George Knapp was joined by the legendary and elusive Bob Lazar, along with Gene Huff and John Lear, for a discussion on the 20th anniversary of the program UFOs: The Best Evidence which first told the story of Area 51. ... More »

Aviator John Lear and screenwriter Gene Huff joined George Knapp to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the Area 51 mystery. The duo discussed their role, alongside Bob Lazar, in bringing the Area 51 story to the world. ... More »

This program was a rebroadcast from 10/21/07 featuring George Knapp talking with researcher Timothy Good about the historical evidence and documentation of UFOs. John Lear was the first hour guest. Note: Due to technical difficulties in Las Vegas, George Knapp's live program with Richard Dolan was postponed. ... More »

George Knapp (email) was joined by former cattle rancher turned vegetarian and food safety activist, Howard Lyman. People don't have a clue about the seriousness of Mad Cow Disease (called CJD in humans), and as many as 450,000 Americans may have the illness which can take anywhere from 10 to 60 years to incubate, said Lyman. The disease is thought to be spread via animal feed which contains ground-up animal parts. A 4 oz. burger, Lyman estimated, may have many as 500 to 1,000 different animals in it. Problematically, America only tests 1/10th of 1% of cows for the illness, and typically, older cows that would be more likely to have the disease aren't tested, he reported. Lyman, who declared, "I don't eat anything with a face, a liver or a mother," offered these recommendations: Don't consume wild animals such as deer and squirrels. If you eat beef, make sure it's organic and naturally raised. Avoid eating chicken-- the poultry is filled with hormones, chemicals and a ... More »

Researcher Timothy Good joined George Knapp in a discussion on the historical evidence and documentation for UFOs. ... More »

Guest host George Knapp (Area 51 Stories) welcomed retired airline captain and son of the inventor of the Learjet, John Lear, who discussed the inside story of Area 51, Bob Lazar, and other ufology-related topics. ... More »

Former aviation pilot John Lear returned for a discussion about photographic evidence for cities and mining operations on the moon. ... More »

In his first interview with George Noory, retired airline pilot John Lear spoke on a variety of topics which included his experiences as a pilot, NASA's secret space missions, and life on other planets. A fourth astronaut died in the Apollo 1 fire of 1967 but the reason it wasn't made public was because he belonged to the "secret astronaut corps," Lear claimed, based on information he received from a "true insider" (now deceased). This secret program actually started going to the moon in 1962 and landed on Mars in 1966, apparently using covert antigravity technology, he continued. Publicized space missions such as the Shuttle are actually a cover-up for what is really going on, added Lear. Also kept from the public, is the fact that there is life similar to ours on most of the planets in our solar system, he declared. For instance, Mars has a population of 660 million (mostly underground) and Venus is actually "green and beautiful." Further, the sky is blue on both Mars and our Moo ... More »

In this rebroadcast from November 2, 2003, John Lear shared revelations about UFOs and disclosure in a 4-hour discussion with Art Bell. ... More »

Former commercial aviation pilot John Lear returned for another 4-hour discussion with Art Bell. ... More »

In this rebroadcastfrom Nov. 2, 2003, former commercial pilot John Lear appeared for the full four hours sharing UFO revelations and a Disclosure Briefing. ... More »

John Lear, a Lockheed L-1011 Captain, known for his revelations about aerial phenomena and UFOs, caught up with Art for the full 4-hour broadcast. ... More »