In the first half, George Noory welcomed Dr. Ian Rubenstein, who shared the story of how he went from a skeptical physician to trained medium, and his attempts to combine the two practices. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half, George Noory welcomed paranormal researcher Heidi Hollis for a discussion on visitations to Hell, Shadow People, and "Hat Man" encounters. Open Lines followed. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, Rob Simone (email) welcomed researcher Clifford Carnicom in the first half of the program for a discussion on the profound impact of chemtrails, and the baffling condition known as Morgellons disease. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first hour, George Noory welcomed new Saturday night C2C host John B. Wells (email), as well as Templar Knight and historian Mark Pinkham, who discussed dragons. During the second hour, paranormal researcher Rosemary Ellen Guiley talked about curses. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half of the program, ghostbuster Mary Ann Winkowski talked about her cookbook of recipes from the dead, Beyond Delicious. Friday the 13th Open Lines followed. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, George Knapp welcomed author Marion Williams for a discussion on her book, It's A Metaphysical World. Open Lines followed. ... More »

Ian Punnett hosted Part II of our Annual Predictions Show, asking callers to share one event they see coming in 2012. A staged alien invasion at the Olympics, America going to war with China, and suburban animals attacking people were amongst the many prognostications made by Coast listeners throughout the evening. ... More »

Ian Punnett hosted Part I of our Annual Predictions Show, asking callers to share one event they see coming in 2012. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, John B. Wells (email) welcomed lawyer and medium Mark Anthony for a discussion on his psychic abilities and work with spirits, which he considers a gift from God, as well as the esoteric elements behind various Christmas traditions. Open Lines followed in the final hour. ... More »

In the first half, George Noory welcomed UFO expert and editor of Unicus Magazine, Robert Stanley. Open Lines followed. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, John B. Wells (email) welcomed space historian Robert Zimmerman, in the first half of the program, for a discussion about Climategate and other science-related issues. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half of the show, paranormal and occult researcher K.W. Kesler provided a brief overview on demons and shared some of his investigations into their demonic activity. Open Lines followed. ... More »

George Noory welcomed Richard Freeman of The Centre for Fortean Zoology for a discussion on Japanese monsters. Then, author and Anglican priest Lionel Fanthorpe talked about numerology and shared some of his favorite stories. Open Lines followed. ... More »

George Noory hosted the annual Ghost-to-Ghost AM program, in which he opened the phone lines for listeners to share their tales of ghostly encounters. In the first hour, stuntman Rick McCallum and creature effects artist Robert Pendergraft talked about the Hollywood Ghost Hunters and horror films. ... More »

In the first half, George Noory welcomed researcher and author Linda Godfrey for an update on the latest cryptozoological sightings around North America.Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half, the author of almost 50 books on folklore and history, Bob Curran, talked about his newest work, The World's Creepiest Places. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half, astro-economist Mitchell Scott Lewis, who has accurately predicted major financial events, talked about how he has used astrology to advise Wall Street power brokers and clients all over the world, as well as his thoughts on what we can expect in the near future. Open Lines followed. The last half-hour was a tribute to the late Dr. Fred Bell. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, guest host John B. Wells (email) spoke with Dr. Robert Manning about the debt crisis in America. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half, George Noory welcomed hypnotherapist Dr. Bruce Goldberg for a discussion on exploring other dimensions, time travelers, glimpsing the future, and ascension techniques. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half of the program, motivational expert David Ruben discussed the phenomenon of precognitive dreams. The latter half of the program was devoted to Open Lines. ... More »

George Noory welcomed near death experiencer Kathy Baker, who shared what she believes happened during the 8-minute period she was clinically dead. Open Lines followed. ... More »

Ian Punnett provided coverage of Hurricane Irene and spoke about the storm with several guests, including TV weatherman John Coleman, multi-disciplinary scientist Howard Bloom, Captain Kelly Sweeney, research physicist Stan Deyo, and astrologer Mark Lerner. The final half of the show was devoted to Open Lines. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, George Knapp welcomed journalist Terry Hansen for a discussion on the media's role in covering UFO phenomenon. Open Lines followed. ... More »

Broadcasting live from KKOB-AM in Albuquerque, New Mexico, George Noory hosted a night of Open Lines. In the first hour, he was joined in the studio by Dr. Robin Falkov for a discussion on various health-related issues in the news. The final hour of the program featured a replay of hour four from 3/11/11. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to January 25, 2002, with an Open Lines show on monsters and disturbing entities. Listen for a story about a haunting where a woman was attacked, bitten, and shoved into her bed by an evil unseen force. ... More »

During the first hour, investment advisor Catherine Austin Fitts commented on the latest happenings with the U.S. economy. Second hour guests, Cullen Baird Smith and Rebecca Orleane, shared what they've learned about the Pleiadians. Open Lines followed. In the final half hour, George presented his rendition of H.G. Wells' The Story of the Inexperienced Ghost. ... More »

In the first half, Professor at the University of Manchester and BBC science presenter, Brian Cox, joined Ian Punnett to ponder the Wonders of the Universe. Open Lines followed. ... More »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett welcomed Anthony M. Amore and Tom Mashberg, authors of Stealing Rembrandts: The Untold Stories of Notorious Art Heists. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first hour, George spoke with writer Marc Zicree about The Twilight Zone and his recent projects. In the next hour, retired NYC Police Detective Sergeant Joseph Lani discussed how he began communicating with the dead. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half of the program, ghostbuster Mary Ann Winkowski talked about her interactions with earthbound spirits. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half of the program, Dr. Gregg Korbon shared the story of how his 9 year old son, Brian, predicted his own death with remarkable and chilling accuracy. The latter half of the show featured Open Lines. ... More »

In the first half, George Noory welcomed researcher Dr. Jeffrey Long for a discussion on near-death experiences and how they may provide proof of the existence of an afterlife. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half, George welcomed magic historian and illusion designer Jim Steinmeyer for a discussion on the art of magic and researcher Charles Fort. The remainder of the program featured Open Lines, with a special line for people who have been "pushed to the brink." ... More »

In the first half, George Noory spoke with Near Death Experience researcher P.M.H. Atwater. Live Open Lines followed in the third hour. The final hour featured a replay of some 'Creeped Out' calls from 1/22/10. ... More »

George spoke with several guests about the predicted date of May 21st as the End of the World, including Neil Saavedra, producer of The Jesus Christ Show, author L.A. Marzulli, Dr. Joye Pugh, and storyteller Lionel Fanthorpe. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half, researcher Lloyd Pye provded an update on the Star Child skull, and its possible ET lineage. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half of the program, author John LeMay and researcher Noe Torres talked about some of the strange incidents and UFO lore associated with Roswell, New Mexico. Open Lines followed. The final half hour featured part of George's 1/21/11 interview with researcher Giorgio Tsoukalos, who discussed ancient aliens. ... More »

In the first half, George Noory was joined by Hollister Rand, a clairvoyant, clairaudient, and clairsentient medium who shared what spirits have revealed to her about the afterlife. Open Lines followed. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, host George Knapp welcomed media ecologist James Martinez for a discussion on cold fusion in the first half. Open Lines followed for the remainder of the program. ... More »

In the middle two hours, journalist and author Hazel Courteney shared details from her life-changing spiritual awakening, as well as her unique insights into science, the Big Bang, consciousness, and God. The final hour featured Open Lines. ... More »

In the first half, George Noory welcomed paranormal investigator Chad Lewis for a discussion on his research into the strange places and creatures of Wisconsin. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half, investigative reporter Michael Clarkson (book link) talked about his research into poltergeists and paranormal phenomena. Open Lines followed for the remainder of the program. ... More »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett hosted a night of Open Lines. In the first hour, AOL News editor Buck Wolf shared some recent strange stories, then Steve Murdock, director of the Hobby Center for the Study of Texas, talked about population shift. ... More »

Producer, cameraman and writer, Barry Conrad, shared details from his 1989 investigation of a supposed haunted house in San Pedro, California. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half, ET contactee Gordon James Gianninoto and astrologer Mark Lerner shared their theories about the earthquake that hit Japan. The latter half of the program featured Open Lines, with a special hotline devoted to callers' strange habits. ... More »

George Noory hosted a night of Open Lines, offering a special line for callers who wanted to share their 'unusual moments'. The final half-hour featured a classic clip from a past Coast show, when Art Bell talked with a caller who claimed to be a pilot flying into Area 51. First hour guest, author Adam Catlin, spoke about his investigations into the paranormal, some of which are presented in From Among the Dead. ... More »

6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to 9/9/97 for a classic night of Open Lines. ... More »

George Noory hosted an evening of Open Lines that included callers talking about Earth changes, 2012, and chemtrails. In the first hour, Greg Hunter talked about the tumultuous events in the Middle East. ... More »

In the first half of the program, real-life ghost whisperer Mary Ann Winkowski spoke about her work with earthbound spirits, as well as how to remove them from the haunted locations they inhabit. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half of the program, Craig Webb of the Dreams Foundation discussed night terrors. Open Lines followed, with a special emphasis on callers' regrets. ... More »

In the first half, researcher and author Linda Godfrey reported on sightings of an unknown upright-walking canine known as the 'Manwolf' or 'Dogman.' Open Lines followed. ... More »

Ian Punnett hosted Part II of the annual Coast to Coast AM Predictions show, with callers sharing their predictions for 2011. Among the predictions were floods ravaging the central United States, President Obama being exposed as a reptilian, and the end of reality TV. ... More »

Ian Punnett hosted Part 1 of the annual Coast to Coast AM Predictions show, with callers sharing one prediction for 2011. Among the predictions were a military coup in North Korea, an Illuminati sex slave scandal, the collapse of the music industry, and a cruise ship disappearing in the Bermuda Triangle. ... More »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett welcomed author and former civil trial lawyer Laura Caldwell, who discussed the case of a wrongfully convicted man. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half, Ian Punnett welcomed author Lorna Byrne, who discussed her contact with angels. Open Lines followed. ... More »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett hosted a night of Open Lines. Several callers phoned in to sound off on the new TSA search procedures. In the first hour, author Howard Bloom commented on various situations around the world. ... More »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett discussed the disappearance of musician Jim Sullivan with music producer Al Dobbs. ... More »

Art Bell hosted Ghost to Ghost AM in which he opened the lines to listeners to share their tales of ghostly encounters. A number of callers reported interactions with strange entities -- Brian of California saw a being that grew in size, and had a face like a Punch doll, while a caller to the Wild Card line said he witnessed the ghost of a rain-coated girl, who was later seen moving in slow motion. ... More »

In the first half, George Noory journeyed into the world of the bizarre with author Varla Ventura. Open Lines followed, featuring a special 'sleepwalker' hotline. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to 6/3/97, with an Open Lines 'Witch Hunt,' in which "real" broom riding witches were invited to call in. ... More »

George Noory hosted a night of Open Lines, featuring a special 'Second Chances' line. In the first hour, researcher and author Malcolm Robinson discussed paranormal cases from Scotland. ... More »

During the first half of the program, George welcomed Buck Wolf (book link), a senior correspondent at AOL News specializing in weird news, who shared some of the offbeat stories he has worked on over the course of his career. The last two hours featured a special night of Friday the 13th Open Lines. ... More »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett was joined by John Robinson, curator of the Sideshow World website, for a discussion on the history of sideshows. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first hour, George caught up with entertainer and mentalist Jim Karol, who demonstrated his remarkable memory. Next, motivational expert David Ruben joined the program to talk about dreams and intuition. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half of the show, George welcomed researcher and author Marie D. Jones for a discussion about déjà vu phenomenon. Open Lines followed, featuring a special 'Magic Moments' hotline. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, Ian Punnett welcomed psychology professor Randy Frost, Ph.D., who discussed his research into compulsive hoarding. The latter half of the program featured Open Lines. ... More »

In the first half of the program, authors Rob & Anne Wlodarski discussed their latest work, Talking with the Dead, a collection of 13 paranormal cases written by fellow ghost hunters from around the country. The Wlodarskis shared their own case from the book, which chronicles their experiences at Rosemary Clooney's house. ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a special line for callers to share their 'creeped out' stories. First hour guest, actor Logan Huffman of the TV series V, talked about his portrayal of Tyler Evans on the show, as well as his interest in various C2C topics. In the second hour, George spoke with intuitive coach Jodi Livon about her abilities and work as a psychic medium. ... More »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett welcomed Oscar-nominated screenwriter and director Nicholas Meyer (book link) for a discussion that centered largely around his work on the 1983 made-for-TV production The Day After. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half of the program, George was joined by sci fi writer Marc Zicree for a discussion on the 1960s anthology series, The Twilight Zone. The latter half of the show was devoted to Open Lines. George offered a special hotline for callers to share the greatest stories they've ever heard or experienced. ... More »

In the first half-hour, researcher Jordan Maxwell commented on current national issues, as well as his upcoming conference . Then, George was joined by Dr. Gillian Holloway, and two special guests, for a discussion on precognitive dreams. The latter half of the program featured Open Lines, with a special line for 'Shocking' Stories. ... More »

In the first half, psychic mediums Christopher Valentine and Dr. Christian von Lahr talked about the world of gnomes, elves, fairies, leprechauns and pixies. During Open Lines, George offered a special 'creeped out' line. The final half-hour featured part of James Van Praagh's interview from 5/18/09. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to June 1, 1995, an Open Lines show in which callers react to Bob Dole's attacks against Hollywood, and Art reveals predictions made by the Pope for the year 2000. ... More »

In the first half of the program, author Annie Wilder talked about the weird paranormal occurrences that she and her family have experienced in their 100-year-old haunted Victorian house. Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first hour, George Noory spoke with Ann Druyan, widow of the late astronomer Carl Sagan, and Michael Harrison, director of At Home in the Cosmos with Annie Druyan. Open Lines followed. The final half hour featured part of George's 03/31/09 interview with paranormal investigator John Zaffis and his guest, Carmen Reed, who described her family's ordeal living in a haunted former funeral parlor in Connecticut. ... More »

George Noory hosted a night of Christmas Open Lines, with surprise guests dropping in throughout the evening. ... More »

In the first half of the program, George welcomed Mr. Lobo, host of the nationally syndicated, late-night B-movie show Cinema Insomnia. During Open Lines, Mike in Little Rock, Arkansas, shared an experience that convinced him about the reality of the supernatural world. ... More »

Art Bell - Somewhere in Time traveled back to August 23rd of 1995, a night when both a volcano on the island of Montserrat and Microsoft's Windows 95 erupted. Art and the listeners wonder if the volcano will trigger Earth changes but the midnight release of Windows 95 triggers a slew of callers hoping to calm Art's fears of losing his DOS programs. ... More »

In the first hour, George Noory spoke with writer Dusty Rainbolt about ghost cats. Open Lines followed. The final hour featured a replay of Open Lines from 1/11/08. ... More »

In the first hour, WPRO-AM radio talk show host Matt Allen described a photo a listener submitted of a girl with a ghost lady behind her. Next, producer Paul Kimball talked about his new Canadian TV series, Ghost Cases. For the remainder of the program, Ian Punnett hosted the Coast to Coast AM Halloween tradition of opening the phone lines for callers to share their best ghost stories. ... More »

During the first half of the program, George spoke with Coast to Coast AM science advisor Richard C. Hoagland about NASA's recent moon-smashing mission. The third hour was reserved for live Open Lines calls. The final hour featured a replay of Open Lines from January 18, 2008. ... More »

In the first hour, former member of Creedence Clearwater Revival and solo recording artist John Fogerty made an in-studio visit. Fogerty talked about his career, influences, and fascination with Coast to Coast related subjects. Three hours of Open Lines followed. Julie in El Paso, Texas phoned in to share how the late radio DJ Steve Crosno changed her life; Geno in St. Louis commented on Friday's announcement that Barack Obama had won the Nobel Peace Prize; and Ryan in Pensacola, Florida told George about strange green orbs that he witnessed floating above the ground at an outpost several miles from his base in Iraq. ... More »

In the first half of the show, researcher Lloyd Pye shared updates on the Starchild Skull. Open Lines followed. The final half-hour featured part of George's January 16, 2008 interview with astronomy writer James Mullaney, who discussed his book Edgar Cayce and the Cosmos. ... More »

In the first hour, astrologist Mark Lerner provided an astrology update. George spoke with dream coach Kelly Sullivan Walden during the second hour. Open Lines followed for the remainder of the program. Notorious repeat caller JC phoned in excited about the new national ban on flavored cigarettes. ... More »

During the first half of the show, George Noory spoke with author and astrological consultant Bruce Scofield about Mayan Astrology. Open Lines followed. The final half-hour featured a replay from July 09, 2008, when Christian Day and Fiona Horne joined George for a discussion on the practice of witchcraft. ... More »

In the first half of the program, Ian Punnett welcomed neuropsychiatrist and world renowned expert on end of life phenomena, Dr. Peter Fenwick (email). Fenwick spoke about premonitions of death. Open Lines followed. ... More »

Benjamin Creme, the official spokesperson for the "world teacher" Maitreya, appeared in the first hour of the program to provide an update on the alleged spiritual leader's "imminent" arrival. During Open Lines, topics included a man's encounter with an aggressive shadow person as well as a theory on how advancing the human lifespan may affect our culture. ... More »

In the first half of the program, George spoke with researcher and author Rosemary Ellen Guiley about night terrors and spirit communications. During Open Lines, Todd in California told George that as a child he was a victim of 'Old Hag Syndrome.' According to Todd, an old lady wearing a scarf would appear on the upper tier of this bunk bed and tickle him. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time featured an Open Lines show from May 16, 1997, covering such topics as morals & transplants, the heart & soul, and spontaneous human combustion. ... More »

During the first half of the program, George spoke with documentary producer Bill Murphy, who shared details from his various paranormal investigations in Louisiana, aboard the Queen Mary, and at the the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado. Open Lines followed. ... More »

During the first half of the program, George Noory spoke with investigators and authors Ed Craft & Lisa Carmody about Mysteries & Monsters. Craft reported on an enormous winged creature called Congomatu, as well as provided details from his encounter with the Florida Swamp Ape. Carmody discussed her interest in ghost hunting and some of the strange places she has visited for her research. Open Lines followed. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time journeyed back to December 21, 2001 for an Open Lines evening, with callers sharing their stories of being pronounced dead and then coming back to life. ... More »

In the first half of the program, George welcomed Glynis McCants, who provided her numerological take on current events and talked about how people could use numbers to benefit their lives. The remainder of the show was Open Lines. The last half hour featured one of George's past interviews with John DeSalvo, who discussed his latest findings in pyramid research as well as the Shroud of Turin. ... More »

During the first two hours of Friday's show, Oliver Williams discussed the fascinating case of alleged time traveler John Titor. Open Lines followed. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to 7/21/95 for a rousing night of Ladies Room Lines, where Art finds out the truth about another dimension here on Earth – public rest rooms. ... More »

Broadcasting live from the OnStar studios in Detroit, George welcomed world renowned psychic Gary Spivey during the first half of the program. Open Lines followed. The final hour was a rebroadcast from April 16, 2004. ... More »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett hosted an evening of Open Lines with a special emphasis on the weirdest things people have seen in the woods. In the first hour, Dr. Ann Blake Tracy discussed the widespread use of antidepressants among US combat troops. She was joined by Stan White, who lost one son in the war and another to a lethal combination of drugs prescribed to help him cope with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a 'Deal with the Devil' hotline. In the first hour, author and investigator T.C. (Tim) Geary spoke about his quest to uncover what happened to his uncle and 15 other US Servicemen when their B-29 was lost over the Bermuda Triangle on January 8, 1945. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to December 7, 2001 for a a night of Open Lines, featuring an "entity attack" line where listeners shared their frightening encounters. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, special guest host Richard Syrett hosted a night of Open Lines. First hour guest, writer James Choron (book link), discussed the mysterious case of King Bird Five Zero, a B-50A Bomber that went missing in December 1947 and reappeared 50 years later at Thule AFB in Greenland. ... More »

George was joined by science educator and television host Bill Nye (The Science Guy) for the first two hours of Friday night's program. Nye expressed concern about what he called a "crisis in science education," as well as talked about some of his inventions. During Open Lines, David, a physician and self-proclaimed skeptic from South Pasadena, phoned in to share an amazing experience that happened to him in December 1990. ... More »

Bill Bean, author of Dark Force, joined George for the first half of the program to discuss how his family was tormented and destroyed by a demonic force that occupied their house in Glen Burnie, Maryland. During Open Lines, callers shared some of their weird experiences, as well as stories about losing it. ... More »

In the first half of the program, George was joined by author Diana Cooper for a discussion on angels and unicorns. During Open Lines, callers continued the conversation on unicorns and angelic/spiritual encounters, as well as spoke about conspiracy theories and the government bailouts. ... More »

In the first hour and a half of the program, Ian Punnett spoke with documentary filmmaker Bart Sibrel, who provided evidence that he believes shows the moon missions were faked by NASA. Callers lined up on both sides of the debate, many agreeing in one way or another with Sibrel. Ian invited Sibrel back at the beginning of the third hour to speak with Kevin W. Kelley, author of The Home Planet. Open Lines followed. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to 7/29/98 for 'Time Traveler' Open Lines. ... More »

In the first hour, Shelley Kaehr talked about the healing power of gems and minerals. During Open Lines, Tim in Jacksonville, Florida shared details from his 1995 UFO sighting, George spoke with actor Doug Hutchison, and callers phoned in to sing Happy Birthday to Coast producer, Tom Danheiser. The final half hour featured George's 6/13/08 interview with writer Marc Zicree and Anne Serling, daughter of The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling. ... More »

In the first half of the program, Rob & Anne Wlodarski talked about the ghostly and haunted happenings on Catalina Island. Rob stayed on during the second hour to share more about his paranormal investigations and take calls from listeners. 'Friday the 13th' Open Lines followed. ... More »

In the first half of the program, researcher and lecturer David Wilcock spoke about the year 2012, and presented scientific data which shows big changes are in store for humanity in the near future. Open Lines followed. ... More »

The first half of the program featured author R. Gary Patterson, along with three special guests, who talked about American rock and roll legends Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson, and the tragic 1959 accident that claimed their lives. During Open Lines, George offered a special hotline for truckers. ... More »

Appearing in the first half of the show, author Dorothy Cora Moore discussed her novel, The Atlanteans, and shared her extensive research on Atlantis. During Open Lines, George offered a special 'shapeshifting' hotline. ... More »

In the first half of the program, author and intelligence expert Jeffrey Richelson talked about the Nuclear Emergency Support Team (NEST), a secret government agency that responds to nuclear terrorism threats. Ian hosted Open Lines during the last two hours of the show. ... More »

Callers shared their bizarre stories during Friday night's Open Lines. Our first hour guest, psychic Erika Frost, talked about the upcoming GhostFest III as well as some of the strange things that have occurred on the supposedly haunted Queen Mary. ... More »

Ian Punnett hosted an evening of Open Lines which featured the theme of epiphanies and how they changed callers' lives. Dave in Hamilton, Ontario, recounted a hunting incident, which he called "such a ghastly experience" that it forever altered the course of his life. He explained that he had shot and killed a robin and then saw that another bird had flown down and was "looking down forlornly" at its fallen mate. Not wanting to make the heartbroken bird suffer, he then shot that one as well. So ashamed of his actions, Dave said, he has since stopped killing all creatures, even flies and mosquitoes. ... More »

Our Christmas Night Open Lines Special, featured callers' miracle tales, and brief pop-in appearances from Joshua P. Warren, Bruce Goldberg, and Richard C. Hoagland, who offered their holiday tidings. Russ shared an account of an elderly woman, who years ago was without coal to heat her home. A man who told her he was from the Peacock Coal Co. gave her some, but when she looked up the company to pay him back, she found that the company didn't exist. James gave details of his accident on Thanksgiving, where he was ejected 25 ft. from his car, which was wrapped around a tree. Amazingly, the car was still operable, and though he had a concussion, he was able to drive it home. ... More »

During Open Lines, Ian Punnett fielded calls which ran the gamut of high strangeness genres. Stories shared by callers included a swamp creature sighting, a Bohemian Grove conspiracy, and an uplifting angel encounter. Arthur from Willoughby, Ohio put forth his theory on UFOs, saying that they were "future generations that are coming back but cannot break the paradox and cannot contact us." He speculated that these time travelers were returning to our era for "historical data." Among the more exotic calls was Dave in Hamilton, Ontario, who said that he'd received an "epiphany, revelation, and a vision" that the activation of CERN was to cause the end of the world. Luckily, he said, "because it didn't go online, we survived." ... More »

During Open Lines, callers phoned in with their stories on a variety of topics. Mark in Hilo, Hawaii expressed concern about how our government has been running the country and suggested term limits for representatives. Matt from Seneca, Missouri told George he met a soldier at a gun shop who told him that a National Guard brigade is being stationed in Springfield, Missouri, preparing to help control civil unrest due to the worsening economy. ... More »

During Open Lines, George invited callers to share their own bizarre and freaky tales. Richard in Pennsylvania recounted the strange story of Stone Man Willie, who according to legend was turned to stone by a botched embalming procedure. ... More »

In the first hour, attorney Galen Cook provided an update on his investigation of D.B. Cooper, the notorious hijacker who in 1971 parachuted from an airliner with a $200,000 ransom and vanished without a trace. Cook said he recently made contact with Florence Schaffner, one of the flight attendants aboard the hijacked aircraft and an eyewitness to the crime. Schaffner was sent photos of the D.B. Cooper suspect, Bill Gossett (see D.B. Cooper Photos), and told Cook that Gossett looks very much like the man she saw on the plane that day. Schaffner also revealed to Cook that D.B. Cooper had been wearing makeup to darken his skin.During the middle two hours, Emmy-Award winning television producer and author Tim Swartz discussed the life, work, and 'lost journals' of inventor Nikola Tesla. Swartz said he first learned about Tesla while on assignment at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. A press liaison there told him the Air Force had been involved in research and development ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a 'tense moment' hotline. Jerry in Toronto said he became agitated after being approached by a stranger one night on his walk home from the subway station. According to Jerry, the man claimed to have a weapon and asked him for some money. Jerry said the stranger also wanted his briefcase, which Jerry said he could not afford to lose, so he struck the man in the face and continued on his way home. Michael in California described the dreadful feelings that came over him while listening on two separate occasions to Benjamin Creme on Coast to Coast AM. Michael said he got queasy, became sick, and imagined he would get cancer, die childless and go to hell.In the second hour, George spoke briefly with modern day witch Fiona Horne, who will be appearing in Monday night's Unexplained with George Noory on the Sci Fi Channel. Dr. Bruce Goldberg popped in to talk about his upcoming appearance on Unexplained this Sunday, when he will demonstrate an actual ... More »

First hour guest, investment advisor Mish Shedlock offered commentary. He returned during the second hour, joining George in a night of pre-election Open Lines and discussion about the economy. We have entered into a global recession, said Shedlock-- nine out of ten countries are in a downturn. The latest news looks grim for the automotive industry, and he predicted that some 5,000 car dealerships will go bankrupt. He suggested this downward cycle could go on for a decade, and that instead of retiring, Boomers will be forced to compete with their children and grandchildren for jobs. Unemployment will rise to 10% in the next two years, and the stock market will most likely not bounce back and could fall another 30%, he said. The economy won't flow naturally due to excessive government interventions such as the bailout, he added. Shedlock does see some hope. Though he is writing in Ron Paul on his ballot, he believes Obama could bring in some needed changes. And, because of the f ... More »

George Noory hosted the 2008 Halloween edition of Ghost-to-Ghost, with callers sharing their spookiest stories. Tales from listeners included ghost encounters at a garage, a bar, a casino, and even a college's photo department darkroom. Others shared accounts of terrifying spirit attacks in their sleep, a ghost spotted on a webcam, and a woman who heard three knocks and a "death rattle" and then found out that her ex-boyfriend had died that night. Richard in Los Angeles related a series of strange events that befell his friend Andy. They began when Andy and his mother both had dreams of a little girl standing in the basement of their home. For the next year, strange occurrences and sounds plagued the abode. It culminated when Andy was sleeping one night and was woken up by an itching sensation. He turned on the light and discovered "a tiny handprint on his arm, like a rash in the shape of a hand." Soon after that, he found a tiny crawlspace in the back of his closet ... More »

In the first hour, guest host Whitley Strieber (email) welcomed Dr. Roger Leir, who discussed his most recent implant removal surgery of what he called a "manufactured device that is not from this world." Whitley noted that he was also in attendance during the procedure. Leir's patient 'John' is a scientist who works in a very sensitive area of communications research, Whitley added. According to Leir, the implant embedded in John's foot gave off the same radio frequency that is used for mobile deep-space communications. Leir also said the strange object contained carbon nanotubes and appeared to reassemble itself in a container after it had been removed. The details get even stranger though. Leir examined John's home and discovered an abundance of magnetic anomalies — even in things (such as plastic and wood) that should not give off any magnetic fields. More interesting still is what a UV light revealed in the master bedroom: "two small, childlike, four-fingered hand prints ... More »

In the first half of the program, author Michael Teitelbaum shared some of the frightening tales he has collected from people across the country. Teitelbaum related a story about an Indiana man who was awakened prematurely by his alarm clock to find a tall shadowy figure that was "human-shaped but devoid of any detail or features" staring back at him from the kitchen. The man looked away and then back again, but the figure had vanished from the kitchen and appeared outside of his window, Teitelbaum revealed. Teitelbaum recounted paranormal accounts from other states. One from New York featured an encounter with a wolf-like creature standing upright next to a tree. In another, a family exploring haunted places in Williamsburg, Maryland discovered their video and still cameras had picked up orbs as well as a "smoky foggy thing," Teitelbaum noted. In New Jersey, a man visiting Walt Whitman's grave was startled to see the handle of the mausoleum door turn apparently by some force f ... More »

In the first hour, George spoke with researcher Dianne Arcangel about afterlife encounters. Arcangel shared results from a past internet-based survey. That survey asked participants if they had experienced ecstacy either during or after an afterlife encounter. According to Arcangel, 1,075 out of 1,200 Coast listeners answered in the affirmative.Arcangel also explained why some people experience after death communications and others do not. She said there are three groups that tend to be more open to the experience: those who are iNtuitive Feeling (on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator assessment), those identified by the Roper Organization as 'Influential Americans,' and those who are spiritually engaged. Arcangel invited the Coast audience to participate in her latest surveys at her website.At the start of the second hour, Steve Gregory of KFI AM 640 reported on the O.J. Simpson verdict. Simpson was found guilty on all 12 counts stemming from a confrontation in a hotel ro ... More »

Inspired by his love of the 1958 Walt Disney miniseries, The Nine Lives of Elfego Baca, George offered a 'Nine Lives' hotline during Open Lines. Anthony in Kentucky said he is currently on his fourth life, having been run over by a car as a child, almost drowned at age 10, and involved in a vehicle rollover accident this past winter.Donna, a nurse from Ohio, told George that she was thankful for her nine lives, as she was almost electrocuted while rescuing a patient from a flooded hospital basement, and nearly crashed her car into a deer one night while driving home from her mother's house. Ron in Phoenix recalled being shot in the face when he was ten years old. Ron also said he had a precognitive dream in which he was warned that he would fall off scaffolding at work. He refused to go on the scaffolding that day and later learned that it had collapsed. Mike from Indiana recounted how he has used up eight of his nine lives. He said he was thrown through a car windshiel ... More »

George offered a 'bizarre' hotline during Open Lines. Kate from Bend, Oregon recalled the morning she came home to discover an intruder dressed in jeans and a black t-shirt sleeping on her couch. Kate said she called 911 and shouted at the stranger until he left. She also found out that her visitor had been sneaking into her home from time to time to take showers. Kate said that he did not steal anything from her, and believes he was a homeless man who only wanted to get out of the cold.Kevin in Kentucky told George about a creepy occurrence at his great-grandmother's funeral. Kevin said his sister is able to see spirits, so he asked if she could see their great-grandmother at the service. Kevin's sister said she did not see their great-grandmother, but she did see a spirit of another woman standing by him at the funeral. George from Cass Lake, Minnesota described his frightening trip to a purportedly haunted asylum. According to the caller, he and his companions heard a strang ... More »

In the first hour, Adam the DreamHealer talked about the healing power of intention. According to Adam, not only does an individual's intentions effect his or her own immune system, but some studies suggest that the intentions of people who surround an individual also effect that person's health."Our intentions effect things far beyond our conscious awareness," Adam further explained, noting an experience from his own life when he had put out an intention to do his Ph.D work at a certain lab and received an unsolicited email from that lab the next morning. Adam also spoke about his work with Edgar Mitchell, who he helped heal from kidney cancer.During the second hour, George was joined by hypnotherapist Dr. Bruce Goldberg, who discussed near-death experiences (NDEs) and commented on a new consciousness study called AWARE (AWAreness during REsuscitation - read more at MSNBC). Goldberg said that any purely medical explanations of consciousness "don't hold water." ... More »

In the first hour, Michael Horn discussed some of the prophecies of purported ET contactee Billy Meier, including one about a tsunami that will hit the Pacific Northwest Coast of the United States.According to Horn, an alien named Ptaah told Meier, "there will be a seaquake of 9 points on the Richter Scale in the region of the North Pacific not far from the American Coast from Portland [down to] the south of California up to Washington to the north. As a result, there will be a gigantic fault of several hundred kilometers... a seaquake tsunami will spread in a ring form and produce immense devastation on the mainland and on the islands, which will cost many human lives. The seaquake will last for about five minutes, to be followed by additional and less forceful quakes which will trigger another but less severe tsunami."Horn also talked about another tsunami prediction for the Eastern Seaboard of the U.S., which he said could penetrate more than 12 miles inland, as well ... More »

In the first hour and a half, George Knapp welcomed the Director of Research at MUFON, Robert Powell, who shared the results of his analysis into the Stephenville, Texas UFO sightings on January 8, 2008. Powell said he and report co-author Glen Schulze obtained radar info from the FAA under the Freedom of Information Act and scrutinized the two and a half million data points, noting where aircraft were located between the hours of 4 and 8pm. According to Powell, they found three cases of unidentified objects (that did not return a transponder signal on radar) that correlated with witness accounts.Two of the objects appeared to be traveling around 2,000 miles per hour, Powell reported. Another unexplained object was on radar for more than an hour. Radar data shows this object heading directly toward President Bush's Ranch in Crawford, Texas, he said. While military aircraft were in the skies that night, Powell said based on witness accounts he does not believe the Stephenville U ... More »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett welcomed Philip J. Berg, an attorney and self-professed Hillary Clinton supporter who has filed a lawsuit against Barack Obama, the Democratic National Committee, and several other parties. Berg contends that Sen. Obama is not a natural born U.S. citizen and, therefore, is constitutionally ineligible to run for the office of president.According to Berg, Obama was born in Kenya and then a week later flown back to Hawaii where a Certification of Live Birth was filed (view certificate). Berg claims the birth record initially posted on the Obama campaign website is a forgery based on his half-sister's certificate. Berg also noted that Obama would have lost any American citizenship status he had when he moved to Indonesia with his mother and was adopted by his step-father.Berg presented other arguments to support his case, but believes the Republican party has even more evidence and will use it to discredit Obama after he receives the Democ ... More »

Researcher Ruben Uriarte appeared briefly at the start of the program to comment on Friday's lackluster 'Bigfoot' news conference (video) held by Matt Whitton, Rick Dyer, and a self-proclaimed Sasquatch hunter. Uriarte was immediately followed by mask and prop maker Chuck Jarman, who said the dead Bigfoot 'body' is a costume (pictured, left) that he sculpted for a Halloween company two years ago.Noted cryptozoologist Loren Coleman joined George for the rest of the first half of the show to provide his analysis of the 'Bigfoot' press conference. Coleman said they should have rolled out the body today, or at the very least brought in photos of the feet and the scientists who are examining the creature. Coleman questioned the use of Russian scientists for the autopsy, noting that there are plenty of capable scientist in North America. He also pointed out several contradictions, including the fishy timeline and Whitton's claim to be a Bigfoot skeptic despite an earlier admission th ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a special topic line for people who have ever played a prank on someone or had a prank played on them. Christina in Dallas said she once snuck into the house of an enemy and placed an incredibly bad smelling Japanese 'daikon' radish behind the couch in order to ruin an important party. John from Connecticut told George he and some friends released three pigs at their high school. John said the pigs were numbered 1, 2 and 4. After school officials captured the three pigs, John continued, they were still on the lookout for a nonexistent pig #3. Michael in Texas recalled the time he dressed up like a Gray alien and startled a sleeping friend, who he said shot up to the top of his headboard in fright. Lori, also from Texas, remembered when she found out that her boyfriend had been cheating on her and decided to get back at him for it. During a dinner with all of their friends and family in attendance and her boyfriend set to propose, Lori said she ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a hotline for callers with stories about 'psychic vampires.' Chad in Birmingham, Alabama recalled when he was a teen and his best friend got pregnant and married a abusive man with the ability to focus his energy-draining powers. Chad said whenever people tried to confront the man, his eyes would change and he would deplete them of their strength. Earl in California told George his grandfather could zap energy from a person and cause headaches, dizziness and, sometimes, fever. The only cure was for his grandfather to put saliva on his thumb and make a cross on the forehead or stomach of those whose energy was taken. Ted, a recent geology graduate living in Silicon Valley, spoke at some length against the abiotic oil theory. According to Ted, if the planet's oil supply is being replenished, then it is happening at a negligible rate because pressure in the wells is not also increasing. Notorious repeat caller J.C. (email) phoned in to rant for ... More »

George spoke with Dr. Bob Curran (drbobcurran@yahoo.com) during the first half of the program. Curran discussed mysterious places and mythical cities detailed in his book, Lost Lands, Forgotten Realms. According to Curran, there is an element of truth to the legendary locations that turn up in literature and film, but they are also a "physical manifestation of our hopes and dreams and what we really want for ourselves."Curran talked about Atlantis and the mythical Himalayan utopia Shangri-La, as well as the 'Green Children.' The original story of the Green Children was first recorded by William of Newburgh in 1136 AD, Curran explained. According to the Medieval tale, two children with green skin and almond-shaped eyes were found at St. Mary's of the Wolf-pits. The boy and girl had unique clothing, spoke in a strange language, and claimed to be from somewhere under the Earth -- a place called St. Martin's land. Curran said two more green children showed up in Spain in 1887. Thes ... More »

This program was a rebroadcast with George Noory from 2/18/05. Numerologist Glynis McCants was featured in the first two hours, followed by Open Lines. Note: Due to technical difficulties in Las Vegas, George Knapp's live program with Melvin Dummar and additional guests was postponed. ... More »

During Full Moon Open Lines, George offered a 'Monster Moment' hotline. A special forces operator named Larry described his experiences in Afghanistan as well as a strange 30-minute firefight he had while serving there. After his patrol was hit by a RPG in Panjsher Valley, Larry said he could see shadow people on the enemy lines. Larry believes they may have been spirits of the fallen enemies he was fighting. Bill, a former soldier living in Las Vegas, recounted his terrifying confrontation with a 7-ft tall creature with giant bat-shaped wings and a human torso and legs. Bill said the monster looked like the thing from the movie Jeepers Creepers. Kristi in Kentucky shared her 1998 encounter with a faceless, dark entity that she saw hovering above her bed one night. Kristi said bad things happened to her and her family after this incident. Russell, also in Kentucky and speaking in a feigned Irish accent, told George about the Black Umbrella Project, a secret government e ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered an 'Unbelievable' hotline. Dave in Texas recalled when he was a child and was invited to watch a Bigfoot film at the home of Roger Patterson (who along with Robert Gimlin shot the famed Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot footage). Dave also said he thought he may have heard a Bigfoot. Michael shared a story about an 18-wheeler truck he saw disappear from the road one rainy night.Paul in West Virginia described the time he and some friends held a seance in a haunted attic. Paul said he elected to play the part of medium and actually went into a trance, allowing seven personalities to speak through him. After this happened Paul said he had a nightmare every night for three months. ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a "Bizarre Hotline" for callers with truly strange tales. The stories included two separate demonic encounters, a simultaneous death by a husband and wife, and a chance encounter with the Unabomber. Danny from Phoenix told of how his church went on a trip to Mexico to spread the word of their faith. While performing a prayer in a town square, he was confronted by a demon that screamed in face. Danny said the experience felt like "all the demon's anger was funneled through me." Jay from San Francisco shared the story of attending a Christmas party as a child and having a Satanic clown paint "666" on his forehead after asking him to pledge himself to the devil. Following the incident, Jay continually had people come up to him and say "you're marked for life." "There's never a day goes by that I don't think about that," Mark from Missouri said about the bizarre story from his teenage years. Fresh out of high school, he and his friends go ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, George Knapp welcomed filmmakers Renee Barnett and Bruce Burgess, who discussed their controversial new documentary, Bloodline, which investigates some of the key questions that frame Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code. ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a special 'Hope' hotline in honor of Coast producer Tom Danheiser's uncle, who passed away recently. Anthony in Illinois recounted the unusual circumstances surrounding the time his mom was diagnosed with a large brain tumor. While in the hospital, Anthony said he and his mom were visited by "an extremely handsome looking Hawaiian gentleman with striking features." According to Anthony, the Hawaiian man put his hand on his mother's head, asked him to say the Lord's Prayer, gave them communion, and said "everything will be okay." Anthony said the man mysteriously vanished and when his mom was given more tests they found the tumor had shrunk to the size of the tip of a baby's finger. One caller told George that his dog's personality changed after he had the animal implanted with a microchip ID. Before the dog was very aggressive, the caller explained, but after the implant he became like a docile cat. Another caller phoned in with a story that wa ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a special 'Friday the 13th' line. A caller from Beaumont, TX who was born on Friday the 13th said as a child he became convinced he was doomed because of society's negative view of '13.' He thought his fate was certain when the Apollo 13 spacecraft was crippled by an explosion in 1970, but after the crew made it, he changed his outlook on the number.One caller recalled a hunting trip in Idaho where he and his companions encountered three Bigfoot creatures. According to the caller, the large, hairy, bad-smelling creatures put campfire rocks in front of the tent doors and took away the deer they had killed. Several callers phoned in with their memories of The Twilight Zone.In the last half-hour, George spoke with Richard C. Hoagland about the space shuttle, then played a 13-minute audio excerpt from Hoagland's recent speech before the Libertarian Party National Nominating Convention. ... More »

In the first half of the show author, professor of journalism, and columnist, Frank Borzellieri discussed his new book The Physics of Dark Shadows: Time Travel, ESP and the Laboratory. He pointed out how many of the bizarre supernatural occurrences on the gothic TV soap opera, Dark Shadows (which ran from 1966-71), have connections to science.Frank will be appearing at the upcoming Dark Shadows Festival, the official Dark Shadows Convention held annually since 1983, in Los Angeles. During the second half, George opened up the lines and took calls from those with "Camp Fire Scary Stories". ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a 'Weird Stories' hotline. He also asked for a few native Hawaiians to phone into the show and speak in the Pidgin language. A caller near Dallas, Texas recounted a strange experience she had while working as a nurse. The caller said one of her dying patients told her she could see a man dressed in white and her deceased sister standing outside the window. According to the caller, the patient was told by her sister that it was okay for her to go. She passed away an hour later, the caller said.Jim in Colorado Springs recalled when his grandmother was on her deathbed. He said the woman in the room next to his grandmother's came in one night, put her hand on his grandmother's head and said "Lord, take this child home. She's suffered long enough." After his grandmother's funeral, Jim said he returned to the facility to thank the woman for helping his grandmother cross to the other side. The hospital staff told Jim that no one had been in the room n ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a different special topic line each hour. A former Hospital Corpsman in the U.S. Navy phoned into the 'Bug Stories' line to share a story about his encounter with an alien that looked like a giant praying mantis. According to the caller, the creature was egg shell white with black eyes and stood 12 to 15 feet tall.Ray from Yucca Valley, California recounted his 'Scariest Moment.' While hiking in Alancha canyon, Ray claims to have stumbled upon a scorpion the size of a small lobster -- more than 8 inches wide and longer than 11 inches with the tail curled over. The scorpion's body was a translucent milky white color with fluorescent green insides, he said. According to Ray, this scorpion was part of a breed that had been mutated from the Nevada nuclear weapons testing of the '50s and '60s.A caller to the 'Most Embarrassing Moment' line said when she was growing up she would often date her mother's boyfriends. The caller said she was impr ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a special line for callers who have told true stories to people who would not believe them. Joyce said a 6-ft tall "dark-hooded figure" appeared by her bed one night, with a "small, impish figure" standing next to him. The impish figure ran onto the bed, Joyce explained, crossing over her stomach three times. According to Joyce, the hooded figure told her that this meant "death." She told George nobody in her apartment complex believed her, not even her husband. Joyce said her next pregnancy ended prematurely. Shawn in Duluth, Minnesota recalled seeing a "huge, metallic bowl-shaped object" when he was growing up in Texas. He said his siblings also witnessed the UFO, but their father had asked them to keep the sighting a secret. Later, Shawn said he told an Air Force Colonel about what he had seen that night. The Colonel replied, "There are things that the public is better served not knowing." Several other callers shared UFO stories, ... More »

During the first hour, author and research physicist Stan Deyo talked about his discovery of an unmistakable grid pattern (pictured) formed by the recent Nevada earthquakes. Deyo said he does not think this was a naturally occurring event, and even suggested the quakes may have been intentionally triggered by scalar weapons. "Someone has done something to make this earthquake series happen," Deyo said. Larger image and more info available at standeyo.com.In the second hour, George spoke with researcher David Sereda about a vision he had Thursday night of an angelic being who gave him a message about the End Times. Sereda said he saw his alarm clock turn from 11:11 AM to 11:12 AM, and believes the significance of this can be found in Revelation 11:11-12:"But after the three and a half days a breath of life from God entered them, and they stood on their feet, and terror struck those who saw them. Then they heard a loud voice from heaven saying to them, "Come up here." And ... More »

During the first half of the program, Kristi Piehl, award-winning journalist for KSTP Channel 5 Eyewitness News in Minneapolis, shared details from her investigation into the murder of a University of Minnesota student and how it could be linked to the deaths of at least 40 other college men across the country.In February 2003, the body of Chris Jenkins was found in the Mississippi River. Piehl said the police thought he had accidentally drowned, but later changed the cause of death to 'homicide.' The case caught the attention of retired NYPD detectives, Kevin Gannon and Anthony Duarte, who were working to solve the 1997 murder of Patrick McNeill. The two discovered evidence that connected Jenkins' murder not only to McNeill's but to a long string of drownings in 11 different states, Piehl reported.In at least a dozen cases Gannon and Duarte found smiley face symbols when they had tracked down the spot where they thought the bodies went into the water, Piehl explained. ... More »

In the first hour, writer Stephen Sindoni discussed the legend of J.C. Brown, a man who supposedly worked as a geologist for the Lord Cowdray Mining Co. in the early 20th century and claimed to have discovered an ancient Lemurian civilization in the hollows of Mt. Shasta, California.Sindoni said he became intrigued by Lemuria and the story of Brown while searching for the subject of his next screenplay. According to Sindoni's research, Brown entered an opening into the earth somewhere on Mt. Shasta, journeyed 11 miles deep into the mountain, and found a village with streets, hidden treasure, and ancient artifacts. Brown also claimed to have found mummified bodies and 10-ft tall skeletons of the Lemurians or their descendants. Further research revealed J.C. Brown was really a man named J.B. Body, Sindoni said. Body organized an 80-man expedition to further explore the ancient tunnel, Sindoni explained, but vanished mysteriously on June 19, 1934, before it could take plac ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a special topic line to find out how callers have played the cards they've been dealt in life. Chris said he had a rough last year, enduring unemployment and the loss of his girlfriend, who died in his arms one night as they slept. Despite his tragic circumstances, Chris managed to find a positive outlook and said things have recently started to look up for him.Sarah from North Dakota was not so upbeat about her life. She told George she suffers from depression and a host of health problems: chronic pain, diabetes, amputated foot, and peripheral neuropathy. Only 39 years old, Sarah said she feels "stuck in a 90 year old body riddled with pain." She admitted having been very close to giving up.A Caller in California listed some of his rotten cards, which included contracting meningitis, drowning in a bath tub, losing an eye in a bb gun accident, and being robbed at gun point and shot. The caller said he remains positive on life and beli ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a 'scariest moment' hotline. James in San Diego said he was tormented by visitations from a dark entity over the course of two to three months in 1975. He described the entity as human-shaped, wearing a hood and colored with different swirls of black, gray and brown. James remembered asking for God's help, seeing a white light and a beautiful woman who showed him how to keep the entity away.Steve from Houston told George about the time he was shot in the chest with a 9mm while stopped at a gas station. He claims to have died on the operating table and had an out-of-body experience. Ally in Chicago recalled the frightening morning she woke up to find her body completely entombed in spider webs. Despite being covered by hundreds of spiders, Ally said she found no bites on her. A trucker named Alan shared details from a terrifying encounter he and a few other company drivers had with an 8-foot tall Sasqautch on a highway between Mammoth Mo ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a special 'lost' line for callers who have had things vanish under perplexing circumstances. Josh from Iowa City said a buddy dropped a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup under the car, searched but could not find it beneath the vehicle. Susie in Dayton, Ohio told George that her prescription medication mysteriously disappeared from the passenger seat of her car. Doug recalled losing an expensive leather jacket at a restaurant, even though it was folded and next to him in a booth the whole time he was there.George also provided an 'awake' hotline for people who've had the misfortune and terror of being aware during a surgery. Other 'Full Moon Friday' callers included Mary from Pennsylvania, who recalled encountering (and speaking telepathically with) gray aliens in a grocery store, and a man named Sebastian, who claimed to be an human-animal hybrid extraterrestrial from the Wopat System. Sebastian told George he looks similar to a red fox and has a star ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a special 'disappearance' line for callers who have seen things that have later vanished. Kristine in Cleveland recalled a haunted tour through Mansfield's Reformatory, where she thought she saw an "actor in a black cape" disappear into a cell in the solitary confinement area. Kristine believes the figure may have been the spirit of a murdered guard.Haley from Hawaii said she worked at a haunted camp on the island of O'ahu. She claims to have seen a little boy who vanished when she tried to speak with him. She said another group at the same camp spent the night in a house "crowded with ghosts." Haley also talked about the time she met the 'Coconut Man,' a recluse who lived off the land and wore only a "little coconut covering his private parts."Another caller told George that he saw his deceased mother-in-law in his kitchen while he was making a late night snack. She held up her left thumb and all five fingers on her right hand, and the ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a different special topic line each hour. A caller to the 'I've got a secret' hotline confessed to stabbing one of two attackers who tried to rob him at knife-point in a restroom at a dance club in Tijuana, Mexico. The caller said he was able to get a knife away from one of his assailants and stab him in the arm pit before fleeing the scene. According to the caller, this is a fatal wound and his attacker likely bled to death within a few minutes of removing the knife. A caller to the 'other dimensions' hotline shared details of her friend's passing. The caller claims to have witnessed her dying friend's spirit leave her body, arise from the bed and perform a series of pirouettes (ballet turns) around the bedroom. A caller to the 'whistleblower' line talked about the recent ricin incident in Las Vegas. The caller said his best friend, who works at a hotel in the city, told him that police found two tickets to a Vegas NASCAR race along with th ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a 'Leap Year' hotline. Several callers who were born on February 29th phoned into the program to describe what it's like having only one birthday every four years.A mother from Encinitas, CA said she gave birth to 'Leap Year' triplets (Anthony, Joseph and Raphael), after previously suffering three miscarriages. When her son, Joseph, was two and a half years old, the caller continued, he informed her that he remembered sitting with God and seeing his Mom when she was teenager. Joseph told her that he asked God if she could be his mother.In the last half hour, George played a classic excerpt from one of Art Bell's 1997 shows, featuring a caller who claimed to be a pilot in the process of flying into Area 51. ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a 'curse' hotline for callers who have either been cursed or have placed a curse on another person. A caller from Canada believes she has been cursed by her former husband. She said her ex has a "powerful mind" and has used it in the past to curse a school teacher. The caller said the curse has caused her to be sick for several years. Robert from Oklahoma told George that his "unintentional intentions" could change the weather. He shared an incident from a Dallas bar, where he was denied admittance because his shirt (which he purchased from the same bar) did not have a collar on it. Robert said he told the bouncer he would send a tornado down, and five minutes later an F1 tornado went through the area. A caller from "Canada and beyond" described himself as an "off-planet man," who came to Earth from another world. Three extraterrestrials appeared to him in November 2005, the caller explained, communicating telepathically with him about ... More »

During Open Lines George offered a special hotline for callers who wanted to share what drove them to a moment of evil.Steven in Wisconsin believes he may have been possessed by demons during a period in his life when he was obsessed with mutilating animals. Some callers discussed how the full moon adversely affects their personalities. Another caller claimed to have seen shadow people everywhere when he was ten years old.Tracy shared a story about growing up in a haunted house, communicating with evil entities with a ouija board, and her attempt to have the dwelling exorcised. Paul in Salt Lake City said that he is being tormented by the spirit of the late anthropologist and shaman Carlos Castaneda and "a few of his witches." In the last half-hour, George played part of his 11/11/05 interview with mad scientist and TV horror host Dr. Morgus. ... More »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett hosted an evening of Open Lines. Jeremy in Santa Rosa, California shared his theory about 'the antichrist' possibly being aliens. Darrell from Indiana talked about the housing bubble and foreclosures. Darrell said he was bothered by people who blame banks/lenders for taking out loans they could not afford.Elaine in Obrien, Oregon discussed bizarre incidents that have occurred around her mountaintop, off-the-grid house. She claims to have found three-toed footprints and seen hovercraft over her property. Elaine pointed out similarities between these occurrences and some of the unexplainable events at Skinwalker Ranch.Several callers phoned in to talk about the late William Cooper, host of the shortwave radio show Hour of the Time and author of Behold a Pale Horse.Previously scheduled first hour guest, Dr. Leonard Sax, was unable to appear on the program. ... 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 »

In the first hour and a half, George spoke with Steven Gibbs about his Hyper Dimensional Resonator (HDR), a machine that Gibbs claims makes time travel possible. Gibbs said the HDR was developed by his counterpart from an alternate future Earth and given to him by time travelers.In order to physically travel through time, Gibbs explained, the device must be activated near a vortex for three minutes. The user will see a flash of white light or feel a sinking sensation and be projected into another time. The HDR has a 500 year limit, Gibbs noted.During the second hour, Gibbs was joined by Patricia Ress and Dennis Buffy, who described their own experiences with the HDR. Ress, a newspaper reporter, recalled seeing strange UFO-shaped clouds and watching a alternate version of the 1953 western Shane. Buffy said he used the HDR for astral time travel and actually encountered Gibbs on one of his journeys. Rob Dyrdek of MTV's Rob and Big phoned in to comment about the HD ... More »

Art Bell hosted Part II of his Annual Predictions Show, with callers invited to share one event they see coming in 2008. ... More »

Art Bell hosted Part I of his Annual Predictions Show, with callers invited to share one event they see coming in 2008. Here are some of the predictions Coast listeners made for 2008: Chris from NYC said that in March the price of oil will drop down to $50 a barrel. The 2007 WD5 asteroid will hit Mars, and the remnants of an ancient civilization will be revealed. ... More »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett welcomed author and consultant Andrew Colarik, who commented on various privacy-related issues during the first two hours of Friday's show. Colarik spoke about the domestic satellite surveillance program, which he said was on hold until Homeland Security and Congress finalize a legal framework for it. ... More »

This special Christmas Night Open Lines program featured callers' miracle stories, along with some surprise greetings. A woman told a tale of an angelic encounter, in which control of her steering wheel was taken over, helping her avert a crash into a car that was running a stop light. ... More »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett hosted an evening of Open Lines. Sarah in New York played a reverse speech audio clip from Ian's 10/6/07 chat with Jon Jefferson, author of Beyond the Body Farm. According to Sarah, when part of Jefferson's interview is played backwards the phrases "terrible substance in them" and "has all the toxins in it" can be heard. ... More »

A special evening of Open Lines hosted by Ian Punnett featured a wide variety of calls. One of the most fascinating was from "Archer" who discussed the "old North Pole," which he said was originally located in Finland. ... 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 »

During 'Moonlight Madness' Open Lines, Bob in Monterey, CA said he has been working with a man named Ed, who uses night vision goggles to view UFOs and has witnessed them battling in the skies. ... More »

In the first hour, George was joined live in the studio by actors Bill Mumy and Angela Cartwright. Known for their roles as Will and Penny Robinson on the '60s television show Lost in Space, the two shared some of their experiences working on the sci-fi series. ... More »

During Open Lines, George set up a 'magic memory' line for callers who wanted to share an event that had a profound effect on their lives. ... More »

Shocked by the story about two pilots who fell asleep while approaching Denver International Airport, George offered an 'I fell asleep (at the most inopportune time)' hotline during Open Lines. ... More »

Art Bell hosted his annual Halloween broadcast of Ghost-to-Ghost, with callers sharing their spookiest stories. ... More »

Broadcasting live from the WNIS studio in Norfolk, Virginia, George hosted an evening of Open Lines. Several callers phoned in at George's request to share their dreams about falling (and hitting the ground). ... More »

A special 'Regrets' hotline offered callers the chance tell stories of things they regretted doing. ... More »

George hosted 'Trilogy Night,' offering a different special topic line during each hour of Open Lines. Over the course of the evening, callers shared stories of moments that made them angry, caused them to laugh, or frightened them. ... More »

Broadcasting live from the OnStar studios in Detroit, George welcomed author Linda Godfrey, who shared some of the strange cases she has compiled about the monsters, hauntings and legends known around the state of Michigan. ... More »

The 'Dream Dudes,' Michael & Nicole Sebastian, joined George for a discussion about synchronicity and coincidence during the first two hours of the program. ... More »

George offered a 'bizarre stories' hotline during Open Lines. Dr. Roger Leir appeared in the 1st hour as well. ... More »

George Noory hosted a night of LIVE Labor Day Open Lines, featuring callers' strange work stories. He also paid tribute to some of C2C's staff, interviewing board operators Dan Galanti & Steve Carr, and producer Tom Danheiser. ... 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 »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett (armed with his new train whistle) welcomed author Tony Reevy during the first half of the program. ... More »

During the second hour, engineer and scientist Maurice Cotterell shared his theory based on ancient holy books about the purpose of the universe, which he said is here to facilitate God's growth. ... More »

During Open Lines George offered a special 'confessions' line for those who wanted to anonymously confess to something. ... More »

During Open Lines George offered a 'synchronicity' hotline for callers who've experienced what seemed to be amazing coincidences. ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a 'moron' line for callers wishing to share their moronic stories. ... 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 »

During Open Lines, George offered a special hotline for callers who believe we never landed on the moon. ... More »

George hosted a night of Friday the 13th Open Lines. ... More »

Friday night featured a special 'What Scares You?' hotline. ... More »

In a rebroadcast from 5/27/05, Prophet Yahweh discussed his ability to summon UFOs on demand, followed by Open Lines with a special 'doppelganger' hotline. ... More »

Inspired by the story of Doctor Faustus, George offered a special line for callers who would sell their souls for a wish. ... More »

After George described his near-miss experience with a car that ran through a red light, he offered an 'Escaped Death' line for callers who have miraculously avoided being taken by the Grim Reaper. ... 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 »

After reading the purportedly true story, Cursed by the Witch, George offered a 'Cursed' hotline during Open Lines for callers who believe they have been cursed or who have ever wanted to place a curse on someone else. ... More »

During Open Lines, Ian offered a 'deathbed confessions' hotline for callers who wanted to share their own or someone else's final revelations. ... More »

After reading the supposedly true account of Yeter Yildirim, a 15-year-old Turkish girl who had three snakes living in her stomach, George invited listeners to share their own 'Fright Night' stories. ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a 'Nuts' hotline for eccentric people. Repeat caller JC phoned in with a rant about 'food pornographers' and gun laws.Several callers also shared stories about what they thought could have been encounters with angels. ... More »

Filling in for George, Art Bell hosted a night of unscreened Open Lines. ... 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 »

In the first half-hour, George spoke with author R. Gary Patterson and Jay Richardson, son of the Big Bopper. ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a special 'laugh line' for callers who wanted to talk about situations that made them break out in laughter. ... More »

George spoke with Angela Moore about her work as a psychic, as well as her experiences with the paranormal, ghosts and otherworldly beings. ... More »

In a special night of Open Lines, George introduced a "Secret Door Line" in which popular Coast to Coast guests made surprise appearances. ... 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 »

Broadcasting live from the KTRH studios in Houston, George Noory hosted an evening of Open Lines with a special hotline for people who believe they've encountered the 'Grim Reaper.' ... More »

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

In the first half of the show, physicist Brooks Agnew shared details about his upcoming expedition to the North Pole, where he hopes to learn whether or not the Earth is hollow. ... More »

Ufologist Stanton Friedman, who joined George for the first two hours of the program, provided an update on the UFO seen over Chicago's O'Hare International Airport last November. ... More »

George hosted an evening of 'Fright Night' Open Lines. ... More »

During the first hour, George spoke with the creator of johntitor.com, Oliver Williams, and Titor family attorney Larry Haber, who talked about the famous time traveler case. ... More »

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett hosted a night of Open Lines with a special topic line for 'Otherkins' -- people who believe they have non-human souls. ... More »

In a special evening of Open Lines, George created a hotline for those who've observed people talking in their sleep or done so themselves. ... More »

Art Bell hosted Part II of his Annual Predictions Show, with callers invited to share one event they see coming in 2007. Here's what some of them had to say: Katherine said one of the Supreme Court justices will resign due to a personal scandal. A new kind of music based on the sound of whales will gain popularity declared Chris. ... More »

Art Bell hosted Part I of his Annual Predictions Show, with callers invited to share one event they see coming in 2007. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, Art Bell hosted a night of Open Lines. Inspired by a plotline in the Dean Koontz book Life Expectancy, Art picked out the subject of Best & Worst Days for callers to share. ... More »

In the first two hours of the program, George spoke with Associate Professor of History and researcher of the alien abduction mystery, Dr. David Jacobs. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, Art Bell hosted a night of Open Lines. ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a special line for people who at some point in their lives could take no more and just 'lost it.' ... 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 »

Art Bell hosted an evening of Open Lines, including a special 'Deal with the Devil' hotline. ... More »

In a live remote broadcast from GhostFest Expo 2006 aboard the haunted Queen Mary, George Noory presided over a evening of Open Lines featuring stories from both callers and expo attendees, as well as interviews with various GhostFest speakers. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, Art Bell hosted a night of Open Lines. During the middle of the show, Art was joined by Nick Pope, former head of Britain's Ministry of Defence UFO Project. ... More »

During Open Lines, George shared new info from Dr. Morgus about how all of us could travel back and forth in time through a tear in the space-time continuum, but only for three hours on this particular Friday night. ... More »

The topic of UFOs and aliens was addressed by three separate guests as well as open lines callers. ... More »

Art Bell conducted his annual Ghost-to-Ghost Show, with callers sharing their spookiest stories. ... More »

George hosted a night of 'Fright Night Friday' Open Lines. In the first hour, George chatted with authors June DiMaggio and Mary Jane Popp about their new book on Marilyn Monroe, Marilyn, Joe and Me. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, Art Bell hosted a night of Open Lines with a special emphasis on the topic of invisibility and what callers would do if they could be invisible. ... More »

George hosted a night of Friday the 13th Open Lines, which featured calls by J.C. and UFO Phil, as well as George's astonishingly good rendition of "Oh Suzanna" on harmonica. ... More »

Broadcasting from the KEX studio in Portland, Oregon, George hosted a night of Full Moon Friday Open Lines with a special hotline for people who have 'escaped death.' ... More »

For Open Lines George offered a special 'weird and wacky' hotline. In the first hour, Ed and Kris Sherwood discussed 'flying humanoids,' and Alex Jones talked about the 'torture bill' that was recently passed. ... 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 »

Best-selling author William J. Birnes joined George Noory to announce the release of their new book, Worker in the Light. ... More »

During Open Lines George offered a special 'Weird' hotline for callers who wanted to share their most bizarre tales. ... More »

During Open Lines, one caller claimed she and some friends were able to levitate a friend above their heads (using the 'light as a feather, stiff as a board' method). ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a 'trilogy' hotline, devoting each hour of the program to one of three topics: insect bites, scariest moments and the future. Throughout the evening, George played several Twilight Zone audio clips and gave away books to the first Fast Blasters who could correctly identify the episodes. ... More »

During Open Lines George offered a 'somniphobia' hotline for callers who fear going to bed or falling asleep. ... More »

During Open Lines, George played the role of skeptic and offered a 'Convince Me' hotline for callers who thought they could persuade him that their stories were true. ... More »

During the first hour, Ian Punnett talked with author and consultant Andrew Colarik about national security issues in light of recent terrorist threats. ... More »

First hour guest, intelligence expert Douglas Hagmann discussed 11 missing Egyptian students, who were due to report to Montana State University, but did not. ... More »

During the first half of the show, psychiatrist Dr. Adrian Finkelstein and pop singer Sherrie Lea Laird discussed their belief that Laird is the reincarnation of Marilyn Monroe. ... More »

George offered a 'night worker' hotline for listeners who've had strange experiences while toiling late into the night. ... More »

During Open Lines George kept the program upbeat with a special hotline for people who wanted to share their 'miracle' stories. ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a special hotline for callers who wanted to share their disturbing encounters with 'creepy people.' ... More »

This replay from 3/27/05 featured Art Bell hosting a special Open Lines show discussing the 'Coming Gas Crisis.' ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a 'strange things that happen in the night' hotline. ... More »

During the first half of the program, Ian Punnett welcomed writer Mark Hall, who talked about reported sightings of giant owls and other mysterious behemothic birds. ... More »

In this rebroadcast from 11/5/04, George Noory hosted a night of Open Lines featuring a 'Nine Lives' special topic line. ... More »

During the first half of the program, George chatted with Wisdom Teacher Sri Ram Kaa and Angelic Oracle Kira Raa of The Temple of Self-Ascension. ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a 'nutty hotline' for people who wanted to share the nuttiest thing they've ever done or heard. ... More »

During Friday night's program, George offered three different special topic lines, one for each hour of Open Lines. The 2nd hour featured stories from people who have had flat tires in weird situations. ... More »

A special night of Open Lines featured the Something's Going to Happen hotline. ... More »

Open Lines featured the "Outdoor Scary Hotline" in which callers shared intense incidents that happened to them while outside. ... More »

During the final two hours of the show, George Noory, who was broadcasting live from WMAL-AM in Washington D.C., hosted Open Lines and offered a 'mad moment' line for people who wanted to share occasions in their lives when they just lost it. ... More »

During a special (Almost) Full Moon Open Lines, George offered a 'fright' line for callers to share the scariest things that have ever happened to them. ... More »

During Open Lines George asked listeners to call in and share their worst fears. ... More »

Kicking off a special evening of Time to Vent Open Lines, George played the classic Howard Beale "I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!" monologue from the movie Network. ... 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 »

During Open Lines, George set up a 'lunacy line' for callers who wanted to comment on the craziness they see around the world. ... More »

George Noory hosted four hours of Open Lines and offered a 'weird' hotline for callers with bizarre stories to tell. ... More »

The last three hours of the program were a rebroadcast from 5/26/05, which featured author Michael Tsarion on the Nephilim and genetic experiments on humans. ... More »

During Open Lines George offered a hotline for people with creepy stories to tell. Jason from Indiana recalled a stormy night three weeks ago when he picked up a female hitchhiker coming home from work. He said the girl got in his car, gave directions to her house, and then disappeared after they passed by a grave yard. Upon further investigation, Jason discovered his ghostly passenger was killed in the '80s and buried in that cemetery.Nina from Sacramento shared a story about the time her girlfriend, a phone company operator, received a call from a little boy asking to be connected to his parents. According to Nina, after the father picked up the phone and was informed who was calling him, he told her that he and his wife had just buried their son that day. Nina's friend claims the other line dropped after this and all attempts to trace the little boy's call failed.Tony from Oregon recounted his friend's Ouija board story. Tony said his friend had begun hearing voices ... More »

In the second half-hour, George Noory was joined by ufologist Dr. Roger Leir, who discussed findings from an alien implant removal surgery he performed on December 5, 2003. Leir described the removed object (see Alien Implant Photos below) as a magnetic, metallic rod, 6mm in length with distinctive groove lines. Scanning electronic microscopy and x-ray diffraction tests revealed the implant was composed primarily of iron with an amorphous structure, which Leir said was odd for something that was highly magnetic. Leir stayed on through the second hour to take listeners' calls and also talked about a movie he is currently developing called Earth's Original Sin. In the final hour, George played audio from the December 5th implant removal operation, which he and Coast line producer Tom Danheiser attended. ... 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. The increasing temperatures and record levels of CO2 are contributing to a faster than predicted ice meltdown, Linda explained, which is causing sea levels to rise. As evidence, Linda shared her interview with Dr. Jason Box, who said Greenland is contributing significantly to higher sea levels and should temperatures increase further, the melting of Greenland's glaciers could be irreversible.Linda also provided information about new satellite data that shows Antarctic ice is melting at the rate of 36 cubic miles a year. Particularly troublesome, Linda noted in her presentation, is that ice ... More »

The first half of the show featured a discussion about possible locations for Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat. Pictured (click on image for larger) is the digital photo of what has become known as the "Ararat Anomaly." Taken by DigitalGlobe's QuickBird satellite, the photo was analyzed by first hour guest Porcher Taylor who noted the striking nautical form. The length of the anomaly is 1,015 feet which he said corresponds with the dimensions cited in Genesis, and radar confirms that it's not a shadow effect. In the second hour, Richard Rives of the Wyatt Museum suggested that the size of the anomalous boat-shaped form did not match the measurements as specified in the Bible. He believes that a more likely candidate for Noah's Ark is in a different location of Mount Ararat. He and the late Ron Wyatt visited the site in 1990 and retrieved various types of physical evidence. Rives also spoke about their search for the Ark of the Covenant at a location where further excavations are ... More »

During the first half of Friday's program, Art Bell talked with Dr. Roy Spencer (ecoenquirer.com - environmental satire/fake news) about climate change and Jim Hansen, the climate scientist who claims to have been censored by NASA because of his views on global warming. Spencer, who has worked with NASA for the last 20 years, disagreed with Hansen's hypothesis that mankind is mostly responsible for global climate change, though he suggested that man's activity could account for as much as half. The rest can be explained by natural cycles, Spencer said.He pointed out that natural circulation shifts are probably to blame for the melting of the North Polar ice caps. Spencer also commented on last year's record-breaking hurricane season, which was likely the result of "rapid deepening cycles" rather than anything man has done to the climate, he remarked. Spencer expressed skepticism about what we could know about past climates by studying ice core samples, and said 'feedbacks' have ... More »

Frequent caller and self-proclaimed demon, Oscar returned to the show to inform George that Elvis Presley is not dead. According to the Son of Satan, Elvis is currently in the Midwestern United States under witness protection. Oscar said Elvis will be his next possession victim. Keith from Lake City, Florida shared a story about his friend, who claims as a young boy to have seen a dark figure standing in his bedroom doorway. Keith said his friend watched in horror as the figure sat on the edge of his bed, then got up, walked downstairs and left the house.Several callers commented on the recent UAE port controversy, as well as the 'Devil Channeller' audio clip that George played during the show (see below). UFO Phil phoned in to say that he recognized the Devil Channeller's voice. According to Phil, the channeller sounded strikingly familiar to a voice he was able to record on Mars using a special transceiver. The Martian message, "You have to tell them to get out of my crater," ... More »

In the first hour, climate professor Randy Cerveny shared freak weather stories. During Open Lines, George offered a 'creepy places' hotline. In the final half-hour, George played his pre-taped interview with Larry Haber, attorney for the family of 'time traveler' John Titor, which includes fielded questions answered by Kay, the alleged time traveler's mother. ... 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 half of the program, George talked with author Marc Zicree about sci-fi, The Twilight Zone, and a new Star Trek project -- Star Trek: New Voyages.The new series is a continuation of the original Star Trek show. Zicree said he will be directing an episode of Star Trek: New Voyages ("World Enough And Time"), which he co-wrote with Michael Reaves (read more here). The episodes are available for download at startreknewvoyages.com. Star Trek: New Voyages's executive producer/creator, James Cawley, also phoned in and briefly spoke about the show.The second half of the show featured Open lines; George offered a 'fright night' hotline for people with scary tales to tell. George also briefly spoke with researcher 'Grantbo' about Mel's Hole. Grantbo said the supposed 17-mile deep hole remains a mystery as nobody knows where Mel Waters is or where the hole is located. Earlier in the program, George 'reprimanded' Dr. Morgus for running up $85,000 in hotel charges ( ... More »

A special Open Lines featured a premonitions hotline. A caller named "Angel" said he foresaw a damaging earthquake hitting San Francisco between June 3-7th that will leave both bridges in rubble. A poker player named Jay phoned in to share an eerie foreshadowing-- an ace kept falling from a deck when he was shuffling the cards. Later his good friend fell and died while rock climbing. The two friends' nickname for each other was 'Aces.' A female caller told of her frightening dream in which she was rounded up by the National Guard during an attack in the U.S. by Russia. After waiting all day to get into a fallout shelter, she broke out of the line, and said she was shot by the guards. ... More »

During Open Lines George offered a 'Fortune Cookie' hotline for people who have received a fortune that has come true. The Coast host also cracked open a couple of cookies and read some of his fortunes ("Practice is the best of all instructors." and "You outdistance all competitors.") on air. John from Delaware remembered the time he decided to play his fortune cookie's 'lucky numbers' in the Powerball lottery. He said he played the numbers every week for six months. A month after he stopped playing the numbers, John lamented, they hit for a jackpot worth $50 million. Margo in San Diego said she received a fortune informing her that she would go far in medical research, and did just that by becoming an internationally published medical researcher. Margo also claims to have worked as an undercover operative for the CDC. Shawn from South Carolina said he was working through an apprenticeship in tattooing when he received the fortune cookie message: "All the effort you are making ... More »

During the first two hours, reporter and editor for Earthfiles.com, Linda Moulton Howe, presented details on a 1947 UFO case involving "peculiar phenomenon" interfering with V-2 rocket launches from White Sands Proving Ground. According to Linda's source, former New Mexico State Representative Andrew Kissner, the "peculiar phenomenon" was strange unidentified radar targets that showed up during V-2 rocket launches, causing the rockets to veer off course and crash. Cameras attached to the rockets later verified that strange "flying discs" were in the launch vicinity. These discs were officially classified as "enemy weapons systems," Linda explained, and routinely targeted by anti-aircraft artillery fire.In a recorded interview, Kissner revealed that the flying discs retaliated against the attacks by bringing down hundreds of civilian and military airplanes -- all of which crashed in a short period in the summer of 1947 and in the months afterward. Kissner also recalled b ... More »

During a special night of Friday-the-13th Open Lines, callers phoned in to share their thoughts on the number 13, as well as to discuss their superstitions. At the end of the program, George played a recording of Detroit broadcaster Lee Allan's reading of A Letter from Michael (read transcript). ... More »

In the first half of the program Steve Quayle provided updates and analysis on several current events happening around the world, followed by two hours of Open Lines. ... More »

Art Bell continued with a second night of callers' predictions for 2006 during his annual New Year's Eve Prediction Show. The following is a small sampling of the forecasts Coast listeners made for the coming year: Two former U.S. presidents will die of natural causes; another will be diagnosed with dementia.Israel will make a pre-emptive strike on Iran under the leadership of Benjamin Netanyahu; Israel will also launch an attack against the West Bank.There will be planetary communications outages caused by 'disappearing' satellites.Bird Flu will hit the U.S. in November 2006.There will be some kind of space disaster with the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.A war will be fought on American soil; Conflict will erupt between America and Mexico over the building of a border wall.Astronomers will find two huge celestial bodies (50- and 88-times larger than Earth) in elliptical orbits beyond Pluto.Condoleeza Rice will get pregnant by somebody in the current administration. ... More »

Art Bell hosted the first of two shows featuring Predictions for 2006 as made by callers. Art dutifully recorded their forecasts and also reviewed some predictions from last year. Here's what Coast listeners believe will happen in the coming year:A powerful hurricane will hit the United States in August 2006 that will make "Katrina look like a baby throwing a tantrum," according to David in Arizona.The world will learn that Bono is actually the Anti-Christ; the Son of God will be revealed.An earthquake will separate Southern California (San Diego area) from the rest of the state.North Korea will collapse and China will take over, divined Bill from Oklahoma.A huge explosion will rock Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado; Mount Rainier will explode.Rev. John said World War III will be underway by July 2006.A lost city will be uncovered by a hurricane somewhere in Central America.Canadians will sabotage their U.S. food exports with harmful nanotechnology.Fidel Castro will p ... More »

In this rebroadcast from 2/18/05, George hosted a Scariest Moments Open Lines. In the first half of the show he discussed numerology with Glynis McCants and got a NASA update from Richard C. Hoagland. ... More »

In this rebroadcast from 11/05/04, George Noory hosted a special 4-hour night of Open Lines on the topic of Nine Lives. ... 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 »

In this rebroadcast from 8/6/04, George Noory and his guest Oliver Williams discussed John Titor and time travel. ... More »

George Noory hosted a special Thanksgiving Eve of Open Lines, which featured a Nine Lives Hotline. Among the callers was a man who said he has so far survived being crushed by a semi, knocked out in a fight, drinking Drano, and the 1989 San Francisco earthquake. Deb told of her husband Carl, who fell out of 60 ft. tree and later was shot in the head while working as a corrections officer. After recovering from being in a coma he was hit by lightning, and lived through a deep axe cut in his head because a plastic plate had been placed in his skull after the shooting.Other callers included a blind man who said he was an expert marksman. He compared his skill in hitting targets with how a submarine navigates, and explained that he incorporates gravity and body position. ... More »

Citing some of history's most wicked tyrants, including Torquemada, Ivan the Terrible, Hitler and Pol Pot, George offered a special hotline for people who have encountered pure evil. Andre from Boston remembered the time a man who claimed he could cast out demons visited his religious boarding school in Indiana. According to Andre, the guest pastor performed "his routine" on several children, and one student in particular became so violent that he could not be restrained by seven adult counselors. Andre said strange things continued to occur after the man left campus.A caller from South Carolina detailed the grisly abduction/murder of his grandfather at a gas station. He said his grandfather was stuffed in a trunk alive, stabbed and mutilated, and dumped by the side of a road. Another caller recalled babysitting a 5-year-old girl who drowned her hamster in a toilet, squeezed a kitten to death, tried to stab a pet bird with scissors and repeatedly attempted to smother her little ... More »

During Open Lines George offered a 'surprise' hotline and was himself surprised when New Orleans-based television personality Dr. Morgus instantly 'teleported' into the LA studio while they were chatting on the phone. The two fielded calls together, then later in the show Morgus asked George to help him with an experiment.Morgus explained he could use his superior powers of mind over matter to stop a punch in mid-motion, so George reluctantly agreed to take a swing at him. Unfortunately, like so many of Morgus' experiments, it failed and George accidentally struck him, loosening one of Morgus' four remaining teeth. Throughout the evening George played a musical tribute to veterans from all branches of the armed forces, and at the end of the program presented his rendition of H.G. Wells' The Story of the Inexperienced Ghost. ... 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 »

Art Bell returned live to host his annual Ghost-to-Ghost Show, featuring tales of hauntings and spirits, that raise the question-- does something survive death? A number of stories featured phenomena involving children. Michael from Vancouver told of hearing children's laughter after lathering his hair with shampoo in the shower. As the laughter grew in intensity, he began singing until he could get rinsed off. ... More »

In a special rebroadcast, Art Bell's Ghost-to-Ghost show from 1993 was presented. ... More »

Friday night's Open Lines featured a 'Halloween' hotline for callers who wanted to share memorable experiences from Halloweens past. Mark from California claimed to have been thrown around his room by a little girl who mysteriously appeared in his bedroom doorway one Halloween night. He said the girl tossed him onto his bed, vanished, then reappeared and threw him around again. He escaped the girl's clutches by running down the hall to his parent's room, he explained. Rob from Tampa recalled the time he visited a burned down orphanage in Ohio. According to the caller, he and his friends heard the screams of children coming from the charred ruins, and discovered little fingerprints on the windows of his car. Rebecca, who called while driving through South Florida, remembered getting lost during a road trip. No matter how hard she tried she could not locate the highway, Rebecca said, and eventually gave in to her fatigue and fell asleep. She professes to have awakened the next mo ... 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 »

Friday evening's Open Lines featured a hotline for time travelers. A caller claiming to be from 300 years in the future said he traveled back in time to study the 'nuclear family' (a group consisting of a father, a mother, and their children) because it no longer exist in his time. He also reported that oil is no longer used for the generation of energy and mankind has established bases on Mars. Another time traveler, Ted from 2125, told George he didn't have much time to speak to him. He mentioned World War 6 and China's takeover of the United States before his call abruptly (and mysteriously) ended.Other interesting callers included Arthur from Tucson, who recounted the time he witnessed a firefighter drop an axe from the upper floor of a building. According to Arthur, the firefighter came down from the building to get his axe and, by some strange lapse in physics, was actually struck in the back by it. Crystal shared a positive ouija board experience in which the spir ... More »

During Friday night's Open Lines, George offered an 'idiosyncrasies' hotline for callers who wanted to share their own personal quirks. Jesse from St. Louis explained that whenever he's eating something crunchy he blinks his eyes each time he chews. John in Los Angeles, who informed George he's a "toilet paper over" kind of guy, said whenever he grabs a tissue he must turn the Kleenex box 180 degrees. Mark from Kansas revealed that he goes to bed au naturel but lays out a set of clothes in case there is a fire.Other interesting calls included Shannon's frightening vision of a mandatory government vaccination program, in which some people are vaccinated by force while others are taken away to a hospital for experimentation. Another caller claimed to have witnessed a light following after his car on a lonely road outside of Augusta, Georgia. The caller believes the UFO was quite large, as he estimated it was at least 40 miles away from him yet appeared to be about the size of a V ... More »

George hosted an evening of Open Lines with a special hotline for callers with Charles Bonnet Syndrome. People with this condition report seeing apparitions resembling distorted faces, costumed figures, ghosts, and little people.At the beginning of the 2nd hour George played a disturbing recording of the exorcism of a sixteen year old girl in a Russian Orthodox Church. Visit Stephen Wagner's Paranormal Phenomena for a detailed article and to hear an actual recorded excerpt from the exorcism. ... More »

George Noory hosted a night of pure Open Lines and offered a special hotline for people in areas affected by Hurricane Rita.Throughout the evening filmmaker and radio host Alex Jones (infowars.com) provided updates on Hurricane Rita from his headquarters in Austin, Texas. Mark Sudduth of HurricaneTrack.com also phoned in to offer his analysis of the storm from his mobile monitoring station near the eye wall of the hurricane. ... More »

During Open Lines George offered a special hotline for people to share stories they will never forget. One caller recounted the time he drove his car through a house. The caller said he was driving under the influence of sleep medication and thought he was turning into his own driveway when he smashed into the house. According to the caller, the accident caused $50,000 of damage and the homeowner required therapy for recurring nightmares he had in which people kept crashing into his house.A caller from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada shared a strange encounter she had in a cemetery while visiting her father's grave. The caller said she had seen a nice wreath and decided to put it on her father's grave. Immediately after picking up the wreath the caller claims to have heard a horrifying and ghostly voice say, "Put that back!" Everyone's favorite demon, Oscar, returned to the show after being away for several months. He said he was behind Hurricane Katrina and has been in hell p ... 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 »

Broadcasting live from the OnStar Studios in Detroit, George Noory discussed paranormal topics with Scott L., Doug and Will of Ghostly Talk, an Internet talk show about ghosts and ghost hunting.Will recounted the story of Morrow Road in Michigan, where legend says the spirit of a grief-stricken mother roams in search of her lost baby. Will said visitors to the road have reportedly heard sounds of a baby crying, as well as witnessed a ghostly woman in white and mysterious green lights.Doug, who claims to have seen a ghost walking in a cemetery, shared an experience the team had at the Train Wreck Site, where they found strange fingerprints on the iron railings of a train bridge. The team could neither make new prints, he explained, nor rub the existing fingerprints away. The fingerprints have never appeared again, Doug said.Scott introduced an EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomena) recorded at an old covered bridge in Brazil, Indiana. On the recording, the voice of a l ... More »

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 »

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 »

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 »

Open Linesfeatured a special "strange karma" line, where callers shared stories of unusual circumstances that had befallen them recently. Other calls included a man who said he purchased an inexpensive radio from Walgreens, and when he turned it on, he would hear an odd sounding voice that seemed to say the name of Bob, in a high-pitched drone. He played the radio live on the air, and it did produce an eerie sounding voice. The "Goddess of Oddness" also called in to tell how she raised a possum in her home-- it used a litter box and never bit her. ... 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 the first two hours of Friday's program, Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center and three witnesses discussed a recent UFO/abduction incident in Idaho.The second half of the show featured Open Lines with a special hotline for people with bizarre stories. ... More »

During the first two hours of Friday's program, Oliver Williams, website editor for JohnTitor.com, provided background info and an update on the predictions of alleged time traveler, John Titor, as well as took calls from listeners.All that is known about Titor, Williams explained, has been compiled from posts on internet discussions boards dating back to November 2000. According to Williams, Titor claimed to have traveled to our present from the year 2036 -- a period scarred by the devastation of World War 3 -- to find a computer made in 1975 needed to fix something in his time. Through his internet postings, Titor gave detailed descriptions of his time machine, as well as warnings about a impending civil conflict in the United States, mad cow disease, and the cancellation of the Olympics, Williams said. A night of Open Lines followed for the remainder of the show. ... More »

In this rebroadcast from 2/6/04 George chatted with author Marc Zicree in the first hour, followed by a night of Open Lines. ... More »

In this rebroadcast from 2/6/05, Art Bell hosts a lively evening of Open Lines.Previously scheduled guest Derrel Sims, the "Alien Hunter," will appear on a future show. ... More »

During Friday night's Open Lines, George offered a "weird hotline" for people with bizarre stories to tell. Ken from St. Louis recalled seeing his distant half-brother in a dream minutes before he passed away. Another caller remembered the time he was using a Ouija board with his landlord, and the board spelled out the name of her deceased husband (Mortimer). The caller also described his landlord's pantry, which was infested with "thousands upon thousands" of cockroaches.Steven from Kentucky shared a strange experience that changed his life. While looking for ginseng in a wooded gorge, Steven said he became lost and got out his compass to regain his bearings. The compass needles started spinning, Steven explained, and soon he felt a jolt inside his arm. Since then, Steven said his artistic abilities have increased significantly. He is now able to draw, play guitar, and is intuitive.Daniel from Los Angeles believes he encountered a Leprechaun, which he described as "dem ... More »

Open Lines featured a "alien hybrid hotline" for people who believe they are a mixture of both human and alien DNA. Roy from Ohio claims his ancestors were a space-faring race that arrived on Earth nearly a million years ago. He described his alien forefathers as scientists who traveled the universe, cataloging countless humanoid races and exploring more than 10,000 advanced civilizations capable of intergalactic travel.Larry from Texas shared a story about a piano playing praying mantis he once saw perform at a roadside circus. He said the mantis, named Morty, played "beautiful music" on a miniature piano, including a selection by Elton John. Larry was told by the insect's owner, Bill Freece, that Morty was more than 20 years old.Also during Friday's show, Richard C. Hoagland of Enterprise Mission phoned in to announce he would be broadcasting from a "secret location" when NASA's Deep Impact spacecraft crashes into Comet Tempel 1 on July 4. ... More »

George hosted an evening of Open Lines that featured a "phobia hotline" for people with a strong fear of a specific thing or situation. Heather from Salt Lake City Utah said she has feared spiders ever since she watched her father crush a tarantula when she was a child. A caller from Albuquerque said he became claustrophobic after being locked in an abandoned reach-in freezer for several hours. Since then, he claims he cannot ride in elevators and suffers from debilitating panic attacks.Another caller admitted to being afraid of balloons. She recalled being lured by her older sister into their basement, where the sister turned off the lights and began jumping on balloons. Now the caller cannot even be in the same room with balloons, she explained.Throughout the show, several listeners phoned in to wish George a happy birthday, including Richard C. Hoagland of Enterprise Mission, and 'Marilyn Monroe' (website), who offered up a rather breathy version of "Happy Birthday, ... More »

During Open Lines George offered a "doppelganger hotline" for people who have seen the ghostly double of a living person. Laura from Wisconsin believes she witnessed her mother's naked doppelganger enter an upstairs bedroom and close the door. According to Laura, she yelled at her mom for walking around with no clothes on, but was surprised to hear her mother's voice answer from downstairs. Upon investigating, Laura found her mom fully clothed and sitting in a chair on the first floor of her house. Daniel from San Antonio shared his experiences at a haunted railroad crossing, where vehicles (put in neutral gear or with engines off) are mysteriously pushed up and over the tracks. According to legend, a school bus full of children stalled on the railroad tracks and were killed when a speeding train smashed into them. Daniel said he has felt "little hands" push him and his motorcycle over the tracks. He has also tested the haunted spot twice in an ambulance.Previous call ... 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.Daniel from Texas claims to have witnessed strange lights at night, which he believes could be the ghosts of famous bank robbers the Newton Boys. According to Daniel, the Newton's phantom car prowls the night looking for lost money. A caller from Cypress, California remembered the time he visited his grandmother's house when he was five years old. He said he'd been given a clown doll that later came to life and ran around his ro ... More »

During a special "Friday the 13th" Open Lines, a caller from Arkansas shared a chilling haunted house story. She recalled the home's previous owners joking, "Well, don't let the ghosts get you," as her family was moving in. Within two weeks they began receiving strange phone calls, including some from a little boy asking for his "daddy." She said her family thought the calls sounded like they were being made from within the house. The caller also claims to have played outside with two little girls (that no one else could see). Her family later discovered that two girls had been buried on the property.Fred from Anchorage, Alaska shared an Old Hag assault that happened to him several years ago. One night, as he lay asleep on his stomach, he said he felt something grab on to his upper body and try to flip him over. He also remembered his dog behaving erratically as he was being attacked. Hoping to startle the Old Hag on his back, Fred yelled out, "Get away from me!" and the entity ... More »

Disturbed by conversation he overheard in a restaurant, George offered an "Anger" hotline for people who have been mad enough to kill. Tony from Sacramento, California described a mission he took part in during his Iraq deployment to find the person responsible for killing a member of his platoon. After tracking down the perpetrator, he said he wanted to kill him, but something prevented him from doing it. His men were later disarmed, he explained, to avoid the temptation of taking justice into their own hands. A 19-year-old girl also called in to inform George that she has often thought about killing people, and believes she would be quite good at it. After listening, George suggested she talk to a counselor about her unhealthy compulsion.Friday night's Open Lines also featured many other interesting calls. A caller from Daytona Beach, Florida recounted the time he saw a lake monster called "Champ" in Vermont. He said it had four or five humps and moved in the water at 15 mile ... More »

During Open Lines George provided a special topic line for callers who wanted to share their scariest moments. A caller from California described seeing a glowing red, metallic sphere about the size of a soccer ball gliding towards him while on a camping trip. Linda from Portland, Oregon recounted the time she and her sister were walking along a trail and encountered "demonic people" dressed black robes. She claims four members of the group chased after them, but they eluded capture and eventually found their way home. After telling their mother, Linda said she went looking for the black-clad cult and could not find them.Recently freed from a demon named Oscar, Rachel called in to thank Coast listeners for their prayers, which she believes liberated her from the Son of Satan. She said Oscar will always be watching her, but has targeted a radio announcer in Bismarck, North Dakota for his next possession. Curiously, Mike from KFYR-AM in Bismarck also called in to let Geor ... More »

Friday night's Open Lines featured a 'Psychic Dream' hotline for people who have seen glimpses of the future in their dreams...A caller from Indiana, who lives on the New Madrid fault, informed George that her upset stomach was the harbinger of a huge and terrible future event. She was unable to provide any specifics, but said it should take place within the next 7 days. The caller also claimed to have foreseen the 9/11 attacks and dreamed about the Indonesian tsunami three days before it happened.Anthony, who alleges to have been abducted 5 times, explained that he dreams about future inventions, and cited motorized skateboards and maglev trains as two of his visions that have come to pass. Anthony said a machine that uses sound waves to cure cancer and kidney disease is on its way.Also during Open Lines, Mary from Los Angeles called in to share her positive experiences using a Ouija Board. She claims the Ouija Board provided her with a list of rules to follow ... More »

During Open Lines, George offered a special topic line for people who have seen strange 'passengers' in their car's rearview mirror. Dan in Los Angeles recounted the time he saw an "exact duplicate" of himself smiling and following after him in a VW Bug. Dan said one of his friends also reported seeing the mysterious doppelganger, and suggested that everyone may have an "angel" that resembles them. Connie from Reno, Nevada told a story about a friend who saw her deceased father in the rearview mirror. According to Connie's friend, the back seat of her car was vacant, yet whenever she looked into the mirror she could see her father's ghostly image. She claims her father's spirit rode with her the whole way home every time she was scheduled to work at night, but he disappeared when she went back to day shift.A caller from the shores of Lake Erie described the potentially deadly situation she found herself in as her car lost control atop a slick, icy surface. As the accide ... More »

George offered a special "wishing" line for people to share what they would ask for if they were granted a single wish. One caller said he wanted a spacecraft that could hold enough food and water to allow him to travel beyond the galaxy. He said he didn't want to utilize technology that could instantly transport him out there, but rather wanted to take a cruise in a spacecraft so he could explore the universe. Several callers wishes were granted when the Son of Satan himself, Oscar, called back into the show. Oscar said he still resides in the body of Rachel and cannot be cast out. He warned the Coast audience that he would very soon inhabit one of them.Also during Open Lines, Billy from Nashville, TN shared a story about a frightening road trip he took through Mississippi 12 years ago. While driving, he recalled seeing an 8-foot tall figure dressed entirely in black, standing by a highway overpass. Billy said his car struck the dark figure, but it made no sound and he ... More »

Just before the start of Open Lines, George played two audio clips and afterwards asked Fast Blasters to vote for the one they thought was a recording of Art Bell. He later revealed that clip #1 was Art Bell; clip #2 was radio host Phil Hendrie impersonating Art. George also offered a special topic line for people to share their best April Fool's Day pranks.One caller recounted how he spent a year planning his April Fool's prank on his wife. The caller said he recorded the April 1, 2004 lottery drawing, then bought tickets using those winning numbers for the April 1, 2005 lottery. Just before the televised drawing, the caller said he secretly inserted the year old video tape, pressed play and asked his wife to check the numbers while he left the room. Imagine her surprise when she finally realized they didn't actually win the lottery.Colleen in Nevada played a prank on her boss at a local bar. Calling on some fellow co-workers to distract the president of her company, C ... More »

Art Bell led off a night of special Open Lines by reading from an article titled The Long Emergency in which James Howard Kunstler ponders America's problematic fate when it runs out of its cheap gas supply. Art then posed a number of questions for callers to consider, which included: Do you believe the oil crisis is real or a conspiracy? At what pump price would your current lifestyle be unsustainable? Would you steal or kill to feed your family?Callers were split on whether the oil crisis is genuine or contrived. People said would they would start to be aversely affected when gas prices reached $4 a gallon, on the average. And most callers asserted that if society broke down into a Mad Max scenario, they would be willing to steal or kill for the survival of their families. Stephanie, an organic farmer from Southern California, detailed that the majority of foods are produced using petroleum and that the average item travels 1,400 miles before arriving at a store. Accordin ... More »

During Open Lines, a caller named J.R. told George he was a vampire. J.R. said he was born in the 1400s and continues to be reincarnated as the same person because his bloodline is cursed. He claims to drink human blood from (sometimes) willing women, and maintains there are "hundreds of us" on the planet.Another caller said his son was overcome by an unusual coldness, even on extremely hot days, whenever he drove a riding mower over certain grave sites at the cemetery he tended. Eric from Colorado said he and some friends became scared one night when they were followed by a phantom yellow '76 Buick. A caller from Oregon remembered being awakened at 2:00 am, placed in a in car and told not to look back because his house was being "cleaned" of evil spirits. George also offered a special topic line for "ghouls and zombies." Elliot from Toronto related a true zombie story told to him by a Mormon friend who traveled to South America on a missions trip. According to Elliot, ... More »

During Open Lines George provided a "Lucky Line" for people who wanted to share their most lucky story. Gary from Alabama recounted the time he was driving his truck to Louisville, Kentucky and missed the exit he had planned to take. Lucky for him, he found out later that a bridge along the missed route had collapsed, killing a truck driver and his wife who been following behind him.Another caller reported recently winning over $3,000 in Las Vegas. He said he had heard George talk about the financial power of the number eight, and wondered if his winning streak had been caused by an "8" he had unknowingly carried with him into the casino. After searching his truck, he found the hat he wore the night of his big win -- a cap with the number 88 written across it. Yet another caller said since he put the number eight in his wallet, he has won over $20,000 in jackpots.Several callers phoned in with stories about Ouija boards. A caller from Missouri recalled hearing moaning a ... 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.Another caller shared his encounter with a ghostly delivery man when he was a child. He said his father had forgotten to pick up his only suit from the cleaners the day before Easter. Upset that he could not wear a suit to church services, the caller remembers sulking on the porch when a man in a white delivery van pulled up and handed him his suit. When his mother called the next day to thank the cleaners for delivering the suit on Sunday, she was told their delivery guy had been killed while making his rounds on Saturday. The caller said his father ... More »

In the middle two hours of the show Al Bielek revisited his claim that he participated in the Philadelphia Experiment aboard the USS Eldridge in 1943 as a man named Edward Cameron. The experiment to make the ship invisible misfired, he explained, because the donut-shaped electrical field that was generated had a hole in it. Exactly forty years later, an experiment was being conducted at a secret government facility in Montauk, NY using alien technology to cause a rift in the time field, Bielek continued. It was through this rift that he said he traveled from the Eldridge to Montauk and back again. In the 1950's, he said the government shrunk Cameron down to the size of an infant (because he knew too much) and he was given to the Bielek family.Bielek stated that while at Montauk he traveled via a wormhole to Mars which he described as having numerous underground cities and huge military operations. He also spoke about his remote viewing of Earth's future, in which he saw a turbu ... More »

The last two hours of the program featured Open Lines with a special topic line for callers to share their scariest moments. The first caller, a 'Major' who claimed to work for the CIA, said he was part of the "Freak Squad" -- a secret group charged with the task of recovering strange, unnatural creatures. According to the caller, he spent much of his time rounding up stray two-headed rabbits. He also insisted U.S. Army scientists used Vietnamese POWs for genetic experiments that turned them into chupacabras.Jay from Thailand described the time gunmen on a motorcycle shot at him and his wife while they were driving home from their restaurant. Fortunately, they were not injured, but their assailants remain at large. Another caller detailed his father's deathbed experience. According to the caller, his dying father sat up in his hospital bed and pointed to an empty corner of the room, where he apparently could see and communicate with his deceased mother (whom he had never m ... More »

During Friday night's Open Lines, several callers shared their near death and out of body experiences. One caller alleged he was shot and killed, yet could hear the hospital surgical team's discussion while they worked to revive him. The caller said he was dead for 20 minutes.A trucker driving through Joplin, MO described the time he had an out of body experience after a serious truck accident. He said he remembers floating above the scene, talking with his late grandfather, and then returning to his body, which had been covered in a white sheet by paramedics. He also claims to have been dead for 20 minutes, and believes he can now see dead people as a result of the experience.Throughout the evening, George played recordings of five past callers of 2005 and invited Fast Blasters to vote for their favorite. The entries included:Caught a Baby DinosaurLegend of Baby SantosOuija BoardJudy's GhostBermuda TriangleAnd the winning call as tabulated by G ... More »

Art Bell presented a lively evening of Open Lines, in which some of the callers were pre-selected because of their earlier emails to him. ... More »

Friday night's Open Lines featured a special hotline for inventors. Angela, a Ph.D. psychologist, shared her "public domain" migraine remedy. The ingredients in her analgesic cocktail include low doses of L-tryptophan, niacin, calcium, caffeine, and aspirin. Another caller discussed a chip he created using "Bucky balls" that can absorb heat and make electricity.One caller, inspired by the smell of fresh laundry, said he invented a scented pad that attaches to any furnace/AC filter and provides a pleasant fragrance throughout the house. He claimed his invention -- now sold under the name FilterFresh -- was stolen after he took it to an invention submission company. The caller advised would-be inventors to ask for references before doing business with any invention submission company.Jerry in San Diego described his patented SterilPhone, which uses ultraviolet light to sterilize the mouth piece of a phone receiver. He reported that there were more germs on an office phone ... 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.According to geologist Dr. Simon Day, "it's almost certain" the 4-mile high Cumbre Vieja volcano will erupt this century, though no one knows how many eruptions will occur before it collapses into the ocean, triggering a "mega-tsunami" (see La Palma Simulation article below). The La Palma collapse could produce waves as high as a 15-story building that would reach North and South America within 8 to 11 hours, Day said. Read Linda's full report at Earthfiles.com.Linda also reported on the latest data from the Huygens probe that shows evidence for weather on Titan. She said it rains methane on Titan, but the rain there does not require the formation of clouds like on Earth. Linda suggested the methane on Titan could provide the precursors to life. Astronomer Dr. Lyn Doose described Titan as ... More »

During the first hour, planetary scientist David Grinspoon discussed the Huygens probe landing on Saturn's moon, Titan. He thinks the fact that the probe survived its descent may indicate the landing surface was liquid or icy slush. According to Grinspoon, "Titan is an active world" where it rains methane and, as recent photos show (see Huygens probe article below), liquid flows through drainage channels. He theorized that if Titan were warmed, it could prove to be an "incubator for life."In hour two of the program, George welcomed Richard C. Hoagland of Enterprise Mission, who admitted Titan "does not belong in the Saturn system." Because of its unique nature and the presence of "organic gunk" in its atmosphere and on its surface, Hoagland hypothesized that Titan was terraformed by an advanced alien race. He believes Titan may provide further evidence that somebody "tinkered" with our solar system.George hosted Open Lines for the last two hours of Friday night' ... More »

Art Bell hosted a night of Open Lines, which included a special topic line for people who have had a physical encounter with aliens. Mary recounted the time an alien occupied her body. She described feeling "energy flow through her body" and seeing three greys standing in a beam of light. Mary believes the aliens were benevolent "dimensional" beings who inhabited her body in order to experience our world from a human perspective. ... More »

In his live Christmas Eve broadcast, George hosted a night of Open Lines, with a special topic line devoted to miracle stories, as well as discussed angels with author Rosemary Ellen Guiley during the first two hours of the show.Guiley described two angelic falls recorded in the Scriptures: one attributed to Lucifer, another when the "sons of God" (mentioned in Genesis 6:4) married human women and had children, producing giant hybrid offspring called nephilim. She said God charged the archangels with punishing the "sons of God," and ultimately sent a great flood to destroy the nephilim. Noah, who was spared during the flood, may have been of angelic or extra-terrestrial origin, Guiley suggested.Guiley believes everyone has a guardian angel, and said there could be a "host of angels around us" in human form. As evidence she pointed to the biblical story of Abraham, who was visited by three heavenly messengers but did not recognize them as angels. Guiley claims people can ... More »

Art Bell hosted Part 1 of his Annual Prediction Show for the new year (part 2 will be on New Year's Eve). In his review of some of the predictions made last year for 2004, he found that someone had correctly foreseen the Red Sox World Series victory, and another caller predicted 2004 would be "the year of the big hurricanes." Among the highlights in the over 50 predictions for 2005 that Art recorded: Canada will rally to become part of the U.S.Stem cell research will yield a cure for Parkinson's.A major accident at a Cleveland nuclear plant will be caused by vibration cracks. Bigfoot will be officially classified, when one is captured and killed. Saudi Arabia will fall to Islamic terrorists.The International Space Station will be abandoned. Russian forces will invade Alaska.A cruise ship in the Caribbean will be blown up by terrorists in May. A disease will cause red armpits over America. ... More »

Friday night's Open Lines featured a special topic line for people who have seen the Devil. One caller related the time he and five friends encountered the Prince of Darkness in Dallas. According to his story, the Devil appeared as a tall, slender, elderly man with white hair, and dressed entirely in black. The caller claimed the dark being walked with "no gait" and vanished after passing by the group. Mike from Massachusetts recounted a dream he had when he was 9 years old. In the dream, the caller described seeing a casket, a floating witch's hat, and a dark figure whose back was turned to him. He said the dark figure revealed two names to him before turning around and announcing, "I'm the Devil and I'm going to get you." Mike indicated he has since purchased the houses that belonged to the two people spoken about by the Devil in the dream.Kristine from California told George she believes at least a dozen of the Devil's agents are stalking her. The caller said she an ... More »

Friday's Open Lines featured a special "Truth or Trash?" hotline, where listeners could share their stories and have them judged either true or false by Fast Blast participants who registered their votes with George online.One caller claimed he was abducted by aliens when he was six years old. He said the aliens told him his family would die if they stayed in their house. When he was returned, the caller said he discovered another family had died in the house several years earlier. The Fast Blast jury decided his story was TRASH and the caller confirmed their suspicions.A police officer from Memphis described his encounter with a ghost he and his wife named "Fred." The caller allegedly witnessed a tall, slim entity with long black hair walking down the hallway of his home, as well as sitting next to him on the couch. The Fast Blasters accurately judged this purportedly factual tale as TRUTH.Another caller insisted she saw the ghost of a sea captain standing in h ... More »

During the first half of Friday's show, UFO investigator Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center presented new UFO cases. Joining him on the program were MUFON field investigators Sam Maranto and Vic Conner, who discussed a peculiar mass sighting of three red lights over Tinley Park, Illinois.According to Maranto and Conner, hundreds of witnesses saw a triangular formation of three red lights (view image) in the skies over Tinley Park on August 21, 2004 and October 31, 2004. Davenport described the pattern of lights as "totally incompatible" with known aircraft, and Conner said the object was probably about one mile in length. Despite their investigation, each one admits the case remains a mystery.Friday's broadcast also marked Davenport's 10th Anniversary as a Coast guest. He shared several other dramatic and memorable UFO cases, including one from 1893 about a cigar-shaped object -- dubbed the "electric monster" by witnesses -- that was spotted hovering a ... More »

Saturday night's rebroadcast featured Art Bell hosting our annual Halloween show Ghost-to-Ghost AM from 10/31/03. ... More »

During Friday night's Open Lines, a caller from Tucson claimed to have a unusual tape recording of a recent Coast show on time travel in which the speed of George's voice mysteriously slowed while discussing time speeding up. The caller's friend, who also recorded the show, verified the anomaly and played the recording on air. A caller to the "Scariest Moment of Your Life" hotline said his house was possessed by 40 to 50 evil spirits. He believes these spirits are fallen angels, and professed to have a relationship with one called "Frank." George requested the caller ask Frank about the existence of aliens and Atlantis. According to the troubled angel, aliens exist and can capture and "eat" spirits like him. Frank also said Atlantis was real but was overturned by the wrath of God for immorality. A police officer from Maine recounted the time he and his partner were called to check an unoccupied house where neighbors noticed a light in an upstairs room. The officer said ... More »

Physicist Dr. Barry Warmkessel discussed alien technology, Noah's Ark, and a dark star called Vulcan. Warmkessel believes Vulcan is the companion star to our Sun, and periodically triggers comets from the Kuiper Belt to fall towards Earth.He said the perturbed comets form large clusters or swarms, occasionally passing near Earth's orbit, sometimes striking the planet with catastrophic consequences. Warmkessel theorized that Venus' climate and surface were transformed by a disastrous cometary impact, and the same thing could happen to Earth. ... More »

Inspired by the 1958 western The Nine Lives of Elfego Baca, George Noory hosted five hours of Open Lines featuring a "Nine Lives" special topic line for callers who, like Elfego Baca, have nine lives. George was especially interested in learning how many lives people thought they had already used up.Wendell from Phoenix purportedly used one of his nine lives while cutting through live high voltage wires. He said he saw a flash of light, his cutters were instantly welded to the wire conduit, and he was pushed back about 15 feet. Another caller told George she had been struck twice by lightning and could "smell death" around her. A trucker named Kenneth recounted using up three of his lives: one when he was electrocuted by 15,000 volts (which left him "dead" for four minutes), and two more for truck accidents. An interesting call came in from David of Bristol, Connecticut, who claimed to have developed the ability to remote view. During one session, he reported visiting a ... More »

During the first half-hour, investigative journalist Bev Harris shared information she has uncovered about the possibility that voting tallies could be tampered with by computer hackers. The problem can be alleviated if precincts deliver their results by car rather than sending them over a modem, she said. Further details on this issue are posted on her website.Later in the hour, author Howard Bloom offered commentary on the recent Osama bin Laden videotape and the election. He also theorized that the correlation between the Washington Redskins victory and the presidential election may be related to testosterone levels.The remaining three hours of the show were reserved forOpen Lines, where callers shared their predictions and thoughts about what the next four years hold in store for America and the world. ... More »

Brendan Cook of Ghost Investigators Society joined host Art Bell at the top of the show to help introduce a recording Cook obtained from a journalist in Croatia. The tape, produced by Metascience Foundation under the direction of Dr. George W. Meeks, describes the SPIRICOM -- a device which uses tones and vibrations to allow two-way communication between the living and the dead. Art suggested the experiments of Metascience Foundation provide "hard evidence" of an afterlife. At the conclusion of the SPIRICOM tape, Art took calls from people who've been attacked by entities. Several callers shared tales of nightmarish molestations at the "hands" of unseen assailants. Gene from Arizona described a time during his childhood when an entity came through the wall of his den and grabbed his ankles, pulling him toward wall. He escaped, but was left with bruises as a reminder of the encounter. ... More »

George welcomed special guest Hilly Rose (email) to the show Friday night. Hilly discussed UFOs, ghosts, and sat in with George for Open Lines, which featured a special Halloween hotline for callers who had spooky tales to tell.Hilly shared a chilling ghost story he received via email earlier in the week. The author of the note, Scott L., said while making his late night rounds at the mall, he discovered a radio had been left on. After shutting it off and continuing his rounds, he came back to find the radio playing again and saw a ghostly figure dressed in white wedding gown. The apparition looked at him, smiled and disappeared. Matt from California recounted the time when he was a teenager that an angry entity knocked him down. Another caller reported that her 3-year-old daughter refused to enter her bedroom because of a ghost named Ricky and his three friends. Interestingly, the caller said she had a cousin named Ricky who died in car crash with three other boys, but ... 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 »

During the first two hours of Friday night's show, mad scientist and TV horror host Dr. Morgus (a.k.a Momus Alexander Morgus) discussed all things "scientific," as well as offered some "Morgusian" solutions to caller questions.Morgus said his parents were scientists, so science "bubbles out of [his] skin." He claims to come from a long line of scientists, stretching back 4,380 years to Morgus the First, master architect of the great pyramid. According to Morgus, the great pyramid was built by the "higher order" as a celestial observatory to expand human knowledge. Interestingly, Morgus noted that his laboratory in the Old City Ice House in New Orleans is located on the same parallel as the great pyramid.Ever the humble intellectual, Morgus alleges to have mastered differential calculus by age five and estimated his IQ to be somewhere in the 300s. He claims to have created the Internet (later stolen by the Pentagon), invented the cell phone, coined the phrase "outside th ... More »

During Friday night's show, Oliver Williams provided an update on alleged time traveler John Titor. According to Williams, John Titor traveled to our present in a machine built by GE in 2034 (photos). Titor claimed the technological cornerstones of his time machine would soon be discovered. In a March 13, 2001 Internet posting he wrote:"The 'machine' with the energy to do it will come on-line very soon. The 'method' for doing it has already been 'mostly' perfected in the Z machine at the National lab in New Mexico."Williams cited recently published articles on the Z Machine and Desktop Atom-Smashers as evidence of Titor's claims. He also said Titor recieved much criticism when he suggested Stephen Hawking's theory that black holes destroy everything that fall into them was incorrect. Hawking has since revised his black hole hypothesis, allowing now for what Titor claimed was the basis of time travel.Williams also referred to an article in Rochester Magazine about the IB ... More »

Inspired by the recent liberation of "the cricket," George opened a special hotline devoted to people with strange insect stories. A caller from Texas described seeing a tarantula on her bathroom floor. She initially thought the spider was one of her cat's rubber toys... until it began moving.Another caller said he and his wife purchased a home and designated one of the bedrooms for their deceased daughter. According to him, hundreds of ladybugs would gather in the daughter's room and, even after removing them, they returned two days later.Emily from Pensacola recounted the time she had a premonition involving a cockroach while watching TV with a friend. As soon as the vision ended, a roach crawled out from underneath the couch and walked across the living room floor. Emily believes she had a brief psychic connection with the bug. ... More »

A special hotline was devoted to people who've had unusual experiences at cemeteries. There was Bill from Oklahoma, who recounted his Grandmother's Dust Bowl days, when she lived next to a cemetery and saw spirits dancing by a well. A caller from outside Sioux City, Iowa said he lived near homesteader graves dating back to the Indian conflict with the settlers. He described hearing a baby cry in the middle of the night and later witnessed a teenage girl holding an infant just before she walked right through a wall. A night watchman at a cemetery also called in, and said he sees Shadow People every other night. He traipsed through the graveyard live on the air, and read the names off a few headstones. We also heard from T.J., an "archaeologist/parapsychologist" who told of finding a 65-million-year-old artifact that contained Gaelic-like writing. He said it was written on an unusual kind of paper that wouldn't burn when put under fire, and claimed that the text referred to an ET spa ... More »

During Friday night's Open Lines, George prescribed a "Medical Misfits" hotline for people with stories about healthcare gone bad. One caller recounted his painful experience during a root canal procedure. According to him, an inexperienced dentist accidentally got a drill stuck in his tooth and was unable to remove it -- the drill still resides in his mouth to this day.Another caller said his father was hospitalized for a routine hernia surgery, and ended up being poisoned when talcum powder from the surgeon's gloves was left inside his body. The infection caused a gaping hole in the shape of a football to open up in his father's torso, requiring three months to heal.Dave from Lincoln, Nebraska described the time his wife was giving birth. He said the doctors preformed a C-section and left gauze behind his wife's uterus, causing her to swell. Thankfully, the doctors recognized their mistake and were able to remove the gauze before it caused a serious infection. ... More »

The first two hours of Friday's program featured Kathleen McConnell (book) discussing her experiences with the spirit children who lived in the attic of her historic home, Fontaine Manse (1871). Shortly after moving into the large brick, three-story house, McConnell and her husband were awakened from sleep one night when their home's inner doors began opening and slamming shut on their own. Other odd occurrences, such as missing shoes, mysterious footsteps, and the sound of a bouncing basketball, convinced McConnell that Fontaine Manse was also home to spirit children.McConnell said she actually witnessed a little girl standing in her nursery window, holding up three fingers. She believes the spirit was telling her that a total of three entities dwelled in the house. Curiously, after consulting a Ouija board with a friend, one of McConnell's sons informed her that three children had died there in 1900 of Scarlet Fever.During her time at Fontaine Manse, McConnell says the spirit ... 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 »

Art dedicated this Sunday night for Open Lines and reserved one line for 'Time Travelers.' ... More »

During the middle two hours of the program, author Riley Martin discussed his experiences aboard a mothership near Saturn and his interactions with an alien race called the Biaviians. He said the recent photos taken by the Cassini spacecraft of a brightly illuminated object above Saturn show the alien mothership he visited on several occasions.Martin's story began in Northeastern Arkansas in 1953 when, according to him, he saw lights in the sky above the St. Francis River. Martin claims to have heard voices calling him to the river one night, where he witnessed two beings descending from a spaceship. The aliens, called Tan and Nela, brought Martin aboard their craft and took him to a mothership orbiting near Saturn. Martin described the mothership as 40 km (28 mi) across with domed gardens and powered by "hydrogen-fed fusion cores."Martin said the Biaviian civilization is located 450 light years from earth, but the aliens can travel that distance in a mere 4 1/2 years. Acc ... More »

Open Lines featured callers from Florida sharing accounts of Hurricane Charley, as well as Friday night spooky stories.A woman from Ft. Meyers, FL said she and her cat survived Hurricane Charley by huddling in the utility room of her mobile home. According to the caller, the strong winds uprooted a large tree which smashed into her house. She believes the tree held her roof down as the hurricane passed over, preventing further destruction to her home and possible loss of life. Another storm survivor, Dan from Orlando, described his neighborhood as "unrecognizable" after the storm had passed. He also said he saw looters out on the streets taking advantage of the subsequent blackout. Fortunately, Dan was able to notify a nearby police officer of the criminal activity.A caller from Kansas related a story her priest told her about a demonic possession he witnessed in Africa. According to the caller, the priest came upon two Zulu girls who were conversing in Latin. As he watched the ... More »

During the first two hours of Friday's show, Oliver Williams discussed the alleged time traveler John Titor, as well as fielded calls from listeners. According to Williams, John Titor traveled to our present from 2036, a time reeling from a nuclear conflict that finally ended an American civil war. Titor claimed he was part of a military group trained to travel through time, and had come back (originally to 1975) to get an IBM 5100 computer -- needed to fix something in the future.Titor's story has been pieced together from posts on Internet discussion boards that began in November 2000. Using the names "Timetravel_0" and later "John Titor," he provided extensive technical descriptions of his time machine, several predictions of our future, and commentary on our society. Titor once wrote: "Perhaps I should let you all in on a little secret. No one likes you in the future. This time period is looked at as being full of lazy, self-centered, civically ignorant sheep. Perhaps ... More »

Friday's Open Lines included a Special Topic line for "Walk-ins," people who believe an alien or entity may have occupied their spirits permanently or for a time. One man said he would enter into a trance state where he would draw distant constellations that he had no knowledge of. Another caller, said the spirit of one of the Roswell aliens was born into her infant body in 1947. The Roswell mission, she revealed, was piloted by a consortium of aliens seeking to intervene with atomic testing. ... 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 Friday night's Open Lines callers shared their favorite sci-fi TV shows with George and recounted their own sci-fi/horror stories...Seamus called and reported that he had once filled in for Morgus (see article below) in a parade in New Orleans. He also told George that he had recently seen shadow insects in his office. According to Seamus, the creatures were three times larger than regular ants and moved in a circle on his desk. After a short time, they mysteriously vanished.Another caller related a "monster" story told to him by an acquaintance. Apparently, a group of four guys (including the acquaintance) were dragging a net in a Louisiana swamp and caught something so strong it overpowered all four men and ripped through the net. They watched as the creature swam to shore, ran across the ground and climbed a tree. One of the more intrepid fisherman climbed the tree after it at which time the thing immediately flew away. ... More »

George opened an Immortals Hotline on Friday's show. One caller, claiming to have been born in 1499, said he was on the run from a secret group of European immortal hunters. He admitted that while he isn't affected by sickness or disease, he can be fatally wounded.Another caller identifying himself as Usul told George his race has "no sense of time and space" and walks among us in great numbers disguised as ordinary human beings. Usul believes he saw his birth mother pregnant with the physical form he now inhabits. Later in the show, a caller said he had been shot in the chest and pronounced dead by paramedics. Much to everyone's surprise, however, he got up as if nothing had happened to him. He claims to have photographic proof of the incident.A caller to the Wild Card Line believes he saw an Old Hag in Jacksonville, FL. According to him, the Hag knocked on the door of his truck while he was sleeping and urged him to let her in. After he refused, she walked off and disappe ... More »

In a special night of Open Lines, Art asked listeners who are "gifted prophets" to share an event they believe may happen within the next year or so. Here are some of the visions: A nuclear rocket launched from the desert will be aimed at Georgia. Russia will form an alliance with Islamic states in an effort against the U.S. Elected President Kerry will calm down the situation in the Middle East. On July 7th, 2004 there will be a quake in Northern California that will follow an unusual geologic pattern. The next terrorist attack will be in St. Louis. 17 cities will be lost in the Middle East when a tactical nuclear war in the Middle East breaks out. On July 19, 2004 there will be a quake between LA and San Diego, closing parts of I-5 for a time. ... More »

Friday night's program was a rebroadcast of author Marc Zicree from 4/16/04 discussing The Twilight Zone during the first half of the show, followed by Open Lines. ... More »

The first two hours of Friday's show featured reformed hacker and computer security expert Kevin Mitnick. He fielded calls from listeners and discussed this week's distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack, which temporarily interrupted service to several popular web sites including Apple, Google, Microsoft and Yahoo. He also mentioned the new cell phone virus Cabir, and related a story about hackers he knew who were able to steal address book and other data from a certain manufacturer's cell phone.Mitnick is currently working on a new book tentatively titled The Art of Intrusion, which will reveal true, untold stories of successful hackers. One story being considered for inclusion is about two hackers who reverse engineered a video poker machine and wrote a program that could predict the exact moment a royal flush was due to hit. According to Mitnick, they took Vegas for several hundred thousand dollars. If you're a current or former hacker and want to help with this book, send ... 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 »

UFO investigator Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center presented new cases and was joined by UFO witness John Baker, whose story was revealed for the first time during Friday night's show.Back in the summer of 1966, Baker worked as a systems analyst at Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota. One night, an outer zone security violation was triggered followed very shortly by an inner zone security violation. An immediate investigation found a 30-ft luminous object hovering over one of the ICBM silos located on the base. The UFO could be seen on radar, but not visibly. Baker was "told not to speak about it," though he feels safe talking about it nearly 40 years later. He believes the occupants of the UFO were sending a message that they could render our nuclear missiles inoperable at anytime.Later, Davenport discussed other "significantly different" UFO cases. He says many of the reports he receives now involve clusters of objects, rather than a single UFO. He cit ... More »

Prof. David M. Jacobs gave an update on alien abduction and ufology during the first half of the program. Calling UFOs virtual "abduction machines," he said that the aliens' global program has grown exponentially since it began sometime in the late 19th century. Based on witness testimony, often gleaned through hypnosis, Jacobs believes the purpose of the abductions has been to create a race of hybrids. "We're looking at an integration program," in which the hybrids will be placed into our society serving as "surrogates" for the aliens, he postulated. Jacobs, who said his next book will be on the methodology of UFO investigation, discussed some of the difficulties involved with hypnotic testimony. He said a skilled hypnotist must be able to sort out "the signal from the noise" and recognize confabulation, as well as avoid making testimony conform to any specific agenda. Interestingly, Jacobs suggested that the US government is not paying attention to the abduction phenomenon beca ... More »

In a night of Open Lines, Art invited callers to share their thoughts on how the world would come to an end. One repeated assertion was that it would be "by man's hand," either through nuclear exchanges or biowarfare. A female caller referenced the T.S. Eliot line "not a bang, but a whimper," in her prediction that the male Y chromosome would die out, and then the surviving women would kill each other off in two generations "out of boredom." Another caller foresaw a "series of jabs," that would include famine, extreme weather, earthquakes and plagues followed by a pole shift that would "kill everyone that wasn't already dead." ... More »

Friday's "Strange Happenings" Hotline started with a bang when the first caller told George about a 4-foot black snake that fell out of a clear sky and onto the hood of his car. Another caller described an alien abduction event that occurred while he was visiting Mexico in 1992. Even stranger, years later his daughter and her best friend were abducted by aliens. Also calling in, Heather (13) from Missouri said during every full moon she dreams about turning into a wolf and running in a an open field. Often she awakens from these dreams covered in dirt with leaves in her hair.Later, a "serpent man" and former member of Adders of the Eastern Gate related a story about attending a party when he was a boy where the children played with a Ouija board and held a séance. That night, while everyone was sleeping, the birthday girl began screaming. Police found her locked in an unnaturally cold bedroom and, upon entering the room, saw she was covered in blood. Another caller said she arrived ... More »

Friday night's program was a special tribute rebroadcast of researcher Dr. Eugene Mallove from 2/3/04 discussing new energy concepts. The first hour featured brief interviews with Joanne Mallove and Dr. James Kornberg on the life and work of Dr. Mallove, as well as live Open Lines. ... 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 »

Friday's first hour guest, Richard Hoagland of Enterprise Mission, joined us from his homebase in New Mexico to discuss why he thinks the Mars initiative is losing momentum. He suggested that it's not because of lack of enthusiasm from Captitol Hill; rather, it seems to be "great reservations about NASA's ability to carry it out." He continued, "The NASA we currently have is kind of in limbo in terms of can it do the job." As further proof of just how out of touch NASA has become, Hoagland cited NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe's recent idea to kill the extremely successful Hubble Telescope program. Hoagland called for NASA to be reorganized into a much larger agency, and the creation of a cabinet level position called the Department of the Exterior, which could oversee both the technical aspects of space travel and, more importantly, involve the American people in the program. ... More »

In the first half of Friday's show Marc Zicree (zicree.com), the author of The Twilight Zone Companion, returned to discuss episodes from the classic TV series. Rod Serling, the show's creator, dictated many of the episodes into a tape recorder while sitting under the California sun, Zicree said, adding that he found a number of unused scripts in Serling's attic, when he visited there, while researching his book. The original pilot for the series from 1957 was call "The Time Element," and while it wasn't accepted at CBS, it ended up airing as a special Desilu Playhouse production, Zicree noted. While Serling and other Twilight Zone writers delved into sci-fi and fantasy, the stories always had a message or social agenda, he commented. Zicree said his favorite episode was the poignant Walking Distance, about an executive who tries to return to his childhood. ... More »

In the first half of Friday's show, Peter Davenport, Director of the National UFO Reporting Center, presented two recent cases. Joining him on the program, was Stacey, a witness to a dramatic sighting on March 26, 2004 in Bradenton, FL. Along with her son, she said she saw two large discs that moved erratically, as well as stopped in mid-air. A detailed drawing they made of the incident is here. In the second case, which Davenport said occurred one night earlier, an airline crew traveling over Omaha witnessed four discs pacing their distance in front of their plane. An aircraft controller from Minneapolis was set to come on the air to discuss the incident but Davenport said officials advised him not to appear at the last minute. Read his original report submitted to NUFORC. ... More »

George opened up a Disclosure Hotline and two callers said they had been witnesses for Steven Greer's Disclosure Project and recalled stories of their experiences during that time. Another caller shared an account of his grandfather's mysterious death while serving in the military that happened around the time of the Roswell incident. In other Open Lines calls, a teacher from Hawaii spoke of her student, a young boy who told vivid detailed accounts of being from an ET race called "Reptilia" that crash landed onto Earth 10,000 years ago. Later, a hospital morgue worker told of a corpse that made moaning noises. ... More »

In the first hour, Art interviewed a ham radio operator named Tom and his wife Ann, who told of encounters in their home with a poltergeist/entity that has identified herself as "Sarah James." They have created a website featuring documentation of the incidents. The rest of the show was a night of Open Lines. ... More »

George set up a special open line for pilots to disclose what they knew about the alleged chemtrail spraying over America. One military pilot, who said he flies out of Edwards AFB, told of seeing a substance loaded into planes, which he described as clear and gelatin-like, that is then dropped between 10,000 and 30,000 ft. in the air. Its purpose, he said, is to create a kind of film that blocks radar from penetrating the area for a certain amount of time before it dissipates. Another caller, who said he was an airline pilot instructor, referenced William Thomas' website, willthomas.net, and said chemtrails were colloidal substances containing human blood derivatives, being dropped in an effort to sicken the population. ... 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 »

A special topic line was set up for people to share their stories of near death experiences. One caller recounted how he survived shooting himself in the head in a drugged state. It was the "best thing that ever happened to me," he said, explaining that the violent incident set him on the path of changing his life for the better. In other Open Lines calls, a man related his "Vision Quest," where he experienced himself as a giant scorpion in a battle with a dragon. Another caller told of seeing the Phoenix Lights, and then being severely harassed by Arizona law enforcement, who eventually claimed they were looking for someone who stole a "potted plant." The caller suspected the officers may have actually been "Men in Black," attempting to intimidate him after he witnessing a UFO. ... More »

During Friday's Open Lines truckers were invited to call in and relate unusual occurrences. Among the callers, was a trucker who heard a strange creature hissing at him from a tree. Another trucker related seeing an odd mist that contained an Indian on a horse, but that the image dissipated when he shined a flashlight on it. A couple of callers shared their psychic visions, including a man who said he had a premonition dream of 9-11, and also saw "bloody Euro coins" raining from the sky. Kimberly, who claimed to have 99% accuracy in her psychic perceptions, said she had been have disturbing dreams about airports, and singled out Dulles Airport as a possible terrorist target. George also played an excerpt from a tape of an actual exorcism sent in by Shirley of Phoenix, who was attempting to have demons removed from her. One can hear her make animalistic shrieks, as the exorcist recites exhortations for the spirits to leave. ... 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 »

Charles Reichbloom (website), the author of the Knowledge in a Nutshell® book series, discussed the origins of various superstitions. A number of "bad luck" superstitions such as Friday the 13th and stepping under a ladder, stem from religious connotations, he said. Seeing a black cat cross, got its bad rap, because during the Middle Ages, witches were thought to be able to assume the form of a feline, said Reichbloom, though he noted that to the Egyptians cats were considered lucky. Reichbloom also delved into good luck superstitions. A rabbit's foot is considered lucky because rabbits multiply so rapidly, thus the foot is a token of fertility. The tradition of knocking on wood comes from Indians he said, who would touch trees to ward off bad luck, because trees were struck by lightning and thus connected to the Sky God."We're afraid to defy these superstitions," said Reichbloom, because people would rather not take a chance, and that is why many of these traditions have lasted ... More »

An Open Lines special topic of strange things seen in a mirror elicited some interesting calls. One man said his face became disfigured into an alien species and the background changed to a red desert planet with two moons in the sky. Another caller described seeing a strange figure in a dressing room mirror that was not a reflection of anyone present, and the figure was staring at him. Callers also reported sharing identical dreams and having recurring nightmares. In one such call, a man said as a boy he had harsh nightmares always featuring the same elderly woman in a plaid skirt, and these dreams bled over into his waking states, causing "distortions." The woman appeared to want something, but would never articulate what it was. ... More »

Friday's guest for the entire show was Terri Hendry, a news anchor from KOLO-TV in Reno. She shared details of her ghost investigations that she has conducted for the TV station, as well as reacted to callers' ghost and "Old Hag" stories. Unknown voices found on Hendry's video footage were played on the air. A female voice said, "Hi Charles," followed by "Molly, who are they?" Hendry also discussed a spirit cleansing she attended at the Washoe Saloon in Virginia City. Psychics said that one malicious entity refused to leave. Curiously, after this event Hendry had a number of inexplicable events happen at her home, such as items seemingly being moved on their own. She began to wonder if the spirit haunting the bar, might have followed her home. "You have to be open to it," Hendry said of the ghost experiences. People that are total disbelievers and don't show respect in these situations tend to shut off the possibility of the phenomena, she explained. For more details of her in ... More »

Art hosted a night of Open Lines. Many callers reacted to the just published article in the Independent UK that says it is likely that Britain will be plunged into an ice age within decades. ... More »

Friday's show featured a special topic hotline, for people that "speak with the dead." One woman told a tale of eating a hamburger with her father in a truck stop, knowing full well that he was in spirit form. Another caller talked about how the ability to speak with the deceased ran in her family. A Canadian caller spoke about her friend, who had the ability to communicate with those who had passed over, and offered this service as a comfort to people who had lost loved ones. What Open Lines show would be complete without a Ouija board story? A man told of using the board with a female co-worker, and how the pointer seemed to be moving of its own accord. It warned that there was going to be a murder in the future. The man lost touch with the woman over the years, but in speaking with his old employer, he found out that the woman's daughter had been murdered. She was buried alive in the desert, he said. ... More »

Richard C. Hoagland of Enterprise Mission, the guest for the first half of Friday's show, discussed the latest information about Mars. He touched on the controversy of NASA changing the color of images sent back from the planet (a listener sent in this "color corrected" image), which he said was done as a distraction to keep people from the real issue—that there are artifacts on the surface.Commenting on some preliminary remote sensing results that found carbonates in the Martian soil, Hoagland said this was an indication of past water, and that the Spirit Rover had landed in a "dry lakebed." He expressed surprise that NASA was asking for students to send in rocks from around the world for comparison studies, leading him to surmise that they were finding unusual compositions on Mars that had no matches.Hoagland also discussed Pres. Bush's upcoming space initiative which he heard would include a plan that would combine robotics with a manned crew in trips to Mars and the ... More »

In this special Open Lines broadcast, Art Bell began taking caller's predictions for the year 2004. ... More »

In his Christmas Eve broadcast, George held a night of Open Lines, with a special topic line devoted to stories of Xmas miracles. ... More »

The first half of Friday's show featured Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center who brought on two representatives from MUFON, Kenny Young (website) and Donnie Blessing, to discuss a recent case that took place in Morehead, Kentucky. Young said he tracked down a witness to the event, a psychologist, who told him he saw a white oval-shaped light in the sky that was flying erratically. He and his two sons witnessed the craft descending on a field across from their house, where it appeared to turn "blood red," in color and grow in size, before it "shot off like a dart" to the west. Dogs throughout the neighborhood began barking furiously during the descent, he said. Then, shortly after this incident, they heard "blood curdling" screams of a woman coming from the field, calling out "help me," and "oh my God." Young played a tape of a separate witness making a 911 call reporting the screams. The local Police and Fire Dept. searched the area, but did not find any trace ... 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 »

"I've got to tell you, this was very fascinating," said George Noory, who earlier in the day had attended an "alien implant" removal operation, that was overseen by Dr. Roger Leir (alienscalpel.com), the guest for the first half of Friday's show. Brenda, the patient who had the implant, told George that over the years she had spotted entities in her bedroom, and had had one particularly haunting encounter with a winged humanoid who floated 5ft. off the ground. Dental X-rays eventually revealed the implant which was embedded in the cheek area under her eye. The operation, of which an audio portion was played on the show, proved to be difficult, Dr. Leir said, as the implant seemed to move every time they attempted to dislodge it. Leir and his associates were aided by the use of a fluoroscan, which allowed them to view the small metallic object during the procedure."Thank God for that," said Brenda after the removal of the foreign object which was found to be 3-4mm in leng ... More »

The first half of Friday's program featured geologist and earthquake predictor Jim Berkland (syzygyjob.org) who said we are just about to enter a "seismic window," i.e. a period of greater likelihood for quake activity. Correlated with the start of the new moon, he said a 140 mile range from both San Francisco and Los Angeles, as well as the Oregon and Washington coasts would be particularly susceptible. Discussing his study of increased missing animal reports that are made before major quakes, Berkland recommended the book When the Snakes Awake by Helmut Tributsch, that also draws a connection between animal behavior and quake prediction. There is evidence that major solar flares could be another correlate, and Berkland noted some large quakes had occurred within a short space of time after X-class activity on the sun. Eclipses, such as the one next week, are also associated with increased earthquake risk he said. ... More »

Much of the current solar activity "is caused by comets approaching the sun," said maverick physicist James McCanney (website) who was the guest for the first half of Friday's show. He believes that an entourage of minor planet-sized objects have been bombarding the sun, and as evidence for this, he has gathered various visual data on this page on his website. Further, he suggested that SOHO astronomers may have been keeping such information under wraps. McCanney said that it would difficult to draw a one-to-one correlation between geologic activity at Yellowstone and the recent outbursts from the sun. But statistically, he pointed out, there is a relationship between volcanism and solar flares.He theorized that there may be numerous "Planet X"-sized objects that make their way into our solar system over millennia as indigenous legends have described, and that our greatest worry may be debris streams that come from these objects during their passing. ... More »

Conducting a five-hour broadcast of caller's ghost stories on Halloween night, host Art Bell said the one thing he was convinced of is "there's got to be something more [after we die]." As the calls came in, some running themes emerged such as in the case of suicide, where ghosts seem to linger in their last locations. There were also numerous incidents in which ghosts or apparitions seemed to be sending a message to the living. ... 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 »

Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center presented new cases and witnesses during the first half of Friday's show. A truck driver named Ken described driving his 18-wheeler directly under a UFO near Council Bluffs, Iowa on 8/19/03. The hovering object contained an array of large disc-like lights on its underside and seemed to be trailing just slightly ahead of his truck, Ken said. Because it was moving at a relatively slow speed "clearly it's not an aerodynamic device," Davenport commented, indicating some other process was keeping the craft in the air. "Susan," a high-school principal, Davenport's second guest, related a dramatic sighting from her bedroom window overlooking Lake Washington that occurred on 9/18/03. Alerted by a swishing sound coming from the southern end of the lake, she witnessed a large soundless orb, "pinkish red in color," that was about 2/3 the size of the moon and moving in a horizontal pattern over the lake. Its illumination had "an almost fluo ... More »

It was Full Moon Open Lines this Friday night, and a number of callers reported that increased violence or unusual activities occurred during the full moon. For instance, a paramedic phoned in from his vehicle, describing his transporting of the corpses of two young men to the morgue, both of whom had been killed that night in separate accidents. Later, a Fast Blast message came in from a waitress named Melody, who said a man had just had a full blown heart attack at her station. Dark tales also came in, including one from a man who said his father had previously been a Catholic priest. During those days he had an encounter with an evil being who came to see him in the confessional booth. ... More »

During the first two hours of Friday's show Sean David Morton recapped some of his predictions and took calls. Topics included Iraqi nuclear weapons hidden in Syria, revolution in Iran, a U.S. military draft, and the role of PROMIS software in recent blackouts. ... More »

Social Parapsychologist Elliott Madison of the White Crow Society differentiated standard sleep paralysis from Nocturnal or Old Hag assaults as the guest on the first half of Friday's show. Regular sleep paralysis, he said, is associated with hormones that suppress motor functions during the dream state, that haven't completely worn off upon awakening. ... More »

Peter Davenport, Director of the National UFO Reporting Center returned to C2C, for the first half of Friday's show, presenting witness testimonies of remarkable sightings. First he brought Kim Shaffer onto the program, who described a copper colored rotating disc that he videotaped in the sky over Bristol, Tenn. Davenport said Shaffer's footage has undergone preliminary video analysis by Jeffrey Sainio, Ph.D., and Bruce Maccabee, Ph.D., of MUFON, who have declared the material to be "interesting," and likely not to be a hoax. ... More »

"It seemed to be a mechanical device, perhaps with an alien inside," said researcher Stanton Friedman. Friedman and fellow researcher Frank Feschino were discussing the fascinating Flatwoods Monster UFO case during the first half of Friday's show. ... More »

"We're going to toss open the unscreened dimensional portals and see what hops through," saidspecial guest host Art Bell (email) as he kicked off Friday night's Open Lines. A theme emerged when a number of UFO and alien reports came in, and Art declared it "Contact Night." One caller, Gary from St. Louis, said he'd been having contacts since the age of five, and that when he was a teenager, camping out in Maryland, he witnessed a craft the size of a football field hovering overhead. The craft landed, he said, and a being resembling a "grey" sent him a telepathic message which included an equation. Another caller played a tape of what he said was a real exorcism. The exorcist speaking in a southern accent, sternly expelled a demon named "Lust" from a young man. Later Mike from Phoenix, who said he traveled through portals to other worlds, described witnessing a being brought back into our dimension. ... More »

This Friday night, George opened a special topic line for Ghouls and Vampires, which drew some interesting characters out of the woodwork. There was a vampire who said he was on the prowl on the street, but that he sucked energy rather than blood. A bartender from New Orleans told of an eloquent Goth vampire who startled him with his retractable fangs. Other intriguing calls included an artist who said she was "driven by outside forces," to create demonic "death drawings," which depicted such things as human/animal mixtures. In the three times she gave this type of art to other people, they all came to untimely ends shortly after getting her work. At a bonfire with friends in the South Missouri woods, a caller told of capturing a 4-ft. tall gray critter, that seemed more human than animal. It was currently being kept in a cage in the garage and "it loves meat," he said. Another strange creature tale came from a woman in Massachusetts who described seeing a male and female Big ... More »

Due to technical difficulties,Adrian Gilbert (website) was not able to join the program, and will be rescheduled. Instead, George presented a midweek night of Open Lines. A special topic line was set up for people to tell of their earliest memories. Perhaps, the earliest was of a woman who said she recalled a prenatal experience, where she existed as a ball of light that was told to jump down and go through a metamorphosis. Other interesting calls included a man who said he had a "mind control sheath" installed via surgery into his brain when he was six years old, under the guise of a tonsillectomy. And a woman who told the tale of her young grandson who seemed to have distinct memories that only her late husband would of known, lending credence to the idea that he was a product of reincarnation. ... More »

Larry E. Arnold, the author of Ablaze!: The Mysterious Fires of Spontaneous Human Combustion was the guest for the first half of Friday's show. Discussing the gruesome but rare phenomenon of people inexplicably burning up while their surroundings remain undamaged, Arnold said he has collected over 400 case studies, going all the way back to the 14th century. ... More »

Gulf War Vet advocate Joyce Riley (gulfwarvets.com) appeared in the first half of Friday's show to discuss the mysterious illness affecting the troops in Iraq. She related details in the case of Josh Neusche, a 20-year soldier who died on July 12, 2003 after going on a "hauling" mission at the Baghdad Airport. At first, Riley said that Neusche's parents were told their son had been affected by a toxin, then the explanation was changed to pneumonia. Now with over 50 soldiers falling ill, the Anthrax vaccine is being called the culprit. Riley believes we are not being told the true story, and speculated that the soldiers may have been wearing defective protective suits during a chemical exposure. However, "I think the story is going to be whitewashed and removed from the scene," she said. For more on her investigation, read Riley's press release. ... More »

George opened a special topic line on Friday night for people to share their nightmares. Nate from Colorado described a waking nightmare when he was visited by an 8 ft. tall shadow being/ET that appeared in front of his bedroom window. So shaken was he by the event, that he said he hadn't slept a wink in the last 72 hours. ... More »

Callers came from across time, space and dimensions on Friday night, when George opened a special topic line for people who entered our world via a portal. One such caller said he hailed from a world in the Orion Belt, where his race existed as non-solid entities akin to steam. He said they traveled to Earth after their planet was destroyed. Another portal traveler claimed to be an historian from the 28th century on an alternate reality Earth that resembled Star Trek's vision of the future. George discussed rodent-like shadow creatures he has recently seen darting across the road, and a number of callers confirmed seeing similar entities. Meanwhile Bob from San Francisco, told an intriguing tale of hearing a voice in his head saying "don't look up," but when he did, he saw a bright lens shaped object that flew over the Bay. "I'm being tested," said a caller from Northern Wisconsin, who went on to describe a paranormal double whammy. First he said was hit by a 2 x 4 thrown by a gho ... More »

The latter half of Friday's program was devoted to callers, with a special topic line on "Night Terrors." A number of people reported encounters with "shadow" beings, such as Seamus who saw six creatures together, each the size of a rat. Because they didn't seem to be aware of him, "I don't think they're in our dimension when they come through," he surmised. A 23-year old said he often tried avoiding sleep because his dreams went behind nightmares. He described one episode where a little girl with a British accent told him that his family was dead, as he discovered that blood was dripping on his head. There were also two callers that reported on secretive military recoveries of UFOs, as told to them by ex-Air Force personnel. The first call was about craft being retrieved during the Viet Nam War, the other described a group of agitated belt-wearing aliens who issued horrible unearthly screams, from inside a military facility. ... More »

Friday Night Open Lines was punctuated by a special topic hotline, inviting those who have captured an alien or alien craft to call in. It's 4ft. tall, red, and has black eyes and sharp teeth, a Pennsylvania caller said of the creature he was keeping in a large dog cage. Bob from Georgia revealed he was keeping a small diamond-shaped sphere in his garage. He found the glowing green metallic object in a creek. But the most curious call came from a 37-year old woman who believed aliens were living in her attic and were controlling her father's mind. Not only do they take things from the house, but also leave gifts such as "weird looking stones," she said. In a more ghostly vein, Dave of Salt Lake City, told an uncanny story of coming home and sensing an evil presence. Just then, his friend called and said "you are not alone." Later, Barbara described a bizarre incident, when she witnessed a strange man's voice coming out of her sleeping Mother's mouth. ... More »

Investigative writer Jon Rappoport (nomorefakenews) presented some startling claims about SARS in the first half of Friday's show. SARS is a phony epidemic, and the initial reports that the disease is caused by a coronavirus have not been borne out, Rappoport said. These cases are actually misdiagnosed respiratory illnesses such as pneumonia, he added. "Research fraud" is being carried out Rappoport believes, and Canada and China have been singled out to suffer from these acts of "economic terrorism." Canada may have been a target because they didn't support the war in Iraq, he speculated. And Asia may have been chosen to put a dent in their burgeoning economy. Rappoport named The World Health Organization (WHO) as the perpetrators of this fraud. "WHO has catapulted itself through this whole SARS situation into literally being a world power that…can enforce its will by various kinds of threats and measures," he explained. "There is a major lawsuit brewing in Canada," over ... More »

Not only was this past Friday night, the 13th day of the month, but it was also nearly a full moon. Accordingly, callers were all over the map with tales of both aliens and ghosts in high schools, 4-ft. dogs, transparent wolves, and a woman having a near death experience as she was giving birth. George also opened a special topic line, for those who had weird experiences, good and bad on Friday the 13th. One woman described her trip from hell, where so many mishaps occurred while attempting to get to her destination, that she now will never leave her house on any Friday the 13th. "I think I may have gone to high school with an alien," said a caller who proceeded to tell a story about a chum named "Matthew" who was never sick one day, yet was strangely reluctant to get a physical. He lived in an underground house with his aunt, and there was a shed on their property that no one was allowed to enter. But the oddest event said the caller, was when he and another friend were staying ... More »

Special guest host Art Bell returned to the Friday program for a night of Open Lines. On his specially designated Time Travel line, a variety of callers presented their forays both into the past and the future. Nunnehi (Cherokee for "The Little People") called from Sacramento, and spoke of previewing her death, along a chain link fence, where she went through a receiving line. Each time she shook a person's hand she would instantly know all about that person. A woman recounted stumbling on some tucked away 8mm films made by her father and felt as though she was transported back to the 1960's. She theorized that a puff of air from that time period may have entered her nostrils when she opened the film box. ... More »

Both the demonically possessed and people who have helped to exorcise such demons phoned into the program, when George set up a special topic line this Friday night. "I was cursed by a witch," said Shirley from Phoenix, who said she has undergone around fifty exorcisms to rid her of the numerous demons that have plagued her. A caller named Tony said he had "the gift of discernment" (being able to recognize demonic spirits), and that he had assisted in two official Catholic Church exorcisms. In the most profound case, he said a woman was possessed by over 200 demonic entities, and they focused on making contact with the chief or captain of these demons. . ... More »

Theoretical physicist James McCanney (website) appeared in the first half of Friday night's show to discuss his ideas about Planet X. While he doesn't subscribe to the notion that a rogue planet is headed this way in the next several weeks, he does believe there is evidence that extra solar objects do pass our way on occasion. McCanney theorizes that comets on elliptical orbits can gain in size as they draw in material with their electrical charge. "Hale Bopp had a nucleus the size of the moon," he said, explaining a scenario whereby comets can turn into virtual planets. McCanney correlated his data with other sources of information such as Hopi Indian prophecy, which refers to dramatic changes associated with the passage of objects (Kachinas) in the sky. According to one interpretation he received, the "Blue Kachina" could be Hale-Bopp (1996) and this was said to be followed by the "Red Kachina" in ten years or 2006, which McCanney surmised could be Planet X. ... More »

During the second half of Friday's show the lines were snapping when George asked for tales of being bitten by animals or insects. One man reported being attacked by a swarm of yellow jackets as he drove his car at high speed along the highway. Stories about a biting cat, alligator, snake, monkey and bees also came in. Other intriguing calls included a story of a UFO that seemed to respond to the witness, a woman who was chased by a half-man half-goat creature coming out of a "Hell House," and an ex-Satanist who foresaw a great metaphysical battle occurring in the year 2012. ... 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 »

Alien contactee Nancy Lieder (zetatalk.com) joined George for the first half of Friday night's show with an update on Planet X, which she believes is drawing ever nearer to the Earth. She reports that X, which she also referred to as a "brown dwarf," can be seen in the night sky as a "red or orange blink—a diffused blotch," but that it's not bright like a star. She has set up a special page for Coast listeners to review the evidence and information she has assembled. Lieder, who transmitted messages from the Zetas (the aliens she claims to be in telepathic communication with) while she was on the air, said that between May 15 and June 1st of this year, Planet X's passage would lead to a week of rotation stoppage of the Earth. This would be followed by a cataclysmic pole shift, which would cause worldwide flooding and earthquakes of a magnitude 9 on the Richter scale. Callers to Nancy and the Zetas, included astronomer Phil Plait, who said her evidence was typical of "noise" tha ... More »

Scary Happenings was the theme of Friday night's Open Lines. One caller described the frightening experience of seeing a "pterodactyl" type bird with a 30 ft. wing span fly over his head, north of Boston ten years ago. "It seemed to come from a cloud," he said and its wings made a distinct flapping sound. A police officer also from Massachusetts told an eerie tale of answering a call for a DNR (do not resuscitate) case. The gentleman he spoke with pointed out the dead body, but when the officer returned to assist the paramedics he was shocked to see that the man who he had initially talked with was the dead body. Other creepy calls included the sighting of a werewolf, a tale of a bloody ritual stone, an account of a ghost with a penchant for tossing potted plants and an unexplained missing time case. ... More »

Friday night's Open Lines were populated with stories of night visitors. For instance Lisa from Phoenix encountered a Shadow Person who snarled foul words at her in a foreign language (though he graciously vanished after she screamed at him to leave!). A border patrol officer named Charles, told a tale of a "witch" who haunted a New Mexico road that led into Mexico. She was an old woman always seen walking north around 3-4am. Charles doubted the tales until one time he saw her. And just as in the other stories, when he turned around for a second she had completely disappeared when he looked back. George opened a special line for callers who had experienced interventions from Guardian Angels. "I'd like to tell you how an angel helped me to save the lives of ten people in a van," said a caller who recounted a story that involved him tapping the shoulder of a driver who had fallen asleep as he drove along the highway. What was amazing was that the caller was blind and said he was b ... More »

Bioterrorism and disaster preparedness expert, Steve Quayle (stevequayle.com), spent the first half of Friday night's show discussing the war. This was followed by Open Lines which included tales from time travelers. It's like a "four-tiered Monopoly board of the Middle East—it seems like there's so many moves and counter moves that finally one wonders what game is being played," Quayle said of the current war situation and the behind the scenes machinations of countries such as China and Russia. "The rhetoric in Russia has been rising dramatically," Quayle said, who reported that they had sent emissaries to Iraq to remove their secret spy files in the advent of Saddam's departure. "North Korea is the glove, and China is the hand in the glove," Quayle added about one of America's other concerns. "Things are profoundly different," in the year 2056 said the first "time traveler" on Friday's Open Lines. He claimed to be able to travel back to our time via a womb-like devic ... 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 Alien Hotline was open on Friday night. "You can call me Bill," said the first self-proclaimed ET of the evening. Saying he was here to study our planet, the caller was not by himself. His cohort? A yapping dog in the background. ... More »

"You've got to be brain dead to take a 1955 smallpox vaccine," that's been diluted five times, and contains a "virtual witches brew" of ingredients, said Dr. Leonard Horowitz, (healingcelebrations) an outspoken authority on medical issues, who appeared on the first half of Friday's show. Horowitz also commented on MRSA, the "superbug" that's recently been in the news. "The bug is nothing, the terrain is everything," he said, suggesting that those at greater risk would be people with compromised immune systems. Further he believes that such superbugs are more likely to be created in military laboratories rather than arising from the overuse of antibiotics. According to Horowitz, the pharmaceutical industry does not have people's best interests at heart. He damningly claimed that their agenda is to "depopulate at least half the world—and what better way to do it than expensively and slowly, with chronic illnesses whereby populations are sickened and enslaved to pharmaceuticals?" ... 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 »

Joyce Riley (gulfwarvets), an activist on behalf of those with Gulf War Illness, presented a shocking indictment of the US government during the first two hours of Friday night's show. She said that five separate Gulf War vets had told her that US troops were responsible for setting the oil well fires in Kuwait and that it was done to "make it look like the Republican Guard had set the fire." Riley speculated that the reason behind it was a kind of PR tactic to convince the American public that Saddam Hussein and his regime were a terrible evil. She presented a transcript of her interview with one of the accusatory vets. "The explosive I used was C4. It's light weight, it's easy to use...I placed the explosive on the wellhead and the incendiaries near by so that… after the wellhead was damaged, that the incendiary could light the crude oil to fire," he told her. Riley, a loyal American, said she hoped that the reports could be proven wrong, but had no reason to think the sol ... More »

Bill Tierney, a former weapons inspector who worked with UNSCOM in Iraq in the late 1990s, was the guest for the first two hours of Friday night's show. He believes that Iraq has nuclear capability and the intention to use such weapons. Further, Tierney claims that he has pinpointed a hidden location in Iraq (map here) where there is a uranium enriching processing facility. "You can't put an underground chamber on the back of a truck," Tierney said, indicating that if an inspection were made in this suggested area, the Iraqis would not be able to haul off the evidence. Tierney's methods of ascertaining this location were rather unconventional. "I would ask God and just get a sense if something was valid or not, and then know if I needed to pursue it," he said. His assessments through prayer were then confirmed to him by a friend's clairvoyant dream, where he was able to find the location on a map. "Everything she said lined up. This place meets the criteria," Tierney said of a pow ... More »

George rolled into Friday night by creating a special Doom & Gloom line, where callers could share their dark dreams and visions of the future. Daniel from Chico, a self-declared "professional prophet," quickly took up the gauntlet. Explaining the difference between prediction and prophecy (prophecy allows for people to change the future), Daniel told of his strange "Starburst 2020" experience where he was catapulted into a dark city of the future that was without electricity. The world, he said, had undergone nuclear devastation in a number of locations. "I've been seeing things for 40 years," said Rick, an exorcist/evangelist from Orlando. He described recently passing a cemetery by car, where it "looked like cigarette smoke was coming from all the graves. Please tell God to save us," the entities' voices came to him. "I see dead people, angels and people from the 1700's…I've seen things that would make your skin curdle," the evangelist said. "Dig a hole, deep and wide. A ... 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 »

"This is a defining moment," said Richard Hoagland (enterprisemission.com) kicking off Friday night's program. He was on the air to spearhead support for Project Prometheus, NASA's recently announced nuclear-powered propulsion system which could triple the speed of current space travel. Hoagland suggested listeners email or fax the White House endorsing Prometheus and missions to Mars that could be facilitated by this technology. He believes it is crucial to do this before Pres. Bush's State of the Union address on Tuesday. Click here to send your email. A surprise call from Jessica Hahn got Open Lines cooking in the next hour. "I love your show; every subject is fascinating," she told George. She went on to recount some of her unusual experiences which included uncanny premonitions, a visit from a "faceless figure," that may have helped her walk without leg braces, and a meeting with a family of coyotes in her backyard. George also heard from a caller in Pennsylvania who desc ... 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 »

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Translator and publisher John Chambers discusses time travel and "Father Ernetti's Chronovisor" during the first part of the show, and then Art conducts Open Lines on the subject of time travel for the rest of the program. ... More »