Author and TV producer Michael Tellinger returned for a discussion about ancient ruins in Africa and their connection to the Annunaki, an ET civilization said to have come here thousands of years ago. First hour guest, research scientist John Lott reacted to a United Nations plan to enact tougher gun licensing & registration in the US. ... More »

In the first half of the show, research scientist John Lott talked about various issues related to gun ownership. In the latter half, Dr. Rollin McCraty discussed the interaction between the Earth's geomagnetic fields and the human heart and brain, and how disturbances in these fields deeply impact our health and well-being. ... More »

Author, contactee, and international speaker Patricia Cori shared her metaphysical interpretations about the universe, cetaceans such as dolphins and whales, Atlantis, and humanity's path. First hour guest, research scientist John Lott criticized the push for more restrictive gun laws in the wake of the Arizona shooting. ... More »

In the first two hours, research scientist John Lott offered commentary on the economy, and also spoke about the banning of certain types of guns and ammunition. The EPA may ban traditional lead ammunition, but the kind of ammunition that would be allowed is less useful for self-defense. In the latter half, astrologer Mark Lerner talked about upcoming celestial alignments that will influence humanity. Starting this week, Jupiter goes back into Pisces for several more months. An opportunity for those with water signs to tap into Jupiterian benevolence. ... More »

Author and investigative journalist Jim Marrs talked about why he believes the International Elite are using economic collapse, man-made disease, and erosion of civil liberties to take down America. First hour guest, author and economist John R. Lott discussed the Supreme Court ruling striking down the Chicago handgun ban. ... More »

Remote Viewing instructor and technical dowsing practitioner Paul H. Smith discussed practical ESP, including how dowsing can be used to find items and make decisions. Interestingly, if people are less invested in a particular outcome, ESP efforts are typically more successful as the subconscious has more interplay, he reported. First hour guest, author and economist John R. Lott talked about the new edition of his book, More Guns, Less Crime, which includes the effects of changes to gun control laws over the last 10 years. ... More »

Dissident intellectual Michael Cremo discussed his continuing work in forbidden archaeology - artifacts and discoveries that don't fit into the conventional timelines and theories in academic and scientific communities. Last hour guest, author John R. Lott offered commentary on the upcoming Supreme Court oral arguments to be held on the Chicago gun ban case. ... More »

Dr. Melvin Morse shared his research into Near-Death experiences (NDEs) and remote viewing. First hour guests, John Lott and Rep. Joel Boniek talked about the Firearms Freedom Act. ... More »

Appearing during the first three hours, research scientist John Lott joined George Noory to discuss his theory of 'Freedomnomics,' as well as share his views on gun control and concealed weapons. Free markets bring out the best in society, Lott contended, while efforts to constrain such markets lead to an increase in problems, such as crime and poverty. The last hour of the program featured Open Lines. ... More »

UFO researcher and former U.S. Army Sergeant, Clifford Stone spoke about his covert work with the military, helping to recover crashed discs, and communicating with ETs. First hour guest, research scholar John R. Lott talked about gun control. ... More »