First hour guest, Earnest Cobb, who has won over $10.3 million in slot machine jackpots since 2005, talked about luck and gaming.

First hour guest, privacy advocate Katherine Albrecht commented on the NSA spying revelations, and related events.

In the latter half, researcher and radio host Don Ecker opined on various intriguing UFO cases and related mysteries.

In the latter half, Dr. Eric Pearl discussed the unlimited Universal energy that enables us to heal, as well as the wisdom of a channeled multidimensional intelligence named Solomon.

In the latter half, Father Sebastiaan, an influential figure on modern 'Vampyrism,' with his contributions in the areas of philosophy, spirituality, and nightlife, talked about his practice of "fangmaking," as well as the popularity of vampire mythology.

First hour guest, author Barbara Garson talked about the lasting effects of the economic recession, and how many Americans are struggling to get by, particularly younger people saddled with student loan debt.

In the latter half, reporter David Seaman discussed the breaking news about whistleblower Edward Snowden, and the ramification of his disclosures regarding NSA surveillance of American citizens via the Internet and telephone.

In the first hour, author Howard Bloom talked about recent government spying revelations as well as a White House petition calling for the release of whistleblower Bradley Manning. Also, theology expert Margaret Barker provided an update on the Jordan Codices.

In the latter half, author and researcher Michael Kohler discussed the puzzling work of Edward Leedskalnin and his Coral Castle near Miami, Florida.

First hour guest, author, filmmaker, and teacher Carmen Boulter talked about an underwater discovery of Egyptian period artifacts. Because of a UNESCO regulation, the artifacts must be kept in the sea water they were found in in order to be preserved.

In the latter half, author, speaker and hypnotherapist, Tina Sacchi, spoke about ways people can lead a heartfelt, spiritual life, and overcome emotional obstacles, guilt, and shame that sometimes occur when they move away from organized religion.

In the latter half of the show, callers were invited to share their paranormal experiences, and scary stories. First hour guest, privacy advocate Katherine Albrecht reacted to the recent Supreme Court ruling upholding the DNA swabbing of people under arrest.

First hour guest, healer and intuitive Tom Benedict talked about the healing properties of stones and crystals.

In the latter half, former NY Times journalist Ralph Blumenthal discussed why prestigious Harvard psychiatrist John Mack was completely convinced of the alien abduction phenomenon.

First hour guest, Dr. Peter Breggin reacted to a report that shouting helps you win arguments.

First hour guest, longtime TV newsman Larry Conners talked about being fired from KMOV in St. Louis after he made a post on Facebook questioning whether he was targeted by the IRS because of an interview he did with Pres. Obama.

In the first hour, analyst Craig B. Hulet and food expert Jeffrey Smith commented on issues related to Monsanto and GMOs.

During the latter half of the first hour, paranormal investigator Joshua P. Warren spoke live from Puerto Rico, where he is investigating various anomalous activity, including USOs-- unidentified submersible objects.

In the second half, author Bill Birnes talked about Dr. Max Jacobson, who developed a unique "energy formula" that altered the paths of some of the twentieth century’s most iconic figures, including President and Jackie Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra, and Elvis.