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 »

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, 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 »

Anthropologist, author, and primary investigator of the Early Man sites in Ethiopia, Hank Wesselman discussed how shamanism can be used for accessing the realms of spirit and gave an update on discoveries in anthropology. His new book, co-authored with Sandra Ingerman, explores shamanic techniques such as listening to drumming to enter trance states. First hour guest, ghostbuster Mary Ann Winkowski joined George in the studio to talk about her encounters with earthbound spirits. ... More »

In the first half of the show, real-life ghostbuster and consultant to the TV show Ghost Whisperer, Mary Ann Winkowski shared some of her adventures with earthbound spirits. Dr. Bob Curran (book link) appeared in the latter of half of the show, discussing the creation of the werewolf tradition, how humans transform themselves into animals, and why the werewolf is viewed as evil. ... More »

Three surprise guests made their way through the "Secret Door" to speak with George Noory. First up was ghostbuster Mary-Ann Winkowski who talked about how she guides the deceased out of the earthly plane. Investigative mythologist William Henry discussed the transformative and symbolic aspects of the U.S. Capitol building, followed by investment advisor Catherine Austin Fitts offering analysis of the economy. ... More »

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed explosive material found in 9/11 World Trade Center dust, English crop circle formations, and Earth's quiet sun. First hour guest, ghostbuster Mary Ann Winkowski spoke about the phenomenon of walk-ins, in which an earthbound spirit inhabits the body of a person whose soul has departed. ... More »

A special evening featured four separate guests covering such topics as spy chips, ghosts, food & energy, and ancient Lemuria. In the first hour,privacy advocate Katherine Albrecht reported on how cell phones can be used to track people's locations without their consent. A cell phone sends out a location beacon every 15 minutes, but this can be subverted by turning your cell phone off, she said. Bluetooth headsets have even less location privacy she noted. Appearing in the second hour, ghostbuster Mary Ann Winkowski described her work communicating with the deceased at their funerals. She noted that spirits often linger at the photo collages increasingly used at funerals in order to hear what people say about particular images. Of late, people seem to be dying at younger ages as though they're in a hurry to move on, she commented. Author Howard Bloom joined the show in the third hour to offer analysis on the oil and food crisis. Blaming food riots ... More »

The publisher of Legendary Times, Giorgio Tsoukalos spoke about evidence for the Ancient Astronaut theory.Working with such notables as Erich Von Daniken, he has conducted scientific investigations at a variety of ancient sites. There are a number of ancient descriptions of beings who wore clothes like metal and helmets with breathing apparatus, suggesting a kind of space-suit, he detailed. The Nazca Lines in the Peruvian desert feature huge drawings of figures that can only be recognized from the air, as well as lines that go on for miles, which could be construed as landing strips. One figure, known as the Astronaut, looks like an "ET" and has one finger pointed to the sky, said Tsoukalos, who added that ancient tradition in the area speaks of gods descending from the skies, and teaching mankind various disciplines. He described portions of scripture, such as Ezekiel's description of an incredible aerial vehicle, that relate to the ancient astronaut hypothesis. Ts ... More »

Futurist and intuitive Sean David Morton returned to share his predictions and insights. He discussed how humanity is affected by different cycles. ... More »

In this special Ghost Trilogy, three separate guests, Leslie Rule, Mary Ann Winkowski, and Joshua Warren, presented their research into spirits and hauntings. ... 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 »

"Ghostbuster" Mary Ann returned to describe her work with earthbound spirits and consultations for the hit TV series, Ghost Whisperer. ... More »

Paranormal investigator Mary Ann Winkowski talked about her experiences with earthbound spirits, many of whom she has helped to cross over, and her work as a consultant on the hit TV show, Ghost Whisperer. ... More »

Often called the Erma Bombeck of "Ghostbusters", Mary Ann, shared stories of her numerous communications with earthbound spirits, which she said she began to see as a young child. ... More »