Tom Biscardi

Biography:

Tom Biscardi has a long history as a president and CEO of organizations in a wide range of businesses including advertising, insurance, and marketing consultation. Tom began his Bigfoot research in 1967. His first company relating to Bigfoot research was "Amazing Horizons Corporation" in 1971. According to Biscardi's resume, he was "founder and expedition leader of the principal company responsible for the existence and documentation on the legendary creature called 'Bigfoot'."

Past Shows:

	Sites of Destruction
	Tuesday August 23, 2005

Author and scientist Charles Pellegrino presented details about sites where great destruction has taken place-- New York’s Ground Zero, the Titanic and Pompeii's sister city, Herculaneum. He investigated the Titanic first hand, traveling underwater in a submersible. The ship remains look "like a giant cockroach on the bottom of the ocean floor that had been stepped on by a giant foot," he declared.The wreckage of the Titanic's stern was reminiscent of what he observed at Ground Zero. He discussed the phenomenon of "shock cocoons" that took place there, whereby certain persons were within feet of explosions and yet remain unscathed. Pellegrino also said there have been eerie tales of people appearing at Ground Zero, such as one Marine, who seemed to vanish into thin air. The anniversary lights at the Twin Towers site have also had a strange impact, he noted, attracting thousands of moths and winged creatures into the light (a photoof this event was previously sent in to us). ... More
Host: George Noory

	Full Moon Friday
	Friday August 19, 2005

During a special Full Moon Friday Open Lines, George offered a "Strange People" hotline and shared the story of Carlos Mirabelli, who could reportedly levitate, appear and disappear at will, and speak in dozens of languages he never studied.UFO Phil called in to tell George that he has been working on a time machine powered by a 220W clothes dryer power outlet and regulated by an electric race track controller. He said he wanted to travel back to the 1950s to see Pat Boone live in concert.Marilyn from Oklahoma recalled the time she encountered a ghost in a haunted church. The caller said she felt an "intense cold wave" come over her during a visit to the church, and was told by a psychic that the spirit of a little girl was leaning against her leg. ... More
Host: George Noory

	Campfire Stories
	Friday August 12, 2005

Inspired by the frightening tale of the hook-armed killer of Lover's Lane (read "The Hook" legend at snopes.com), George offered a special 'Campfire Stories' Open Lines.Andrew from Biloxi, Mississippi said he and some friends were sitting on the beach near a casino when they witnessed a 'shadow' run past them and into the ocean. Andrew said he is sure there was no person connected to the shadow, though he did hear splashing noises when the shadow hit the water. A caller from Missouri reported seeing an unidentifiable animal about the size of a grizzly bear with a very long snout and tail. To ensure this strange creature is not hunted, the caller would not disclose the exact location of his sighting. A projectionist from Oregon shared her experiences working at a haunted theater. She claims a ghost named 'Frank' would throw things, growl through the theater speakers, and stare at her from the projection booth window. Using a Ouija Board, the caller was able to communicat ... More
Host: George Noory

	Talking with Zetas
	Tuesday August 9, 2005

Alien contactee Nancy Lieder returned to the show to share communications she claims to receive from a group of "Zetas." Planet X is currently coming from the direction of the sun so it's difficult to see, she said. Recent reports of the "10th Planet" in our solar system are a distraction from the dangers we face from this larger body, she commented. The passing of Planet X brings on a cataclysmic pole shift, but before that happens it will be preceded by "three days of darkness," said Lieder, who advised people to stay away from coastal areas during that time. The quakes and extreme weather we've been experiencing are due to Planet X's affect on Earth as it draws closer, though the Zetas are no longer giving an exact due date, she explained. Through Nancy's "telepathic" connection, the Zetas answered a variety of questions throughout the evening. Here are some of the statements they made: Oil deposits on Earth actually come from Planet X, when its tail rains down hydrocarbons ... More
Host: George Noory

	Zombie Tales
	Friday August 5, 2005

During Friday night's Open Lines, George offered a "zombie hotline" for people who believe they've encountered the walking dead.Halfway through the calls, Richard C. Hoagland of Enterprise Mission provided an update on Space Shuttle Discovery as it successfully undocked from the International Space Station in preparation for its return trip to Earth. ... More
Host: George Noory

	Nephilim & the Pyramids
	Thursday July 14, 2005

Irish author Patrick Heron returned to the show to share "the last few pieces of the jigsaw puzzle" concerning the pyramids and Bible prophecy. The Great Pyramid has a number of stunning mathematical features and could not be replicated today. There is enough stone in it to build a 6 ft. wall that stretches from New York to Los Angeles, said Heron, who believes it is impossible that the Egyptians constructed the Great Pyramid.Rather, he suggested that 5,500 years ago, the Nephilim, who were the "fallen angels" written about in Genesis, built the pyramids and other ancient structures. They were beautiful looking "spirit men," who appeared human but were not bound by the same laws of physics as mankind, he explained. They mated with Earth women during two periods, before the Great Flood and afterwards, he added. Heron said the Nephilim never died, but were entombed in an "abyss" or netherworld. According to prophecy in the Book of Revelation, a spirit man or "star" comes down to ... More
Host: George Noory

	The Truth About Nessie
	Wednesday May 4, 2005

Author Steve Alten shared his surprising research about the Loch Ness Monster, which indicates the creature is not similar to a plesiosaurus, but rather it's a huge predatory eel-like creature. He believes that it became trapped in the deep loch over 70 years ago, when the building of an adjacent roadway closed off a passage into larger waters. Since then, the creature, which is probably female, has grown larger and larger, reaching 50-60 ft. in length, he suggested. Alten said he engaged forensic artist/investigator Bill McDonald (Press Release/Video Footage) to conduct research at Loch Ness, and he concluded that the creature is a mutation of a species that currently lives in the Loch.Alten further described the creature as a vicious, slimy, 6,000 lb. amphibian, that slithers like a snake, has rows of teeth and is capable of coming on land to seek prey. In fact, a recent report (which includes a photo) claims the creature left a 4-inch tooth inside a deer it attacked. Alten c ... More
Host: George Noory

	Bigfoot Roundtable
	Tuesday May 3, 2005

Researcher Loren Coleman and expedition leader Tom Biscardi were joined byfingerprint technician Jimmy Chilcutt (2nd Hour) and author Smokey Crabtree (3rd Hour) to discuss the elusive creature known as Bigfoot. The evening kicked off with a playing of the song I Still Believe in Bigfoot by Danny Freyer, which was followed by a discussion about the soon-to-be-released Bigfoot video footage from Canada (see below). Coleman said that the creature was photographed from 750 ft. away, so there may be resolution problems, and Biscardi commented that he'd been in touch with the photographer, Bobby Clarke, who impressed him as a reliable witness. Chilcutt reported that the dermal ridges he's studied had been replicated into a cast by Matt Crowley. Biscardi said his group has some hand casts which they hope to show at their upcoming Bigfoot Museum, being planned for a San Francisco location. While he feels we "may be getting very close" to a definitive discovery, Coleman noted that the Big ... More
Host: George Noory

	Electricity & Inventors
	Wednesday April 20, 2005

Science writer David Bodanis made his debut on the show, sharing stories about the development of electricity and the virtuoso scientists who plumbed its secrets. In the early 1800s, he said, Michael Faraday figured out how to harness electricity that could eventually power motors and generators. Later an American inventor named Joseph Henry developed a telegraph system that was then stolen by Samuel Morse, he detailed. Thomas Edison, who grew up fairly deaf from childhood, was hired by corporations in his early career, to copy or devise alternate patents created by other inventors, said Bodanis. At the time someone said of Edison, "that young man has a vacuum where his conscience should be." He also revealed that Alexander Graham Bell was inspired to create the telephone as a way to win over the family of a girl he was trying to court. The final frontier for electricity, speculated Bodanis, will be for it to move into applications inside the human body.He also shared tidb ... More
Host: George Noory