A group of experts discussed earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and climate change, and shared their predictions as to what we might expect in 2008 and beyond. First,geologist Jim Berkland and author/earthquake 'sensitive' Cal Orey spoke about quakes and weather cycles. Berkland noted that there's a relationship between earthquakes and heavy rain/snow, which can cause loading to the crust. Offering their predictions, Orey suggested that there'd be flooding in the Tahoe area, a possible quake in Alaska affecting the West Coast, and around a 6.0 quake in or offshore Northern California within a year. Berkland finds it more likely that a 6.0 will hit Southern California this year, with a seismic window particularly strong in the new moon periods of May, June and July.As a sensitive, Orey said she sometimes hears "ear tones" before a quake; Berkland stated that some sensitives get headaches before earthquakes. In the third hour, volcanologist R.B. Trombley and au ... More »

Investigative reporter Randall Fitzgerald believes that the interaction of synthetic chemicals is wreaking havoc on human health and weakening people's immune systems. ... More »

Director of the Institute for Resonance, Dr. Simeon Hein, shared his theories and scientific analyses of crop circles, as well as information about resonant viewing. ... More »

Consumer health advocate Dr. Leonard Horowitz returned to discuss problems in the health field, as well as dramatic new treatment products. A "global elite," he believes, is working towards reducing the population by using "non lethal warfare," that kills people slowly. By enchaining huge numbers of sick people into "long term pharmaceutical slavery," they can profit off a population that is gradually being weaned down, he explained. But Horowitz said there are five practical steps that people can do to protect or regain their health. The first is to detoxify, and one of the best ways to do this is through fasting, he said, adding that the Stanley Burroughs method (The Master Cleanser) is one that he recommends. The other steps include deacidification, boosting immunity, oxygenation, and bioenergetic therapies. He also expressed excitement over a variety of new products and technologies that can enhance health. These include an ointment called Tetrasil that he said "electrocu ... More »

Investigative mythologist William Henry & historian Laurence Gardner joined in a discussion about Holy Grail mysteries and how they relate to theories in the Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. As in that book, both Gardner and Henry contend that Jesus married Mary Magdalene and had children with her. Their bloodline, is what some consider to be the Holy Grail.Gardner offered a critiqued of the Da Vinci Code, suggesting that some of the material presented as fact in the fiction work, were less than entirely accurate. For instance, he said the notion that Da Vinci encoded his paintings with hidden allegorical messages, while true, was more evident in certain works that Brown didn’t cite.Gardner also explained how Jesus likely survived the crucifixion. Historically, he said, it could take up to two weeks for people to die when nailed to a cross and additionally the idea of Jesus' resurrection was not compiled until the 4th century.During Hour 2, Henry appeared solo and chatted abou ... More »

In this special program three different guests weighed in on the disaster that occurred after the Sumatra quake.In the first hour volcanologist R.B. Trombley of SWVRC discussed the underpinnings of earthquakes and tsunamis. "The Earth is a living, dynamic planet," and as such it is a natural phenomenon for tectonic plates to move. The Sumatra quake was set off when the 620 mile boundary of the Euro-Asian plate shifted, he said.In Hour 2, author Steve Quayle noted that Stan Deyo had correctly foreseen the possibility of a quake near Indonesia and had posted diagrams related to it. Deyo reportedly said he had never seen such pressure building up on the plates, and there could yet be a domino effect where more large quakes occur in other areas, such as America's West Coast. Quayle also pointed out that two Indian scholars had also predicted the Indonesian quake, though at a lesser magnitude. Author Stuart Wilde shared visions of disaster in the third hour. His November pre ... More »

Marilyn Schlitz, Ph.D., of the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS) talked about alternative and conventional medicine, as well as extended human abilities like distant healing.Schlitz thinks "there are some really fundamental challenges that face standard [conventional] medicine today," including an increasing reliance on technology and focus on manipulating "the external." Missing from the Western scientific and medical framework, she believes, are a "level of consciousness and interiority" found in other cultures around the world, where the mind-body relationship is integral to healing.According to Schlitz, laboratory research is now showing that distant healing works and can be measured, but not always. Belief may play an important part in the process, she notes. Schlitz also cited a statistical study of populations that found populations with spiritual and religious practices were healthier than populations without such beliefs.Want to learn more about the r ... 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 »

EV Worlds publisher and editor, Bill Moore, shared his views on alternative sustainable transportation and our current dependence on foreign oil. He cited a recent report by the Rocky Mountain Institute (free PDF book), that feared that the US military was turning into a "global oil protection service." Interestingly, he noted that the report was actually commissioned by the Pentagon. 10,000 gallons of gasoline are used every second in the U.S., "so you can see the magnitude of the problem," said Moore. There are a variety of alternatives, "some evolutionary, some revolutionary," he continued. One type of automobile technology he recommended was that of "plug-in hybrids" which can run on both electricity and liquid fuel such as ethanol. Studies have shown that the typical amount of driving done in one day is about 24 miles, which an electric car can handle without recharging. For longer trips, the vehicle's engine that runs on liquid fuel can be used, he noted. Moore also discu ... More »

An expert in spiritualism and hypnosis, Adrienne Feliceshared her research into the spirit world. "The physical world is a prototype of the spirit world," which existed before the physical realm, she detailed. "It is where we come from," and contains an astral world followed by six more levels going to closer to God, she said. She believes we are here in the earthly plane in order to learn lessons which we absorb through our emotions. In the spirit world, she noted that thoughts are instantly manifested into realities. This realm operates perfectly according to "Natural Law," in which for instance a person who goes swimming in a body of water, will be instantly dry when they step out, she explained.The spirit world is a "beautiful place," she continued, in which things don't age or die. Flowers are always in bloom and can be experienced as music, while music is experienced as color and form in addition to sound. Once someone dies they will immediately find themselves in the ast ... 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 »