John B. Wells was joined by fungi expert, Paul Stamets, who discussed how mushrooms can enhance the health of our forests, gardens and bodies. In the first hour, financial analyst Joseph Meyer provided an update on the economy and argued that the US should return to the gold standard. ... More »

Guest host John B. Wells (email) welcomed author and researcher Steve Quayle, who discussed the secret powerful forces aligned against humanity since ancient times, and how genetics, nanotechnology, and robotics are permanently changing the world for better or worse. In the first hour, financial analyst Joe Meyer provided an update on a number of facets surrounding the economic crisis. ... More »

During the first half of the show, stock market analyst Joe Meyer, who predicted our current economic woe on C2C in 2004, shared his investment tips and strategies. Third hour guest, Tom Lumbrazo talked about his interactions with angels and spirit guides, which began after an angelic warning saved his life in a car accident. ... More »

In the first half of the show, business and energy journalist, James R. Norman discussed the geopolitical maneuvering of various countries as they engage in what he calls economic warfare. Third hour guest, financial analyst Joseph Meyer offered forecasts on the economy. ... More »

Ian Punnett welcomed experts in finance and the economy, including Gerald Celente, Joseph Meyer, Catherine Austin Fitts, and Robert Chapman, to discuss the outlook in 2010 for markets, commodities, and the U.S. Dollar. ... More »

Due to technical difficulties caused by a tropical storm in the Philippines, Art Bell was live for only the first half of Friday's show. In hour one, financial advisor Joe Meyer provided an update on the current economic meltdown. Then, Art spoke with paranormal investigator Dr. Stephen Rorke about Spiricom during the second hour. ... More »

In a 4-hour special on America's economic problems, Rollye James spoke separately with four financial experts. First up was author and radio host Andre Eggelletion who discussed problems with the Federal Reserve and its historical background. The Fed has lost some of its ability to control the money supply, and Alan Greenspan (former Chairman of the Reserve Board) left a record foreign deficit, he noted. The eroding dollar may only be around for another four years, before it's replaced by another currency, said Eggelletion, who added that the value of homes will continue to fall for another 3 to 4 years. Financial analyst Mish Shedlock said the US will be faced with deflation-- a cycle where credit and money are shrunk back. Japan, he noted, had deflation for 18 years, in which land prices fell for 18 consecutive years. The signs include rising credit card defaults, as well as a cascade of companies unable to pay each other. The global imbalances are stunning, Shedlock declare ... 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 »

Entrepreneur and radio talk show host Andre Eggelletion shared his insights into the Federal Reserve System, which he characterized as a privately owned banking cartel. The privatization of our money system, first begun in 1913, is one of America's prime causes of economic turmoil, he believes. ... More »

Controversial intuitive Sean David Morton talked about hurricanes, the upcoming US presidential election, the war in Iraq, and several other topics.Morton said the intense hurricanes that have plagued the southeastern United States this year are only the beginning of a cycle of much more powerful and frequent storms. According to Morton, there will be one more hurricane strike on Florida before the end of 2004. He also said he believes the power of faith/prayer kept Hurricane Ivan from hitting Jamaica.He warned of a "great time of choosing" between 2004-2005, after which there will be a seven year planetary tribulation. He said this period will usher in an age of spiritual enlightenment, as people abandon their material possessions and band together to form communities. ... More »

Joe Meyer (meyerassoc.com), an arbitrator and mediator for the NASD and NYSE, discussed the probability of a worldwide financial meltdown looming in our future. What could be some of the contributing factors of the coming economic Armageddon?Consumer debt is a big problem. Meyer said, "Currently, we have now outstanding consumer credit [of] $9.3 trillion." According to Meyer, the average debt load per household is about $18,700, and 18% of a household's net income is used to pay down debt.The total debt of America is $31 trillion. Despite this huge debt load, foreign countries continue to invest in U.S. treasury bonds. However, Meyer warned, "If [foreigners] stopped purchasing our bonds, it would be literally impossible to finance our budgetary deficits." Bond prices would be significantly hindered, which would in turn panic equity and housing markets Meyer concluded. This could, in Meyer's opinion, cause banks to call in mortgages--house loans would have to be paid off ... More »