Author and code developer, Bill Blunden, tracks the cutting edges of technology for both industry and academia. He'll explain why he believes the cyberwar media campaign is designed to produce fear and desperation, and will also cover modern espionage techniques, mass-surveillance systems, and the emergence of Orwellian tools of mass interception.

First Hour: Nurse Joyce Riley has investigated Gulf War Illness and become an advocate for all veterans and citizens experimented upon by the government. She'll discuss the rash of homicides and suicides in the U.S. military.

Joining George Knapp, researcher and author Lee Elders discussed his hunt for treasure in the mid-1960s in the Ecuadoran Amazon, and his encounters with local shamans. It has long been reported that there were a lot of Incan treasures buried in caves and other places during the Spanish conquest, he noted.

In the first hour, Paul Joseph Fronczak provided an update on his puzzling life story --after 50 years, his true identity remains a mystery.