Alan Corbeth

Biography:

Alan Corbeth began his career as a sound engineer at Bell Sound in New York City where he worked with such recording artists as The Lovin' Spoonful. After a tour of duty in Viet Nam, he moved to London and and became part of the team that built and programmed the legendary Capitol Radio. After working for both RCA Records and CBS, Alan moved from England to Israel to be at Israel Radio. Several years later he returned to the States. His radio career continued with National Public Radio where he became the Director of Engineering Operations.

Various other twists and turns in his life found him DX'ing in the Pacific northwest where he found an interesting little overnight show on 50,000 watt KDWN, out of Las Vegas. While he worked building a brand new 100,000 watt FM radio station from the ground up, Alan soon became addicted to listening to the show which was hosted by a relative unknown named Art Bell. Alan Corbeth thought this future star should be syndicated and soon became friends and business partners with him. The rest, as they say, is history.

Past Shows:

	Experiments with Intention
	Thursday February 1, 2007

Senior Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, Dr. Dean Radin, discussed various experiments related to consciousness including a new one on the power of intention as related to food. ... More
Host: George Noory

	Hacking A to Z
	Tuesday February 10, 2004

The world’s most famous (reformed) hacker, Kevin Mitnick (defensivethinking) discussed how computer hackers nowadays can run the gamut from hardcore terrorists to teenagers trying to impress their friends. Telephone systems are also vulnerable and Mitnick recounted a tale of a hacker who discovered a radio stations' rollover numbers, and through using call forwarding was able rig numerous call-in contests. Mitnick commented that his crimes were never about making a profit, but rather for the "intellectual challenge," and the thrill of being somewhere he shouldn't be. He currently runs Defensive Thinking, a consulting firm that helps to stop information theft. Right now,wireless devices pose the biggest threat to security Mitnick commented. He will be serving as Chairman, later this year to the Access Denied Conference in Las Vegas, and is also collecting stories for use in his forthcoming book The Art of Intrusion. ... More
Host: George Noory