit of Animal Healing," show a dramatic rise to one in every 1.61 dogs, he added. This alarming trend prompted him to dedicate his career to understanding and combating this rise in cancer.

Goldstein emphasized the unique bond between humans and their pets, describing them as sources of unconditional love free from the complexities of human relationships. He illustrated this by comparing how pets react to being locked in a closet versus how humans would react. He pointed to the profound impact of pets on their owners, noting that many celebrities have had to halt work due to their pets' illnesses. According to Goldstein, his mission has been to reverse the trend of terminal illnesses in pets through holistic and integrative veterinary practices, seeking to address both the physical and energetic health of animals. His books, including "Nature of Animal Healing," document numerous cases where non-responsive animals have recovered, which supports his belief in the importance of energy medicine alongside traditional veterinary care.

Goldstein reported on the shift towards biologically appropriate diets for pets and highlighted the benefits of freeze-dried food. This method preserves nutrition and is convenient for nationwide distribution, he noted. His freeze-dried pet food has received overwhelmingly positive feedback, with many reporting quick health improvements in pets. Goldstein advocated for a balanced approach to pet health which combines conventional and holistic methods to enhance lifespan and quality of life. He also provided his insights on how pets and their owners can share similar health issues due to energetic exchanges and emphasized prevention and integrative care for the overall well-being of pets.

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In the third hour, Coast listener John Potter talked about navigating life's challenges after losing his eyesight, which began after he experienced severe stress and depression following the failure of his business in 2018. During this period, he did not seek any medical or psychological help. According to Potter, this neglect led to elevated blood pressure, which eventually caused his optic nerves to clamp and led to the loss of vision in both eyes by August 2019.

Potter revealed how he adapted to life without vision. He uses a cane for mobility, and while he cannot see images or details, he can perceive light flickers and motion close to his eyes. He emphasized the importance of seeking help for mental health issues to prevent severe physical consequences like his own. Despite his blindness, Potter said he maintains a positive outlook, shares his experience to help others, and continues to find joy in life through activities like listening to music and participating in community events.

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Mike Rothmiller served ten years with the LAPD, including five years as a deep undercover detective. In the first half, he shared reports of a wide array of paranormal and unexplained occurrences that were written during the 1800s and early 1900s, including UFOs, Bigfoot, sea serpents, and vampires, though different terminology was often used to describe them. In newspapers from the 1850s to the 1880s, he discovered numerous sightings of airships that were generally described as giant flying objects seen moving at high speed or silently hovering. The witnesses in the newspaper stories were generally respected citizens, and the accounts were written in a matter-of-fact manner, he noted, such as when an airship was observed flying over several states within a matter of hours.

Accounts of Bigfoot-like creatures were often referred to as a "wild hairy man" – said to be 6½ to 7 ft tall, with a muscular build densely covered in hair. Further, they were said to be ape-like with a conical head and were seen in the US and Australia (similar creatures were observed in the Himalayas but had different names), he added. Rothmiller found accounts of how, in 1921, the Indian army was doing maneuvers high up in the mountains and found huge footprints in the snow of something barefoot headed into the snow banks, and they made photographs of the prints. He also detailed reports of sea serpents from the British Admiralty dating back to the 1700s-- huge aquatic creatures that were distinctly different than whales.

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In the latter half, C2C's investigative reporter Cheryll Jones shared her interview with author, speaker, television personality, and UFO researcher Mindy Tautfest about her near-death experience (NDE) and her book "Dying to Meet Them." Her NDE occurred in 2016 due to a medical emergency, she told Cheryll, as she felt a paralyzing fear upon entering a place she called 'the Void.' It was a kind of limbo of deep darkness and scary isolation. She became aware of an immense force all around her that people would refer to as God or the source. "It was permeating everything and encompassed everything that ever was, that ever will be. Everything in creation was within the source in its very primordial form," she revealed.

In this state, Tautfest experienced a deep soul searching and realized that her lack of love for herself was preventing her from living a meaningful existence. Upon that epiphany, she sensed a male entity near her who took her to a beautiful glowing light that he said was a collection of souls and the fabric of humanity, but she was not ready to go there. It was at this moment she found herself back in her body. In the years following the NDE, Tautfest began to pursue her interest in ufology, eventually becoming a State Director of MUFON. She discovered that researcher Dr. Kenneth Ring had published work that found similarities between those who have NDEs and UFO experiences-- these individuals have what he called "encounter-prone personalities" and tend to become more altruistic after their encounters.

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In the first half of the show, retired healthcare professional Dr. Scott Guerin discussed his book, Looking for Angels, and an international study that showed 75% of participants professed a belief in angels, and of those, 36% believed they'd had an angelic encounter. As part of that, he related various encounters with angels, including Carlos Santana's encounter with what may have been the angel Metatron, before moving on to angel lore and other angelic encounters. He said the angel study was an important component of his book. “We put that together right at the beginning of developing the book,” he told George. While that 75% belief rate reflects attitudes about angels seen across the United States, it isn’t the same around the world. In fact, the U.S. leads the Christian world in belief of angels, according to Guerin. “In other parts of the world, it’s less than that. But [with] Islam, actually, belief in angels is one of the five pillars of faith. You have to believe in angels. So, the Muslim community, obviously, (scores) very high.”

Guerin talked about his own spiritual journey as well, including meeting his spirit animal and developing his sense of psychic intuition. He also shared some of the stories from his book, such as a woman who, angry at her husband, went out for a run. During her run, she had an encounter with another fitness buff who gave her unsolicited advice without being told about her situation, which matched what had been on her mind before he joined her and urged her to “try forgiveness.” Several callers reached out to share their own angelic experiences and asked questions toward the end of Dr. Guerin's segment.

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Some cryptid researchers operate on the premise that they are tracking a flesh and blood creature – one that hasn't been cataloged yet but otherwise operates on the same level as other biological creatures. Then there are those who believe that Bigfoot and other cryptids may be a little more supernatural. Jessica Jones, the self-styled Cryptid Huntress, falls into this second camp, describing herself as "proudly" on the "woo" end of the spectrum. She explained to George in the second half of the show how experiences like being tripped by an invisible Bigfoot helped led her to this more esoteric view. She also discussed UFO and other paranormal experiences occurring in conjunction with Bigfoot sightings, and her use of remote viewing in her search for unknown creatures.

“I’ve always had a connection to the paranormal, ever since I was a little kid,” Jones explained. “When I was a kid, I used to see ghosts, and I would take my little nap mat out to the front yard… and I would look for UFOs at night.” As she grew older, she noted, these experiences continued until “it just kind of came across my path one day to become a Bigfoot field researcher.” She began doing Bigfoot field research in 2011, working across the South, mostly in Georgia. Alabama and surrounding states. She said while Bigfoot is the main focus, her groups have also investigated Dogman sightings and even reports of what may have possibly been a Wendigo – though she acknowledged the cannibal of Algonquin legend was far outside its legendary range in the American South.

George closed the evening by sharing a segment from his February 17, 2015, show when Wes Germer discussed his experience being surrounded by a group of Bigfoot.

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In the first half, Dr. Joel Wallach addressed the human body's ability to achieve healing through natural remedies that aid in the recovery from chronic conditions that plague Americans today. Referencing biblical figures like Adam, Noah, and Methuselah, who were said to have lived for hundreds of years, he connected their longevity to the notion that they inhabited the "land and milk honey." Wallach suggested that this milk was "glacial milk"-- ground-up rocks at the top of glaciers that released white silt, heavy in minerals that flowed into streams, which the biblical-era figures drank, and this greatly increased their lifespans.

Wallach announced the publication of his new book on metabolic syndrome (related conditions said to increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, and diabetes). About 1/3 of American adults have the syndrome, he reported, but rather than a genetic problem, he attributes it to nutritional deficiencies and not avoiding the "bad stuff," which he listed as fried foods, processed meat, oils, gluten soy, wheat, barley, rye, oats, buckwheat, sugar, and carbonated drinks. In response to a caller's inquiry about Bell's palsy, Wallach said he believes the condition is due to the cramping of a cranial nerve from osteoporosis and can be reversed with the proper nutrients that rebuild the myelin in the brain and spinal cord.

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Chemist Steve Colbern, who specializes in materials science, says that he and his wife displayed evidence of being visited and implanted by the alien Greys. In the latter half, he shared his research about Mars-- he believes that plant life and past civilizations on the Red Planet have been covered up and also updated his work with the late Dr. Roger Leir, whom he initially contacted for the removal of an alien implant in his toe. Regarding Mars, Colbern asserted that evidence for plant life has been seen clearly in the Orbiter mission photos, as well as huge trees near the planet's south pole. In the rover photographs, there's what looks like foundations of buildings, as well as metallic junk and crash debris, he added.

One Roper poll reported that about 3% of the public has been affected by alien abduction at least once, and according to Colburn's research, about .1% of the population "are Class II experiencers that are actually part of the alien program." Hybrids are the primary purpose of the program, he continued, though abductions seem to be decreasing in number. The hybrids, raised aboard their ships, look mostly indistinguishable from regular humans, he noted, and the Greys' agenda is to use them to repopulate our planet after a devastating war or pandemic. "But they're not going to do anything to us; they're going to wait for us to do it to ourselves," Colburn clarified. He shared that the Greys have said they hail from planets within 100 light years, and are part of an alliance of seven similar species. In addition to the alien implant he had removed, he believes he still has several others embedded in him, including one "that started giving out radio signals when I was doing a Japanese TV show."

During the last half-hour, George featured his 6/28/21 interview with hypnotherapist Barbara Lamb on children's ET encounters.

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Frank Figliuzzi was the assistant director for counterintelligence at the FBI, where he served 25 years as a special agent. In the first half, he discussed the FBI Highway Serial Killings Initiative and their hunt for individuals who have accounted for an astonishing 850 murders across the nation. The cases he's investigated are primarily unsolved murders of sex trafficking victims committed by long-haul truckers, with around 450 active suspects, though some are believed to have multiple victims. A small minority of long-haul truckers exploit jurisdictional seams to traffic and kill sex workers, often with decades-long delays in identifying victims and catching killers, Figliuzzi reported.

He further explained how the perpetrator will grab a victim at one location, often at or near a truck stop, related to some kind of sex for money transaction. Then, they'll rape and/or murder the victim in a second jurisdiction, and dispose of the body in a third location. Among the cases he detailed was that of serial killer Robert Ben Rhoades, a truck driver from Houston who was convicted of killing a teenage girl and her boyfriend, though he was additionally linked to other murders. Figliuzzi also delved into the dark side of the trucking industry, including alcoholism and depression, and noted that the profession needs more support and recognition.

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In the latter half, Joe Diamond, the official Mind Reader at the Maxwell Mansion in Lake Geneva, WI, talked about his latest appearance on Penn & Teller's Fool Us TV show, haunted locations, and the power of mental telepathy. On the Penn & Teller program, which was filmed live on a Las Vegas stage, he successfully pulled off a mind reading with a deck of cards, and gave the host Brooke Burke a palm reading (view clip). He shared tales of hauntings at the Maxwell Mansion, where a wide variety of apparitions have been seen. The house was originally built in 1855 by Dr. Philip Maxwell, who conducted surgeries in the basement where the speakeasy is now. Diamond suspects that some of the patients died there and are perhaps the ones haunting the hotel, and this accounts for why so many different ghosts are seen.

He recounted how one evening, when he was reading a book and having a drink in the speakeasy by himself, he saw the reflection of a person in the mirror, but when he looked over in their direction, there was no one there. Diamond described his readings using psychometry (gleaning knowledge by touching an object) and how, lately, he's been experimenting with receiving telepathic messages from extraterrestrials during readings, which sometimes involve the use of a pendulum. During the last hour, he offered Tarot readings for callers.

Interweaving his profound personal experience and compelling scientific evidence, Mark Ireland presented a deep dive into psychic-medium phenomena, spirit visitations, afterlife communication, reincarnation, synchronicity, and near-death experiences, pointing to the survival of consciousness after bodily death. He joined guest host Richard Syrett (Twitter) to discuss detailed accounts of scientific experiments conducted to obtain evidence for the continuity of consciousness, including his own test involving a secret message left behind by his deceased sister. That test, based on a test devised by Harry Houdini, involved a message that she would communicate after she passed. But to eliminate any chance of someone learning what that message was, and any claims of deceit, he had her write her secret message on a slip of paper that was then sealed in an envelope. He explained that the plan was to wait for a later time, and then reach out to some of the mediums they knew. Ireland directed readers to his book for full details, but noted that certain phrases that came through resonated with him. One was, “I got my teeth back,” because his sister had lost some teeth in life. Another was related to a favorite childhood television show – Little House on the Prairie.
Ireland also discussed his father, the late psychic medium Dr. Richard Ireland, who was an advisor to actors, politicians, and other influential individuals. He explained how, while dealing with the loss of his youngest son, he received a message from a family friend who brought him an unpublished manuscript his father had written that the friend had held for 12 years until he “felt like (he was) supposed to” pass it on. Two weeks later, while meeting with another medium to discuss the loss of his son, she brought up his father’s book, noting that she received a message that “he’s handing (the book) to you to take forward.” During the same session he received a message from his son congratulating his parents on their anniversary. Later, he said, he and his wife would receive other messages related to his son’s bass guitar that reinforced their belief that his consciousness survived his death.

In the first half, numerologist Glynis McCants (ph. 877-686-2373) joined George to discuss the World Energy of the year 2024, an 8 year, as well as how world events are unfolding and why it’s not too late to seize opportunities to create personal wealth or find love. McCants, an expert in how patterns of events unfold exactly according to the energy signature of specific numbers, explained the origins of the discipline she follows, noting that it originated with Pythagoras, is more than 2,500 years old, and is based on "the belief... that everything in this universe has vibration," and that through numerology you can understand those vibrations and how they interact with people and events. For instance, she said, in the case of love and relationships, numerology can help a person determine "who is compatible to you and who is a challenge."
She also explained how energy can be changed with numerology by changing numbers. All numbers can be reduced to 1 through 9, and are determined by adding together each series of numbers until you get to the root number. So, for instance, 640 would be 6+4+0 which equals 10. Then 10 would be 1+0. The number 640, then, would be a "1" number. So, McCants explained, if you want to be left alone, having your address as a "1" number is fine. If you don't want to be alone, though, you can change it, she said. You can do that, she claimed, by adding a number to gain the vibration you are seeking, and then writing or inscribing that number somewhere out of sight inside your doorframe. According to McCants, this will change the energy of your home without having to change your physical address. Be careful what you change it to, though. The numbers expert said while a "5" house will always be interesting, there are dangers of addiction associated with that number, while a "6" home is good for family and stability. McCants also touched on the numbers associated with world leaders and politicians, including Joe Biden, Donald Trump, Robert Kennedy Jr., and Vladimir Putin, and what that predicted for them in the coming year before taking calls and giving readings based on the numbers associated with birthdates. For more, check out Glynis' online workshop on Saturday, April 6th on using affirmations and numerology for healing.
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Journalist and researcher Alex Ansary has covered diverse subjects including the supernatural influence over human affairs, geopolitics, and World War 3, the Sun's effect on human consciousness, spiritual transformations, and other ideas regarding what we are really doing here on Earth. In the second half, he explained the impact of solar cycle 25 and how increased sunspots and geomagnetic storms correlate with more wars, conflicts, invasions, protests, and all-around civil unrest (view related material). Ansary began by noting how Galileo was one of the first to study solar cycles in the Western world but that the Chinese have been keeping records of sunspot counts for much longer. According to Ansary, the Russian researcher Alexander Chizhevsky used these records in the early 20th century to develop his theories of "heliobiology" or the study of the Sun's effect on biology, and was one of the first (at least in modern times), "to start looking at the Sun and the wars that were taking place when the Sun was active at that time."

Tom Boyle is a facilitator at ayahuasca ceremonies in Florida. In 2019, he had his first ayahuasca experience, which convinced him of the profound healing potential of this sacred plant medicine. Since then, he's been dedicated to guiding others on their paths to healing with ayahuasca and is currently writing a book that shares condensed stories of individuals' transformative experiences with ayahuasca. He joined guest host Connie Willis (info) to discuss that mission.
Boyle provided an overview of ayahuasca, explaining its origins from the Quechua language and its significance as spiritual medicine. He emphasized that ayahuasca is illegal in the US but can be used legally within certain religious contexts. Boyle debunked the notion that one must travel far to experience ayahuasca, noting that ceremonies are conducted within the US, often accompanied by music and facilitated by visiting shamans from Peru.
Boyle shared personal experiences with ayahuasca, including his initial skepticism, extensive research, and eventual participation in ceremonies. He recounted various encounters with the medicine, such as experiencing physical and emotional purges, encountering spiritual entities like Mother Ayahuasca, and witnessing profound healings in others. In addition, Boyle highlighted the diverse ways ayahuasca can facilitate healing, from physical ailments to deep-seated emotional traumas.
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Stories of a mysterious network of vast caverns, brimming with weapons, statues, seeds, and other ancient Egyptian treasures, have been reported at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. Sharon Day, paranormal investigator, author, and popular blogger of "Ghost Hunting Theories" and "Groovy New Life," talked about the Grand Canyon Mummy site.
Day recounted an intriguing historical account from the 1909 Phoenix Gazette which reported on the discoveries made by an explorer named G. Kincaid, who claimed to have stumbled upon a cave filled with mummies and artifacts while traversing the Colorado River. Drawing parallels with similar findings in Baja, Mexico, and Nevada, Day presented evidence supporting the authenticity of Kincaid's account. She discussed the significance of native legends and archaeological evidence in corroborating historical narratives, noting the importance of considering indigenous perspectives and oral traditions in understanding ancient cultures and events.
Day also delved into psychometry, recounting experiences from a young age when she could intuit details about objects and the people associated with them. Growing up in a Civil War hospital turned home, she found herself drawn to artifacts and possessed a unique ability to sense the histories and energies surrounding them. This innate skill in psychometry led her to develop a deep understanding of human behavior and perspective. Day emphasized the value of storytelling and understanding the narratives behind every person and object encountered to promote empathy and understanding.

George Christie, former president of the Ventura charter of the Hells Angels, joined guest host Connie Willis (info) for the entire 4-hour program to discuss his life in the world's most infamous motorcycle club, his time in solitary confinement, and how he uses his past experiences to help others.
Christie reported on his involvement with the History Channel's "Outlaw Chronicles," revealing the show provided a platform for him to share his perspectives. Despite never watching the edited version of the series, Christie admitted he enjoyed participating in the show and appreciated the opportunity to tell his stories from a unique angle. He recounted a story of negotiating with the History Channel team while transitioning from prison to everyday life, noting the success of the show and its international reach.
Christie shared insights into his identity as a motorcycle enthusiast and his journey from being a Marine to joining the Hells Angels. He outlined the origins of the outlaw motorcycle club in post-war America and his involvement with it in Southern California. Despite the club's controversial reputation and conflicts with law enforcement, Christie emphasized his perspective as a motorcycle enthusiast and outlaw rather than the public perception of the group as a criminal biker gang.
He described his experience with solitary confinement during his time in jail. According to Christie, the conditions were harsh with a disciplinary diet of two meals a day and minimal contact with others. He expressed his belief that solitary confinement is inhumane and should be changed. Despite his past, Christie revealed he now works as a consultant, strategist, and advocate for various causes.
Christie delved into his efforts to negotiate peace among rival motorcycle clubs, drawing from his experiences in prison and courtroom battles. He recounted instances of conflict resolution and the establishment of a moratorium on violence between clubs to maintain peace within the motorcycle community. He also spoke about his podcast, "Speak of the Devil," and upcoming book projects which delve into his ongoing efforts to share stories and insights from his life as a Hells Angel.

Author Mark Gober has served on the board of the Institute of Noetic Sciences since 2019. He revealed that most people probably haven’t thought to question fundamental beliefs about health and disease. For example, do bacteria cause disease, or are they part of the body's cleanup crew that appears at the scene of an underlying toxicity or injury? Do researchers follow the scientific method when they claim to isolate viruses and show that they cause disease in their hosts? Gober told George he is skeptical of some of these claims and said he feels other scientists don’t focus enough on the intellectual and spiritual influences on health. “It’s difficult to challenge the materialist view of consciousness, which is the idea that consciousness is stuck in our skull,” he explained. “Much of what the Institute of Noetic Sciences looks at is the evidence that this is not true, and the implications (of that.)”
Gober noted that he feels much of Western medicine, which employs an allopathic approach – or treating symptoms and diseases with drugs and surgery – “does not seem appropriate in terms of looking at health and disease.” While it’s “understandable for doctors who are dealing with many patients” who “just need to get that person well,” he continued, “from my perspective, we need to get to the root cause of why people are getting sick in order to try to figure out the appropriate remedies.” He said understanding consciousness is a big part of figuring out why folks get sick. “When I don’t see doctors talking about (consciousness), to me, it’s just a red flag,” he said. He explained that while most allopathic doctors think that consciousness is in the brain, and not something to be considered in treating illness that isn’t directly related to the brain, “if (consciousness) is more like a soul – which I think there’s a lot of evidence for that – then the body becomes a vessel for that soul.” Therefore, he claimed, consciousness needs to be considered in any treatment. But, unfortunately, “that’s not the way modern medicine typically regards health.”
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Researcher and documentary filmmaker, Darcy Weir, has chosen to explore some of the most intriguing topics of discussion today, including UFOs and cryptids. He joined George to discuss his recent film, Transmedium: Fastmovers & USOs, as well as the mysterious world of NASA-related UFO encounters in space. Those topics included the role of SETI and the likelihood (or lack of) that they will actually receive or send a message that isn’t thousands of years old by the time it arrives, and the role of scientists like Seth Shostak who continues to work with SETI while discounting UFO evidence such as that disclosed by military whistle-blowers.
Weir discussed his recent and upcoming documentary films on UFO phenomena as well. His most recent focuses in part on the phenomenon of USOs or Unidentified Submersible Objects – essentially UFOs that go under the water. He explained that he believes many submarines have encountered USOs, which they call “fast movers,” and even documented them on sonar. “It’s almost like an open secret that they’re noticing these operating in our oceans with superior speeds to anything we can operate,” he said. “A submarine goes a maximum of about 35 to 40 knots,” he continued, while a torpedo – creating an air bubble in front of it to reduce friction – can get up to 70 knots. But the items spotted on sonar move even faster; and unlike our technology, which is limited to either the air or the sea, these objects can readily move from air to sea and back again, making them truly transmedium. “They… exhibit the capability of moving from our oceans to our atmosphere to space with no friction, no regard for physics as we know them.”

Attorney Scott Tips is the President and General Counsel for the world's oldest health freedom organization – the National Health Federation, and for 40 years, he has been specializing in food and drug law. In the first half, he shared updates on Codex Alimentarius – an international body where standards and guidelines are set for what we eat and drink, as well as the problems of soil depletion, and how we are being drenched in pesticides. Tips reported that just two meat processing companies now control 85% of the business and have squeezed out small and medium-sized producers. This is a trend being seen throughout the food industry, as well in the vitamin supplement business, where corporations have increasingly bought out smaller companies, he lamented.
The consolidation of the supplement industry has led to a decrease in quality and potency, according to Tips, and profits have been prioritized over the original mission of the acquired companies to improve people's health. Regarding Codex Alimentarius, he suggested that their standards for food safety and agriculture are influenced by big agriculture and pharmaceutical companies, leading to harmful products being shipped globally despite regional concerns. At their meetings, he argued against the use of veterinary drugs like Zilpaterol, which increase the weight and musculature of cattle but are not healthy for the animals. Tips also revealed how Monsanto/Bayer (the makers of the herbicide Roundup) are writing & backing bills in state legislatures to stop people from suing them over harmful health effects from their products.
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In the latter half, author and ufologist Dr. Lynne Kitei joined us on the 27th anniversary of the Phoenix Lights, which is deemed to be the most witnessed and important mass sighting in modern history. On the night of March 13, 1997, a variety of craft were seen over a 12-hour period in Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and California, including a large triangular shape said to be a mile-wide or even longer by a considerable number of witnesses. In fact, according to some data, one of the craft was estimated to be eight miles wide, she marveled. The total number of witnesses is thought to include thousands of people, she said, including police officers, and celebrities like Alice Cooper, and Kurt Russell (who was piloting a private plane that night). "These massive craft or these formations of light...seemed to be attached to something [and as] people would look up...it would block out the stars," she detailed, adding that the phenomenon was totally silent.
On her website, Kitei presents animations depicting the "parade of different craft and multiple orb formations attached to and separate from these craft." She also offers a survey for people to share their personal experience of the Phoenix Lights and related sightings. The survey results have so far shown that most of the Phoenix Light witnesses reported profound positive effects after the sighting-- what Kitei referred to as a kind of enlightenment or awakening. Intriguingly, many of the experiencers reported "encounters with some type of non-human intelligent being...both physical and non-physical, such as orbs and ghostly figures, and they communicate with telepathy."

James P. Gray was a trial judge in Orange County, California, starting in 1983, and the 2012 Libertarian candidate for Vice President. In the first half, he shared his views as a Libertarian, and weighed in on such issues as public education, homelessness, healthcare, taxes, and drug laws. Libertarians, he noted, believe that "you should be able to live your own life as you choose, as long as you don't wrongly impair other people to do the same thing." Now working as a private mediator in resolving disputes, he lamented that many in society have lost the ability or even interest in talking and working with each other to address and resolve issues, particularly of a political nature. One of the most critical issues facing America is that many public schools are failing our children, especially in lower economic areas, he commented. Parents should be able to choose where their government money will be spent for the education of their children, and that will bring competition back into the school systems, Gray suggested.
He spoke in favor of an idea popularized by economist Milton Friedman-- negative income tax, where people who make very little or no money would receive a stipend yet would be incentivized to work rather than collect welfare. Regarding healthcare, Gray does not believe the government should be involved in implementing programs, as this has caused the medical system to be mired in costly bureaucracy. He thinks there should be vouchers for people who can't afford it, but they should choose how to use them rather than through a government vendor. Gray also discussed the problem of homelessness in cities like Los Angeles, and highlighted the need for more mental health facilities and the challenges faced by veterans in particular.
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With a master's degree in religion from the University of Chicago, Michael Lichens focuses his work on overlooked aspects of spiritual life. In the latter half, he discussed the Catholic Church's most celebrated exorcist, the late Father Gabriel Amorth, how he became an exorcist, and some of the intense cases he was involved with. Amorth, who was based in Rome, conducted some 70,000 exorcisms over the years, Lichens estimated, though some of these were on the same person (the documentary, The Devil and Father Amorth, depicts him performing his ninth attempt to exorcise a woman named Cristina). One of the reasons Amorth became so well-known was his willingness to work with the media, he noted. One person Amorth worked with was said to be possessed by a staggering 1,000 demons, and in some cases, he worked with individuals for years trying to free them from demons.
Lichens recounted how Father Amorth was initially reluctant to be an exorcist, but after six years of training, he began to take on solo cases in the 1980s. The Church would always try to rule out natural or medical explanations before conducting an exorcism on someone. Speaking of supernatural occurrences during an exorcism, Lichens detailed how the Father witnessed levitations on occasion, as well as had a direct encounter with Lucifer and was spit upon, with the spit turning into nails as it hit him. He also experienced freezing rooms, actually seeing ice form on the windows. A spiritual protege of Amorth was Padre Pio, who bled the stigmata in his hands, battled with demons, and was said to communicate with angels. Amorth said he sometimes felt the spirit of Padre Pio (who died in 1968) assisting him in exorcisms.

Richard C. Hoagland is the principal investigator and founder of The Enterprise Mission, as well as the vision and the voice of The Other Side of Midnight. In the first half, he discussed images from Odysseus, a recent unmanned American lunar mission. According to Hoagland, the new lunar mission's close-ups dramatically confirm his decades-old "ancient, artificial structures on the Moon model" that he first proposed at the National Press Club in March 1996. The Washington Post even published a "hit piece" 28 years ago on the press event. He suggested that the reason many private and non-US missions to the Moon have run into problems is because they are literally crashing into the glass dome, which he claims exists all over the Moon but is denser in certain regions.
The dome, Hoagland continued, could be billions of years old and has been battered by a stream of interplanetary micrometeorites that, over eons, have left holes in it. In image #2 that he sent us, he explained that you can see the sun shining through the "incredible geometry of the glass dome" as the light bounces off of it, creating a refraction. He has concluded that a renegade group in and outside of NASA wants to reveal the truth about these structures on the Moon, and that the recent Odysseus mission functioned as a kind of Trojan horse for that goal. There are ruins throughout the solar system, he added, and it will be fascinating to eventually learn who placed them there and if they are related to our species.
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Venki Ramakrishnan shared the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for uncovering the structure of the ribosome and runs Ramakrishnan Lab. In the latter half, he discussed the science of mortality and aging, the giant strides being made in the field, and the possibility that we may someday be able to extend our lifespan. The oldest person that ever lived (that we have reliable records for) was a French woman named Jeanne Calment, who died at the age of 122 in 1997. Aging is the accumulation of chemical damage to our molecules and cells over time, he explained, and it starts gradually with small defects; these lead to medium-sized ones that manifest as the morbidities of old age, leading eventually to the system-wide failure that is death. Someone like Calment may have an extraordinary ability to fend off or repair the body's defects that come with aging. For instance, as we age, the risk of cancer goes up, he noted.
Scientists are now asking if it's possible to extend our longevity past 120. Ramakrishnan believes we may have to alter our natural biology to achieve this, which could be a challenging proposition. He reported that larger species tend to live longer on average-- for instance, a blue whale or Greenland shark will live 400 years, and other whales live 200 to 300 years. He cited that stress can take a toll on a person, while the "trinity of health" is the combination of a good, moderate diet, exercise, and adequate sleep. Sleep deprivation, he pointed out, increases the risk of many diseases of aging, including cardiovascular problems, obesity, cancer, and Alzheimer's. This may be because during sleep the body performs various repair mechanisms.

Jen Kruse is the founder of She-Squatchers, an all-female team searching for Bigfoot in the Midwest. She joined Connie Willis (info) in the first half of the show to discuss their investigations and experiences. Kruse explained that prior to 2015 she “didn’t know anything about Bigfoot.” She was doing a paranormal radio show at the time, however, and asked cryptozoologist Loren Coleman if he would do an interview for the show after meeting him at the Minnesota ParaCon. That was when she first learned of Bigfoot reports from Minnesota. It was Coleman, according to Kruse, who first encouraged her to take out a group of female researchers, “without men, dogs, or guns.” She said Coleman told her that most of the Sasquatch seen by witnesses were young males “probably out doing things they’re not supposed to be doing,” and that was when they were seen. “He thought these younger male Bigfoot would be a little bit more inclined to get in a little close to some ladies in the forest, if they didn’t have anything threatening,” she claimed, noting the aforementioned “men, dogs, (and) guns.” By the end of the show, she said, she was convinced and ready to give it a try. So, she began putting together a team.
On their first outing, she said, they drove to an area with reported sightings on a Native reservation in northern Minnesota. Once there Kruse, who told Willis she is, “also an energy worker… (and) a reiki master teacher,” who can, “feel energy on a physical level,” began to try to “tune into the energy of Bigfoot.” In the report they were following up on a Native fisherman had been intimidated by a Bigfoot following his movements from the shore, but she didn’t believe the dock they’d found could be the correct one. So, she and her crew drove around until she, “again… asking to feel the energy of Bigfoot,” began to “feel a vibration.” Though they didn’t see anything in the daytime that indicated Bigfoot activity, she dropped a GPS pin in her map and decided they would come back after dark to investigate. On that return, Kruse noted, her colleague not only saw red eyes, but they both saw “the heat signature of somebody standing there.” A somebody, she said, who was human shaped, but didn’t appear to be wearing any clothes based on the thermal signature they could see. But, when she dropped the camera briefly to look for the red eyes that her colleague Marla had seen, she wasn’t able to find the heat signature again. It was only later, after gaining more experience with thermal imaging technology, and realizing that clothing gives a distinct signature, that she realized the being they had seen on that first outing couldn’t have been clothed. Later, she said, after attempting to emulate the whoops they heard on paranormal programs, they were startled – not by a vocal response, but by what sounded like a large “something walking.” That was enough to drive them out of the woods that evening, she said. But not enough to drive them away forever. When they went back to follow-up, because she drove separately from the others and couldn’t get them to go into the woods, she chose to go into the woods alone. But, she said, she cut that solo outing short when she realized she was almost in a trance-like state, and could hear a voice in her head, calling her by name to venture deeper into the woods. Then, a second voice, this one screaming in her head, told her, “don’t go into the fairy ring. They’ll take you and never bring you back.” Other events, too, she said, have blurred the line between Bigfoot as a purely biological being and a more spiritual being, included snippets of speech heard in an archaic form of the Ojibwe language that she was only able to partially understand.

President of Genesis Apologetics, Dan Biddle, Ph.D., is the executive producer of a new film about Noah's Ark and the biblical flood. In the first half, he shared his view about what happened during this worldwide cataclysmic flood, culled from history, science, and his biblical interpretation. He noted that the Roman-Jewish historian Josephus reported that people would wear amulets and bring back relics from wood from Noah's Ark. However, the Ark has probably since been destroyed in post-Ice Age flooding, or perhaps it's still hidden under sheets of ice, Biddle remarked. Based on measurements described in the Bible, the Ark was a kind of barge, about 500 feet long and depending on different interpretations was built somewhere between 4400 and 5200 years ago, he said.
During the Great Flood, there was torrential rain for 40 days, and "the fountains of the great deep were open for 150 days," which is when the ocean ribs were breaching and the continents were pushed apart, he continued. Along with the pairs of animals brought aboard the Ark, the only humans were Noah, his wife, and his three sons and their three wives, and it was from these eight people that the planet was repopulated, he asserted. The Bible, he added, stated that Noah (said to live to age 950) was the only righteous one in his generation, and he took 55-75 years to ready the Ark. The flood was God's plan to reset humanity, which had become infused with an evil nature, he explained.
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In the latter half, emotional clearing expert, practicing exorcist, and professional psychic Jeffrey Seelman discussed his work on the power of negative thoughts and the nature of our thoughts; how they are shaped, how they affect ourselves and others, and how they can be easily hijacked by bad actors and negative spirits. People aren't taught to manage or watch their thoughts, so sometimes they can get out of control, he pointed out. This is when we might do things we wouldn't normally do or get angry out of proportion to an incident. Seelman recommended that we practice "shaping" our thoughts, which makes them stronger by directing energy to them. By looking at our thoughts, we can determine very quickly if they are positive and if what we're about to say is going to be constructive to somebody else, he noted.
While our thoughts can be affected negatively by those around us and in the media, we are also susceptible to influence from negative spirits (deceased humans), as well as demonic spirits, powerful entities that "like to break in to our emotional thoughts in order to amplify them with feelings like rage and anger, to throw them completely out of control," he maintained. Negative and demonic spirits communicate with a natural form of telepathy, he explained, but we may not be aware that certain negative thoughts and feelings are coming from them rather than ourselves. To protect from this, he suggested strengthening one's energy field or aura, which would make a person less likely to be swayed by a negative spirit. He also talked about how individuals can become temporarily possessed, such as when they black out from alcohol or substance abuse.

Author of numerous bestselling books, Mark Alpert is a contributing editor at Scientific American. In the first half, he discussed ideas emerging beyond string theory and the frontiers of fundamental physics, including the latest concepts about mysterious dark energy and dark matter, which are thought to compose most of the universe. While scientists cannot directly observe these phenomena, dark matter seems to hold galaxies together, and dark energy appears to be accelerating the expansion of the universe, he explained. String theory, an attempt to develop a single set of equations that would explain both the very large objects of the universe and the movement of subatomic particles, has proved to be a disappointment and not yield any experimental evidence, he revealed.
What has recently excited Alpert about science and physics is a new focus on evidence gathering about the fundamental nature of the universe, particularly from astronomers. For instance, researchers at the Kitt Peak National Observatory in Arizona have equipped one of their telescopes with an ultra-sophisticated machine called the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI), which uses thousands of tiny robotic devices to enable precise measurements of the distance and velocity of millions of galaxies. They learned from these studies that the universe's expansion is accelerating, but not as fast in the more recent epochs. This information may change the concept of dark energy, pointing toward the idea that it's something like a scalar field that can fluctuate over time, he marveled, and this could mean that the universe might expand or contract at different rates.
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Elson M. Haas, MD, is an integrative family medicine practitioner with more than 40 years of experience as a physician. In the latter half, he talked about how we can turn our health around by paying attention to what our body is telling us and detoxing from things like sugar, alcohol, caffeine, negative self-talk, and poor lifestyle choices. Through taking a few weeks off from a habit, we can embrace a new feeling by not being dependent on it, such as caffeine for energy, he noted. Haas is an advocate for moderate exercise, which can improve mental health by increasing the flow of endorphins. "I think people need a good balance of stretching...to get flexibility, weights for strength, and cardio for endurance," he said.
Another of his recommendations is to practice slow, deep breathing, which can be mentally calming and healing. He uses an individualized approach to supplementation with his clients, as each person has different needs, he explained. He also believes a meditative approach to one's life can have a healing effect. "You're not your thoughts. So the more you can sit back and watch them and let go...you're getting more peace in your body," he remarked. Starting on Saturday, April 27th, Dr. Haas will be conducting an online Whole Self Detox program, which addresses four different aspects-- physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual (he is offering $50 off, when you register put in Noory50 for the discount).

In the first half, author, researcher on environmental issues, and former engineer and business executive, Steve Goreham offered commentary on climate change and shared his contention that we are on the verge of a "Green Breakdown." The idea that we can get rid of coal, oil, and natural gas and replace it with wind and solar is not a realistic goal, he maintained. Because of these goals, natural gas plants are declining in capacity, and this could lead to an over-dependence on electricity, and the larger demand will cause blackouts, he cautioned. Some have said that the huge "atmospheric river" storms that hit California this past winter were due to human-made global warming, but Goreham pointed out that the state has a history of massive floods in the past, long before greenhouse gas emissions from cars and industry were an issue.
He said the level of atmospheric carbon dioxide isn't a very good predictor of global temperatures, as when you look at geologic history, there have been periods in the distant past when we had much higher levels. Further, he argued that carbon dioxide is not a pollutant but rather a harmless gas that plants thrive on. Goreham reported on lawsuits conducted in various states and cities trying to hold enterprises like oil companies liable for climate change damage. So far these lawsuits have been defeated and not proved very effective as it's difficult for the plaintiffs to show direct causation and damage. Goreham was also critical of the push for electric vehicles, noting difficulties in charging on the road, the expensive repair cost, and the increased usage strain on the power companies.
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In the latter half, one of the UK's most respected researchers of the unexplained, Stephen Mera discussed Project Doorway, in which he and co-investigator Barry Fitzgerald explore UFO phenomena and its connections to the paranormal, cryptids, and anomalies. He detailed how magnetic and gravitational anomalies have been associated with UFO incidents. Data indicates that many UFO sightings occur in remote locations such as the mountains or deserts, and rather than coming from space, they appear to pop into our reality and then pop out of it. Mera believes that the UFO visitations may come through a kind of doorway or portal with an associated magnetic field (something akin to this is used for rooms for recovering hospital patients with a doorway containing a positive magnetic field that repels bacteria).
After a UFO disappears, it leaves a vacuum in space that is measurable with gravitational anomalies, he said, and in their investigations, they sometimes use a displacement meter or probe that captures differentials in the environment. Mera reported on an AI study that looked for answers regarding the paranormal and UFOs. The results suggested that there was a great deal of interconnectivity in the phenomena and that it all came from one source, which has the capability of creating physiological constructs as well as metaphysical effects. That's why we see evidence of both physical traces and apparitional or spiritual aspects in various cases, he explained. For more information, check out Steve's Project Doorway podcast/YouTube channel.

In the first half, Les Leopold, the director of two non-profits, discussed how corporations in the US have used mass layoffs and stock buybacks to enrich shareholders at the expense of employees and how the impact of this financial strip mining and legalized looting is destroying the integrity of democratic institutions. The deregulation of Wall Street and an emphasis on greed created this situation, he noted, citing the example of Bed, Bath, & Beyond, where investors made gigantic stock buybacks, and this eventually led to the collapse of the company, where 30,000 people lost their jobs. Mass layoffs take a significant psychological and physical toll on workers, he reported, and to lose one's job is considered a severe life event.
Another example he detailed was Toy R Us, which was bought up by private equity firms with borrowed money. After they paid themselves huge management fees, the company collapsed under the massive debt service. He also pointed out that many tech companies in recent years have made significant layoffs in their workforce, even though they remain profitable. One solution he proposed is that if a corporation receives a federal contract or a federal subsidy, then they should not be allowed to conduct forced layoffs and instead set up a voluntary layoff system with incentive packages for people to leave. Leopold was also critical of how companies allocate their funds, paying out enormous salaries to their CEOs, which have ballooned to 800 times that of the average employee.
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In the latter half, astronomer, photographer, and MUFON analyst Marc Dantonio discussed space, objects captured by Sky Tour cameras, the nature of gravitons, and the potential for unlocking interstellar travel in our universe. He described his remote observatories, which he has set up in places like Arizona's Sonoran desert, and how he live streams viewings via YouTube. "We're trying to make the sky accessible to people in a way that they may not ever see because they're in a big city with lights," he noted, adding that they view such things as stellar nurseries and supernovae. Recently, he captured an extremely bright moving object that went from horizon to horizon. Rather than something extraterrestrial, it turned out that it was very likely the re-entry of a Shenzhou Chinese rocket.
Dantonio spoke about the potential of gravitons (theoretical Kaluza-Klein particles), as well as micro black holes, for interdimensional travel. He argued that gravitons could create a pathway into the fifth dimension, allowing for movement through space without damage by extreme forces. Such technology might explain the enigmatic qualities of UFOs spotted in our skies, such as their sudden vanishing. We can't dismiss the possibility that UFOs may use gravitons generated by a particle accelerator inside the craft, he remarked. In terms of our own science taking advantage of this technology, he estimated we may be around 150 years away from its development. Dantonio also touched on Martian anomalies, the recent solar eclipse, and how our Moon may have formed through Earth's collision with another body.

In the first half, Dave Schrader, paranormal expert, and former Coast to Coast AM host, joined George Knapp to share tales of paranormal forces interweaving with our world, including ghostly visitations, monsters, and unexplained supernatural encounters. Schrader, who revealed having personal experiences with the paranormal from an early age, has collected accounts told to him by witnesses as well as his own for his new book, Theater of the Mind: Tales from the Darkness. One of his strange encounters occurred when he was recovering from surgery in the hospital. In his hospital room, when closing his eyes, he could see a group of about 14 spirit beings pacing around. They were a washed-out gray color, and though they were trying to communicate with him, he was unable to understand them, which frustrated them. While he acknowledged he was on painkillers at the time, his memory of the incident was very clear and not foggy.
One of his insights from this incident and others is that spirit beings often just want to be heard and recognized. "That's why I show such respect and reverence to haunted locations because some of these spirits that lash out, I think, are more out of frustration than they are trying to actually hurt or terrify us," he said. Schrader recalled a story told to him about a man who reluctantly attended psychic fairs with his wife, but the psychics would always refuse to give him a reading. Finally, one admitted that the man had a "dark being" that was attached to him, possibly for a long time, and this caused the man to look at parts of his life differently. Schrader also related how, as a radio host, he learned to understand that even with the most outlandish stories, such as when a caller said he'd been terrified by a 4 ft. tall frog creature, these experiences can be very real and powerful to them.
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In the latter half, Chris Evers, editor of Outer Limits Magazine, presented reports of unidentified craft, and the extraordinary number of different shapes and sizes they come in. He recounted an early sighting that occurred back in 1215 AD in Japan during the execution of a priest. Just as the priest was about to be beheaded, a silvery disc was seen in the sky, and because of the unusual event, he was let go rather than killed. Other early sightings include that of Emperor Constantine, who witnessed a flying cross. "We tend to view these sightings with the technology and the beliefs that we have at the time we are witnessing them," he commented, though he added another 'flying cross' sighting was seen again in 1967 in the county of Devon, in the UK, by a photographic expert. Simultaneous witnesses may describe an object's shape differently, as George pointed out how this occurred with some of the aerial phenomena at Skinwalker Ranch.
The recent military reports of a 'Tic Tac'-shaped UFO are a kind of modern equivalent of the cigar-shaped craft, Evers remarked. He detailed a fascinating mass sighting at an Italian soccer game in 1952, when multiple aerial objects, including egg and cigar-shaped craft, were seen by thousands over the stadium. A kind of silver glitter fell from the sky that was described as "angel hair." Some called it flying spiders, which Evers think David Bowie may have picked up on for his band name, "The Spiders from Mars" for the Ziggy Stardust album. A fleet of stubby cigar-shaped objects were also seen in '52 at a school in Batley, England. Evers noted that black triangular craft have been seen for decades, and that a V-shaped formation somewhat akin to the Phoenix Lights was observed in Ireland in 2022.

Investigator David Paulides has focused his attention for the last ten years on the compelling evidence that there is an unusual set of circumstances for many of the missing that vanish in the wilderness. In the first half, he shared his newest research into mysterious disappearances in Washington state and elsewhere and the odd details that surround these vanishings. Paulides said he has compiled various "profile points" around the cases that come up repeatedly, though they don't apply to every case. These include weather events at the time of the disappearance, missing clothes or shoes, many of the disappeared have an illness or disability that isn't obvious, and a "point of separation" where the person is out of sight or goes a different way. Among those that are found alive, they typically don't remember how they went missing or what happened, and if they are found dead, it's generally in or adjacent to a body of water.
He detailed a 1999 case when two experienced and well-equipped mountain climbers, Chris Hartonas and Raymond Vakili, disappeared near Camp Muir on Mount Rainier. Helicopters and canines were used in the initial 10-day search, but nothing was found. Paulides found this remark from the National Park Service rather sobering: "This is the fourth serious incident on the Muir snowfield in 1999. It's difficult to speculate what exactly happened to the men, and it's perplexing when two experienced, cautious, and mature climbers just disappear." Among other curiosities in cases, he said there were a series of intellectuals who vanished, including about six physicists who were all German. Paulides also touched on a case where workers on Weyerhaeuser property, west of Mount. St. Helens saw a UFO pick up and remove an elk. The witnesses all expressed concern that they could be next.
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In the latter half, C2C's investigative reporter Cheryll Jones presented her interview with Adam Berry, one of the first to blend research of both the psychological and the supernatural worlds. He shared his research on the Other Side, the intersections between grief, death, and afterlife communication, and the importance of humanizing ghosts and understanding their point of view. "I believe that if I use the right equipment, the right techniques, I can communicate with the dead," he told Cheryll, adding that near-death experiences and dream visitations lend further evidence to the idea that our consciousness continues after death. His focus has been on ghosts or earthbound spirits who may have unfinished business, which keeps them lingering around.
For these spirits, "we can see human traits and their wants and needs that mirror our own," Berry continued. He described a case where a person lived in a house that was formerly home to two Polish immigrants who had passed away and were haunting rooms in the basement. It turned out the spirits were disturbed by renovations being done in the house, but once it was explained to them, they reached an understanding. In a case in Florida, children were seeing ghostly activity, and Berry and his team learned that a previous homeowner had died of mold exposure and was trying to warn the current inhabitants. He also talked about how spirits often say there are no words to describe what the afterlife is like, which be can be frustrating for us on the earth plane.

In the first half, investigative reporter Mark Shaw shared his latest research, which suggests that celebrated reporter Dorothy Kilgallen was a threat to the powerful men who orchestrated and then covered up the JFK assassination. While authorities blamed Kilgallen's untimely death in 1965 on a combination of alcohol and barbiturates, there were numerous suspicious details that led Shaw to conclude she was murdered by those who wished to silence her. Kilgallen, who interviewed Jack Ruby and attended his trial, had uncovered information that refuted the idea that Oswald had acted alone in JFK's assassination and had a book contract with Random House to reveal her findings.
Further, Shaw noted, Kilgallen was planning to publish an exposé about corruption at the Warren Commission, which had originally planned to announce that there was dissent among their members in their final conclusion that Oswald acted alone. Shaw reported that respected NYC councilman Robert Holden may request that NYC DA Alvin Bragg conduct a thorough investigation of Kilgallen's death. This new look into her death could include the revelation by forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden (who was part of the team that did the autopsy on Kilgallen) that characterizing her death as an overdose was wrong. "We didn't know what happened. That should never had been told to the media," he told Shaw.
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In the latter half, hypnotherapist and past life regressionist Dr. Bruce Goldberg discussed our spirit guides and how we can contact them through hypnosis for psychic protection and spiritual growth. According to Goldberg, as we evolve in our life, we receive different spirit guides, who are specialists in various areas. Among the different types of guides, he included the Doctor guides, who deal with mental and emotional healing, the Gatekeepers, who assist you in spiritual protection from negative entities and evil forces, and the Method guides, who help in developing our psychic intuition and receiving messages from the other side.
Goldberg said he trains patients to build a "sanctuary like a conference room in the fifth dimension," in which their higher self can bring in a needed spirit guide or positive entity. He shared tips on how one can differentiate a higher entity from a lower astral one. After contact with the higher beings, "you're always left feeling confident and empowered. All messages and advice are designed to give you more freedom to choose your actions." With the lower ones, "they will want you to accept their teachings blindly...like a cult mentality," and they may flatter and patronize you, but they will leave you uncomfortable in many ways. Goldberg also shared his belief that our ultimate purpose of being on the Earth plane is to ascend. The mechanism of ascension is initiated "by modulating the level of consciousness or frequency vibrational rate of our soul so that it's perfectly balanced; all karma is removed," he stated.

In the first half, astrologer Mark Lerner discussed the significance of the total solar eclipse on April 8, as well as the influence of the 50-year Chiron return. Chiron, a minor planet discovered in 1977, astrologically represents wounds and healing, as well as alternative healing and medicine, keys that open doors to higher consciousness, and UFOs & the disclosure movement, he detailed. Chiron will be exactly united with the Sun and Moon at the very impactful solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. It last returned to its placement in the USA birth chart five times between 1973 & 1975 when the Watergate scandal consumed the nation. This year, Chiron comes back for the first time to the US chart on April 21, November 7 (two days after election day), and for a third time on February 18, 2025.
Regarding the April eclipse, he said that Sun-sign Aries people born April 7 to 9 will receive the strongest influences particularly related to their vitality and sense of purpose. Sun-sign Capricorn people born January 9 to 11 may feel empowered but also stressed, and Sun-sign Cancer people born July 11 to 13 and Sun-sign Libras born October 12 to 14 will also be affected in different ways. Lerner shared that just as the show was airing (February 27 going into February 28) there is a triple conjunction with the Sun & Mercury, and a couple of hours later Mercury & Saturn make their annual conjunction, and this will be followed by the Sun & Saturn together. This is an "extremely powerful day for learning and growing, and profound things happening," he remarked.
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Filmmaker Ali Siadatan had a close-up UFO sighting in the desert of Iran in 1999, which caused him to look deeper into the modern-day UFO phenomenon, taking him from the origins of civilization to the prophetic future. In the latter half, he detailed his UFO sighting, and the connections he made between UFOs, angels in the Bible, and prophetic texts. The UFO he saw was a huge object with the height of a three or four-story building, emitted a pulsating green light, and was accompanied by a giant black cylinder that came out of the ground and seemed to suck the craft into it. One of his realizations was that, in many instances, the Bible may have been talking about UFOs and that the phenomenon "was a constant of human history and had actually shaped and given birth to the...religions of the world."
The fallen angels posed as gods in the ancient days but now appear under the guise of aliens as part of their deception, he argued. He talked about the "salvation" message that has arrived with UFOs-- that the ETs are concerned about our nuclear weapons, and "they are going to be the ones giving us technology to help us with the environment," and get past our wars. But Siadatan considers this a great deception and the last stand of the fallen angels. He further suggested that we are witnessing a kind of "war in the heavens" with different angelic factions battling each other, and this accounts for some of the UFO crashes.

Podcaster and coach Debbi Dachinger, a former skeptic, had an awakening and has been researching and experiencing the paranormal and ET realm for over 17 years. In the first half, she spoke about contact with ETs, their various races, and her shamanic training and practice. Shamans are healers and intermediaries between the spiritual and physical realms, and can act as a mediator between seen and unseen worlds, she explained. Dachinger described a metaphysical journey she took, guided by a shamanic practitioner named Rosalba. Inside a cave, she encountered a roaring brown bear, which, instead of being fearful, she recognized as a healing experience. She later learned this was her spirit animal and was associated with protection and supernatural powers.
During a past life regression, Dachinger recalled an incarnation as a Mayan priestess who was over seven ft. tall and hailed from another galaxy. This led to her opening up to contact work, some of which took place on sacred land in Arizona (where she took anomalous photos of orbs and craft). What she has learned is that a number of alien races helped us after the Anunnaki took away humanity's free will in ancient times, and these beneficial ETs included "the Reptilians, the Bird-Avian people, and the high dimensional beings of light from Lyra." To varying degrees, humans have genetic material from these different ETs, and to that extent, they could be considered our ancestors or family, she added. Dachinger reported that six people were all channeling separate ETs at the same time and came up with a similar prediction: by the end of 2026 or the beginning of 2027, "there will be something unprecedented in a way that everybody on Earth will know that extraterrestrials exist."
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In the latter half, author Heidi Hollis discussed the dark entity known as the Hat Man as well as Shadow People, and UFO/alien phenomena. She characterized Hat Man as a puppet master who often appears at the end of somebody's bed, and witnesses may see him wearing a trench coat or three-piece suit, and a gaucho hat or top hat. She added that his smiling mouth filled with jagged teeth is truly terrifying. Beings such as this are patient and seek to find a way in, as they cannot enter a person without some form of permission, she stated, adding that the Hat Man ultimately wants to steal or possess someone's soul.
Hollis believes she made a soul agreement before she was born that her life work would be to warn and prepare people over this dark threat that is interdimensional in nature-- a cosmic battle between good and evil. Aliens or ETs are also interdimensional, she has concluded, and these beings can shape-shift into various appearances. Some people have tried to call on aliens to come "and they opened up a portal and they got Shadow People and Hat Man in their lives instead," she lamented. Hollis disputes the argument that these entities are merely the product of sleep paralysis and the dream state. "People are really experiencing these things," she insisted.

A cabal of hardcore skeptics and UFO debunkers who call themselves the Guerrilla Skeptics of Wikipedia have surreptitiously seized control of hundreds of Wikipedia pages, including the online biographies of many of the most prominent UFO figures and investigators, including Lue Elizondo, Jeremy Corbell, Robert Bigelow, Bob Lazar, and Coast to Coast's own George Knapp. The editors' slanted viewpoints include nasty comments and dismissive opinions, and they block any attempts by others to correct blatant factual errors. The cabal rigorously excludes any information which is supportive of the targeted individuals or the UFO subject. They have also taken control of other Wikipedia topics and pages viewed by tens of millions of readers. Rob Heatherly, a former US marine who runs the Military Witnesses to UAP YouTube channel, joined George Knapp in the first half to disclose information he's discovered, including the names of some of the editors involved with the cabal. They were also joined by Ali Duncan, who ran into difficulties when she tried to correct errors on George’s wiki page, including his birthdate.
Rob explained that through their network of supporting writers, the group is violating Wikipedia's terms by collaborating to create content that can be cited to support their viewpoints. At the same time, he noted, they reject valid sources when they reflect favorably on those who discuss or write on the topic of UFOs or other topics they label as fringe or pseudoscience. He said this includes removing references to awards and commendations that individuals have received that are not related to fringe topics, if those awards reflect favorably on the individual. He also noted instances where the group of Wikipedia editors have rejected birth certificates as proof of place of birth, because they weren't cited elsewhere. He said their cyber-bullying also extends to surreptitiously getting individuals banned from editing on the page for varying lengths of time by having their edits rejected multiple times. Rob and Ali also noted that, just in advance of this show airing, George Knapp's page had been "cleaned up" by including mention of some of his journalism awards that were not related to UFO work and completely removing his birthdate - with Ali pointing out this was one of the many items she earned a ban by attempting to correct.
In the second half, afterlife researcher, novelist, and retired professor of religious studies Stafford Betty discussed his new novel and how his real-world research influenced the story. Guardians of the Afterworld tells the story of the astral world's guardians and how they handle various challenges, including the management and politics of the afterworld, which he says is generally far more adventurous, even risky, than one might imagine. Betty discussed subjects like reincarnation, as well as touching on poltergeists and other unpleasant spiritual encounters. In the context of his work, he said, some of these unpleasant spirits could be the departed souls of individuals whose vices and addictions still keep them earthbound. For instance, he said, the spirit of someone who was an alcoholic in life would still have those cravings for alcohol after death. In those cases, he said, these spirits might seek out bars and other places where they can consume alcohol vicariously. They might also attach to an individual and encourage them to engage in their favorite vice as well.

Bart Sibrel’s "Moon Man" is a revealing memoir recalling his harrowing journey investigating what really happened during America’s famous Apollo missions. It features hair-raising and life-threatening encounters with government agencies. Sibrel joined guest host Richard Syrett (Twitter) to reveal why he thinks the Apollo moon landings were hoaxed and how government agencies have tried to stop the truth from getting out.
Sibrel expressed his deep skepticism and conviction that the Apollo moon landings were staged. He argued that the anger and resistance people display when confronted with this idea stems from a reverence for science and the Apollo missions being treated as a sort of "god" figure. Sibrel suggested that exposing the moon landings as fraudulent would shatter this trust in government and scientific institutions. He recounted instances where individuals, including media figures like Glenn Beck, vehemently defended the moon landings despite evidence suggesting otherwise.
Sibrel presented various pieces of evidence to support his claims, such as discrepancies in shadows in moon landing footage and the testimony of experts. He dismissed counterarguments about the possibility of moon landing authenticity, citing examples like China and Russia's alleged knowledge of the fraud and the destruction of technology and evidence by NASA. Sibrel also discussed the discovery of unedited footage showing the astronauts faking being halfway to the moon, which he sees as conclusive proof of the hoax.
He reported on the deathbed confession of Cyrus Eugene Akers, who claimed to be head of security at Cannon Air Force Base where the first lunar landing was supposedly faked. Sibrel described how Akers confessed to his son about murdering a coworker who threatened to expose the fraud. He mentioned the involvement of high-profile individuals, including President Johnson, Neil Armstrong, and others, in the alleged deception. Sibrel also touched on broader issues of government corruption and the erosion of civil liberties, advocating for a reset to principles of liberty akin to those of 1776.
Justice for Epstein Victims
Epstein Justice is a non-profit organization dedicated to seeking justice on behalf of the victims of Jeffrey Epstein and his co-conspirators. In the first hour, the directors of the group, Nick Bryant and Pete Shinn, discussed their efforts to bring the perpetrators in the Epstein trafficking network to justice. They asserted that there are likely hundreds of victims of Epstein and his associates, and emphasized the need for a government investigation to determine the true extent of the abuse and ensure justice for survivors.
The two men criticized the FBI's failure to act on reports of Epstein's activities, suggesting a cover-up by the state of Florida and the Department of Justice. The lenient treatment of Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, coupled with suspicions of their connections to powerful individuals and potential blackmail operations, raises questions about their status as intelligence assets, they suggested. They recommended interested listeners stay informed through Epstein Justice's newsletter to demand accountability and justice for survivors.

Dr. Jonathan Ellerby has over 20 years of experience in the fields of holistic healing, spiritual counseling, integrative medicine, and corporate consulting. He joined guest host Richard Syrett (Twitter) to discuss how to recognize spiritual experiences and integrate them into daily life for spiritual growth, healing, humility, inspiration, resilience, and interconnection.
Ellerby delved into the reasons why people often overlook or dismiss non-ordinary experiences. He mentioned neurological factors and explained how familiarity plays a role in what individuals notice or pay attention to, citing an example of an architect noticing details in a grocery store's construction that go unnoticed by regular shoppers. He touched on sociocultural influences, noting how societal conditioning often steers individuals away from valuing or acknowledging non-ordinary experiences, leading many to ignore or downplay them due to societal pressures or past negative experiences.
Ellerby shared personal experiences to illustrate his points, recounting a moment where he felt a presence in his hotel room, which prompted him to reflect on the significance of such encounters. He emphasized the importance of recognizing, reflecting on, and integrating such experiences into one's life to derive meaning from them. In addition, Ellerby discussed the inherent discomfort some may feel when confronted with non-ordinary states, as these experiences challenge conventional perceptions and identities and can evoke fear or discomfort.
Ellerby provided an overview of different types of spiritual experiences, ranging from moments of profound insight to encounters with divine beings or realms beyond ordinary perception. He reported on research into the relationship between neurodivergence and spiritual experiences, highlighting the potential for identifying individuals with aptitudes for specific types of spiritual experiences through brain scans. He emphasized the importance of understanding spirituality as an innate aspect of human experience.
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Open Lines followed in the second half of the program. Stan in South Dakota shared a personal revelation about repressing bad memories and emphasized the importance of allowing both good and bad memories to surface for healing and personal growth. He highlighted the prevalence of trauma and abuse in America and the need for therapy to help people reach their full potential. Stan also emphasized valuing and loving individuals regardless of their past experiences.
A caller named David reminisced about his father's service with the Airborne Rangers alongside Fred Rogers and Bob Ross. He shared a strange experience he had in Idaho Falls around 2008, when all radio stations were playing music from the 1920s or 1930s instead of their usual programming. David recalled hearing news broadcasts mentioning an atmospheric event and wondered if anyone else experienced it. Richard speculated about the possibility of a time slip or time dilation as a cause for the strange radio phenomenon David experienced.
Shana is in Missouri shared her experiences communicating with orbs and receiving messages telepathically from them. She emphasized the importance of aligning head and heart in various aspects of life, including politics, personal life, and finances. She described herself as a channel and a medium with abilities such as remote viewing and receiving direct messages from spirits. She also mentioned undergoing reviews and background checks due to the nature of her abilities, which she believes intensified around 2019.

In the first half, geopolitical analyst Brandon J. Weichert, whose work includes briefing the DoD and various private groups on national security and emerging technology issues, discussed the threat of space weapons and various conflicts facing the US. The State Department recently issued a warning that Russia was planning to develop a nuclear space weapon that could be used to destroy satellites. Russia may be thinking they can expedite the war with Ukraine using this weaponry by knocking out America and NATO's satellites, Weichert suggested. They might focus on taking out the Starlink satellite capability that Ukraine's military relies on. Another scenario could be that Russia is trying to bluff that they have this system as a tactic to get the US and NATO to the negotiating table to end the Ukraine conflict, he added.
The talked-about Russian space technology may be the equivalent of an EMP weapon, Weichert cautioned, which possibly could be used to take down US power grids. The rivals of the US, including Russia, China, Iran, or North Korea, may be planning a "cyber 9-11 attack" during 2024 while America is in its election cycle. They are currently probing our networks looking for weaknesses to exploit in preparation for a larger attack, he stated. China is a worrisome threat, Weichert commented, as not only do they plan to conquer their region but they seek to displace the US as the world's dominant power, and they have the money to do so whereas Russia does not. We should not forget, he continued, that Iran and North Korea both have space programs, ballistic missiles, and nuclear weapons that could be deployed in space for EMP attacks.
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In the latter half, clairvoyant medium Kim Dennis shared how she came to accept her calling as a medium and the many messages she has received from talking to spirits and helping people. Our loved ones still live on in the afterlife after they have left their physical body, she explained, and when they die, it is the right time for their soul, even if it's not an optimal time for those still alive, such as when a young person dies. In her encounters, she generally finds spirits to be in a positive frame of mind, as that is part of the nature of the afterlife realm. Dennis described having numerous out-of-body experiences when she was younger, and in two of them she visited heaven. "One of the most interesting things I saw there was colors that don't exist here on Earth," she revealed, and it was an incredibly harmonious place filled with unconditional love.
One of her goals is to help grieving people by connecting them with their loved ones through readings, and assuring them that the departed are OK. She detailed a case of when a 20-year-old girl died in a car accident and she had read for her family. Then, around Christmas time two years ago, the spirit girl visited her and kept showing her "dipping chocolate." Dennis reached out to the girl's mother and found out that it had just been the anniversary of the daughter's death and the family had commemorated it over chocolate fondue. She also talked about some cases where she worked with families as a psychic detective to find missing people, and gave readings to callers in the last hour.

Engineer and author Dr. Robert Zubrin founded the Mars Society, an international organization dedicated to furthering the exploration and settlement of Mars by both public and private means. In the first half, he discussed his new book, which delves into the new world humans could create once they settle on Mars. If SpaceX's Mars missions are successful, we could have people on Mars within 8-10 years, he enthused, adding that at a distance of around 35 million miles, it's a six-month journey to get there. Zubrin believes that Mars will host a number of different colonies, which will have varying ideas about governance, social systems, and customs. These small city-states or settlements will house 10,000 to 100,000 people, he predicted, and be built with materials created on Mars.
Zubrin envisions these Martian city-states competing for new immigrants around 50 to 100 years from now. There is potential for economic growth through colonization, including developing Martian resources into valuable products and creating infrastructure to increase land value, he continued. Zubrin added that inventions or patents could be another lucrative export for the Red Planet, as the technologically inclined colonists will be forced to innovate in many new areas to ensure their survival. As far as the goal of terraforming Mars so people could live outside of domes or breathe the air, he suggested that technologies 100 years in the future may have far better and faster solutions than the current idea of producing greenhouse gases and growing plants.
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Psychotherapist (M.Ed.) and counselor Ross Rosenberg is an expert in codependency, narcissism, and trauma. In the latter half, he talked about how tales of monsters and vampires are metaphors for pathological narcissists and sociopaths -- people who walk among us, creating a normal and successful facade on the outside, but on the inside are actually heartless oppressors out to snare victims into their elaborate web of mental abuse and control. He suggested that codependent individuals (who often pair up with a narcissist) can be viewed as having a self-love deficiency disorder. Narcissists think they're not doing anything wrong, that they're entitled, and that everyone should give them what they want, while sociopaths are aware of their lack of caring and try to disguise it, he detailed.
Those with narcissistic personality disorder can be selfish, vain, grandiose, possessive, and manipulative, he continued. Less than 1% of the population are sociopaths, while narcissism can be found in 5-8% of people. When these two disorders combine in the "sociopathic narcissist," you encounter someone who lacks empathy, seeks out the vulnerabilities in their victim, and then draws the emotional and financial lifeforce from them like a parasite, he explained. While there are some treatments for narcissism, he said there is no cure for a sociopath. "They don't have a core, so they don't have anything to reach," and they don't experience any inner turmoil when they do something wrong, Rosenberg noted.

Appearing under a pseudonym created to keep the author and his family safe from harm, Adam Gamal served in the most elite units in the US Army, deployed more than a dozen times, and finally retired in 2016. Currently an international consultant for a security organization, in the first half, he shared his account of how America fights its battles abroad in the modern age of terrorism, as well as offered commentary on various conflict zones. He described how he emigrated from Egypt to the US as a young man in order to experience greater freedoms, and then after 9-11 enlisted in a secretive military group referred to as "the Unit," which he said has been responsible for preventing many terrorist attacks throughout the Western world. Gamal rose through the ranks and became one of the Unit's most skilled operators.
He offered an analysis of the Israel-Gaza conflict and suggested that Hamas staged their attack as a way to derail the Abraham peace accords between Israel and various Gulf states because they believed if that happened, the Palestinian cause would be forgotten about. Gamal argued that a two-state solution is the only way to resolve the problem in that region. He also gave his take on other areas of geopolitical concern, including China, Russia, and Iran, and emphasized the importance of having diversity in the US armed forces.
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Author Mike Ricksecker has been researching unexplained phenomena worldwide for over 30 years and has appeared on several popular television shows. In the latter half, he discussed his ongoing work on the nature of time, dimensions, and the possibilities of time travel, along with stargates, magnetic anomalies, and ancient Egyptian mysteries. He detailed his Stacked Time Theory, which is the idea that all time, past, present, and future are here right now. "Each of those moments has its own frequency to it," he explained, and if we can tap into those different frequencies, "we can move up and down that stack at will." Such occurrences can play out in our everyday lives, he added. For instance, two moments can bleed into each other in what has been called a "time slip" that is sometimes mistaken for a ghost or haunting.
Precognitive dreams and premonitions demonstrate an aspect of time travel, he remarked, and they may be fostered by a change in our brainwave states while asleep. Ricksecker delved into the concept of stargates or portals and how people may travel or disappear into them and related this to the Einstein-Rosen bridge, the scientific theory that wormholes exist out in space. The symbolism of stargates is seen at temples in ancient Egypt with their massive stairways, he added. Describing what he called "Egypt's Area 51," he said it's a military installation with unfinished or remnants of pyramids that were dug out, and there are rumors that the site contains an ancient circular stargate. For more, visit Mike's YouTube channel, the Connected Universe.

In the first half, Dr. Eric Haseltine, a former Director of Research at the NSA, and Chris Gilbert, an MD with a PhD in Physiology, discussed their new study of the science of UFOs. "My belief is that we aren't looking at one phenomenon," said Haseltine. Some of the sightings may involve secret military craft, others could be hobbyists with drones, and people trying to fake things for their own purposes, he mused, and yet he acknowledged that some UAPs appear to be completely inexplicable and represent a kind of physics or technology beyond current scientific understanding. In their work on the subject, Haseltine and Gilbert asked different questions about UFO technology, such as what if the objects had little or no mass, which would then take very little force to move. The US Navy actually has a patent on something similar, a laser holographic projector that creates plasmas in the air in various shapes, he noted.
Gilbert looked at the issue through a focus on astrobiology and the intersection of medicine and UFOs. She pointed out that there are organisms that live in extreme environments and withstand such things as the vacuum of space, high radiation, and ultra-low or ultra-high temperatures, and this may be what we find with ET life forms. In fact, she continued, extraterrestrials may just consist of one cell, and could live in our body. She also cited how some people who have come into physical contact with a UFO have abnormal white patches that show up on MRIs of their brain that are similar to patients with multiple sclerosis. Haseltine talked about how certain metal compounds like bismuth, in combination with a strong magnetic field, demonstrate levitation properties and how bismuth is said to be one of the properties in allegedly recovered UFO material.
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Author, lecturer, and Fortean researcher Justin Bamforth has been investigating paranormal and high strangeness for over 20 years. In the latter half, he shared strange cases of Men in Black (MIB), doppelgangers, phantom photographers, and unexplained interactions. He believes that a degree of stress or a particular mindset can sometimes trigger the encounters that individuals report. The MIBs are sometimes described as exhibiting odd movements and robotic-sounding voice patterns. He recalled the account of Gary in the UK, who was doing physical training in a mountainous area, and saw a man moving at a very high speed yet showing no signs of exhaustion. Curiously, the man had no ears, just a completely smooth head and teardrop eyes.
Bamforth recounted the tale of Andrew in Ontario from 1993, who had set up a video camera to record a meteor shower and instead caught a UFO. The next day, on a walk, he was approached by two men in dark suits and sunglasses, who had an unusual smell about them – "like rotten eggs sprinkled with cinnamon." One of the men brought up the video recording Andrew made the previous night, and said "What you saw was nothing. I advise you to get rid of the tape, and if you don't get rid of the tape, there's going to be some serious consequences." The men had an Asian appearance, with very tiny noses and lips, and their voices sounded slightly out-of-sync with a metallic timbre. Bamforth also detailed Tammy in Texas's missing time incident and how later she had an encounter with a similar-looking man to what Andrew described, who had a voice with an eerie reverberating quality.

For several years, UFO researcher Ryan S. Wood stepped away from UFO research to focus on his work in the aerospace industry. But, as he told host George Knapp, in the first half of the show, recent revelations from whistleblower Major David Grusch inspired him to return to the work he had previously done and update his book on the MJ-12 (Majestic 12 or MAJIC) documents and other alleged UFO crashes. Wood told George that he felt "for 15 years or more, I've been beating my head against the wall, saying there's a bunch of UFO crashes, but now that we have a highly credible whistle-blower testifying before Congress, it invigorated me and made me work harder to republish my book and provide that to the public." He told George while "impossible is probably too strong a word, it's very difficult" for most researchers to penetrate the barriers of government secrecy surrounding UFO incidents.
Wood and Knapp discussed reasons for maintaining that secrecy, such as attempts to decipher the technology while keeping it out of the hands of rival nations. But Wood added, "I also think there's sort of a wild card element, in that the technology may be so advanced that it's really a call for more education in physics and chemistry, and material science," echoing conjecture from investigator's such as Jacques Vallee that alien visitation is intended to be witnessed, and to push humanity through a learning curve to a new level of advancement. Wood and Knapp also discussed the potential validity of the MJ-12 documents, and whether one of the reasons for leaking them was as part of a misinformation campaign, and whether the late Henry Kissinger might be one of the members of the MAJIC group.
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One man is largely responsible for the twin pillars of current UFO belief: that UFOs represent extraterrestrial technology, and that the government is hiding this truth from us. His name is Donald E. Keyhoe and he was a 51-year-old retired Marine Major when his own investigation of a famous 1948 flying saucer case led him to believe that the US Air Force and the CIA knew the Earth was under surveillance by beings from other worlds and were keeping it secret from the public. English author Linda Powell has chronicled Keyhoe's life in a new book and joined George in the second half to discuss how, for the next 21 years of his life, Keyhoe devoted himself, at great personal cost, to exposing the official cover-up of what he believed was an alien visitation. Powell explained Keyhoe's early interest in writing and how, despite the fact that much had been written about (and by) Major Keyhoe himself, no one had yet undertaken a biography of the man. "I decided to write the biography because I realized no one had written one before, and I wanted to know more about him," she said.
Powell was eventually able to acquire a number of Keyhoe's personal correspondences from various sources, which she used in developing her work. These included documents related to his work with NICAP (National Investigation Committee on Aerial Phenomena) and other UFO groups. But mostly, Powell said, Keyhoe was important for paving the path that later whistleblowers and researchers would follow. "I suppose we could say (he's) the father of ufology, of serious research, and to some extent set the template for where we are today," she said. His work helped take UFOs from the realm of "small clubs sitting around and discussing UFOs" and onto the national scene, she explained. "He got military men involved... (and) all that brought him to the point where he became the authority and was the first to stand up and point the finger at the Air Force and say, 'What do you know that you are not telling us?' and that's pretty much where we still are today, I suppose."
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Psychic medium Melinda Williams joined guest host Connie Willis (info) to discuss her work helping earth bound spirits cross over, and how she uses her abilities to assist families and law enforcement on missing and murder cases. Williams reflected on her training under renowned figures like Paul Smith and Lisa Williams, and how she incorporated their teachings into her unique approach. She credited Smith for encouraging her to adapt his teachings to suit her own style. Her training with Lisa Williams and others further broadened her understanding of psychic detective work, exposing her to different methodologies that she incorporates into her own approach.
Williams emphasized the importance of bringing closure to families, stating that it's the most significant aspect of her work. She recalled an incident from her childhood when she revealed a classmate's survival after a teacher announced her death, marking the beginning of her psychic experiences. Despite early resistance from her family and society, she continued to embrace her abilities, eventually delving into psychic detective work in her early twenties due to a friend's disappearance. This transition marked the start of her journey into using her psychic gifts to aid families and law enforcement.
Williams emphasized the holistic nature of her approach to psychic detective work, incorporating various tools such as dowsing, Google Maps, essential oils, oracle cards, and more to gather information and insights. She described a case where her psychic insights led to the successful rescue of a missing child. Despite facing skepticism from some law enforcement agencies, she remains dedicated to helping families and law enforcement agencies find closure in cases involving missing persons and murders, especially those involving children.
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Lindsey Brooks is cofounder of Great American Wild Horse, a social purpose organization that is striving to save wild mustangs and help create long-term solutions worldwide for threatened species. In the second half of the program, Brooks revealed the truth behind America's wild horse management. She commented on the interconnectedness of wild horses within ecosystems, and highlighted the catastrophic consequences of indiscriminate roundups by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) without considering the long-term impacts. Brooks argued that the removal of wild horses disrupts the delicate balance of ecosystems, leading to an increase in apex predator populations and triggering various cascading effects such as fires, droughts, and even bird deaths due to the absence of horse hair for nesting.
Brooks delved into the historical significance of wild horses in American heritage, tracing their roots back to the Spanish colonization. She critiqued the BLM's management strategies, which prioritize economic interests over environmental conservation, particularly in the context of green energy development. Brooks exposed the influence of powerful industries like ranching and mining in shaping government policies, ultimately leading to the exploitation and slaughter of wild horses for profit.
Brooks also reported on the inhumane treatment of wild horses during roundups, including the use of helicopters and cruel handling techniques by cowboys. She stressed the need for public awareness and advocacy to challenge these practices and hold government agencies accountable. Brooks encouraged listeners to take action, urging them to question their representatives and demand ethical and sustainable solutions to protect wild horse populations and preserve natural ecosystems.

Imagine having a Bigfoot visiting you every night for ten years. That's exactly what happened to Elaine and her son Sierra when they lived in East Texas. They joined guest host Connie Willis (info) on Friday's program to discuss how each night a Bigfoot visited them and how, after moving to Southern Colorado, the visitations stopped. They also played audio clips of purported Bigfoot sounds.
Elaine recalled their first Bigfoot encounter when Sierra was in kindergarten. They observed a creature leaping across a fence, wearing what appeared to be a blue checkered flannel shirt. This initial sighting sparked their awareness of Bigfoot activity in their area. Subsequent encounters included hearing strange screams and encountering the creature face-to-face, leading Elaine to conclude the creature lived underground near their property.
Elaine delved into the nature of Bigfoot behavior, including its apparent curiosity about humans, as evidenced by frequent visits to Elaine and Sierra's property. She reported instances of Bigfoot interacting with their belongings, such as unplugging lights and breaking light bulbs. Elaine mentioned finding Bigfoot scat regularly.
Sierra remembered instances where friends would leave his house due to the eerie sounds in the forest. He also described incidents from friends, such as a boat mysteriously turning around in a yard and a car seemingly being body-blocked by an unseen force. Sierra claimed to have seen a white Bigfoot with yellow eyes, describing a chilling encounter where the creature stared at him before lowering itself out of sight behind hay bales.
The encounters with Bigfoot occurred primarily at night. Both Elaine and Sierra maintained a sense of humor about their experiences and expressed a willingness to share their stories with others. The two have come to an acceptance and understanding of the creatures' presence in their lives, despite the unsettling nature of the encounters.

Imagine having a Bigfoot visiting you every night for ten years. That's exactly what happened to Elaine and her son Sierra when they lived in East Texas. They joined guest host Connie Willis (info) on Friday's program to discuss how each night a Bigfoot visited them and how, after moving to Southern Colorado, the visitations stopped. They also played audio clips of purported Bigfoot sounds.
Elaine recalled their first Bigfoot encounter when Sierra was in kindergarten. They observed a creature leaping across a fence, wearing what appeared to be a blue checkered flannel shirt. This initial sighting sparked their awareness of Bigfoot activity in their area. Subsequent encounters included hearing strange screams and encountering the creature face-to-face, leading Elaine to conclude the creature lived underground near their property.
Elaine delved into the nature of Bigfoot behavior, including its apparent curiosity about humans, as evidenced by frequent visits to Elaine and Sierra's property. She reported instances of Bigfoot interacting with their belongings, such as unplugging lights and breaking light bulbs. Elaine mentioned finding Bigfoot scat regularly.
Sierra remembered instances where friends would leave his house due to the eerie sounds in the forest. He also described incidents from friends, such as a boat mysteriously turning around in a yard and a car seemingly being body-blocked by an unseen force. Sierra claimed to have seen a white Bigfoot with yellow eyes, describing a chilling encounter where the creature stared at him before lowering itself out of sight behind hay bales.
The encounters with Bigfoot occurred primarily at night. Both Elaine and Sierra maintained a sense of humor about their experiences and expressed a willingness to share their stories with others. The two have come to an acceptance and understanding of the creatures' presence in their lives, despite the unsettling nature of the encounters.

Imagine having a Bigfoot visiting you every night for ten years. That's exactly what happened to Elaine and her son Sierra when they lived in East Texas. They joined guest host Connie Willis (info) on Friday's program to discuss how each night a Bigfoot visited them and how, after moving to Southern Colorado, the visitations stopped. They also played audio clips of purported Bigfoot sounds.
Elaine recalled their first Bigfoot encounter when Sierra was in kindergarten. They observed a creature leaping across a fence, wearing what appeared to be a blue checkered flannel shirt. This initial sighting sparked their awareness of Bigfoot activity in their area. Subsequent encounters included hearing strange screams and encountering the creature face-to-face, leading Elaine to conclude the creature lived underground near their property.
Elaine delved into the nature of Bigfoot behavior, including its apparent curiosity about humans, as evidenced by frequent visits to Elaine and Sierra's property. She reported instances of Bigfoot interacting with their belongings, such as unplugging lights and breaking light bulbs. Elaine mentioned finding Bigfoot scat regularly.
Sierra remembered instances where friends would leave his house due to the eerie sounds in the forest. He also described incidents from friends, such as a boat mysteriously turning around in a yard and a car seemingly being body-blocked by an unseen force. Sierra claimed to have seen a white Bigfoot with yellow eyes, describing a chilling encounter where the creature stared at him before lowering itself out of sight behind hay bales.
The encounters with Bigfoot occurred primarily at night. Both Elaine and Sierra maintained a sense of humor about their experiences and expressed a willingness to share their stories with others. The two have come to an acceptance and understanding of the creatures' presence in their lives, despite the unsettling nature of the encounters.

Imagine having a Bigfoot visiting you every night for ten years. That's exactly what happened to Elaine and her son Sierra when they lived in East Texas. They joined guest host Connie Willis (info) on Friday's program to discuss how each night a Bigfoot visited them and how, after moving to Southern Colorado, the visitations stopped. They also played audio clips of purported Bigfoot sounds.
Elaine recalled their first Bigfoot encounter when Sierra was in kindergarten. They observed a creature leaping across a fence, wearing what appeared to be a blue checkered flannel shirt. This initial sighting sparked their awareness of Bigfoot activity in their area. Subsequent encounters included hearing strange screams and encountering the creature face-to-face, leading Elaine to conclude the creature lived underground near their property.
Elaine delved into the nature of Bigfoot behavior, including its apparent curiosity about humans, as evidenced by frequent visits to Elaine and Sierra's property. She reported instances of Bigfoot interacting with their belongings, such as unplugging lights and breaking light bulbs. Elaine mentioned finding Bigfoot scat regularly.
Sierra remembered instances where friends would leave his house due to the eerie sounds in the forest. He also described incidents from friends, such as a boat mysteriously turning around in a yard and a car seemingly being body-blocked by an unseen force. Sierra claimed to have seen a white Bigfoot with yellow eyes, describing a chilling encounter where the creature stared at him before lowering itself out of sight behind hay bales.
The encounters with Bigfoot occurred primarily at night. Both Elaine and Sierra maintained a sense of humor about their experiences and expressed a willingness to share their stories with others. The two have come to an acceptance and understanding of the creatures' presence in their lives, despite the unsettling nature of the encounters.

First Half: Financial consultant Harry S. Dent, Jr. has been reporting on how we have been in the midst of an ‘everything bubble’ globally, and how it would burst eventually burst. He joined George to discuss how private sector debt is more out of control and much larger than government debt and what that means for the future. He also expressed optimism that after the debt crisis, there could be another boom led by the Millennial generation. He explained how, after quitting his major in economics, he came to understand that "people drive our economy." He said while most folks think it's about government policies, those policies take so long to change they "don't matter as much as people think." "What matters is people entering the workforce... then they earn and spend money into age 46, peak... this is as predictable as the sun coming up. And economists don't study this. They don't study people."
He explained that he has carefully "studied the consumer life cycle from cradle to grave," and noted how he used these insights to drive growth for his own small business clients who were dealing with a new spending force in the 1980s - the Baby Boomers. He explained that the size of that demographic led him to predict huge booms, and eventual busts, in business over a 25 year cycle. He also explained how Millennials "should be kicking in and starting their rise, particularly into 2037," but that we aren't seeing it because the massive debts of previous generations were never restructured. While there are still opportunities for the younger generations, he said, the country needs to do something about the debt issue - and not just the national debt, but corporate debt. "We're going to rob the Millennials of their boom, from 2024 to 2037, if we don't (do something about corporate debt). We have record levels of zombie companies who are barely alive only by... (maintaining) record levels of debt."
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Second Half: Spiritual author Rainey Highley had a deal with her mother – when she passed away, she needed to come back and speak with Rainey about what the experience was like. She talked with George about conversations she has had with her now-deceased Mom, and what she’s learned from them. During those conversations her mother has revealed details to her about death and dying, the afterlife, and the reason for human suffering, among other revelations. She said one of the most surprising things for her, initially, was that while the process of dying seemed horrible from her point of view, her mother told her it was actually “an enjoyable, pleasurable experience… that to me was so shocking.”
She said she heard her mother’s voice as clearly as if she were still in the room, shortly after returning home from the hospital, but that she wasn’t sure if anyone else would have heard it if she hadn’t been alone. After that initial contact she said she heard her mother’s voice in her head, and wrote down everything she told her for the next several hours; forming the outline of her new book. She said she still communicates with her mother, who has indicated she will stick around in a guide or guardian angel role for the family until her children and grandchildren have joined her. Among the things her mother shared with her was that the only Hell is what Hell and evil we experience here on Earth, and that when you are gone “the only thing that will matter will be the relationships that you had with other people.” She also explained that souls can choose when to be reincarnated, but told listeners they don’t necessarily get a choice in where they are going to be reincarnated, and that when they do they pass through a sort of veil that wipes their memory.

First Half: Financial consultant Harry S. Dent, Jr. has been reporting on how we have been in the midst of an ‘everything bubble’ globally, and how it would burst eventually burst. He joined George to discuss how private sector debt is more out of control and much larger than government debt and what that means for the future. He also expressed optimism that after the debt crisis, there could be another boom led by the Millennial generation. He explained how, after quitting his major in economics, he came to understand that "people drive our economy." He said while most folks think it's about government policies, those policies take so long to change they "don't matter as much as people think." "What matters is people entering the workforce... then they earn and spend money into age 46, peak... this is as predictable as the sun coming up. And economists don't study this. They don't study people."
He explained that he has carefully "studied the consumer life cycle from cradle to grave," and noted how he used these insights to drive growth for his own small business clients who were dealing with a new spending force in the 1980s - the Baby Boomers. He explained that the size of that demographic led him to predict huge booms, and eventual busts, in business over a 25 year cycle. He also explained how Millennials "should be kicking in and starting their rise, particularly into 2037," but that we aren't seeing it because the massive debts of previous generations were never restructured. While there are still opportunities for the younger generations, he said, the country needs to do something about the debt issue - and not just the national debt, but corporate debt. "We're going to rob the Millennials of their boom, from 2024 to 2037, if we don't (do something about corporate debt). We have record levels of zombie companies who are barely alive only by... (maintaining) record levels of debt."
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Second Half: Spiritual author Rainey Highley had a deal with her mother – when she passed away, she needed to come back and speak with Rainey about what the experience was like. She talked with George about conversations she has had with her now-deceased Mom, and what she’s learned from them. During those conversations her mother has revealed details to her about death and dying, the afterlife, and the reason for human suffering, among other revelations. She said one of the most surprising things for her, initially, was that while the process of dying seemed horrible from her point of view, her mother told her it was actually “an enjoyable, pleasurable experience… that to me was so shocking.”
She said she heard her mother’s voice as clearly as if she were still in the room, shortly after returning home from the hospital, but that she wasn’t sure if anyone else would have heard it if she hadn’t been alone. After that initial contact she said she heard her mother’s voice in her head, and wrote down everything she told her for the next several hours; forming the outline of her new book. She said she still communicates with her mother, who has indicated she will stick around in a guide or guardian angel role for the family until her children and grandchildren have joined her. Among the things her mother shared with her was that the only Hell is what Hell and evil we experience here on Earth, and that when you are gone “the only thing that will matter will be the relationships that you had with other people.” She also explained that souls can choose when to be reincarnated, but told listeners they don’t necessarily get a choice in where they are going to be reincarnated, and that when they do they pass through a sort of veil that wipes their memory.

First Half: Financial consultant Harry S. Dent, Jr. has been reporting on how we have been in the midst of an ‘everything bubble’ globally, and how it would burst eventually burst. He joined George to discuss how private sector debt is more out of control and much larger than government debt and what that means for the future. He also expressed optimism that after the debt crisis, there could be another boom led by the Millennial generation. He explained how, after quitting his major in economics, he came to understand that "people drive our economy." He said while most folks think it's about government policies, those policies take so long to change they "don't matter as much as people think." "What matters is people entering the workforce... then they earn and spend money into age 46, peak... this is as predictable as the sun coming up. And economists don't study this. They don't study people."
He explained that he has carefully "studied the consumer life cycle from cradle to grave," and noted how he used these insights to drive growth for his own small business clients who were dealing with a new spending force in the 1980s - the Baby Boomers. He explained that the size of that demographic led him to predict huge booms, and eventual busts, in business over a 25 year cycle. He also explained how Millennials "should be kicking in and starting their rise, particularly into 2037," but that we aren't seeing it because the massive debts of previous generations were never restructured. While there are still opportunities for the younger generations, he said, the country needs to do something about the debt issue - and not just the national debt, but corporate debt. "We're going to rob the Millennials of their boom, from 2024 to 2037, if we don't (do something about corporate debt). We have record levels of zombie companies who are barely alive only by... (maintaining) record levels of debt."
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Second Half: Spiritual author Rainey Highley had a deal with her mother – when she passed away, she needed to come back and speak with Rainey about what the experience was like. She talked with George about conversations she has had with her now-deceased Mom, and what she’s learned from them. During those conversations her mother has revealed details to her about death and dying, the afterlife, and the reason for human suffering, among other revelations. She said one of the most surprising things for her, initially, was that while the process of dying seemed horrible from her point of view, her mother told her it was actually “an enjoyable, pleasurable experience… that to me was so shocking.”
She said she heard her mother’s voice as clearly as if she were still in the room, shortly after returning home from the hospital, but that she wasn’t sure if anyone else would have heard it if she hadn’t been alone. After that initial contact she said she heard her mother’s voice in her head, and wrote down everything she told her for the next several hours; forming the outline of her new book. She said she still communicates with her mother, who has indicated she will stick around in a guide or guardian angel role for the family until her children and grandchildren have joined her. Among the things her mother shared with her was that the only Hell is what Hell and evil we experience here on Earth, and that when you are gone “the only thing that will matter will be the relationships that you had with other people.” She also explained that souls can choose when to be reincarnated, but told listeners they don’t necessarily get a choice in where they are going to be reincarnated, and that when they do they pass through a sort of veil that wipes their memory.

First Half: Financial consultant Harry S. Dent, Jr. has been reporting on how we have been in the midst of an ‘everything bubble’ globally, and how it would burst eventually burst. He joined George to discuss how private sector debt is more out of control and much larger than government debt and what that means for the future. He also expressed optimism that after the debt crisis, there could be another boom led by the Millennial generation. He explained how, after quitting his major in economics, he came to understand that "people drive our economy." He said while most folks think it's about government policies, those policies take so long to change they "don't matter as much as people think." "What matters is people entering the workforce... then they earn and spend money into age 46, peak... this is as predictable as the sun coming up. And economists don't study this. They don't study people."
He explained that he has carefully "studied the consumer life cycle from cradle to grave," and noted how he used these insights to drive growth for his own small business clients who were dealing with a new spending force in the 1980s - the Baby Boomers. He explained that the size of that demographic led him to predict huge booms, and eventual busts, in business over a 25 year cycle. He also explained how Millennials "should be kicking in and starting their rise, particularly into 2037," but that we aren't seeing it because the massive debts of previous generations were never restructured. While there are still opportunities for the younger generations, he said, the country needs to do something about the debt issue - and not just the national debt, but corporate debt. "We're going to rob the Millennials of their boom, from 2024 to 2037, if we don't (do something about corporate debt). We have record levels of zombie companies who are barely alive only by... (maintaining) record levels of debt."
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Second Half: Spiritual author Rainey Highley had a deal with her mother – when she passed away, she needed to come back and speak with Rainey about what the experience was like. She talked with George about conversations she has had with her now-deceased Mom, and what she’s learned from them. During those conversations her mother has revealed details to her about death and dying, the afterlife, and the reason for human suffering, among other revelations. She said one of the most surprising things for her, initially, was that while the process of dying seemed horrible from her point of view, her mother told her it was actually “an enjoyable, pleasurable experience… that to me was so shocking.”
She said she heard her mother’s voice as clearly as if she were still in the room, shortly after returning home from the hospital, but that she wasn’t sure if anyone else would have heard it if she hadn’t been alone. After that initial contact she said she heard her mother’s voice in her head, and wrote down everything she told her for the next several hours; forming the outline of her new book. She said she still communicates with her mother, who has indicated she will stick around in a guide or guardian angel role for the family until her children and grandchildren have joined her. Among the things her mother shared with her was that the only Hell is what Hell and evil we experience here on Earth, and that when you are gone “the only thing that will matter will be the relationships that you had with other people.” She also explained that souls can choose when to be reincarnated, but told listeners they don’t necessarily get a choice in where they are going to be reincarnated, and that when they do they pass through a sort of veil that wipes their memory.

In the first half, clinical psychologist and author Joseph Gallenberger discussed his research into psychokinesis (PK), remote viewing (RV), intuition, and the power of luck. He described remote viewing as getting desired or relevant information independent of time and location. PK by contrast is applying your intention through non-physical energy, and includes affecting dice and slot machines, metal bending, energy healing, and remote influencing. So PK is a little more active, and RV is more of an intuitional type of sense, he continued. The two skills can play off each other, he added, and if you get good at one, the other may develop simultaneously.
Regarding heightening one's luck in a casino, RV or intuition takes the lead of deciding which slot speaks to you, and the exact nanosecond to pull. PK takes the lead in visualizing a distinct hand at a specific time and sending energy to create the desired result, he explained. In one PK experiment they conducted at a Las Vegas casino, they attempted to roll dice to try to get a pair without getting a seven (seven should come up once in every six rolls by chance). "We had a lady roll 48 times in a row with no seven," he marveled. Gallenberger said he has developed a "liquid luck" meditation to help people manifest good fortune by fostering an attitude of gratitude, abundance, and compassion.
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Author and ufologist Glenn Steckling is the director of the sixty-year + George Adamski Foundation, one of the oldest enduring UFO organizations. In the latter half, he shared his findings in his longstanding UFO research and pointed out some of what he believes is misinformation and disinformation in the field. Adamski, he noted, was well known in the 1950s contactee movement, and shot numerous clear photos of UFOs (view related images). Steckling's parents worked with Adamski, and also had their own sightings and encounters. Glenn said his current mission is to educate the public regarding "accurate" UFO historical information and documentation as opposed to substituting with "science fiction, wishful thinking, or vivid imagination."
He believes that many people have adopted notions from Hollywood films such as aliens are evil, or fantastical sci-fi ideas that ETs come from other dimensions, which he has concluded is not borne out by the evidence. Steckling noted that the term 'flying saucer' did not actually originate with the Kenneth Arnold UFO sighting of 1947 but was first used to describe a craft seen in 1878 in Denison, TX. Regarding the alleged 1954 meeting of Eisenhower with an ET contingent – it was not a deal to trade human DNA and bodies for their technology, but rather the ETs offered a limited amount of technology in return for an agreement that we would suspend our nuclear testing program, but Eisenhower turned them down, Steckling recounted. Speaking of their spaceship technology, he said they can travel at extremely high speeds, sometimes so fast we can no longer see them. Some of their ships are enormous-- up to 30 miles long, he revealed, but they travel with an extended field around them that can be 5-10 times the size of their ship, which protects them from any debris or meteorites.

In the first half, clinical psychologist and author Joseph Gallenberger discussed his research into psychokinesis (PK), remote viewing (RV), intuition, and the power of luck. He described remote viewing as getting desired or relevant information independent of time and location. PK by contrast is applying your intention through non-physical energy, and includes affecting dice and slot machines, metal bending, energy healing, and remote influencing. So PK is a little more active, and RV is more of an intuitional type of sense, he continued. The two skills can play off each other, he added, and if you get good at one, the other may develop simultaneously.
Regarding heightening one's luck in a casino, RV or intuition takes the lead of deciding which slot speaks to you, and the exact nanosecond to pull. PK takes the lead in visualizing a distinct hand at a specific time and sending energy to create the desired result, he explained. In one PK experiment they conducted at a Las Vegas casino, they attempted to roll dice to try to get a pair without getting a seven (seven should come up once in every six rolls by chance). "We had a lady roll 48 times in a row with no seven," he marveled. Gallenberger said he has developed a "liquid luck" meditation to help people manifest good fortune by fostering an attitude of gratitude, abundance, and compassion.
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Author and ufologist Glenn Steckling is the director of the sixty-year + George Adamski Foundation, one of the oldest enduring UFO organizations. In the latter half, he shared his findings in his longstanding UFO research and pointed out some of what he believes is misinformation and disinformation in the field. Adamski, he noted, was well known in the 1950s contactee movement, and shot numerous clear photos of UFOs (view related images). Steckling's parents worked with Adamski, and also had their own sightings and encounters. Glenn said his current mission is to educate the public regarding "accurate" UFO historical information and documentation as opposed to substituting with "science fiction, wishful thinking, or vivid imagination."
He believes that many people have adopted notions from Hollywood films such as aliens are evil, or fantastical sci-fi ideas that ETs come from other dimensions, which he has concluded is not borne out by the evidence. Steckling noted that the term 'flying saucer' did not actually originate with the Kenneth Arnold UFO sighting of 1947 but was first used to describe a craft seen in 1878 in Denison, TX. Regarding the alleged 1954 meeting of Eisenhower with an ET contingent – it was not a deal to trade human DNA and bodies for their technology, but rather the ETs offered a limited amount of technology in return for an agreement that we would suspend our nuclear testing program, but Eisenhower turned them down, Steckling recounted. Speaking of their spaceship technology, he said they can travel at extremely high speeds, sometimes so fast we can no longer see them. Some of their ships are enormous-- up to 30 miles long, he revealed, but they travel with an extended field around them that can be 5-10 times the size of their ship, which protects them from any debris or meteorites.

In the first half, clinical psychologist and author Joseph Gallenberger discussed his research into psychokinesis (PK), remote viewing (RV), intuition, and the power of luck. He described remote viewing as getting desired or relevant information independent of time and location. PK by contrast is applying your intention through non-physical energy, and includes affecting dice and slot machines, metal bending, energy healing, and remote influencing. So PK is a little more active, and RV is more of an intuitional type of sense, he continued. The two skills can play off each other, he added, and if you get good at one, the other may develop simultaneously.
Regarding heightening one's luck in a casino, RV or intuition takes the lead of deciding which slot speaks to you, and the exact nanosecond to pull. PK takes the lead in visualizing a distinct hand at a specific time and sending energy to create the desired result, he explained. In one PK experiment they conducted at a Las Vegas casino, they attempted to roll dice to try to get a pair without getting a seven (seven should come up once in every six rolls by chance). "We had a lady roll 48 times in a row with no seven," he marveled. Gallenberger said he has developed a "liquid luck" meditation to help people manifest good fortune by fostering an attitude of gratitude, abundance, and compassion.
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Author and ufologist Glenn Steckling is the director of the sixty-year + George Adamski Foundation, one of the oldest enduring UFO organizations. In the latter half, he shared his findings in his longstanding UFO research and pointed out some of what he believes is misinformation and disinformation in the field. Adamski, he noted, was well known in the 1950s contactee movement, and shot numerous clear photos of UFOs (view related images). Steckling's parents worked with Adamski, and also had their own sightings and encounters. Glenn said his current mission is to educate the public regarding "accurate" UFO historical information and documentation as opposed to substituting with "science fiction, wishful thinking, or vivid imagination."
He believes that many people have adopted notions from Hollywood films such as aliens are evil, or fantastical sci-fi ideas that ETs come from other dimensions, which he has concluded is not borne out by the evidence. Steckling noted that the term 'flying saucer' did not actually originate with the Kenneth Arnold UFO sighting of 1947 but was first used to describe a craft seen in 1878 in Denison, TX. Regarding the alleged 1954 meeting of Eisenhower with an ET contingent – it was not a deal to trade human DNA and bodies for their technology, but rather the ETs offered a limited amount of technology in return for an agreement that we would suspend our nuclear testing program, but Eisenhower turned them down, Steckling recounted. Speaking of their spaceship technology, he said they can travel at extremely high speeds, sometimes so fast we can no longer see them. Some of their ships are enormous-- up to 30 miles long, he revealed, but they travel with an extended field around them that can be 5-10 times the size of their ship, which protects them from any debris or meteorites.

In the first half, Dr. Joel Wallach addressed the human body's ability to achieve healing via natural remedies that aid in the recovery from chronic conditions. He suggested that low cholesterol can be worse than high cholesterol because it can lead to the loss of myelin (the brain's white matter), which is essential for brain and spinal cord function. A number of disorders like Alzheimer's involve issues with myelin, and these problems can be decreased or eliminated by avoiding bad foods (such as gluten, sugar, fried foods, and processed meats) and taking essential nutrients, he claimed. Doc Wallach also cautioned against consuming carbonated beverages and advised popping open the can or bottle, leaving it overnight, and drinking it flat in the morning.
Regarding a listener's question about skin tags, he said they can be treated by spraying them with colloidal silver 2-3 times a day, as this condition is sometimes related to viruses. He believes tinnitus or a ringing in the ears is due to osteoporosis in the skull squeezing the cranial nerves, and supplements that support cartilage and joint function like glucosamine can be helpful. Wallach also commented on the issue of obesity, saying he thinks the underlying cause is nutritional deficiencies, "and their bodies are telling them to eat more, looking for that nutrient."
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In the latter half, author, actor, and spiritual seeker Phill Webster talked about his exploratory journey, and learning to "demystify the mystical" on his way to becoming a medium. In recent years, he has explored such paths as meditation, shamanism, ancient Celtic traditions, tarot cards, witchcraft, and the Ouija board. One thing he's learned is that we can benefit from an "inner knowing." Specifically, we don't have to get caught up in the daily drama of our thoughts; rather, we can just observe them. And when we tune in to that, the more trivial things seem to fall away, he added.
Webster said he was intrigued by the medium Claire Broad's story of an early psychic experience in a cemetery near his childhood home in London, and this led him to attend one of her workshops. This eventually started him on his quest to become a medium himself. While some are hesitant about using it, the Ouija board can be a great tool in developing mediumship, as long as you use it with the right intention, he noted. Webster believes that we are all part of a collective soul but incarnate here to have an individual experience. Regarding spirit guides, he has concluded that they are around us all the time and can serve as a bridge between a medium and the departed.
During the last half-hour, George shared his rendition of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart."

In the first half, Dr. Joel Wallach addressed the human body's ability to achieve healing via natural remedies that aid in the recovery from chronic conditions. He suggested that low cholesterol can be worse than high cholesterol because it can lead to the loss of myelin (the brain's white matter), which is essential for brain and spinal cord function. A number of disorders like Alzheimer's involve issues with myelin, and these problems can be decreased or eliminated by avoiding bad foods (such as gluten, sugar, fried foods, and processed meats) and taking essential nutrients, he claimed. Doc Wallach also cautioned against consuming carbonated beverages and advised popping open the can or bottle, leaving it overnight, and drinking it flat in the morning.
Regarding a listener's question about skin tags, he said they can be treated by spraying them with colloidal silver 2-3 times a day, as this condition is sometimes related to viruses. He believes tinnitus or a ringing in the ears is due to osteoporosis in the skull squeezing the cranial nerves, and supplements that support cartilage and joint function like glucosamine can be helpful. Wallach also commented on the issue of obesity, saying he thinks the underlying cause is nutritional deficiencies, "and their bodies are telling them to eat more, looking for that nutrient."
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In the latter half, author, actor, and spiritual seeker Phill Webster talked about his exploratory journey, and learning to "demystify the mystical" on his way to becoming a medium. In recent years, he has explored such paths as meditation, shamanism, ancient Celtic traditions, tarot cards, witchcraft, and the Ouija board. One thing he's learned is that we can benefit from an "inner knowing." Specifically, we don't have to get caught up in the daily drama of our thoughts; rather, we can just observe them. And when we tune in to that, the more trivial things seem to fall away, he added.
Webster said he was intrigued by the medium Claire Broad's story of an early psychic experience in a cemetery near his childhood home in London, and this led him to attend one of her workshops. This eventually started him on his quest to become a medium himself. While some are hesitant about using it, the Ouija board can be a great tool in developing mediumship, as long as you use it with the right intention, he noted. Webster believes that we are all part of a collective soul but incarnate here to have an individual experience. Regarding spirit guides, he has concluded that they are around us all the time and can serve as a bridge between a medium and the departed.
During the last half-hour, George shared his rendition of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart."

In the first half, Dr. Joel Wallach addressed the human body's ability to achieve healing via natural remedies that aid in the recovery from chronic conditions. He suggested that low cholesterol can be worse than high cholesterol because it can lead to the loss of myelin (the brain's white matter), which is essential for brain and spinal cord function. A number of disorders like Alzheimer's involve issues with myelin, and these problems can be decreased or eliminated by avoiding bad foods (such as gluten, sugar, fried foods, and processed meats) and taking essential nutrients, he claimed. Doc Wallach also cautioned against consuming carbonated beverages and advised popping open the can or bottle, leaving it overnight, and drinking it flat in the morning.
Regarding a listener's question about skin tags, he said they can be treated by spraying them with colloidal silver 2-3 times a day, as this condition is sometimes related to viruses. He believes tinnitus or a ringing in the ears is due to osteoporosis in the skull squeezing the cranial nerves, and supplements that support cartilage and joint function like glucosamine can be helpful. Wallach also commented on the issue of obesity, saying he thinks the underlying cause is nutritional deficiencies, "and their bodies are telling them to eat more, looking for that nutrient."
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In the latter half, author, actor, and spiritual seeker Phill Webster talked about his exploratory journey, and learning to "demystify the mystical" on his way to becoming a medium. In recent years, he has explored such paths as meditation, shamanism, ancient Celtic traditions, tarot cards, witchcraft, and the Ouija board. One thing he's learned is that we can benefit from an "inner knowing." Specifically, we don't have to get caught up in the daily drama of our thoughts; rather, we can just observe them. And when we tune in to that, the more trivial things seem to fall away, he added.
Webster said he was intrigued by the medium Claire Broad's story of an early psychic experience in a cemetery near his childhood home in London, and this led him to attend one of her workshops. This eventually started him on his quest to become a medium himself. While some are hesitant about using it, the Ouija board can be a great tool in developing mediumship, as long as you use it with the right intention, he noted. Webster believes that we are all part of a collective soul but incarnate here to have an individual experience. Regarding spirit guides, he has concluded that they are around us all the time and can serve as a bridge between a medium and the departed.
During the last half-hour, George shared his rendition of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart."

In the first half, Dr. Joel Wallach addressed the human body's ability to achieve healing via natural remedies that aid in the recovery from chronic conditions. He suggested that low cholesterol can be worse than high cholesterol because it can lead to the loss of myelin (the brain's white matter), which is essential for brain and spinal cord function. A number of disorders like Alzheimer's involve issues with myelin, and these problems can be decreased or eliminated by avoiding bad foods (such as gluten, sugar, fried foods, and processed meats) and taking essential nutrients, he claimed. Doc Wallach also cautioned against consuming carbonated beverages and advised popping open the can or bottle, leaving it overnight, and drinking it flat in the morning.
Regarding a listener's question about skin tags, he said they can be treated by spraying them with colloidal silver 2-3 times a day, as this condition is sometimes related to viruses. He believes tinnitus or a ringing in the ears is due to osteoporosis in the skull squeezing the cranial nerves, and supplements that support cartilage and joint function like glucosamine can be helpful. Wallach also commented on the issue of obesity, saying he thinks the underlying cause is nutritional deficiencies, "and their bodies are telling them to eat more, looking for that nutrient."
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In the latter half, author, actor, and spiritual seeker Phill Webster talked about his exploratory journey, and learning to "demystify the mystical" on his way to becoming a medium. In recent years, he has explored such paths as meditation, shamanism, ancient Celtic traditions, tarot cards, witchcraft, and the Ouija board. One thing he's learned is that we can benefit from an "inner knowing." Specifically, we don't have to get caught up in the daily drama of our thoughts; rather, we can just observe them. And when we tune in to that, the more trivial things seem to fall away, he added.
Webster said he was intrigued by the medium Claire Broad's story of an early psychic experience in a cemetery near his childhood home in London, and this led him to attend one of her workshops. This eventually started him on his quest to become a medium himself. While some are hesitant about using it, the Ouija board can be a great tool in developing mediumship, as long as you use it with the right intention, he noted. Webster believes that we are all part of a collective soul but incarnate here to have an individual experience. Regarding spirit guides, he has concluded that they are around us all the time and can serve as a bridge between a medium and the departed.
During the last half-hour, George shared his rendition of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart."

For over 30 years, Howard Martin has been passionate about advancing human potential and performance. In the first half, he discussed his ongoing research with the HeartMath Institute linking heart function with health, emotional well-being, and intelligence functions, as well as recent discoveries about energetic connections between people worldwide. His organization uses tools, techniques, and technology to help people enter a higher state of coherence, aligning their heart, brain, and body. The heart actually has a complex nervous system, Martin pointed out, and in many ways could be thought of as having a mind of its own-- a unique intelligence within us that the ancients recognized and has now been proven scientifically.
Martin's HeartMath team recently conducted a study with over 100 people from countries worldwide wearing a monitor that measured their heart rhythms for 15 days. "What we noticed was when there was solar activity which was impacting the geomagnetic field of the Earth...everyone was having a similar reading," he reported. That suggests to Martin that we have an energetic connection with the Earth itself, and this opens the door for new levels of cooperation among humankind. He also announced the availability of HeartMath's new app, which utilizes a phone's camera to accurately pick up changes in your heart rhythm. It displays those scores and can guide people through practices to reduce stress and increase their coherence, he enthused.
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An expert in Feng Shui and Chinese astrology, Janine Lowe has always been intuitive. In the latter half, she revealed how to use Chinese astrology to help you find a compatible partner and determine which animal you are in the Chinese zodiac. The 12 different animals are based on the year you were born, she explained, and have different personality types. For instance, those with the Ox sign are friendly, hardworking, and shy. Monkeys prioritize others' needs over their own, while goats see both sides of a situation and make good negotiators. Roosters value luxury and justice, while dogs are loyal and stoic, and dragons can be rebellious, she stated.
Lowe noted that some of the signs are natural matches for each other, while others will struggle to get along. For example, the rabbit and pig are a great match as both are considerate and caring. In addition to the birth year, she further analyzes a person's astrology based on the day, month, and hour they were born, which also correlates with the 12 animals. She also touched on her work with Feng Shui, and how she helps people make changes in their home's design, such as adding a water feature to free up or unblock energy. During the last hour, she provided readings to callers based on their birth dates.

For over 30 years, Howard Martin has been passionate about advancing human potential and performance. In the first half, he discussed his ongoing research with the HeartMath Institute linking heart function with health, emotional well-being, and intelligence functions, as well as recent discoveries about energetic connections between people worldwide. His organization uses tools, techniques, and technology to help people enter a higher state of coherence, aligning their heart, brain, and body. The heart actually has a complex nervous system, Martin pointed out, and in many ways could be thought of as having a mind of its own-- a unique intelligence within us that the ancients recognized and has now been proven scientifically.
Martin's HeartMath team recently conducted a study with over 100 people from countries worldwide wearing a monitor that measured their heart rhythms for 15 days. "What we noticed was when there was solar activity which was impacting the geomagnetic field of the Earth...everyone was having a similar reading," he reported. That suggests to Martin that we have an energetic connection with the Earth itself, and this opens the door for new levels of cooperation among humankind. He also announced the availability of HeartMath's new app, which utilizes a phone's camera to accurately pick up changes in your heart rhythm. It displays those scores and can guide people through practices to reduce stress and increase their coherence, he enthused.
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An expert in Feng Shui and Chinese astrology, Janine Lowe has always been intuitive. In the latter half, she revealed how to use Chinese astrology to help you find a compatible partner and determine which animal you are in the Chinese zodiac. The 12 different animals are based on the year you were born, she explained, and have different personality types. For instance, those with the Ox sign are friendly, hardworking, and shy. Monkeys prioritize others' needs over their own, while goats see both sides of a situation and make good negotiators. Roosters value luxury and justice, while dogs are loyal and stoic, and dragons can be rebellious, she stated.
Lowe noted that some of the signs are natural matches for each other, while others will struggle to get along. For example, the rabbit and pig are a great match as both are considerate and caring. In addition to the birth year, she further analyzes a person's astrology based on the day, month, and hour they were born, which also correlates with the 12 animals. She also touched on her work with Feng Shui, and how she helps people make changes in their home's design, such as adding a water feature to free up or unblock energy. During the last hour, she provided readings to callers based on their birth dates.

For over 30 years, Howard Martin has been passionate about advancing human potential and performance. In the first half, he discussed his ongoing research with the HeartMath Institute linking heart function with health, emotional well-being, and intelligence functions, as well as recent discoveries about energetic connections between people worldwide. His organization uses tools, techniques, and technology to help people enter a higher state of coherence, aligning their heart, brain, and body. The heart actually has a complex nervous system, Martin pointed out, and in many ways could be thought of as having a mind of its own-- a unique intelligence within us that the ancients recognized and has now been proven scientifically.
Martin's HeartMath team recently conducted a study with over 100 people from countries worldwide wearing a monitor that measured their heart rhythms for 15 days. "What we noticed was when there was solar activity which was impacting the geomagnetic field of the Earth...everyone was having a similar reading," he reported. That suggests to Martin that we have an energetic connection with the Earth itself, and this opens the door for new levels of cooperation among humankind. He also announced the availability of HeartMath's new app, which utilizes a phone's camera to accurately pick up changes in your heart rhythm. It displays those scores and can guide people through practices to reduce stress and increase their coherence, he enthused.
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An expert in Feng Shui and Chinese astrology, Janine Lowe has always been intuitive. In the latter half, she revealed how to use Chinese astrology to help you find a compatible partner and determine which animal you are in the Chinese zodiac. The 12 different animals are based on the year you were born, she explained, and have different personality types. For instance, those with the Ox sign are friendly, hardworking, and shy. Monkeys prioritize others' needs over their own, while goats see both sides of a situation and make good negotiators. Roosters value luxury and justice, while dogs are loyal and stoic, and dragons can be rebellious, she stated.
Lowe noted that some of the signs are natural matches for each other, while others will struggle to get along. For example, the rabbit and pig are a great match as both are considerate and caring. In addition to the birth year, she further analyzes a person's astrology based on the day, month, and hour they were born, which also correlates with the 12 animals. She also touched on her work with Feng Shui, and how she helps people make changes in their home's design, such as adding a water feature to free up or unblock energy. During the last hour, she provided readings to callers based on their birth dates.

For over 30 years, Howard Martin has been passionate about advancing human potential and performance. In the first half, he discussed his ongoing research with the HeartMath Institute linking heart function with health, emotional well-being, and intelligence functions, as well as recent discoveries about energetic connections between people worldwide. His organization uses tools, techniques, and technology to help people enter a higher state of coherence, aligning their heart, brain, and body. The heart actually has a complex nervous system, Martin pointed out, and in many ways could be thought of as having a mind of its own-- a unique intelligence within us that the ancients recognized and has now been proven scientifically.
Martin's HeartMath team recently conducted a study with over 100 people from countries worldwide wearing a monitor that measured their heart rhythms for 15 days. "What we noticed was when there was solar activity which was impacting the geomagnetic field of the Earth...everyone was having a similar reading," he reported. That suggests to Martin that we have an energetic connection with the Earth itself, and this opens the door for new levels of cooperation among humankind. He also announced the availability of HeartMath's new app, which utilizes a phone's camera to accurately pick up changes in your heart rhythm. It displays those scores and can guide people through practices to reduce stress and increase their coherence, he enthused.
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An expert in Feng Shui and Chinese astrology, Janine Lowe has always been intuitive. In the latter half, she revealed how to use Chinese astrology to help you find a compatible partner and determine which animal you are in the Chinese zodiac. The 12 different animals are based on the year you were born, she explained, and have different personality types. For instance, those with the Ox sign are friendly, hardworking, and shy. Monkeys prioritize others' needs over their own, while goats see both sides of a situation and make good negotiators. Roosters value luxury and justice, while dogs are loyal and stoic, and dragons can be rebellious, she stated.
Lowe noted that some of the signs are natural matches for each other, while others will struggle to get along. For example, the rabbit and pig are a great match as both are considerate and caring. In addition to the birth year, she further analyzes a person's astrology based on the day, month, and hour they were born, which also correlates with the 12 animals. She also touched on her work with Feng Shui, and how she helps people make changes in their home's design, such as adding a water feature to free up or unblock energy. During the last hour, she provided readings to callers based on their birth dates.

Mark Anthony, the 'Psychic Lawyer,' is a medium who specializes in communication with spirits. In the first half, he discussed the history of the belief in reincarnation, which religious traditions have accepted or rejected, and stories of past life regression and recall. He finds evidence for reincarnation in the testimonies of people who have come back from near-death experiences, as well as in his psychic readings in which spirits have frequently asserted the reality of past lives. Anthony referred to the idea of an "electromagnetic soul" as a coherent quantum field that doesn't dissipate upon physical death but is transferred from one form to another. He talked about how many religions from India have embraced reincarnation and that the Dalai Lama has said reincarnation isn't just a Hindu or Buddhist concept but rather part of the history of human origin.
The early Christian religion kept references to reincarnation out of the Bible, he noted, though certain passages like the Transfiguration have a definite mystical quality to them. Currently, 51% of the world's population believes in reincarnation, including 33% of Americans, he cited. Anthony delved into ways to recall past lives, which include PLR (Past Life Regression) therapy, and how young children spontaneously recall specific details of an earlier life, such as in the James Leininger case, where he had vivid memories of being a WWII pilot. "Some people have very clear memories of prior lives," he commented, and "some have a sense of deja vu...phobias with no apparent cause," as well as natural talents like Mozart, who was composing songs at just four years old. During the second hour, Anthony gave readings for callers.
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Joanne DiMaggio has been actively involved with Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) since 1987. From 1964 to 1972, she was the president of a Beatles Fan Club. In the latter half, she talked about her experiences at the Fan Club, the influence of the Beatles music, and how the band may have planted a seed leading her and many others to pursue deeper beliefs. The Beatles opened us to new ideas, she said, sometimes subliminally in their lyrics. "I had no idea when I had the Beatles club that so much was being actually said about their spiritual beliefs" in their music until she reflected on it years later.
She recalled the Beatles' pilgrimage to India and how many fans, including herself, didn't understand it at the time. George Harrison had a particular affinity for the country and felt he lived there in a previous lifetime, she said. After the trip, the Beatles started practicing transcendental meditation, and their music began changing. That's when "the depth of that profound spiritual evolution that they were going through was revealed," DiMaggio continued. She said their music inspired her to question some of the beliefs of her Catholic upbringing and re-ignited her interest in metaphysical books that she'd had as an adolescent. Their music also allowed her to enter a kind of altered state without drugs. "It just set me to a whole different level of understanding of how the universe operated," she mused.

Mark Anthony, the 'Psychic Lawyer,' is a medium who specializes in communication with spirits. In the first half, he discussed the history of the belief in reincarnation, which religious traditions have accepted or rejected, and stories of past life regression and recall. He finds evidence for reincarnation in the testimonies of people who have come back from near-death experiences, as well as in his psychic readings in which spirits have frequently asserted the reality of past lives. Anthony referred to the idea of an "electromagnetic soul" as a coherent quantum field that doesn't dissipate upon physical death but is transferred from one form to another. He talked about how many religions from India have embraced reincarnation and that the Dalai Lama has said reincarnation isn't just a Hindu or Buddhist concept but rather part of the history of human origin.
The early Christian religion kept references to reincarnation out of the Bible, he noted, though certain passages like the Transfiguration have a definite mystical quality to them. Currently, 51% of the world's population believes in reincarnation, including 33% of Americans, he cited. Anthony delved into ways to recall past lives, which include PLR (Past Life Regression) therapy, and how young children spontaneously recall specific details of an earlier life, such as in the James Leininger case, where he had vivid memories of being a WWII pilot. "Some people have very clear memories of prior lives," he commented, and "some have a sense of deja vu...phobias with no apparent cause," as well as natural talents like Mozart, who was composing songs at just four years old. During the second hour, Anthony gave readings for callers.
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Joanne DiMaggio has been actively involved with Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) since 1987. From 1964 to 1972, she was the president of a Beatles Fan Club. In the latter half, she talked about her experiences at the Fan Club, the influence of the Beatles music, and how the band may have planted a seed leading her and many others to pursue deeper beliefs. The Beatles opened us to new ideas, she said, sometimes subliminally in their lyrics. "I had no idea when I had the Beatles club that so much was being actually said about their spiritual beliefs" in their music until she reflected on it years later.
She recalled the Beatles' pilgrimage to India and how many fans, including herself, didn't understand it at the time. George Harrison had a particular affinity for the country and felt he lived there in a previous lifetime, she said. After the trip, the Beatles started practicing transcendental meditation, and their music began changing. That's when "the depth of that profound spiritual evolution that they were going through was revealed," DiMaggio continued. She said their music inspired her to question some of the beliefs of her Catholic upbringing and re-ignited her interest in metaphysical books that she'd had as an adolescent. Their music also allowed her to enter a kind of altered state without drugs. "It just set me to a whole different level of understanding of how the universe operated," she mused.

Mark Anthony, the 'Psychic Lawyer,' is a medium who specializes in communication with spirits. In the first half, he discussed the history of the belief in reincarnation, which religious traditions have accepted or rejected, and stories of past life regression and recall. He finds evidence for reincarnation in the testimonies of people who have come back from near-death experiences, as well as in his psychic readings in which spirits have frequently asserted the reality of past lives. Anthony referred to the idea of an "electromagnetic soul" as a coherent quantum field that doesn't dissipate upon physical death but is transferred from one form to another. He talked about how many religions from India have embraced reincarnation and that the Dalai Lama has said reincarnation isn't just a Hindu or Buddhist concept but rather part of the history of human origin.
The early Christian religion kept references to reincarnation out of the Bible, he noted, though certain passages like the Transfiguration have a definite mystical quality to them. Currently, 51% of the world's population believes in reincarnation, including 33% of Americans, he cited. Anthony delved into ways to recall past lives, which include PLR (Past Life Regression) therapy, and how young children spontaneously recall specific details of an earlier life, such as in the James Leininger case, where he had vivid memories of being a WWII pilot. "Some people have very clear memories of prior lives," he commented, and "some have a sense of deja vu...phobias with no apparent cause," as well as natural talents like Mozart, who was composing songs at just four years old. During the second hour, Anthony gave readings for callers.
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Joanne DiMaggio has been actively involved with Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) since 1987. From 1964 to 1972, she was the president of a Beatles Fan Club. In the latter half, she talked about her experiences at the Fan Club, the influence of the Beatles music, and how the band may have planted a seed leading her and many others to pursue deeper beliefs. The Beatles opened us to new ideas, she said, sometimes subliminally in their lyrics. "I had no idea when I had the Beatles club that so much was being actually said about their spiritual beliefs" in their music until she reflected on it years later.
She recalled the Beatles' pilgrimage to India and how many fans, including herself, didn't understand it at the time. George Harrison had a particular affinity for the country and felt he lived there in a previous lifetime, she said. After the trip, the Beatles started practicing transcendental meditation, and their music began changing. That's when "the depth of that profound spiritual evolution that they were going through was revealed," DiMaggio continued. She said their music inspired her to question some of the beliefs of her Catholic upbringing and re-ignited her interest in metaphysical books that she'd had as an adolescent. Their music also allowed her to enter a kind of altered state without drugs. "It just set me to a whole different level of understanding of how the universe operated," she mused.

Mark Anthony, the 'Psychic Lawyer,' is a medium who specializes in communication with spirits. In the first half, he discussed the history of the belief in reincarnation, which religious traditions have accepted or rejected, and stories of past life regression and recall. He finds evidence for reincarnation in the testimonies of people who have come back from near-death experiences, as well as in his psychic readings in which spirits have frequently asserted the reality of past lives. Anthony referred to the idea of an "electromagnetic soul" as a coherent quantum field that doesn't dissipate upon physical death but is transferred from one form to another. He talked about how many religions from India have embraced reincarnation and that the Dalai Lama has said reincarnation isn't just a Hindu or Buddhist concept but rather part of the history of human origin.
The early Christian religion kept references to reincarnation out of the Bible, he noted, though certain passages like the Transfiguration have a definite mystical quality to them. Currently, 51% of the world's population believes in reincarnation, including 33% of Americans, he cited. Anthony delved into ways to recall past lives, which include PLR (Past Life Regression) therapy, and how young children spontaneously recall specific details of an earlier life, such as in the James Leininger case, where he had vivid memories of being a WWII pilot. "Some people have very clear memories of prior lives," he commented, and "some have a sense of deja vu...phobias with no apparent cause," as well as natural talents like Mozart, who was composing songs at just four years old. During the second hour, Anthony gave readings for callers.
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Joanne DiMaggio has been actively involved with Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) since 1987. From 1964 to 1972, she was the president of a Beatles Fan Club. In the latter half, she talked about her experiences at the Fan Club, the influence of the Beatles music, and how the band may have planted a seed leading her and many others to pursue deeper beliefs. The Beatles opened us to new ideas, she said, sometimes subliminally in their lyrics. "I had no idea when I had the Beatles club that so much was being actually said about their spiritual beliefs" in their music until she reflected on it years later.
She recalled the Beatles' pilgrimage to India and how many fans, including herself, didn't understand it at the time. George Harrison had a particular affinity for the country and felt he lived there in a previous lifetime, she said. After the trip, the Beatles started practicing transcendental meditation, and their music began changing. That's when "the depth of that profound spiritual evolution that they were going through was revealed," DiMaggio continued. She said their music inspired her to question some of the beliefs of her Catholic upbringing and re-ignited her interest in metaphysical books that she'd had as an adolescent. Their music also allowed her to enter a kind of altered state without drugs. "It just set me to a whole different level of understanding of how the universe operated," she mused.

An authority on the Top Secret classified Majestic-12 intelligence documents, Ryan Wood, discussed some of the most profound questions in ufology today. He recently trained the AI software, Chat GPT-4 using around 50 books on UFOs that had been fed into the program in digital form, and then started asking it questions. He found that the quality of answers were so good that he decided to use them in his new book, The AI Ufologist. "It amazed me that as somebody who studied the ufology, that I'd say at least 30-50% of the answers that I got were surprising to me," and were delivered with stunning speed. Querying the program as to the ET agenda, it gave a range of possibilities, including indifference, benevolence, malevolence, and scientific/anthropological inquiry.
Wood delved into his study of the TOP SECRET - MAJIC EYES ONLY documents about aliens and ET craft that were leaked to the public. He admitted that while some of the documents were more credible than others, it didn't make sense that all of the approximately 3,500 pages would be faked as some type of psychological operation or warfare. One of the strongest documents, the Special Operations Manual, was thoroughly investigated, he said, and dealt with extraterrestrial technology recovery and disposal. He also touched on his research on the UFO crash in Cape Girardeau in 1941. Wood announced that his father, Dr. Robert M. Wood, a fellow UFO researcher, now 95, had recently suffered a stroke, but they are hopeful he will recover.
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In the latter half, using Vedic, Tropical, and other forms of astrology, Jeff Harman revealed the astrology in play this year and also delved into his work on how astrology connects with our spirituality and spiritual phenomena. Starting later this month, the United States (based on its birth chart) will experience a series of three Pluto returns during the year. This can be a dire or destructive period, he stated, as the Roman Empire fell during a Pluto return (Pluto returns happen about every 250 years). We could see a serious cyber-attack in April or September of this year, he warned. Describing forms of ancient astrology from India, he noted that Vedic astrology pertains to the science of the light of the soul, while Nadi deals with cycles or configurations that affect the ebb and flow of one's life.
This month, the United States is completing a Neptune opposition Neptune, which hasn't happened since before the Civil War, he continued. Looking at the political mayhem that's been going on recently, "the parallels are actually kind of eerily similar" to that period just before the Civil War, he commented. Harman views the alignments of the planets as "multi-dimensional portals that interact with each soul and being individually and very uniquely," and astrology as a form of "interactive consciousness." He uses Electional astrology to pick out auspicious times for clearing a person's energy, or to set gemstones. During the last hour, he gave readings for callers. For more, visit Harman's YouTube channel, where he hosts a weekly show.

An authority on the Top Secret classified Majestic-12 intelligence documents, Ryan Wood, discussed some of the most profound questions in ufology today. He recently trained the AI software, Chat GPT-4 using around 50 books on UFOs that had been fed into the program in digital form, and then started asking it questions. He found that the quality of answers were so good that he decided to use them in his new book, The AI Ufologist. "It amazed me that as somebody who studied the ufology, that I'd say at least 30-50% of the answers that I got were surprising to me," and were delivered with stunning speed. Querying the program as to the ET agenda, it gave a range of possibilities, including indifference, benevolence, malevolence, and scientific/anthropological inquiry.
Wood delved into his study of the TOP SECRET - MAJIC EYES ONLY documents about aliens and ET craft that were leaked to the public. He admitted that while some of the documents were more credible than others, it didn't make sense that all of the approximately 3,500 pages would be faked as some type of psychological operation or warfare. One of the strongest documents, the Special Operations Manual, was thoroughly investigated, he said, and dealt with extraterrestrial technology recovery and disposal. He also touched on his research on the UFO crash in Cape Girardeau in 1941. Wood announced that his father, Dr. Robert M. Wood, a fellow UFO researcher, now 95, had recently suffered a stroke, but they are hopeful he will recover.
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In the latter half, using Vedic, Tropical, and other forms of astrology, Jeff Harman revealed the astrology in play this year and also delved into his work on how astrology connects with our spirituality and spiritual phenomena. Starting later this month, the United States (based on its birth chart) will experience a series of three Pluto returns during the year. This can be a dire or destructive period, he stated, as the Roman Empire fell during a Pluto return (Pluto returns happen about every 250 years). We could see a serious cyber-attack in April or September of this year, he warned. Describing forms of ancient astrology from India, he noted that Vedic astrology pertains to the science of the light of the soul, while Nadi deals with cycles or configurations that affect the ebb and flow of one's life.
This month, the United States is completing a Neptune opposition Neptune, which hasn't happened since before the Civil War, he continued. Looking at the political mayhem that's been going on recently, "the parallels are actually kind of eerily similar" to that period just before the Civil War, he commented. Harman views the alignments of the planets as "multi-dimensional portals that interact with each soul and being individually and very uniquely," and astrology as a form of "interactive consciousness." He uses Electional astrology to pick out auspicious times for clearing a person's energy, or to set gemstones. During the last hour, he gave readings for callers. For more, visit Harman's YouTube channel, where he hosts a weekly show.

An authority on the Top Secret classified Majestic-12 intelligence documents, Ryan Wood, discussed some of the most profound questions in ufology today. He recently trained the AI software, Chat GPT-4 using around 50 books on UFOs that had been fed into the program in digital form, and then started asking it questions. He found that the quality of answers were so good that he decided to use them in his new book, The AI Ufologist. "It amazed me that as somebody who studied the ufology, that I'd say at least 30-50% of the answers that I got were surprising to me," and were delivered with stunning speed. Querying the program as to the ET agenda, it gave a range of possibilities, including indifference, benevolence, malevolence, and scientific/anthropological inquiry.
Wood delved into his study of the TOP SECRET - MAJIC EYES ONLY documents about aliens and ET craft that were leaked to the public. He admitted that while some of the documents were more credible than others, it didn't make sense that all of the approximately 3,500 pages would be faked as some type of psychological operation or warfare. One of the strongest documents, the Special Operations Manual, was thoroughly investigated, he said, and dealt with extraterrestrial technology recovery and disposal. He also touched on his research on the UFO crash in Cape Girardeau in 1941. Wood announced that his father, Dr. Robert M. Wood, a fellow UFO researcher, now 95, had recently suffered a stroke, but they are hopeful he will recover.
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In the latter half, using Vedic, Tropical, and other forms of astrology, Jeff Harman revealed the astrology in play this year and also delved into his work on how astrology connects with our spirituality and spiritual phenomena. Starting later this month, the United States (based on its birth chart) will experience a series of three Pluto returns during the year. This can be a dire or destructive period, he stated, as the Roman Empire fell during a Pluto return (Pluto returns happen about every 250 years). We could see a serious cyber-attack in April or September of this year, he warned. Describing forms of ancient astrology from India, he noted that Vedic astrology pertains to the science of the light of the soul, while Nadi deals with cycles or configurations that affect the ebb and flow of one's life.
This month, the United States is completing a Neptune opposition Neptune, which hasn't happened since before the Civil War, he continued. Looking at the political mayhem that's been going on recently, "the parallels are actually kind of eerily similar" to that period just before the Civil War, he commented. Harman views the alignments of the planets as "multi-dimensional portals that interact with each soul and being individually and very uniquely," and astrology as a form of "interactive consciousness." He uses Electional astrology to pick out auspicious times for clearing a person's energy, or to set gemstones. During the last hour, he gave readings for callers. For more, visit Harman's YouTube channel, where he hosts a weekly show.

An authority on the Top Secret classified Majestic-12 intelligence documents, Ryan Wood, discussed some of the most profound questions in ufology today. He recently trained the AI software, Chat GPT-4 using around 50 books on UFOs that had been fed into the program in digital form, and then started asking it questions. He found that the quality of answers were so good that he decided to use them in his new book, The AI Ufologist. "It amazed me that as somebody who studied the ufology, that I'd say at least 30-50% of the answers that I got were surprising to me," and were delivered with stunning speed. Querying the program as to the ET agenda, it gave a range of possibilities, including indifference, benevolence, malevolence, and scientific/anthropological inquiry.
Wood delved into his study of the TOP SECRET - MAJIC EYES ONLY documents about aliens and ET craft that were leaked to the public. He admitted that while some of the documents were more credible than others, it didn't make sense that all of the approximately 3,500 pages would be faked as some type of psychological operation or warfare. One of the strongest documents, the Special Operations Manual, was thoroughly investigated, he said, and dealt with extraterrestrial technology recovery and disposal. He also touched on his research on the UFO crash in Cape Girardeau in 1941. Wood announced that his father, Dr. Robert M. Wood, a fellow UFO researcher, now 95, had recently suffered a stroke, but they are hopeful he will recover.
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In the latter half, using Vedic, Tropical, and other forms of astrology, Jeff Harman revealed the astrology in play this year and also delved into his work on how astrology connects with our spirituality and spiritual phenomena. Starting later this month, the United States (based on its birth chart) will experience a series of three Pluto returns during the year. This can be a dire or destructive period, he stated, as the Roman Empire fell during a Pluto return (Pluto returns happen about every 250 years). We could see a serious cyber-attack in April or September of this year, he warned. Describing forms of ancient astrology from India, he noted that Vedic astrology pertains to the science of the light of the soul, while Nadi deals with cycles or configurations that affect the ebb and flow of one's life.
This month, the United States is completing a Neptune opposition Neptune, which hasn't happened since before the Civil War, he continued. Looking at the political mayhem that's been going on recently, "the parallels are actually kind of eerily similar" to that period just before the Civil War, he commented. Harman views the alignments of the planets as "multi-dimensional portals that interact with each soul and being individually and very uniquely," and astrology as a form of "interactive consciousness." He uses Electional astrology to pick out auspicious times for clearing a person's energy, or to set gemstones. During the last hour, he gave readings for callers. For more, visit Harman's YouTube channel, where he hosts a weekly show.

In the first half, Italo-American photojournalist and investigative reporter Paola Harris discussed UFO/UAP phenomena and disclosure, as well as many of the legendary UFO researchers and contactees she has interviewed and befriended over the years. She spoke about the 1945 Trinity UFO crash case (which she and Jacques Vallee wrote a book about) and noted that some new information has become available, along with renewed interest in that time period associated with the movie "Oppenheimer," and how alien contact has sometimes been associated with humankind's use of nuclear weapons.
Regarding the recent whistleblowers coming forward about UFOs, she commented that it's a bit of a distraction since whistleblower testimony from the likes of Col. Philip Corso, Clifford Stone, and the witnesses that Steven Greer set up in a Citizen Hearing on Disclosure has been out there for many years now. Harris recalled her conversations with the late Paul Hellyer, the former defense minister of Canada, and how he believed that recovered technology from UFO crashes could be used to solve various world problems related to ecology, medicine, and hunger. She mentioned her trip to the Andes in Peru to study the fascinating contactee case of Ricardo Gonzalez, who said he met time-traveling space aliens who warned of an impending earthquake in the mountains (that ended up occurring). Harris also announced one of her latest projects-- a special youth conference on UFOs for kids aged 13-18 in Longmont, CO, in June.
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Author, podcaster, and attorney Allison Carmen battled with being a "certainty addict" and suffered the pull of despair and hopelessness that uncertainty can bring. In the latter half, she revealed how embracing the 'maybe' mindset liberates us to live in the present moment and nurture hope and possibility even in challenging circumstances. She shared her personal struggle with uncertainty and fear of the unknown, which led to anxiety and stress in her life and career. Despite efforts to control the outer world, she came to the realization that the secret to happiness and inner peace was in accepting not knowing what would happen next-- where all possibilities are open.
She views stress as resisting whatever is happening in the moment, and anxiety as resisting the future. One can use the 'maybe' technique if they have a negative thought about their future, such as, 'I'm never going to have enough money.' You simply tell yourself, "Maybe that's not true." And suddenly, your stress and worry calms down, and you can be in the present moment, she said. "If you want your life to change, it has to happen in the unknown," as uncertainty can be freeing and open to many outcomes. "It's just kind of allowing yourself to look at everything. You can look at a bird in the sky, or you could look at the whole sky," she added.

In the first half, Italo-American photojournalist and investigative reporter Paola Harris discussed UFO/UAP phenomena and disclosure, as well as many of the legendary UFO researchers and contactees she has interviewed and befriended over the years. She spoke about the 1945 Trinity UFO crash case (which she and Jacques Vallee wrote a book about) and noted that some new information has become available, along with renewed interest in that time period associated with the movie "Oppenheimer," and how alien contact has sometimes been associated with humankind's use of nuclear weapons.
Regarding the recent whistleblowers coming forward about UFOs, she commented that it's a bit of a distraction since whistleblower testimony from the likes of Col. Philip Corso, Clifford Stone, and the witnesses that Steven Greer set up in a Citizen Hearing on Disclosure has been out there for many years now. Harris recalled her conversations with the late Paul Hellyer, the former defense minister of Canada, and how he believed that recovered technology from UFO crashes could be used to solve various world problems related to ecology, medicine, and hunger. She mentioned her trip to the Andes in Peru to study the fascinating contactee case of Ricardo Gonzalez, who said he met time-traveling space aliens who warned of an impending earthquake in the mountains (that ended up occurring). Harris also announced one of her latest projects-- a special youth conference on UFOs for kids aged 13-18 in Longmont, CO, in June.
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Author, podcaster, and attorney Allison Carmen battled with being a "certainty addict" and suffered the pull of despair and hopelessness that uncertainty can bring. In the latter half, she revealed how embracing the 'maybe' mindset liberates us to live in the present moment and nurture hope and possibility even in challenging circumstances. She shared her personal struggle with uncertainty and fear of the unknown, which led to anxiety and stress in her life and career. Despite efforts to control the outer world, she came to the realization that the secret to happiness and inner peace was in accepting not knowing what would happen next-- where all possibilities are open.
She views stress as resisting whatever is happening in the moment, and anxiety as resisting the future. One can use the 'maybe' technique if they have a negative thought about their future, such as, 'I'm never going to have enough money.' You simply tell yourself, "Maybe that's not true." And suddenly, your stress and worry calms down, and you can be in the present moment, she said. "If you want your life to change, it has to happen in the unknown," as uncertainty can be freeing and open to many outcomes. "It's just kind of allowing yourself to look at everything. You can look at a bird in the sky, or you could look at the whole sky," she added.

In the first half, Italo-American photojournalist and investigative reporter Paola Harris discussed UFO/UAP phenomena and disclosure, as well as many of the legendary UFO researchers and contactees she has interviewed and befriended over the years. She spoke about the 1945 Trinity UFO crash case (which she and Jacques Vallee wrote a book about) and noted that some new information has become available, along with renewed interest in that time period associated with the movie "Oppenheimer," and how alien contact has sometimes been associated with humankind's use of nuclear weapons.
Regarding the recent whistleblowers coming forward about UFOs, she commented that it's a bit of a distraction since whistleblower testimony from the likes of Col. Philip Corso, Clifford Stone, and the witnesses that Steven Greer set up in a Citizen Hearing on Disclosure has been out there for many years now. Harris recalled her conversations with the late Paul Hellyer, the former defense minister of Canada, and how he believed that recovered technology from UFO crashes could be used to solve various world problems related to ecology, medicine, and hunger. She mentioned her trip to the Andes in Peru to study the fascinating contactee case of Ricardo Gonzalez, who said he met time-traveling space aliens who warned of an impending earthquake in the mountains (that ended up occurring). Harris also announced one of her latest projects-- a special youth conference on UFOs for kids aged 13-18 in Longmont, CO, in June.
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Author, podcaster, and attorney Allison Carmen battled with being a "certainty addict" and suffered the pull of despair and hopelessness that uncertainty can bring. In the latter half, she revealed how embracing the 'maybe' mindset liberates us to live in the present moment and nurture hope and possibility even in challenging circumstances. She shared her personal struggle with uncertainty and fear of the unknown, which led to anxiety and stress in her life and career. Despite efforts to control the outer world, she came to the realization that the secret to happiness and inner peace was in accepting not knowing what would happen next-- where all possibilities are open.
She views stress as resisting whatever is happening in the moment, and anxiety as resisting the future. One can use the 'maybe' technique if they have a negative thought about their future, such as, 'I'm never going to have enough money.' You simply tell yourself, "Maybe that's not true." And suddenly, your stress and worry calms down, and you can be in the present moment, she said. "If you want your life to change, it has to happen in the unknown," as uncertainty can be freeing and open to many outcomes. "It's just kind of allowing yourself to look at everything. You can look at a bird in the sky, or you could look at the whole sky," she added.

In the first half, Italo-American photojournalist and investigative reporter Paola Harris discussed UFO/UAP phenomena and disclosure, as well as many of the legendary UFO researchers and contactees she has interviewed and befriended over the years. She spoke about the 1945 Trinity UFO crash case (which she and Jacques Vallee wrote a book about) and noted that some new information has become available, along with renewed interest in that time period associated with the movie "Oppenheimer," and how alien contact has sometimes been associated with humankind's use of nuclear weapons.
Regarding the recent whistleblowers coming forward about UFOs, she commented that it's a bit of a distraction since whistleblower testimony from the likes of Col. Philip Corso, Clifford Stone, and the witnesses that Steven Greer set up in a Citizen Hearing on Disclosure has been out there for many years now. Harris recalled her conversations with the late Paul Hellyer, the former defense minister of Canada, and how he believed that recovered technology from UFO crashes could be used to solve various world problems related to ecology, medicine, and hunger. She mentioned her trip to the Andes in Peru to study the fascinating contactee case of Ricardo Gonzalez, who said he met time-traveling space aliens who warned of an impending earthquake in the mountains (that ended up occurring). Harris also announced one of her latest projects-- a special youth conference on UFOs for kids aged 13-18 in Longmont, CO, in June.
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Author, podcaster, and attorney Allison Carmen battled with being a "certainty addict" and suffered the pull of despair and hopelessness that uncertainty can bring. In the latter half, she revealed how embracing the 'maybe' mindset liberates us to live in the present moment and nurture hope and possibility even in challenging circumstances. She shared her personal struggle with uncertainty and fear of the unknown, which led to anxiety and stress in her life and career. Despite efforts to control the outer world, she came to the realization that the secret to happiness and inner peace was in accepting not knowing what would happen next-- where all possibilities are open.
She views stress as resisting whatever is happening in the moment, and anxiety as resisting the future. One can use the 'maybe' technique if they have a negative thought about their future, such as, 'I'm never going to have enough money.' You simply tell yourself, "Maybe that's not true." And suddenly, your stress and worry calms down, and you can be in the present moment, she said. "If you want your life to change, it has to happen in the unknown," as uncertainty can be freeing and open to many outcomes. "It's just kind of allowing yourself to look at everything. You can look at a bird in the sky, or you could look at the whole sky," she added.

Dr. Tom O'Bryan, an internationally recognized speaker and writer on chronic disease and metabolic disorders, joined guest host Lisa Garr (email) to discuss topics related to health and inflammation. He delved into the concept of inflammation and its central role in chronic diseases, explaining how lifestyle factors activate the immune system, leading to inflammation, which in turn fuels various chronic conditions. Dr. O'Bryan stressed the importance of understanding this mechanism and addressing lifestyle factors to reduce inflammation and potentially reverse autoimmune diseases. Regardless of the specific disease diagnosis, the underlying mechanism involving inflammation remains the same, he noted.
Dr. O'Bryan provided a comprehensive explanation of gut health, emphasizing its crucial role in overall well-being. He revealed how the immune system and gut work together, highlighting the body's defense mechanisms against harmful substances. He advocated for a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds, while also emphasizing the importance of proper hydration. Gut health plays a significant role in maintaining optimal physical and cognitive function, he reiterated.
Dr. O'Bryan also explained how the consumption of wheat can trigger inflammation and leaky gut syndrome in many individuals due to certain proteins present in wheat. He revealed how gluten activates immune responses in the gut, leading to inflammation. He cautioned against assuming that gluten-free products are entirely safe, pointing out the potential for cross-contamination and the need for care when consuming such foods.
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During the second half of the program, psychic and coach Melanie Barnum discussed the interchangeability of the terms intuition and psychic, noting that while some people use them synonymously, there are nuances. Psychic abilities are seen as developed gifts, often associated with professional readings or extensive practice. Intuition, on the other hand, is portrayed as innate, a natural gift present from birth that individuals can tap into for personal guidance, Barnum explained. Each person possesses their own intuition, manifested uniquely for them, providing assistance in daily life, she added.
Barnum explored the concept of psychic symbols, emphasizing the universal understanding of certain symbolic imagery, sounds, or feelings. She encouraged the creation of personalized symbol journals to interpret intuitive messages effectively. According to Barnum, utilizing symbolic language to access and understand intuition is a practical technique for enhancing intuitive abilities.
She spoke with Lisa about the distinction between intuition and imagination, addressing common misconceptions. Barnum asserted that imagination is intertwined with intuition, serving as a vehicle for intuitive messages to manifest. She offered insights into recognizing intuitive awareness versus imagination, pointing to physical reactions and the role of practice in honing discernment. Barnum also expressed her commitment to guiding others in navigating intuitive experiences effectively.
Guests

Dr. Tom O'Bryan, an internationally recognized speaker and writer on chronic disease and metabolic disorders, joined guest host Lisa Garr (email) to discuss topics related to health and inflammation. He delved into the concept of inflammation and its central role in chronic diseases, explaining how lifestyle factors activate the immune system, leading to inflammation, which in turn fuels various chronic conditions. Dr. O'Bryan stressed the importance of understanding this mechanism and addressing lifestyle factors to reduce inflammation and potentially reverse autoimmune diseases. Regardless of the specific disease diagnosis, the underlying mechanism involving inflammation remains the same, he noted.
Dr. O'Bryan provided a comprehensive explanation of gut health, emphasizing its crucial role in overall well-being. He revealed how the immune system and gut work together, highlighting the body's defense mechanisms against harmful substances. He advocated for a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds, while also emphasizing the importance of proper hydration. Gut health plays a significant role in maintaining optimal physical and cognitive function, he reiterated.
Dr. O'Bryan also explained how the consumption of wheat can trigger inflammation and leaky gut syndrome in many individuals due to certain proteins present in wheat. He revealed how gluten activates immune responses in the gut, leading to inflammation. He cautioned against assuming that gluten-free products are entirely safe, pointing out the potential for cross-contamination and the need for care when consuming such foods.
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During the second half of the program, psychic and coach Melanie Barnum discussed the interchangeability of the terms intuition and psychic, noting that while some people use them synonymously, there are nuances. Psychic abilities are seen as developed gifts, often associated with professional readings or extensive practice. Intuition, on the other hand, is portrayed as innate, a natural gift present from birth that individuals can tap into for personal guidance, Barnum explained. Each person possesses their own intuition, manifested uniquely for them, providing assistance in daily life, she added.
Barnum explored the concept of psychic symbols, emphasizing the universal understanding of certain symbolic imagery, sounds, or feelings. She encouraged the creation of personalized symbol journals to interpret intuitive messages effectively. According to Barnum, utilizing symbolic language to access and understand intuition is a practical technique for enhancing intuitive abilities.
She spoke with Lisa about the distinction between intuition and imagination, addressing common misconceptions. Barnum asserted that imagination is intertwined with intuition, serving as a vehicle for intuitive messages to manifest. She offered insights into recognizing intuitive awareness versus imagination, pointing to physical reactions and the role of practice in honing discernment. Barnum also expressed her commitment to guiding others in navigating intuitive experiences effectively.
Guests

Dr. Tom O'Bryan, an internationally recognized speaker and writer on chronic disease and metabolic disorders, joined guest host Lisa Garr (email) to discuss topics related to health and inflammation. He delved into the concept of inflammation and its central role in chronic diseases, explaining how lifestyle factors activate the immune system, leading to inflammation, which in turn fuels various chronic conditions. Dr. O'Bryan stressed the importance of understanding this mechanism and addressing lifestyle factors to reduce inflammation and potentially reverse autoimmune diseases. Regardless of the specific disease diagnosis, the underlying mechanism involving inflammation remains the same, he noted.
Dr. O'Bryan provided a comprehensive explanation of gut health, emphasizing its crucial role in overall well-being. He revealed how the immune system and gut work together, highlighting the body's defense mechanisms against harmful substances. He advocated for a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds, while also emphasizing the importance of proper hydration. Gut health plays a significant role in maintaining optimal physical and cognitive function, he reiterated.
Dr. O'Bryan also explained how the consumption of wheat can trigger inflammation and leaky gut syndrome in many individuals due to certain proteins present in wheat. He revealed how gluten activates immune responses in the gut, leading to inflammation. He cautioned against assuming that gluten-free products are entirely safe, pointing out the potential for cross-contamination and the need for care when consuming such foods.
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During the second half of the program, psychic and coach Melanie Barnum discussed the interchangeability of the terms intuition and psychic, noting that while some people use them synonymously, there are nuances. Psychic abilities are seen as developed gifts, often associated with professional readings or extensive practice. Intuition, on the other hand, is portrayed as innate, a natural gift present from birth that individuals can tap into for personal guidance, Barnum explained. Each person possesses their own intuition, manifested uniquely for them, providing assistance in daily life, she added.
Barnum explored the concept of psychic symbols, emphasizing the universal understanding of certain symbolic imagery, sounds, or feelings. She encouraged the creation of personalized symbol journals to interpret intuitive messages effectively. According to Barnum, utilizing symbolic language to access and understand intuition is a practical technique for enhancing intuitive abilities.
She spoke with Lisa about the distinction between intuition and imagination, addressing common misconceptions. Barnum asserted that imagination is intertwined with intuition, serving as a vehicle for intuitive messages to manifest. She offered insights into recognizing intuitive awareness versus imagination, pointing to physical reactions and the role of practice in honing discernment. Barnum also expressed her commitment to guiding others in navigating intuitive experiences effectively.

Dr. Tom O'Bryan, an internationally recognized speaker and writer on chronic disease and metabolic disorders, joined guest host Lisa Garr (email) to discuss topics related to health and inflammation. He delved into the concept of inflammation and its central role in chronic diseases, explaining how lifestyle factors activate the immune system, leading to inflammation, which in turn fuels various chronic conditions. Dr. O'Bryan stressed the importance of understanding this mechanism and addressing lifestyle factors to reduce inflammation and potentially reverse autoimmune diseases. Regardless of the specific disease diagnosis, the underlying mechanism involving inflammation remains the same, he noted.
Dr. O'Bryan provided a comprehensive explanation of gut health, emphasizing its crucial role in overall well-being. He revealed how the immune system and gut work together, highlighting the body's defense mechanisms against harmful substances. He advocated for a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds, while also emphasizing the importance of proper hydration. Gut health plays a significant role in maintaining optimal physical and cognitive function, he reiterated.
Dr. O'Bryan also explained how the consumption of wheat can trigger inflammation and leaky gut syndrome in many individuals due to certain proteins present in wheat. He revealed how gluten activates immune responses in the gut, leading to inflammation. He cautioned against assuming that gluten-free products are entirely safe, pointing out the potential for cross-contamination and the need for care when consuming such foods.
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During the second half of the program, psychic and coach Melanie Barnum discussed the interchangeability of the terms intuition and psychic, noting that while some people use them synonymously, there are nuances. Psychic abilities are seen as developed gifts, often associated with professional readings or extensive practice. Intuition, on the other hand, is portrayed as innate, a natural gift present from birth that individuals can tap into for personal guidance, Barnum explained. Each person possesses their own intuition, manifested uniquely for them, providing assistance in daily life, she added.
Barnum explored the concept of psychic symbols, emphasizing the universal understanding of certain symbolic imagery, sounds, or feelings. She encouraged the creation of personalized symbol journals to interpret intuitive messages effectively. According to Barnum, utilizing symbolic language to access and understand intuition is a practical technique for enhancing intuitive abilities.
She spoke with Lisa about the distinction between intuition and imagination, addressing common misconceptions. Barnum asserted that imagination is intertwined with intuition, serving as a vehicle for intuitive messages to manifest. She offered insights into recognizing intuitive awareness versus imagination, pointing to physical reactions and the role of practice in honing discernment. Barnum also expressed her commitment to guiding others in navigating intuitive experiences effectively.

Paranormal investigator Jason McLeod reflected on his experiences working with renowned paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, expressing gratitude for the opportunity and emphasizing the synchronicity that led him to collaborate with them. He recalled his initial fascination with spirits from a young age, which eventually culminated in his involvement with the Warrens. McLeod described the moment when his friend Lou, a former combat medic, was recommended to join the Warrens' team due to his medical background, leading to McLeod's own invitation to participate.
McLeod provided background on the Warrens and how they became involved in paranormal investigating. He recounted Ed Warren's method of gaining access to haunted locations through his skill as an artist, painting houses and engaging with the occupants to investigate paranormal phenomena. McLeod described Lorraine Warren as a trance medium, and highlighted their complementary skills as a dynamic duo in their investigations.
McLeod delved into the nature of spirits, distinguishing between ghosts, which are earthbound human spirits, and demons, which are non-human entities. He explained the three phases of demonic attacks—infestation, oppression, and possession—and emphasized the importance of faith and spiritual authority in combating demonic forces. Despite the dangers posed by such entities, McLeod asserted that humans possess the power to expel them through the authority of God.
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The remainder of the program was devoted to Open Lines. Alice in New Mexico referenced the biblical book of Revelation, discussing the war in heaven and how Satan was cast down to Earth, taking one-third of the angels with him. She believes these fallen angels became demonic beings. Alice argued that demons are now roaming the Earth due to their rebellion against God. When asked why these demons were sent to Earth, Alice suggested it's part of the human experience to learn to fight against them with the help of the Holy Spirit.
Joseph in Ohio mentioned his reliance on faith, specifically citing the New Testament book of Hebrews, chapter 11, and emphasizing the importance of love. He discussed working with a doctor on developing an energetic signature to counteract negative effects of nanoparticles, electromagnetic radiation, and other environmental factors. Joseph urged George to feature Dr. Alfonso Monzo on the show, highlighting his credentials and emphasizing the urgency of the matter. He stressed the significance of vibration, frequency, and prayer in his daily routine and shared his personal journey towards healing.
The final half hour featured a replay from 2/17/15 when Wes Germer shared his life-changing Sasquatch encounter.

Paranormal investigator Jason McLeod reflected on his experiences working with renowned paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, expressing gratitude for the opportunity and emphasizing the synchronicity that led him to collaborate with them. He recalled his initial fascination with spirits from a young age, which eventually culminated in his involvement with the Warrens. McLeod described the moment when his friend Lou, a former combat medic, was recommended to join the Warrens' team due to his medical background, leading to McLeod's own invitation to participate.
McLeod provided background on the Warrens and how they became involved in paranormal investigating. He recounted Ed Warren's method of gaining access to haunted locations through his skill as an artist, painting houses and engaging with the occupants to investigate paranormal phenomena. McLeod described Lorraine Warren as a trance medium, and highlighted their complementary skills as a dynamic duo in their investigations.
McLeod delved into the nature of spirits, distinguishing between ghosts, which are earthbound human spirits, and demons, which are non-human entities. He explained the three phases of demonic attacks—infestation, oppression, and possession—and emphasized the importance of faith and spiritual authority in combating demonic forces. Despite the dangers posed by such entities, McLeod asserted that humans possess the power to expel them through the authority of God.
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The remainder of the program was devoted to Open Lines. Alice in New Mexico referenced the biblical book of Revelation, discussing the war in heaven and how Satan was cast down to Earth, taking one-third of the angels with him. She believes these fallen angels became demonic beings. Alice argued that demons are now roaming the Earth due to their rebellion against God. When asked why these demons were sent to Earth, Alice suggested it's part of the human experience to learn to fight against them with the help of the Holy Spirit.
Joseph in Ohio mentioned his reliance on faith, specifically citing the New Testament book of Hebrews, chapter 11, and emphasizing the importance of love. He discussed working with a doctor on developing an energetic signature to counteract negative effects of nanoparticles, electromagnetic radiation, and other environmental factors. Joseph urged George to feature Dr. Alfonso Monzo on the show, highlighting his credentials and emphasizing the urgency of the matter. He stressed the significance of vibration, frequency, and prayer in his daily routine and shared his personal journey towards healing.
The final half hour featured a replay from 2/17/15 when Wes Germer shared his life-changing Sasquatch encounter.

Paranormal investigator Jason McLeod reflected on his experiences working with renowned paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, expressing gratitude for the opportunity and emphasizing the synchronicity that led him to collaborate with them. He recalled his initial fascination with spirits from a young age, which eventually culminated in his involvement with the Warrens. McLeod described the moment when his friend Lou, a former combat medic, was recommended to join the Warrens' team due to his medical background, leading to McLeod's own invitation to participate.
McLeod provided background on the Warrens and how they became involved in paranormal investigating. He recounted Ed Warren's method of gaining access to haunted locations through his skill as an artist, painting houses and engaging with the occupants to investigate paranormal phenomena. McLeod described Lorraine Warren as a trance medium, and highlighted their complementary skills as a dynamic duo in their investigations.
McLeod delved into the nature of spirits, distinguishing between ghosts, which are earthbound human spirits, and demons, which are non-human entities. He explained the three phases of demonic attacks—infestation, oppression, and possession—and emphasized the importance of faith and spiritual authority in combating demonic forces. Despite the dangers posed by such entities, McLeod asserted that humans possess the power to expel them through the authority of God.
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The remainder of the program was devoted to Open Lines. Alice in New Mexico referenced the biblical book of Revelation, discussing the war in heaven and how Satan was cast down to Earth, taking one-third of the angels with him. She believes these fallen angels became demonic beings. Alice argued that demons are now roaming the Earth due to their rebellion against God. When asked why these demons were sent to Earth, Alice suggested it's part of the human experience to learn to fight against them with the help of the Holy Spirit.
Joseph in Ohio mentioned his reliance on faith, specifically citing the New Testament book of Hebrews, chapter 11, and emphasizing the importance of love. He discussed working with a doctor on developing an energetic signature to counteract negative effects of nanoparticles, electromagnetic radiation, and other environmental factors. Joseph urged George to feature Dr. Alfonso Monzo on the show, highlighting his credentials and emphasizing the urgency of the matter. He stressed the significance of vibration, frequency, and prayer in his daily routine and shared his personal journey towards healing.
The final half hour featured a replay from 2/17/15 when Wes Germer shared his life-changing Sasquatch encounter.

Paranormal investigator Jason McLeod reflected on his experiences working with renowned paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, expressing gratitude for the opportunity and emphasizing the synchronicity that led him to collaborate with them. He recalled his initial fascination with spirits from a young age, which eventually culminated in his involvement with the Warrens. McLeod described the moment when his friend Lou, a former combat medic, was recommended to join the Warrens' team due to his medical background, leading to McLeod's own invitation to participate.
McLeod provided background on the Warrens and how they became involved in paranormal investigating. He recounted Ed Warren's method of gaining access to haunted locations through his skill as an artist, painting houses and engaging with the occupants to investigate paranormal phenomena. McLeod described Lorraine Warren as a trance medium, and highlighted their complementary skills as a dynamic duo in their investigations.
McLeod delved into the nature of spirits, distinguishing between ghosts, which are earthbound human spirits, and demons, which are non-human entities. He explained the three phases of demonic attacks—infestation, oppression, and possession—and emphasized the importance of faith and spiritual authority in combating demonic forces. Despite the dangers posed by such entities, McLeod asserted that humans possess the power to expel them through the authority of God.
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The remainder of the program was devoted to Open Lines. Alice in New Mexico referenced the biblical book of Revelation, discussing the war in heaven and how Satan was cast down to Earth, taking one-third of the angels with him. She believes these fallen angels became demonic beings. Alice argued that demons are now roaming the Earth due to their rebellion against God. When asked why these demons were sent to Earth, Alice suggested it's part of the human experience to learn to fight against them with the help of the Holy Spirit.
Joseph in Ohio mentioned his reliance on faith, specifically citing the New Testament book of Hebrews, chapter 11, and emphasizing the importance of love. He discussed working with a doctor on developing an energetic signature to counteract negative effects of nanoparticles, electromagnetic radiation, and other environmental factors. Joseph urged George to feature Dr. Alfonso Monzo on the show, highlighting his credentials and emphasizing the urgency of the matter. He stressed the significance of vibration, frequency, and prayer in his daily routine and shared his personal journey towards healing.
The final half hour featured a replay from 2/17/15 when Wes Germer shared his life-changing Sasquatch encounter.

In the first half, author and book publisher Brad Olsen shared reports on his recent investigations into ancient mysteries and megaliths. He just returned from a trip to Laos to visit the megalithic site called the Plain of Jars. About 135 jars with lids are at the site, buried in the ground, each about two meters tall, and built from 500 BC to 500 AD. The purpose of the jars isn't entirely clear, he indicated, though it's believed they functioned as funerary objects as cremated and skeletal remains were found in some of them. Olsen talked about the secret war conducted in Laos at the time of the Vietnam War and how the Plain of Jars is still pockmarked with steep craters from the US bombing campaign there.
The jars are carved out of stone boulders, he added, so it was somewhat mysterious as to how they were brought to their location since they are so heavy. "There's a legend that they were built by giants and used... as cups," he mused. Olsen delved into his investigation of elongated skulls in South America, which he believes are different enough not to be human. They don't have a central suture, and their cranial capacity and eye sockets are 30% bigger than ours, he marveled. He also talked about his trip to Antarctica and various anomalies and paranormal tales associated with that frigid region.
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Author Andrew Collins has been investigating the origins of human civilization for over three decades. In the latter half, he discussed his ongoing work on the megalithic site of Karahan Tepe, whether the ancients were aware of a galactic mind, as well as developments in quantum entanglement. Ancient people had a keen interest in the stars, and in particular, the center of our Milky Way galaxy. They depicted the galaxy as a world-encircling serpent with its head at the center, he noted, adding that in recent years, it's been discovered that there is a supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way. Some have postulated that this black hole is a kind of intelligent being in its own right, like Rupert Sheldrake's idea of a galactic mind, our own localized form of God.
The Gnostics, he pointed out, believed in similar concepts, and may have been descendants of the builders of places like Gobekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe in southeastern Turkey. Collins posited that quantum entanglement, with its idea of particles having an instantaneous link regardless of their location, may be behind communication with higher sources of intelligence. Because such entanglement exists outside of linear time, it could explain how such things as telepathy, mind-over-matter, and precognition are able to work, he said. Collins also touched on his co-discovery of a massive cave complex beneath the Giza plateau, now known as "Collins' Caves," and a forerunner race, the Denisovans, who may have been considered the giants of lore.
Both guests will be giving presentations at the Conscious Life Expo in Los Angeles this weekend, along with George Noory who will be hosting a forum called "Creating our Future."

In the first half, author and book publisher Brad Olsen shared reports on his recent investigations into ancient mysteries and megaliths. He just returned from a trip to Laos to visit the megalithic site called the Plain of Jars. About 135 jars with lids are at the site, buried in the ground, each about two meters tall, and built from 500 BC to 500 AD. The purpose of the jars isn't entirely clear, he indicated, though it's believed they functioned as funerary objects as cremated and skeletal remains were found in some of them. Olsen talked about the secret war conducted in Laos at the time of the Vietnam War and how the Plain of Jars is still pockmarked with steep craters from the US bombing campaign there.
The jars are carved out of stone boulders, he added, so it was somewhat mysterious as to how they were brought to their location since they are so heavy. "There's a legend that they were built by giants and used... as cups," he mused. Olsen delved into his investigation of elongated skulls in South America, which he believes are different enough not to be human. They don't have a central suture, and their cranial capacity and eye sockets are 30% bigger than ours, he marveled. He also talked about his trip to Antarctica and various anomalies and paranormal tales associated with that frigid region.
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Author Andrew Collins has been investigating the origins of human civilization for over three decades. In the latter half, he discussed his ongoing work on the megalithic site of Karahan Tepe, whether the ancients were aware of a galactic mind, as well as developments in quantum entanglement. Ancient people had a keen interest in the stars, and in particular, the center of our Milky Way galaxy. They depicted the galaxy as a world-encircling serpent with its head at the center, he noted, adding that in recent years, it's been discovered that there is a supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way. Some have postulated that this black hole is a kind of intelligent being in its own right, like Rupert Sheldrake's idea of a galactic mind, our own localized form of God.
The Gnostics, he pointed out, believed in similar concepts, and may have been descendants of the builders of places like Gobekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe in southeastern Turkey. Collins posited that quantum entanglement, with its idea of particles having an instantaneous link regardless of their location, may be behind communication with higher sources of intelligence. Because such entanglement exists outside of linear time, it could explain how such things as telepathy, mind-over-matter, and precognition are able to work, he said. Collins also touched on his co-discovery of a massive cave complex beneath the Giza plateau, now known as "Collins' Caves," and a forerunner race, the Denisovans, who may have been considered the giants of lore.
Both guests will be giving presentations at the Conscious Life Expo in Los Angeles this weekend, along with George Noory who will be hosting a forum called "Creating our Future."

In the first half, author and book publisher Brad Olsen shared reports on his recent investigations into ancient mysteries and megaliths. He just returned from a trip to Laos to visit the megalithic site called the Plain of Jars. About 135 jars with lids are at the site, buried in the ground, each about two meters tall, and built from 500 BC to 500 AD. The purpose of the jars isn't entirely clear, he indicated, though it's believed they functioned as funerary objects as cremated and skeletal remains were found in some of them. Olsen talked about the secret war conducted in Laos at the time of the Vietnam War and how the Plain of Jars is still pockmarked with steep craters from the US bombing campaign there.
The jars are carved out of stone boulders, he added, so it was somewhat mysterious as to how they were brought to their location since they are so heavy. "There's a legend that they were built by giants and used... as cups," he mused. Olsen delved into his investigation of elongated skulls in South America, which he believes are different enough not to be human. They don't have a central suture, and their cranial capacity and eye sockets are 30% bigger than ours, he marveled. He also talked about his trip to Antarctica and various anomalies and paranormal tales associated with that frigid region.
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Author Andrew Collins has been investigating the origins of human civilization for over three decades. In the latter half, he discussed his ongoing work on the megalithic site of Karahan Tepe, whether the ancients were aware of a galactic mind, as well as developments in quantum entanglement. Ancient people had a keen interest in the stars, and in particular, the center of our Milky Way galaxy. They depicted the galaxy as a world-encircling serpent with its head at the center, he noted, adding that in recent years, it's been discovered that there is a supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way. Some have postulated that this black hole is a kind of intelligent being in its own right, like Rupert Sheldrake's idea of a galactic mind, our own localized form of God.
The Gnostics, he pointed out, believed in similar concepts, and may have been descendants of the builders of places like Gobekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe in southeastern Turkey. Collins posited that quantum entanglement, with its idea of particles having an instantaneous link regardless of their location, may be behind communication with higher sources of intelligence. Because such entanglement exists outside of linear time, it could explain how such things as telepathy, mind-over-matter, and precognition are able to work, he said. Collins also touched on his co-discovery of a massive cave complex beneath the Giza plateau, now known as "Collins' Caves," and a forerunner race, the Denisovans, who may have been considered the giants of lore.
Both guests will be giving presentations at the Conscious Life Expo in Los Angeles this weekend, along with George Noory who will be hosting a forum called "Creating our Future."

In the first half, author and book publisher Brad Olsen shared reports on his recent investigations into ancient mysteries and megaliths. He just returned from a trip to Laos to visit the megalithic site called the Plain of Jars. About 135 jars with lids are at the site, buried in the ground, each about two meters tall, and built from 500 BC to 500 AD. The purpose of the jars isn't entirely clear, he indicated, though it's believed they functioned as funerary objects as cremated and skeletal remains were found in some of them. Olsen talked about the secret war conducted in Laos at the time of the Vietnam War and how the Plain of Jars is still pockmarked with steep craters from the US bombing campaign there.
The jars are carved out of stone boulders, he added, so it was somewhat mysterious as to how they were brought to their location since they are so heavy. "There's a legend that they were built by giants and used... as cups," he mused. Olsen delved into his investigation of elongated skulls in South America, which he believes are different enough not to be human. They don't have a central suture, and their cranial capacity and eye sockets are 30% bigger than ours, he marveled. He also talked about his trip to Antarctica and various anomalies and paranormal tales associated with that frigid region.
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Author Andrew Collins has been investigating the origins of human civilization for over three decades. In the latter half, he discussed his ongoing work on the megalithic site of Karahan Tepe, whether the ancients were aware of a galactic mind, as well as developments in quantum entanglement. Ancient people had a keen interest in the stars, and in particular, the center of our Milky Way galaxy. They depicted the galaxy as a world-encircling serpent with its head at the center, he noted, adding that in recent years, it's been discovered that there is a supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way. Some have postulated that this black hole is a kind of intelligent being in its own right, like Rupert Sheldrake's idea of a galactic mind, our own localized form of God.
The Gnostics, he pointed out, believed in similar concepts, and may have been descendants of the builders of places like Gobekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe in southeastern Turkey. Collins posited that quantum entanglement, with its idea of particles having an instantaneous link regardless of their location, may be behind communication with higher sources of intelligence. Because such entanglement exists outside of linear time, it could explain how such things as telepathy, mind-over-matter, and precognition are able to work, he said. Collins also touched on his co-discovery of a massive cave complex beneath the Giza plateau, now known as "Collins' Caves," and a forerunner race, the Denisovans, who may have been considered the giants of lore.
Both guests will be giving presentations at the Conscious Life Expo in Los Angeles this weekend, along with George Noory who will be hosting a forum called "Creating our Future."

Creatures that are similar to the North American Bigfoot have been sighted on every continent except Antarctica, Australia based author and researcher George Mitrovic told host George Noory. While they vary in size, from the seven to eight foot tall Bigfoot to smaller creatures, they are all examples of hairy wild men, Mitrovic said. Over the course of his research, he’s tracked recorded sightings as far back as the first settling of the West Coast of North America, and he noted that Native American lore about the creatures stretched back even further. Mitrovic said he couldn’t say for sure, but opinions were split on whether the creatures seen were more human or more animal.
He believes the entities seen around the globe are all related when questioned about the relationship between Bigfoot and the Himalayan Yeti. He noted that while the Yeti was sometimes seen in the high mountain snow fields, they likely lived lower down the mountains where food sources would be more abundant. Mitrovic also questioned why a creature hadn’t been shot and killed by a hunter yet, given the large number of recreational hunters in North America.
Surprisingly, while Bigfoot is associated with the Pacific Northwest, with some of the earliest recorded sightings coming out of Northern California, Mitrovic said there were more sightings from the area around and near Los Angeles. He also said with the proliferation of trail cameras and thermal cameras, it might only be a matter of time before one is captured on film. “You might start seeing other things you wouldn’t have expected,” he added. “Bigfoot might be one of them.” Mitrovic also touched on his research with portals and other cryptids before taking listener questions.  
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Psychic and medium Patti Negri is a self-described “good witch.” In the second half of the program, she talked about her journey in Wicca, and her life as a medium. “I actually think I was born that way, while I was a little kid in my suburban Long Beach home,” she told George. She said her mom would ask her why she was picking wild herbs and placing them in her purse, and only as an adult did she learn that the herbs she was picking were used in spells to attract money.
She said one of the benefits of witchcraft is being able to take control of your own fate. “Water runs downhill, and life in its normal path will just kind of run downhill. To me, witchcraft means I’m going to build a dam.” Continuing the analogy, she said bad magic would be hoarding all of that water once you’d built the dam – instead of sharing the blessing – and that has negative karmic impacts. “What you put out, you get back three times, (and that’s) not even karma. So why would I put out hexes and curses? Why not put out love and abundance?” She also discussed her experience as a “good vibes” vampire, and how that differs from the traditional idea of blood drinking vampires, as well as the different types of education she has experienced and the educational opportunities she offers.
Negri then touched on her work with ghost hunters like Zak Bagans, and the popularity of haunted items such as haunted dolls. She told George not all haunted dolls were bad and that, like people, most ghosts weren’t bad either. She closed the program by answering listener questions and providing quick readings on areas of concern.