Leslie Kean
Biography:
Leslie Kean is an investigative journalist whose articles have appeared in numerous newspapers and magazines around the world such as the Baltimore Sun, The Nation magazine and the Philadelphia Inquirer. Since 2000, Kean has published investigative stories related to the UFO subject. Her effort to obtain government documents about the crash of an unknown object in Kecksburg, PA in 1965 has been publically backed by President Clinton's former chief of staff. Kean is the plaintiff in a lawsuit against NASA, filed in December 2003, demanding the release of further documentation relating to the Kecksburg incident. This was recently settled, requiring NASA to conduct an extensive search for documents under court supervision.
Past Shows:
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| Wednesday November 7, 2007 |
A special 4-hour program devoted to UFO sightings and disclosure featured documentary filmmaker and UFO investigator James Fox and four additional guests.
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Host: George Noory
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| Saturday March 24, 2007 |
Psychophysiologist Dr. Stephen La Berge joined his associate at the Lucidity Institute, Dominick Attisani, to discuss how science is researching consciousness via the laboratory of the mind and lucid dreaming.
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Host: Art Bell
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| Thursday October 23, 2003 |
Author Byron Belitsos (website), Thursday's guest for two hours, discussed the legendary "Urantia Book", a 2000-page tome first published in 1955, which many consider an epochal revelation to our planet for science, religion, and history. "It's a gift to humanity," said Belitsos, explaining that one of the book's chief purposes is to find a way to harmonize religious beliefs into a "unity of spirit and feeling." Tracing the start of the book to Chicago in 1910, Belitsos said the text was transmitted to an anonymous "contact personality," from highly spiritual beings or "super angels" who hail from the center of our galaxy. "Urantia" is the name the beings ascribed to our planet, which they delineated as the 606th inhabited world of our local system. Mention is also made of a planet lacking an atmosphere, occupied by "non-breathers," that is near to us (probably in our solar system). Belitsos said that much of the material in the Urantia Book could be considered an "enhancemen
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Host: George Noory
