Scott Stevens
Biography:
Scott Stevens has been a fascinated with weather since he started keeping a weather diary for a Scouting merit badge. A year later he was reporting conditions in his small town in Idaho to the area TV stations. By his senior year in high school, he was working at KIFI TV, the NBC affiliate in Idaho Falls, as a studio camera operator and then a photographer for the news department. Scott went off to the University of Kansas to study meteorology. During his sophomore year at KU he auditioned for an opening at KTKA in Topeka and five months later he landed a job. However, it cost him twice as much to keep the job as it paid. But 13 months later he had gone from a 2-hour/5 day a week job to the main guy. Not long afterwards a phone call came from Omaha Nebraska, and RFD-TV. He also spent about a year in the Capital District of New York as the chief for WRGB. In 1996 he returned home in to eastern Idaho where he does weather on KPVI-TV.
Past Shows:
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| Tuesday September 2, 2008 |
In a special on the dangers of the artificial sweetener aspartame, Dr. Betty Martini was joined by a panel of experts throughout the evening. Aspartame, which she described as addictive, can cause a number of problems that people might not realize stem from its consumption, including headaches, dizziness, mood change, and joint pain. Its effects can be slow and subtle, but quite serious-- sometimes leading to miscarriages and seizures, she said. Consumer representative James Turner spoke about the history of aspartame and its pathway to approval. A public inquiry held in 1980 ruled it shouldn't be marketed because of its association with brain tumors, but Donald Rumsfeld (who served as head of the pharmaceutical company G. D. Searle at the time) managed to engineer its approval, he recounted. Stephen Fox, a consumer advocate, discussed efforts to get aspartame rescinded from the market, and suggested a new FDA commissioner was needed to carry this through. He recomme
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Host: George Noory
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| Wednesday March 22, 2006 |
Founder of Endtime Ministries, Irvin Baxter, discussed how biblical prophecies such as from the Book of Revelation are lining up to indicate that we are entering into 'End Times.' In his estimation we are only around six to eight years away from the final battle of Armageddon, which he described as a conflict involving nuclear weapons, lasting possibly just 45 days. Leading up to this will be a war involving a nation with a 200 million strong army (which he suspects is China) that will result in the deaths of 2 billion people. One of the key 'End Times' indicators, he said, is the planned National ID Card which Americans will need to begin using by May 2008. The card is moving us much closer to the prophesied "Mark of the Beast," he believes, and because of this and other concerns, he has launched the No National ID campaign. The Antichrist is likely a man somewhere in his 40's to 60's, possibly a high official in the EU, opined Baxter, who added that the man doesn't re
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Host: George Noory
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| Friday February 24, 2006 |
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,"
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Host: George Noory
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| Friday September 23, 2005 |
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.
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Host: George Noory
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| Tuesday August 30, 2005 |
In the middle two hours of the show, founder of the Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center, Gabriel Cousens M.D. shared his research and methodology. By consuming live (uncooked) foods a person can raise their biophoton levels and thus be more connected to the "living field" and have greater energy, he said. Cousens also noted that eating less has been scientifically shown to increase longevity. Further, he has found that supervised "green juice" fasting for a period of seven days can be helpful in turning around such conditions as diabetes and high blood pressure. Fasting for this length of time resets certain biological parameters and can activate a person's anti-aging genes, he explained.First hour guest, meteorologist Scott Stevens offered analysis of Hurricane Katrina. He believes there is evidence that suggests weather manipulation technology (that the Russians have) was used in the creation and path of the storm which was deliberately focused on destroying the refineries and oil f
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Host: George Noory
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| Wednesday August 17, 2005 |
Television weatherman Scott Stevens shared his view that Project HAARP or similar technology has been used to manipulate the weather by altering atmospheric waves, and that this has been going on for decades. He came to this conclusion after studying visible satellite imagery showing large weather systems with anomalous "punched out" sections and square clouds. The punched out energy from these systems are moved to other parts of the sky, he explained. The technology, Stevens suggested, was probably based on the ideas of Tesla, but utimately it has been adapted to create floods, heat waves, and other weather disturbances for military or profit purposes.Though he has not seen the actual equipment or blueprints he believes that Russia, Japan, America, Brazil, Israel and possibly India and China all have this weather manipulation technology. Such technology, Stevens said, could also be deployed for positive uses, such as a counter measure to prevent hurricanes. He also comment
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Host: George Noory
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| Saturday January 29, 2005 |
Television weatherman Scott Stevens believes our weather is being controlled by outside sources. Stevens said he became convinced "something was playing in the sky" after studying visible satellite imagery that showed large weather systems with anomalous "punched out" sections and square clouds.
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Host: Art Bell
