Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed the bizarre and still-unexplained jolting booms persisting into April 2012, the legal petition that commercial beekeepers filed asking the EPA to ban use of a nicotine-based pesticide, and recent research suggesting that the ancient Hypogeum structure in Malta was made specifically to vibrate with certain frequencies that alter human brain functions. First half-hour guest, Kerry Cassidy talked about her involvement Project Camelot. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to 6/13/01 when Linda Moulton Howe reported on an underwater city found off the coast of Cuba, and Stephan A. Schwartz recounted fascinating remote viewing targets. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed four different topics-- how the NSA has turned its surveillance apparatus on the U.S. and its citizens, a mystery found in the Baltic Sea, unexplained ground-shaking booms felt in Wisconsin, and radioactive fallout from Fukushima. First hour guest, engineer and author Robert Farrell talked about how UFOs may use negative gravitational fields for propulsion. ... More »

In three half-hour segments, investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed the large number of strange and unexplained horn-like sounds filling the air since March 2011 and possible causes. First hour guest, UFO disclosure activist Stephen Bassett talked about a new petition he is spearheading, which is posted on the White House/We the People website. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed horse mutilations that occurred in Jan. 2011 in England, a large aerial craft and missing time that several witnesses experienced in Utah during Dec. 2011, the issues for Americans in regards to the National Defense Authorization Act, and the dangers of genetically modified crops to humans and animals. First hour guest, paranormal investigator Joshua P. Warren presented his idea that in 2012, humanity is shifting into a phase where we'll be more aligned to the spirit realm. ... More »

In a special program, George Noory was joined by Linda Moulton Howe to interview various guests (Jonathan Emord, David Seaman, Tyrel Ventura, & Gerald Celente) about the National Defense Authorization Act, which many consider to be a curtailing of US citizens' rights & liberties. In the last hour, radio host/filmmaker Alex Jones sounded off on the topic, and related issues. First hour guest, Commander Allan Palmer, director of the Atomic Testing Museum located in Las Vegas talked about the history of the testing of nuclear weapons, and some of the exhibits at their museum. ... More »

Investigative reporter, Linda Moulton Howe, discussed anomalies found on asteroid YU55, as well as recent sightings of strange aerial objects in Canada. She also shared witness testimonies regarding non-human entities seen in a hanger at Walker Field in 1947, and the close encounter of a large disk which demonstrated cloaking abilities in 2006. In the first hour, maverick physicist James McCanney talked about Comet Lovejoy as well as hurricane prediction. ... More »

In her first two segments, investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed the unidentified balls, discs, and entity encounters in Kansas City, Missouri since April 2011 and the 125 orange spheres that flew in waves toward Lee's Summit, Missouri. First hour guest, researcher Lloyd Pye commented on reports of a "Starchild'-like skull found in Peru. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed radiation refugees in Japan, an unidentified low level humming sound in Canada & England, mysterious ancient stone circles in the Middle East, and recent sightings of UFOs in the Northern Territory of Australia. First hour guest, Earth changes expert Mitch Battros talked about the possibility of a tsunami hitting the East Coast due to a landslide in the Canary Islands. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed Comet Elenin, the building blocks of DNA discovered in meteorites, and Alec Newald's encounter with aliens. First hour guest, journalist Frank Borzellieri talked about his new book, Who Believes in Roswell? ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed matter-eating black holes & growing galaxies, sightings of dragonfly-shaped drones and ET contacts in Alabama, and cold fusion as an energy solution for the future. Making a studio appearance in the first hour, financial consultant Catherine Austin Fitts shared updates about the economy. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed fish illness and deaths, meltdowns at Japan's Fukushima nuclear reactors, and a detailed alien abduction case. First hour guest, radio host Alex Jones talked about his protest over the Texas Legislature shelving the so-called TSA "groping" bill (halting invasive security pat-downs). ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe presented a 3-part report on a UFO crash near Aztec, New Mexico in 1948. In the first hour, author Whitley Strieber and researcher Mitch Battros talked about the recent extreme weather. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe shared updates on the BP Oil spill, the world's first macro-sized quantum computer, solar max cycles, and the 2008 sighting of a mysterious aerial craft in Levittown, Pennsylvania. First hour guest, Stan Deyo presented an update on earth changes. ... More »

Art Bell:Somewhere in Time returned to 9/8/99, when Linda Moulton Howe discussed a bizarre crop circle found in Canada. Art also welcomed Betty Eadie, who talked about the time she died on a hospital table and saw the light of God. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe presented guests from the International UFO Congress in Arizona, including Stanton Friedman, Jim Marrs, and Travis Walton. First hour guest, attorney Jonathan Emord shared updates on the combined efforts of the FDA & FTC to suppress dietary supplements. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe shared updates on the RAF Bentwaters/Rendlesham sighting, more strangely killed seals in England, a leaked EPA document about the Honey Bee die-off, and extreme weather & magnetic conditions. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to July 4, 1997, when Linda Moulton Howe and Michael Hesemann reported from Roswell on the testing of debris from a UFO crash site. ... More »

6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to 3/17/99 when Linda Moulton Howe and William Thomas spoke about the then new phenomenon of chemtrails. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe shared reports on unusual bright orange lights observed over ocean beaches in Florida, encounters with lizard-skinned beings, and the glowing 'gyroscope'-shaped craft that has been seen in Florida, Japan & Tunisia. In the first hour, retired school teacher Tom Berg talked about how educators are evaluated. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to July 3, 1997, when Linda Moulton Howe and Budd Hopkins joined Art from Roswell, NM to talk about abductions, alien hybrids, and "Art's Parts." ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed glowing, aerial "gyroscopes" over Florida's Isles of Capri, dead and dying coral south of BP's Gulf oil disaster site, ICBM heavy, concrete silo covers moved aside by glowing discs, and a Texas nurse's close encounter. First hour guest, talk show host Andre Eggelletion shared his analysis of the economy. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe presented material on crop circles' connections to UFOs, Robert Salas' military UFO encounter, half cats & cattle mutilations, and the bee colony collapse disorder. In the first hour, researchers Jason Martell and Erik Poltarek presented a tribute to Zecharia Sitchin, who recently passed away. ... More »

In the first half of the show, astrologer and dowser Cece Stevens talked about the upcoming Crystal Skulls Festival/World Mysteries Conference, which she organized. In the latter half of the show, investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed the invasion of DDT-resistant super bed bugs in America, and the discovery of 12,000 year old circles of limestone columns found in Turkey. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed dead seals being discovered with unusual excisions, the origins of Earth’s Moon, bat die-offs, and NASA’s opposition to Steven Spielberg's film, Close Encounters of the Third Kind. First hour guest, researcher Lloyd Pye shared an update on the Starchild Skull. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe presented new witness testimony in the Rendlesham Forest UFO case, and discussed anomalous lights photographed near crop circles, and an update on honey bee deaths First hour guest, Peter Davenport, the Director of the Natl. UFO Reporting Center, shared updates. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed the Pentagon's first robotic space plane, the serious decline of snake populations, and a UFO incident at Whiteman Air Force Base. First half-hour guest, Dr. James Hardt of the Biocybernaut Institute commented on new research into brain scans. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed a new lethal fungus that is thriving in the Northwest U.S., animal mutilations, Weslaco, Texas UFO reports, and mysterious signals emanating from the M82 galaxy. In her first segment, she reported on a deadly fungus discovered in the Pacific Northwest, where 10 people have died from it. First hour guest, paranormal investigator Joshua P. Warren talked about ectoplasm and psychic materializations. Sometimes in haunted places, reports are made of "slimy ooze that will drip down walls." ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to 2/11/98, when Jack Shulman of the American Computer Corporation spoke about back-engineered alien technology that may have been responsible for computer breakthroughs. Linda Moulton Howe also joined the discussion. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed a Bentwaters security guard's testimony about strange lights, and animal mutilations associated with orange spheres in Wales. In the first hour, founder of the Mars Society, Robert Zubrin, talked about the increasing evidence for life on the red planet. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed a UFO sighting, cyber-espionage, declining bat populations, and Monsanto's genetically modified seeds. In her first report, she interviewed "Steve," a retired USAF security policeman, who described a 1969 incident at Vandenburg AFB, in which he witnessed an unidentified aerial object that hovered over a new military transport plane. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe shared reports on increased seismic activity at Yellowstone, Honey bee deaths, the invasion of Lionfish and its effect on the marine eco-system, and Celtic looking mummies buried in China. In the first hour, astrologist Susan Miller revealed why February 27th is the "luckiest day of the year" and shared her forecast for 2010 and beyond. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed full-body scanners at airports, Death Stars, and UFO strangeness and human abductions in Scotland. First hour guest, author and venture capitalist Guy Kawasaki discussed technology concerns, and commented on Apple's new iPad. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed the British Ministry of Defence closing down their UFO hotline and offices, the Allan Hills Martian Meteorite, 2010 trends with Gerald Celente, and her own angelic intervention experiences. First hour guest, author Neil Slade talked about how belief in Santa and fantasy is actually good for a child's brain. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) experiments at CERN, UFO revelations from June Crain, and potential extinctions on Earth. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe presented material on four subjects: H1N1 (Swine Flu), solar activity, UFO/alien encounters in England, and research into Europa's oceans. First hour guest, author Rosemary Ellen Guiley talked about her research into demons, and gave an update on her investigations into a "Mystery Place." ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe presented more military eyewitness accounts of the RAF Bentwaters/ Rendlesham Forest UFO case that involved highly strange aerial lights and unknown craft sightings that took place in 1980. First hour guest, C2C Science Advisor Richard C. Hoagland talked about findings that confirm water on the moon. Such water is manufactured by the action of solar winds, he suggested. He further postulated that buried lunar ruins and structures were leaking water vapor out, which was rising to the moon's surface through fissures and cracks. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed the famous 1980 Rendlesham Forest / RAF Bentwaters UFO incident and played recent interviews she conducted with both Col. Charles Halt, as well as UK researcher Gary Heseltine. Linda also shared an interview with Michio Kaku about time travel, advanced civilizations, and the Large Hadron Collider's problems. First hour guest Dr. Bruce Goldberg reacted to the story of a Russian scientist who claims he can photograph souls. Goldberg explained that this scientist is utilizing a form of the classic esoteric practice of Kirlian photography. ... More »

Paranormal investigator and star of the TV show Haunting Evidence, Patrick Burns discussed his work on cold cases such as the Zodiac Killer, and Natalee Holloway, as well as presented a group of EVP recordings. First hour guests, researcher Nick Pope and investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe commented on the UK's release of more UFO files. ... More »

Live from the U.K., investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe and various witnesses and researchers, shared news about recent crop formations and associated anomalies in the Wiltshire, England area. First hour guest, dowser Raymon Grace talked about the power of intention and conducted an on-air water experiment. ... More »

In the latter half of the show, investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed mysterious lights & unidentified aerial objects, bat die-offs in North America, and recent crop circles. In the first hour, author R. Gary Patterson discussed the surprising death of Michael Jackson. 2nd hour guest, Professor Tudor Parfitt reacted to a report that the lost Ark of the Covenant had been found in Ethiopia and was going to be revealed in Rome. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed Swine Flu, UFOs, honey bee losses, and increasing bat die-offs. It's possible that the recent Swine Flu outbreak could herald a more virulent Fall 2009 pandemic, she detailed. First hour guest, Father Andrew Wingate checked in on his prophecies. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed explosive material found in 9/11 World Trade Center dust, English crop circle formations, and Earth's quiet sun. First hour guest, ghostbuster Mary Ann Winkowski spoke about the phenomenon of walk-ins, in which an earthbound spirit inhabits the body of a person whose soul has departed. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time traveled back to 12/28/01 when Art was joined by Linda Moulton Howe and listeners who shared their predictions for 2002. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed a recent Colorado cow mutilation, the increasing problem with Africanized bees in the U.S., and the mysterious crash of an object in Needles, CA. First hour guest, radio host Andre Eggelletion commented on the latest plans to revive the economy. The Federal Reserve is largely responsible for the economic downturn, he said. ... More »

Linda Moulton Howe discussed bat death syndrome, mysterious aerial patterns, Martian hot springs, and red rain cells in India. First hour guest Richard Gordon talked about "Quantum Touch" healing. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed extinctions related to nanodiamond discoveries, and mysterious aerial sightings. First hour guest, regression therapist Barbara Lamb shared information on ETs, based on hypnosis sessions with her clients. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed unusual aerial craft in Ohio and Texas, and the CIA's connection to how UFOs are portrayed in Hollywood films. She interviewed two witnesses, trucker Tim Costock and a security guard named Sarah who both saw, on the same night in Empire, Ohio, a triangular shaped craft and a glowing "pod" or "cocoon"-like object. They described the triangular craft as dark or charcoal in color and as having a rough texture or crystalline structure. See this report for more. Linda also interviewed a Stephenville, Texas police officer "Greg" who told of witnessing a large rectangular black object about 600-ft in diameter on the night of January 8, 2008-- the same night as other sightings in Stephenville. ... More »

Broadcasting from radio station KXNT in Las Vegas, George Noory and co-host Linda Moulton Howe welcomed guest speakers from the 2008 UFO Conference.During the first hour, researcher Ryan Wood talked about an MJ-12 document known as the "Burn Memo" (view at Earthfiles.com), as well as the U.S. Government's policy of denial regarding UFOs and how they may be exploiting recovered alien technology. Expert in non-lethal weaponry, Dr. John Alexander appeared during the second hour. Alexander admitted that we've had "a series of interactions that have impacted the potential for air safety" but expressed doubt about the evidence for crashed alien craft. Alexander said if a corporation or secret government agency had access to recovered alien technology, they would have used it to manipulate the presidential election. Next, Nick Pope, former leader of the UK's UFO Project, shared details from a case about a pilot who was ordered to shoot down a UFO in 1957 (more at Times Online) ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe shared cases of high strangeness. In her first report, she detailed the Oct. 4, 2008 encounter of two hunters in Elk County, Pennsylvania who saw mysterious lights and a lime green, glowing humanoid floating across a field behind one of the odd lights. She interviewed UFO/cryptozoology researcher Stan Gordon, who spoke with the hunters. More here.Linda's second report also concerned Pennsylvania-- she looked at increasing "Thunderbird," or Pterodactyl-like sightings in the state, some as recent as May 2008. Again, Stan Gordon, who is based in PA, shared his research, describing one witness account in which a huge bird that stood 4-feet tall and had an estimated 21 feet wingspan was seen up close. See Linda's full report.In a conversation with Dr. Leo Sprinkle, Linda revisited an unusual alien abduction case that took place in Cimarron, New Mexico, in May 1980. A mother and son said they saw a cow rising in a beam of light into a la ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), honey bee disorders, cell phone dangers, and cat mutilation cases. First, she delved into what scientists hope to discover with the LHC experiments at CERN. She interviewed Particle Physicist Joseph Lykken, Ph.D., who explained it was unlikely they'd produce black holes. But if they did, these objects would almost immediately evaporate into regular particles, so there was no danger in what they were doing. They hope to learn more about gravity, the origins of the universe, as well as produce dark matter particles, Lykken said. More here. In her second presentation, Linda connected the problem of honey bee disorders with the usage of certain pesticides. Nicotine-based pesticides have been shown to interfere with bee memories in lab tests, and the crop pesticide Movento, made by Bayer, was recently approved by the EPA even though it was known to kill honey bee larvae, she detailed. Read he ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howepresented reports on the honey bee disappearance, amphibian extinction, and the UFO phenomenon. Honey bees continue to disappear in huge numbers from the Pacific Coast and England, and it's now a serious question whether there'll be enough local bees to pollinate California's upcoming almond crop, she detailed.In her second report, Linda outlined how more than one-third of the world's amphibians (such as frogs and toads) are on the brink of extinction, most likely due to a mysterious fungus. She interviewed David Wake, the Director of Herpetology at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology at UC Berkeley who told her the fungal infection that is killing amphibians is not completely understood. More here.Linda shared part of her interview with William Bramley, the author of the groundbreaking book The Gods of Eden. He described the link between aerial objects/lights, fogs, mists and the onset of the plague in the 1300s. Also seen ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe presented several different reports. She interviewed Jim Marrs in regards to his new book, The Rise of the Fourth Reich, exploring the similarities between Hitler's Third Reich of WWII and modern America. They also discussed Nazi "bell" technology which allegedly could neutralize gravity, stop time and perhaps even enable a kind of time travel. Read Part I of their conversation. Radar records of Stephenville, Texas from 1/8/08 were obtained by Glen Schulze and Robert Powell via an FOIA request. Analysis showed that anomalous aerial targets didn't give off transponder beeps, and in one instance, the target moved towards the Bush ranch compound in Crawford. View Part I and Part II of Linda's interviews with Schulze and Powell.In her last report, she discussed the unusual 'Roswell Rock' found by Robert Ridge in 2004, in an area near an alleged UFO crash between Corona and Roswell in 1947. The rock, which has unusual magnetic properties, fe ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe presented reports on the Barbury Castle pattern, ocean acidity, an abductee's account of non-human technologies, and the U.K's recent UFO flap. She interviewed astrophysicist Mike Reed about the Barbury Castle pattern in a barley field (see photo below), which featured arcs of varying lengths on a ratcheted spiral that measured out Pi to the tenth decimal. Linda noted it was raining the night that the circle was made, yet no mud tracks appeared near the area. For more, view her full report.Increased acidity in Pacific Coast waters is occurring much faster than global warming climate models predicted-- and is posing a threat to marine life. She interviewed Christopher Lee Sabine with the NOAA, who expressed surprise at the levels of acidity, which he associated with increased CO2 in the atmosphere. More here. Linda also presented audio of her conversation with "William," a man who claimed to have contact with a blond being name ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe presented reports on 'dragonfly' drone sightings, a pearl-colored sphere retrieved in Alabama, the Mars Phoenix Lander, and a new cattle mutilation case. The new Mars mission isn't intended to determine if microbes exist in the soil, Prof. Peter Smith noted. Regarding the anomaly of the 'white spike' (see article below), Barry Goldstein, Phoenix's Project Manager said they want to study a higher resolution image of what is there, before commenting. For more on the Phoenix mission, see Linda's full report. A new witness of the strange aerial drones first reported in 2007 contacted Linda. Brent Yearout, of Camas, Washington described seeing a craft with appendages that had an inner ring about 8-12 ft. across. It emitted a static sound and moved in an erratic matter, stopping and hovering, he said. Click here for further details. Linda also shared an account of a witness in Decatur, Alabama who saw a 3-foot-wide sphere retri ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe updated several on-going stories including Honey Bee collapse, grain shortages, Morgellons disease, and strange aerial lights. According to one beekeeper, Honey Bee collapse is worse this year than it was last year. Linda interviewed apiary inspector Jerry Hayes, who noted the problem is more dramatic on the West Coast this year. For more, go here. The plan to increase usage of ethanol as a biofuel has backfired, Linda reported. Grain shortages and rising food prices have emerged at the same time as U.S. corn farmers are diverting their crops to ethanol plants. See her full report. Morgellons Disease, which is associated with painful lesions and strange unidentified fibers, is beginning to receive serious medical review, such as an epidemiological study being undertaken by Kaiser Permanente. Some patients report experiencing a kind of "brain fog," which Linda suggested may be caused by a neurotoxin in the fibers. More on Morgellons here ... More »

Starting in her new full-show, last Thursday of the month guest slot,investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe presented news about Planet X, the Peruvian meteorite, and other space and earth topics. She interviewed geological sciences Prof. Peter Schultz, who told her that the 2007 meteorite in Peru was very unusual due to its high rate of speed (it's estimated it came in at 15,000 mph), and the fact that witnesses observed the collision. The subsequent villagers' illnesses could have been due to breathing the dust after the crash rather than arsenic poisoning or anything from space, he added. For more, see Linda's Earthfiles report. She spoke with planetary scientist Mark Sykes about Kobe University's finding that there is likely a large 'Planet X' in the outer reaches of our solar system that takes 1,000 years to orbit the sun. New types of telescopes may make detection of such bodies more feasible, he noted. For more, view the full interview.Linda also touched o ... More »

Broadcasting live from the KVI studios in Seattle, George talked with investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe, who provided an update on the recent high strangeness occurring in the skies above Texas.Linda spoke with Constable Lee Roy Gaitan about his investigation of the Dublin UFO sightings. According to Gaitan, several witnesses, including him and his wife, saw multi-colored spinning aerial objects flying around the Dublin area on February 9 and 10, 2008. Read Linda's full report at Earthfiles.com. Linda presented her interview with Steve Allen, Owner of L & S Enterprises and Texas Freight. Allen claims to have witnessed several bright white lights flying a few thousand feet above ground level toward Stephenville on January 8, 2008. He said the lights formed a rectangular pattern and reconfigured themselves as he watched. Allen estimated that the lights were moving 2,000 and 3,000 mph, and they were being pursued by two F-16s, he noted. Linda also shared her report ... More »

A set of surprise guests joined us for one segment each in this special 4-hour program. In order of appearance: Dr. Betty Martini spoke about Hawaii's attempt to ban Aspartame. The sweetener is addictive, leaches serotonin from the brain, and is associated with mental illness such as bi-polar disorder, she reported. Investment advisorMish Shedlock warned of a full-blown recession and job layoffs. The real estate bottom won't hit till around 2012, he added. Investigative reporterLinda Moulton Howe reacted to a new report in which the US military is claiming that UFO sightings in Texas may have been due to a training mission of F-16s in the area. She noted that this is a typical pattern when the military wants to quash the idea that anything unusual has taken place. Scott Flansburg, 'The Human Calculator,' spoke about the power of numbers and the Mayan Calendar. Researcher David Seredareported that a NASA employee was leaking information suggesting t ... More »

During the first hour, investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed the ongoing decline of amphibians as well as the extinction of coral reefs. George hosted Open Lines during the last two hours, featuring a special 'laugh line' for callers who wanted to recall a moment they laughed so hard it brought them to their knees. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe joined George for the first half of the program. She provided an update on her 11/29/07 report on a 'glowing disc' encounter in New Mexico in 1974. ... More »

Author and researcher Steve Quayle discussed his recent work on climate change and weather manipulation, and also touched on his interests in biblical prophecy, giants, and the mysterious deaths of microbiologists. ... More »

Researcher Nick Redfern spoke about a variety of cryptozoological creatures including chupacabras, Mothman, Bigfoot and werewolves. ... More »

Alien abductee Jim Sparks shared more of his experiences with the Grays. Unlike many other abductees, he says he has 95% conscious recall of these events which occurred to him frequently over an 18-year period. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe was the main guest, presenting reports from her Earthfiles.com Headline News, on such topics as the Peruvian meteorite, cat mutilations and the honey bee disorder. ... More »

In the first hour, Linda Moulton Howe discussed and played the original Betty and Barney Hill hypnosis audio that was recorded by Benjamin Simon, M. D., in Boston. ... More »

In the first hour, Linda Moulton Howe discussed the extraordinary July 7, 2007, 1,033-Foot-Long East Field wheat formation discovered by Gary King, Cardiff, a U. K. paralegal, after a he saw a bright flash of light. ... More »

George Noory and a cavalcade of guests paid tribute to Art Bell, and clips of some of Art's most memorable on-air moments were played. In live appearances Whitley Strieber, Richard C. Hoagland, Ian Punnett, Dannion Brinkley, George Knapp, Seth Shostak, Evelyn Paglini, Sean David Morton, Linda Moulton Howe, Bruce Goldberg, Neil Slade, Brendan Cook and Nick Begich all shared accolades and memories of working with Art. ... More »

Author and researcher Michael Cremo discussed evidence for extreme human antiquity and also presented his thesis that human life has devolved from a higher state. ... More »

In the first hour, Linda Moulton Howe presented updates on unusual animal deaths in Argentina and Chile, where chupacabras may be to blame. ... More »

Secret Door guests and Open Lines were intertwined in this impromptu evening. ... More »

Investigative journalist and author Linda Moulton Howe presented a series of interviews live from the 2007 Ozark UFO Conference in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. ... More »

During the first two hours of the program, investigative reporter and author Linda Moulton Howe gave an update on the disappearing honey bees and what may be the cause. ... More »

During the first half of the program, George spoke with Linda Moulton Howe, who presented her report on Earth life threats. ... More »

During the first half of the program, Linda Moulton Howe presented her report on high strangeness at the Briese cattle farm in Tappen, North Dakota. ... More »

Reporter and editor of Earthfiles.com, Linda Moulton Howe spoke on a variety of topics including the U.S. plan getting to the Moon, Mallard Ducks dying in Idaho, underwater structures discovered off the coast of Cuba and the melting of the Earth's polar ice caps. ... More »

During the first half of the program, Linda Moulton Howe, reporter and editor for Earthfiles, presented an update on unusual animal deaths and disappearances. ... More »

Kevin Todeschi, spokesperson for A.R.E., the organization which Edgar Cayce founded, talked about Cayce's life and work as well as dream interpretation. ... More »

Cameraman and producer of paranormal documentaries, Barry Conrad shared his research on such cases as the Kelly Incident, Mothman, the Flatwoods Monster and the San Pedro haunting. ... More »

During the first half of the show, reporter and editor for Earthfiles, Linda Moulton Howe, shared her research into the famous Kinross F-89 jet fighter that disappeared over Lake Superior on November 23, 1953. ... More »

In the middle two hours, author, columnist, and television commentator Pat Buchanan discussed his new book State of Emergency, which deals with the immigration crisis. ... More »

Reporter and editor for Earthfiles, Linda Moulton Howe shared a detailed interview concerning a USAF flight surgeon that was allegedly present during an autopsy on extraterrestrial biological entities (EBEs) at Wright-Patterson in the late 1940s. ... More »

During the first half of Thursday's show, reporter and editor for Earthfiles.com, Linda Moulton Howe provided updates on Morgellons disease and the red rain that fell on Kerala, India, as well as conversed with callers on a variety of topics. ... More »

Military thriller author and former Air Force Capt., Dale Brown returned for a discussion about his research and writing. ... More »

In the first hour, reporter and editor for Earthfiles, Linda Moulton Howe, presented her report on Thomas Sheppard, a retired U.S. Navy Chief Yeoman who claims to have seen photographs of aliens while looking through a classified vault at White Beach Naval Base, Okinawa, on Thanksgiving night, 1976. ... More »

In the first half of Friday's program, reporter and editor of Earthfiles.com, Linda Moulton Howe discussed global warming and the world's melting glaciers, as well as conversed with listeners on a variety of other topics.According to Linda's report, 2005 was the hottest year in modern human history. By the end of the century temperatures could be higher by 3 to 10 degrees F, she said. ... More »

Reporter and editor for Earthfiles.com, Linda Moulton Howe presented an interview with "Don," a man who said his uncle had shown him top secret files and photos taken in 1947 of crashed discs and small entities. According to Don, his uncle had B&W pictures of three UFO crash sites, including photos showing a craft embedded into a hillside and two living 'extraterrestrial biological entities' (EBENs) standing nearby. ... More »

During the first two hours, reporter and editor for Earthfiles.com, Linda Moulton Howe, presented details on a 1947 UFO case involving a "peculiar phenomenon" interfering with V-2 rocket launches from White Sands Proving Ground. ... More »

Reporter and editor for Earthfiles.com, Linda Moulton Howe, provided an interview with former Canadian Minister of Defense, Paul Hellyer, about his discussion with a retired USAF general who confirmed, "UFOs are as real as the airplanes flying overhead," as well as a report on a UFO crash and burial in the Utah desert in early 1950s. ... More »

Inspired by Robert Frost's poem The Road Not Taken, George offered a 'What If' hotline for people who wanted to wax hypothetical about what could have been if past (or future?) events played out differently. Some of the callers' scenarios follow:What if... the South had prevailed in the Civil War?civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks had not refused to give up her seat aboard a public bus?the Beatles had never come to America in 1964?all of us got together and didn't buy gas for one day?the world had listened to doctors who proclaimed Hitler insane in 1934?Robert Kennedy had not been ushered through the kitchen pantry in the Ambassador Hotel the day he was assassinated?the founding fathers had voted German as the official language of the U.S.? Also during Open Lines a caller from Hot Springs, Arkansas shared his penchant for microwaving RFID tags in order to watch them "go up in a puff of smoke." Don from Anaheim recently noticed that his motorcycle's gas mi ... More »

During Open Lines George offered a 'trucker' hotline for semi drivers who have experienced strange things on the road. A Pittsburgh-based trucker recounted the time he saw a tall, hooded figure standing off to the side of the Pennsylvania turnpike. The caller believes the dark figure he saw may have been the Grim Reaper. A trucker named Duke shared his eyewitness account of a "black cylinder" hanging in the night sky along his I-10 route (west of Las Cruces, New Mexico). He said the object was being tracked by several helicopters and a fleet of vehicles on the ground, as well as scores of trucker-onlookers. Duke urged other witnesses to call into the program and share their stories. Rick from Kentucky recalled seeing a demon staring into his window when he was a young boy. He described the creature as having a round bloody face, no neck or shoulders, rolled back eyes, and horns all over his head. Rick said to this day he never opens windows and has blinds covering every ... More »

During Open Lines, a caller from San Andreas, California shared a ouija board experience she had as a teenager. She claims that playing with the ouija board unleashed a spirit that followed her for several years. The caller said the spirit no longer plagues her, but feared that by talking about him on the radio he would find her again.A caller from Arizona claimed her brother had worked on secret projects in Russia, as well as invented and produced solar-powered vehicles. She said her brother was later found dead of an apparent suicide, but she believes he was killed because he knew too much.Throughout the evening, Richard C. Hoagland offered updates and commentary on the Hurricane aftermath. He also reported on an Internet rumor that radio communications are being jammed in New Orleans. Art Bell called in to quash the rumor, and to express his frustration with those keeping volunteer amateur ham radio operators from entering the city, where in his opinion they could of ... More »

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 »

The last half of the show featured Open Lines, with a special hotline for truck drivers, police officers and newspaper carriers who had creepy stories to share. ... More »

In this rebroadcast from 11/12/04, George Noory and Linda Moulton Howe speak to a variety of presenters at the 2nd Annual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference. ... More »

Four panelists joined together in a discussion on the issue of God, Man, & ETs, and shared their reactions to the possibly imminent NASA/ESA confirmation that 'We are Not Alone.'Richard C. Hoagland, the founder and principal investigator of Enterprise Mission, said that at a Mars Express conference, 75% of the scientists felt there was evidence for current life on Mars. He believes there is also evidence for past life on Mars, particularly in the humanoid "face," which has been found in the Cydonia ruins. "Ultimately," he suggested "we are the Martians," as they came to Earth and left their legacy with ancient civilizations. Further, he shared that his latest research into Iapetus, could point towards panspermia having taken place in our solar system. Hugh Ross, who directs the efforts of the Reasons to Believe institute, refuted Hoagland's stance, saying there was no scientific evidence for life outside of Earth. Referencing the Bible, he said that God, a ... More »

The last two hours of Friday's program featured Open Lines. Jim from Ventura County recalled having a dream about a 70-foot tide hitting southern California. Jim indicated the rising tide was caused by a shifting of the planet, which, after it receded, left the water level two to four feet higher than before. Another caller from California, James, said he experiences night terrors and sleep paralysis every night. As a potential cure for people suffering from sleep paralysis or "Old Hag" syndrome, James recommended keeping a piece of metal by the bedside. ... More »

Linda Moulton Howe, Grant Cameron, Bruce Maccabee, and Bob Wood joined together for a UFO Roundtable which covered crash retrievals, government documents & secrecy & ET motivations. ... More »

The last three hours of Friday's program featured Open Lines. Joe, a truck driver from Tennessee, recounted the time he worked as an orderly at a nursing home. According to his story, he walked into a resident's room and saw a foggy mist in the shape of a body standing near the bed. Joe said the ghost passed through him, sending an "ice cold" feeling through his body. Stranger still, the resident also claims to have seen the entity. ... More »

In the first hour, reporter and editor for Earthfiles.com, Linda Moulton Howe, provided an update on the "mega-tsunami" potential of the Cumbre Vieja volcano on the island of La Palma. During hour two, astronomer Phil Plait talked about the White House's recent decision to have NASA destroy the ailing Hubble Telescope. ... More »

Author and consultant Wesley J. Smith discussed the science and ethics of stem cell research and human cloning, in the middle two hours of the show. He expressed concern that the public is acquiescing to whatever scientists want and that the "sanctity of human life" is under threat. While stem cells have shown promise in treating degenerative diseases, often embryonic stem cells are rejected by the body, he said. It is for this reason, it's being proposed that patients undergo "therapeutic cloning" i.e. clones made of themselves, which would then have the embryonic stem cells extracted for the patient's use, he explained. But for Smith, this poses a moral problem, as the embryos could also be used for reproduction. In this situation, we are "creating human life for the purpose of destroying it," he asserted, and this is treating human life as a "marketable product." The last hour was devoted to Open Lines for callers to react to the devastating aftermath of the tsunami. ... More »

In this 4-hour special, George Noory, in the L.A. studio, and Linda Moulton Howe (Earthfiles.com), broadcasting live from the UFO Crash Retrieval Conference in Las Vegas, interviewed several conference presenters. ... More »

Open Lines started with a bang when Dodie Crain, mother of famed Area 51 microbiologist Dan Burisch, called into the show to set a few things straight. Crain said she has not been allowed to see her son since October 5, 1993. She confirmed that Burisch worked at Area 51 and interacted with an alien during his time there. Crain said her son would often return from Area 51 afraid and looking "as white as a sheet." According to Crain, Burisch received an injection in his neck in 1993 that altered his personality and "confused" his memory. George also opened a "Backseat Ghost" hotline for anyone who ever had a ghostly figure accompany them in a car. A caller who lives in a cemetery recounted the time during a lonely ride home she saw the silhouette of a person sitting in the backseat of her car. The "passenger" vanished, but she was so chilled to the bone that she turned on her car's heater. Another caller said she saw three featureless "dark forms" sitting in her car's bac ... More »

Friday's first hour guest, reporter and editor Linda Moulton Howe of Earthfiles.com presented a report on asteroid 4179 Toutatis, which is going to pass close to Earth on September 29, 2004. Linda described Toutatis as a large asteroid, measuring 4.6 km long by 2.4 km wide, in a chaotic orbit that crosses Earth's own orbit. According to asteroid specialist Tim Spahr, "there is no chance" of Toutatis coming close enough to impact Earth. Spahr said within 10 years astronomers will have found more than 95% of the one kilometer near-Earth asteroids, and they'll know exactly where each will be for the next 100 years. Linda also discussed the adverse affects of global warming on plants and animals. She said recent European and American studies have concluded that the average temperatures in Europe could climb between 3.6° and 11.3° Fahrenheit by the end of this century. According to ornithologist Jeff Price, the small amount of warming that has already occurred globally has impacted the ... More »

During Friday's Open Lines, we heard from a caller who said she attended a funeral where the corpse was attacked by bugs and leaked embalming fluid. Another caller said he and some friends once saw a giant eagle with a 40-foot wingspan carry off a lamb in its claws.There was also an Untold Stories Hotline, in which George invited listeners to share stories they've never told anyone...ever. One caller said he had been practicing black magic (at 15 years old) when the Devil appeared to him and took him into hell. Thankfully, he was returned. Later, a trucker called and said she and her husband nearly collided with a huge low-flying aircraft and were later followed by a mysterious van. ... More »

During the first two hours of Friday's show, reporter and editor Linda Moulton Howe of Earthfiles.com gave an update on the Dan Burisch case.Dan Burisch claims to have received telepathic messages from a time traveling extraterrestrial called J-Rod. According to Burisch, the J-Rods have serious medical problems that will cause their eventual extinction and have journeyed back to Earth to fix a "time problem" in our present, the J-Rods distant past. Burisch says he and a team of scientists worked to develop a cure for the J-Rods, and to help them prevent their catastrophic future.Provoked by his interactions with the J-Rod, Burisch began looking for evidence of panspermia, a theory that life was seeded on Earth. His research led him to develop the Lotus Model, which hypothesizes that silicon dioxide crystals act as antennas for "Ganesh particles." Burisch believes these particles travel in light and "can motivate the production of life from pre-existing proteins." The implicatio ... More »

During Friday's Open Lines, numbers ruled! We heard from a caller who said nine is a magic number, and offered to convert any number back to nine. George asked him to try his method on 666. Here are the steps:6 + 6 + 6 = 181 + 8 = 9Nancy from Nevada told George that for the last several years, and on a nearly daily basis, whenever she looks at a clock it's always 11:11. It's probably time to get a new clock! Continuing the numbers theme, Jennifer from Arkansas recounted the story of her adoption. She said her parents were unable to conceive for 13 years, but after her adoption they gave birth to her younger sister nine months later. Curiously, the sister's birthday (16) can be derived by adding the mother's (13) and father's (3) birthdays together.There was also a "Doom and Gloom" Special Topic line in which George invited people to share how they've overcome various black clouds. One gentleman related how his life was terrible, characterized by the "ups and downs" of dep ... More »

During the first hour of Friday's show, investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe presented an update on Area 51 microbiologist Dan Burisch, who has allegedly done biomedical work on a being called J-Rod. Linda played a recording of Dr. Burisch describing his first encounter with J-Rod: "It looked like a giant insect. Big, dark brown, and hunched in the corner; very insect-like in appearance. It almost looked like it had an exoskeleton.". ... More »

Thursday night's show was a special one as Alex Jones, Linda Moulton Howe, Jim Marrs and Steve Quayle joined us for a five hour round table discussion about secret societies. According to Jim Marrs, "secret societies go all the way back to the caveman era...they can be traced all the way back through human history." He further hypothesizes that all secret societies can be connected – a thought Alex Jones expanded on: "a few thousand people are all members of the same organizations." But what do they want?Steve Quayle says, "a single word that denotes them all is control over their fellow man, and destruction." Secret societies seek control over life and death, as well as the annihilation of everyone (or at least 85%-95%) outside of their organization. Linda Moulton Howe added that "extension of life, or what happens at the moment of death has always somehow been at the root" of secret societies. By controlling the mysteries of life, they become partakers in the Luciferian prom ... More »

In a night of Open Lines, we heard from a caller who said he shot at an 8-9 ft. tall Bigfoot creature with a paintball gun, a former merchant seaman who saw a silent craft moving 5,000 to 7,000 mph over the waters near the Philippines and a man who worked near "Hanger 18" at Wright Patterson AFB, and said that it functioned as a "cryogenics lab." There was also a "Synchronicity Hotline," in which George invited people to share their tales of unusual coincidences or occurrences. One woman recounted how her friend narrowly missed being hit by pieces falling from a building in California because she was conferring with her parents. But it turned out her parents were actually in New York at the time. ... More »

Investigator Linda Moulton Howe (earthfiles.com), the guest for the first half of Friday's show, offered reports on some of the strange findings of the Mars rovers. She interviewed Geology Prof. Ronald Greeley about puzzling filaments found laying in the soil grains on Meridiani Planum. Greeley suggested they could be related to the "fibrous things that can form in minerals like asbestos." Linda also played portions of her interview with Steve Squyers, thePrincipal Investigator on the Mars Rover Missions, who informed her that neither rover had any instruments aboard that were capable of detecting whether there were organic substances in the soil. The missions, were strictly to determine whether there was past water on the planet, said Squyers, who became irate when pressed with further questions about the possibility of organic elements. Read her full interview here. One of Linda's next speaking engagements will be at the first annual X-Conference, an "exopolitics expo," ... More »

The guest for the first half of Friday's program, investigator Linda Moulton Howe of Earthfiles.com, presented two reports. The first dealt with a mysterious ice circle that was found in Horton, Michigan this past December. ... More »

Investigator Linda Moulton Howe of Earthfiles.com, was the guest for the full Friday show. She presented special reports onthe flu outbreak, China's moon missions and the possibility of eruptions at Yellowstone.Linda reported that the director of Epidemiology at Denver's Children Hospital said the current Fujian flu outbreak was the most severe he had seen in the last thirty years. She doesn't, however, believe this virulent epidemic is the result of any kind of bio terrorism, but rather it is part of a natural cycle that occasionally produces especially deadly outbreaks. To read more about this flu which is affecting children especially hard, go to Linda's report on earthfiles.com. In her investigation into activity at Yellowstone National Park, Linda said there were two dozen papers presented at the current American Geophysical Union meeting dealing with the recent geologic and volcanic changes there. She interviewed Dr. Hank Heasler, the Supervisory Geologist, at Yellowsto ... More »

George Noory and Linda Moulton Howe (earthfiles.com) hosted a special broadcast live from a glass enclosed studio at the Sunset Station Hotel in Las Vegas, interviewing presenters at the UFO Crash Retrieval Conference. Stan Gordon, the primary investigator of the 1965 Kecksburg UFO crash retrieval case, kicked off the evening with details from witnesses. One person told him, they had been at Wright Patterson where the acorn-shaped craft was taken, and saw next to it, a covered body on a workbench. The witness told him its left arm was sticking out; it had "three fingers" and was "somewhat lizard like."Budd Hopkins (website), the renowned alien abduction investigator, discussed videotaped testimony of a 1963 UFO crash near Albuquerque that he had recorded. A hospital technician told him she saw three little bodies at a crash site that she initially thought were children. X-rays that were taken, she said, showed a different skeletal structure (fewer ribs than humans) and the bein ... More »

"2003 is turning out to be a pivotal year for cosmologists," said investigator Linda Moulton Howe (earthfiles.com) who appeared during the first half of Friday's show. Reporting on data from NASA's microwave probe (WMAP), Linda said that only a small percentage of the universe is composed of matter such as stars, and the rest is made up of "dark energy" and "dark matter, " which could be thought of as transparent. Of visible matter, she said there is a "long green curved wall" that is composed of 252 million light years of galaxies clustered one after another, that curiously appear to be "herded" together by the dark matter. Could our universe, based on the WMAP information, be "akin to a clear Jell-O in which what we consider to be matter (worlds and stars) is simply embedded in this large transparent Jell-O?" she pondered. For more on this topic read Linda's report on Earthfiles.com. Linda, who also played a tape of Stan Gordon discussing evidence in the Kecksburg UFO case, will ... More »

"Human beings are doom riders," said author and thinker Howard Bloom (howardbloom.net) in his appearance on Wednesday's show. "We are masters of disaster, and if we fail to realize that, we're in trouble," he continued. While our planet is on the verge of various environmental catastrophes, Bloom argues that nature "throws us curves and challenges us to overcome them," which in turn helps us to evolve. There's only one family tree on this planet, said Bloom, and that's DNA. And in spite of any oncoming disaster, "DNA wins," because "it's covered its bets any way it can." For example, in the event of a nuclear war, some bacteria would thrive in the radioactive fallout. Cockroaches will survive too, he added with a chuckle. "The next thing for us to come up with is defeating disaster before it happens," Bloom said. To prevent a worldwide drought for instance, he suggested harnessing natural forces such as tides, the advanced use of hydroponics and "giant eggbeaters in the sea." ... More »

Investigator Linda Moulton Howe reported on her trip to England where she observed crop circles and mysterious lights. "Out of nowhere came the loudest roaring sound," Howe said,describing the sudden appearance of an unmarked black Apache helicopter circling tightly over her location, shortly after she arrived at a church near crop circle formations. ... More »

On Friday night, investigator Linda Moulton Howe (earthfiles.com) presented two hours of reports and special guests from the International Mutual UFO Symposium (MUFON) in Dearborn, Michigan. First Linda brought on Stanton Friedman (website) who shared some new information he received about the Roswell case. A woman called to tell him, that her mother, who was in the military, gave a deathbed confession of witnessing the wreckage and bodies at the 1947 crash site. Next up was Dr. Bruce Maccabee (brucemaccabee.com) who presented "The Case of the Remarkable Meteors," a curious 1904 incident in which three bright objects were observed by sailors aboard a naval vessel. According to the records, the "reddish glowing objects," which could have been traveling as fast a 1,000 mph, "suddenly soared upwards," Maccabee recounted. More details are here. Also included was author David W. Davisaka Walks-as-Bear (thewildlandpress) who discussed a sighting he experienced while in the Coast ... More »

The "jellification" of metal and the levitation of objects were brought about by the "Hutchison Effect," explained Canadian-based inventor John Hutchison, Art Bell's guest on Friday's night. Using such items as Tesla coils and RF generators to create the effect, Hutchison said a 1500 lb. transformer was lifted one inch. ... More »

We may be dealing with "an energy interaction that no one understands," said investigator Linda Moulton Howe (earthfiles.com) when she appeared on the first half of Friday's show. She was presenting the latest scientific findings from the Urandir Oliveira alien abduction case, in which materials (a scorched bedspread and disc-shaped rocks) had been gathered from the event site in Corguinho, Brazil and analyzed. While Oliveira was allegedly being floated through his bedroom ceiling into an alien craft, a rain of small round rocks was reported to fall in the immediate vicinity. ... More »

It was a rollercoaster of chills and thrills on Friday's Open Lines. There was Ricky calling from his haunted mobile home, where a malevolent ghost had made its presence known, harassing his girlfriend. Meanwhile a young man from Sacramento complained of frightening waking dreams with a sinister red portal appearing in his bedroom mirror. Martine of San Francisco, intriguingly proposed her theory that angels actually inhabit dogs' bodies. And several psychic vampires called in on the special topic line, one explaining that "it's a necessity," for him to drain other's energy. Coast virtually turned into Cops, when a police officer named Kevin called in to relate a story of apprehending a hitchhiker who turned out to be bear. But as he was finishing up his tale, he witnessed a man pushing a new gas grill out of a closed home improvement store. He casually called in for back-up in order to arrest the would-be thief, all while giving an on-air commentary. "Ask him if he listens to Coa ... More »

An aerospace engineer, sci-fi novelist and science columnist, Wil McCarthy (wilmccarthy.com) was Art's main guest on Friday night. He discussed forthcoming technologies involving "programmable matter," which could take the form of "quantum dots," which are similar to transistors but much smaller. These "artificial atoms," have the ability to transform our world by changing the composition objects are made of. "Malicious hackers may have the ability to reprogram the material around us in a way that does not suit our purposes. They could for example imbed sensors in your wall that you didn't know were there and spy on you. Or they could turn your walls transparent so that you didn't have any privacy…They could even potentially collapse buildings," McCarthy said, outlining the potential downside of the technology. But "the real promise is magic," McCarthy said. We could have "programmable houses," with "windows that move across the wall to track the sun," and ceilings that cou ... More »

Friday night was another six-hour marathon Coast to Coast, featuring three different guests plus open lines. Raymond Tanter (website), a scholar of The Washington Institute and member of the Council on Foreign Relations, kicked off the early feed. Tanter speculates that a US victory in Iraq will "send shivers down the spine of other rogue leaders." He believes a subsequent war with Iran may be avoided as "the seeds of democracy spread across the border." Next up was Jay H. Lehr (heartland.org), an environmental science expert who served as the Executive Director of the National Ground Water Association for 25 years. He said that luckily the environmental impact of burning oil wells in Iraq will be minimal due to a "huge inversion of air" in that region that keeps gases from rising. Linda Moulton Howe, Earthfiles investigator, appeared on the first hour of the regular broadcast with a report on SARS Pneumonia. She said that the death count was up to 10 worldwide for the myst ... More »

The "Séance Line" was open this Friday night. The high-flying evening included stories of an entity that tossed a woman like a sack of potatoes, a Ouija board that exploded and a fast moving shadow that covered a 3-4 block area. Michael in Atlanta told about a séance on a college campus that went out of control, with an angry entity attacking the participants. At one point Michael shouted "I have friends on the other side," which stopped the assault. In another turbulent encounter, a caller named Anthony described an experience he had as a youngster in Virginia Beach. He and some cohorts snuck into the abandoned house of the "Witch of Pongo," and attempted to contact her via a Ouija board. But instead of spelling out messages the board began to heat up, with the edges of it resembling the red embers of a hot coal. Anthony said he tossed the board like a Frisbee into a tree where it promptly blew up. Kat calling from Everett, Washington told a strange tale of a fast moving shado ... More »

"Hit me with your greatest story never told," George said kicking off Friday night Open Lines. Dave got things off to a mysterious start, saying "I'd rather not say where I'm calling from." Explaining he had been a naval officer stationed in the Gulf War, Dave revealed details about a reverse engineered craft that was part of a program called Tacit Blue. The small vehicle was used for reconnaissance and spying he said, and was "ungodly" quiet. "It could fly at an angle of attack I've never seen before," he added. Danny, a paramedic from NY, told a touching tale of a call he made to revive an elderly woman. Her husband told them he thought she was likely suffering from an allergic reaction to eating nuts. When Danny explained what happened to the woman, who had by then recovered at the hospital, she exclaimed "but my husband passed away two years ago!" In a similar vein was a call from a Viet Nam vet, who while serving there was led out of harm's way by a Capt. Jim Graham. It was y ... More »

It was a night of Bigfoot, ghosts, demons, and wolves when George kicked off "Full Moon Stories" this past Friday on Open Lines. The Bigfoot tale came from Lexington, KY and involved a face to face encounter with something that was big, hairy, 7-ft. tall and weighing around 400 lbs. The caller said he pulled out a knife which caught a reflection of light, and it was the light that curiously made the creature cock its head and then run back down the creek bed from whence it came. "I can speak to wolves," said Matt from Los Angeles who proceeded to describe a telepathic communication he had with a huge gray timber wolf at Yellowstone Park. The wolf referred to Matt as his "brother" and suggested a ritual involving "sharing your scent and your name." Matt said when he last returned to the park he ran with a pack of 10 or 12 wolves. However, when George asked him to howl on the air, it must be said he sounded more like a dog than a wolf. A spooky ghost tale involving driving a te ... More »

In the first hour, investigative journalist Linda Moulton Howe presented her second report into the Raelian cloning controversy. She included excerpts from her interview with Clonaid's CEO and analytical chemist, Brigitte Boisselier who continued to insist that they would be providing definitive DNA proof of the cloned child. Linda also probed Clonaid's financial affairs and motivations. Bioethicist Arthur Caplan told Linda that he suspected the Raelians may be using the controversy to bring attention to their cult. A full report of this story is available on Linda's website. "Night Terrors" was the suggested topic during open lines, which provided a chilling mixture of dark tales. The ghostly apparition of a deceased drag queen, a red face that appeared over white snow on a TV screen, and a 7-ft. tall "skinwalker" that charged a group of campers were among the encounters described. George also heard again from the caller he's dubbed the "Silhouette Lady," who described seeing ... More »

With a report on the Raelian cloning controversy, Linda Moulton Howe kicked off the first hour. She spoke with both the UFO sect leader Rael, and a Florida lawyer named Bernard Siegel who has a filed a lawsuit against the Raelian-associated company Clonaid. Siegel believes that the act of cloning is a type of child abuse due to possible physical defects that may arise. Rael told Linda he is advising the mother of the child against taking DNA tests (to prove the cloning) because of possible damage and publicity from the lawsuit. "These people don't want to be in a circus exhibition," he said. For Linda's full report click here. George opened up the lines in the next hour with a tale of when he looked death in the face during a car accident in inclement weather. A number of subsequent callers offered their harrowing experiences during close calls. One such caller from Phoenix related an encounter where he narrowly avoided death while changing a flat tire one night. As he was ja ... More »

Sylvia Browne, world renowned for her psychic talent, shares her predictions for 2003 and beyond. First Hour: Linda Moulton Howe presents a report about the Urandir Oliveira/Brazilian alien abduction case. ... More »

Earthfiles reporter and editor, Linda M. Howe, is an Emmy Award-winning TV producer, investigative reporter and author. Her most recent book, "Mysterious Lights and Crop Circles", includes her research into accounts of crop circles, accompanied by lights and crackling sounds over the past two years.William Henry explores the secrets of the Illuminati and reveals the true power of the illuminated, even in the modern world. William describes himself as an investigative mythologist. His mission is to search ancient texts, images and architecture for the secrets of spiritual vision that once formed a lost technology of the soul. His extensive database of Egyptian, Sumerian and Holy Grail symbolism and mythology enable him to detect the startling ways history is repeating itself today. ... More »

Earthfiles reporter and editor, Linda M. Howe, is an Emmy Award-winning TV producer, investigative reporter and author. Her most recent book, "Mysterious Lights and Crop Circles", includes her research into accounts of crop circles, accompanied by lights and crackling sounds over the past two years.Throughout history, thinkers from mathematicians to theologians have pondered the mysterious relationship between numbers and the nature of reality. Dr. Mario Livio tells the tale of a number at the heart of that mystery: phi, or 1.6180339887... Dr. Livio is head of the Science Division at the Hubble Space Telescope Institute, where he studies a broad range of subjects in astrophysics, particularly the rate of expansion of the universe. ... More »

EARTHFILES reporter and editor, Linda Moulton Howe, is an Emmy Award-winning TV producer, investigative reporter and author. She goes directly to the men and women who break new ground in science, medicine and environmental challenges. Linda also pursues real X-Files that focus on eyewitnesses from around the world who encounter high strangeness. Linda is featured every Saturday evening on Dreamland. ... More »

Touching on everything from chilling urban legends to our society’s fascination with the ghoulish and ghastly, David Skal examines the fascinating phenomenon of horror films and Halloween. He is the author of Hollywood Gothic, The Monster Show, V is for Vampire, Screams of Reason, and, with Elias Savada, Dark Carnival. With Nina Auerbach, he is co-editor of the Norton Critical Edition of Bram Stoker's Dracula.First Hour:EARTHFILES reporter and editor, Linda Moulton Howe, is an Emmy Award-winning TV producer, investigative reporter and author. She reports on an unidentified aerial sighting caught on tape at an airport in Albany, NY. ... More »

Earthfiles reporter and editor, Linda M. Howe, is an Emmy Award-winning TV producer, investigative reporter and author. Linda is featured every Saturday evening on DreamlandAs the world's most famous hacker, Kevin has been the subject of countless news and magazine articles published throughout the world. With more than fifteen years of experience in exploring computer security, Kevin Mitnick is a largely self-taught expert in exposing the vulnerabilities of complex operating systems and telecommunications devices. ... More »

Whitley Strieber hosts the Internet broadcast Dreamland. He is the best-sellingauthor of more than twenty books, including The Coming Global Superstorm which heco-authored with Art Bell. In this program, he brings special guests Dr. Roger Leir, Bill Hamilton, and Linda Moulton Howe in for special interviews with he and Art. ... More »

Douglas Mulhall describes the exponential changes that may be wrought by thenanotechnology and robotic revolutions. Mulhall is a technology journalistand sustainable development specialist with years of experience developingadaptive technologies internationally. He has managed European scientificinstitutes and built field research facilities from Asia to Latin America.Many networks have broadcast his award-winning documentary films. Heco-founded a national television network in Eastern Europe.Book: Our Molecular Future: How Nanotechnology, Robotics, Genetics andArtificial Intelligence Will Transform Our World ... More »

All of the topography of planet Earth is comprised of a series of easilyrecognizable pictures. Lloyd Stewart Carpenter has been a maps researcherand inventor for more than 20 years. He became a national championshipspeaker, during his college years speaking about his research. He hasappeared on many national radio and television talk shows concerning hisresearch and inventions. His discovery of the Face on the Pacific OceanFloor was the subject on an NBC News close-up. Also stories have beenwritten about this discovery in the Los Angeles Times (Front Page),Associated Press and UPI. ... More »

Peter Von Puttkamer, documentary filmmaker, went on a journey that took twoyears. He visited five countries in search of great monsters and theirhunters. He tells incredible storiesabout the Jersey Devil, Yowie, Chupacabras and more. Von Puttkamer has beenproducing international award-winning films in the United States and Canadaover the last 20 years. His documentaries have aired on DiscoveryChannel/TLC (Canada, US, Europe), GLOBAL-TV, C.B.C., CTV, S.B.S. (AustralianPublic Televison) and various Canadian specialty channels. In the last hour, researcher Jason Walton joins the discussion to report on serpentine creatures. Related Image 1 Related Image 2 First Hour: Linda Moulton Howe reports on a UFO sighting in Dover, Arkansas in the Ozarks. John Anthony West joins Linda for an update on the Sphinx and the Pyramids. ... More »