David Race Bannon (davidbannon.net) appeared on Monday's night show with a shocking tale of being a member of an assassination squad employed by Interpol, the international law enforcement agency. As part of the Archangel division, it was his...

Francene Cucinello (francene.net) filled in for Barbara Simpson this past Sunday night. She spoke with Rabbi Moshe Yess (rabbiyess.com) whobelieves we may be living at the "end of days." He spoke about the current situation in Iraq...

Due to technical difficulties, Barbara Simpson's live Saturday night show was not able to be broadcast. Instead a repeat of last Saturday's (3/22) show was played.It featured her interview with military expert Alex Standish of Janes.com.

Bioterrorism and disaster preparedness expert, Steve Quayle (stevequayle.com), spent the first half of Friday night's show discussing the war. This was followed by Open Lines which included tales from time travelers. It's like a...

Thursday night's first half featured war analysis with former UNSCOM weapons inspector Bill Tierney, while the latter two hours of the show delved into the mind with OBE expert William Buhlman. "Ultimately it comes down to a gut check...

Mass behavior expert Howard Bloom (howardbloom.net), was the guest for the first half of Wednesday night's regular show, offering his analysis of how the war was being portrayed in the media. "The foreign press has been set up to believe...

Author and military expert, Col. John Alexander (Future War) joined George this Tuesday night. A long time advocate for the development of non-lethal weapons, Alexander discussed the latest in battle technology as well as developments in the Iraq...

Sidney J. Goodman, a professional engineer, and author of Asleep at the Geiger Counter was the main guest during Monday's regular broadcast time. "In the beginning anyone who criticized the nuclear power industry became known as a...

Coast to Coast continued its unique war coverage on Sunday evening, when George did an early broadcast with guests Future War expert Col. John Alexander and columnist John M. Curtis. (Col. Alexander will be George's guest for a full three hours...

Barbara's guest in her regular Saturday time slot was Alex Standish, who previously worked as the BBC's Balkans correspondent and currently reports on geopolitical, security and terrorism issues for janes.com. He spoke with her about the new...

Friday night was another six-hour marathon Coast to Coast, featuring three different guests plus open lines. Raymond Tanter (website), a scholar of The Washington Institute and member of the Council on Foreign Relations, kicked off the early...

It was another Coast to Coast under wartime this past Thursday night, with George presenting a six-hour marathon show for the second night in a row. While seer Sean David Morton was the guest for the latter half of the show, the first three hours...

As war broke out on Wednesday night, George stayed on the air for a full six hours combining updates from the Middle East with open lines. Callers phoned in their reactions to the new war and how it was affecting their lives. George also set up...

James Oberg (jamesoberg.com), who had a 22-year career as a space engineer in Houston, appeared on Tuesday's show discussing all things space oriented. "I'm the only journalist NASA officially described as whacko," Oberg joked when...

Dogs "are interconnected in the great weave of life, something that we have become abstracted from. They give us back at least a semblance of the instincts we have lost --deep connectivity, love, empathy, caring," said Dr. Jean Houston...

Jack Cashill (cashill.com)an investigative journalist, and co-author of First Strike, spoke with Barbara on Sunday night. He presented evidence that the downing of TWA Flight 800 in 1996 was the result of a terrorist action.

Geophysicist J. Marvin Herndon (nuclearplanet) who has called the Earth a gigantic natural nuclear power plant, was Barbara's guest this Saturday night. He discussed his research into the feasibility of a nuclear fission reactor at the center of...

The Alien Hotline was open on Friday night. "You can call me Bill," said the first self-proclaimed ET of the evening. Saying he was here to study our planet, the caller was not by himself. His cohort? A yapping dog in the background.

"I wasn't just trained to do good, I was trained to fight evil," said Thursday night's guest, Dr. Evelyn Paglini (mysticalblend), a self-proclaimed witch. Paglini, an authority on the occult and supernatural, doesn't believe there is...

"History is full of facts but not necessarily full of truths," said Laurence Gardner (Graal.co.uk) an esteemed historian, genealogist and author who was the guest on Wednesday's show. Delving back into ancient times, Gardner has sifted...

"I was in a state of shock-- totally frozen," said Dr. Matthew Johnson, a licensed clinical psychologist, who on Tuesday night's show, described his reaction upon first seeing a Sasquatch. He encountered the creature while hiking with...

"If you want to know what your climate is going to be like, look at the climate that is 500 miles to the north of you," said journalist Henry Willis, the author of Earth's Future Climate. Willis, the guest on Monday night's show, said...

Mars Society President Dr. Robert Zubrin, the winner of the Robert A Heinlein Award for “lifetime achievement in promoting the goal of a free space-faring civilization,” was Barbara's guest on Sunday night. He discussed The Mars...

Rachel Verdon author of Lyme Disease and the SS Elbrus, spoke with Barbara this past Saturday night. She believes the epidemic got its start in the US at the end of World War II from Soviet fur shipments.

"You've got to be brain dead to take a 1955 smallpox vaccine," that's been diluted five times, and contains a "virtual witches brew" of ingredients, said Dr. Leonard Horowitz, (healingcelebrations) an outspoken authority on...

"I have the most horrible message that I have ever put out in my 7 years on the show," said Major Ed Dames, who was George's guest on Thursday night. Dames, one of the world's foremost remote viewers, is predicting a nuclear attack by...

"I was very interested in the political aspect of the ET presence," said Michael Salla PhD, the guest on Wednesday night's show. The founder of exopolitics.org, a site dedicated to the ramifications of such a presence, Salla believes...

"There are at least 300,000 near-earth objects," that could potentially hit our planet said Daniel Durda, an asteroid expert from the Southwest Research Institute. Durda, who was George Noory's guest the very first time he hosted Coast...

David Hagberg (hagflan@aol.com) the author of numerous fast-paced international thrillers, appeared on Monday night's program. Eerily, he described events similar to 9/11 in Joshua's Hammer, which he wrote in 1998 and featured Ossama bin Laden as...

Bill Goss, Lt. Commander, USN (Ret.) (BillGoss.com) a survivor of 30 accidents as well as melanoma, chatted with Barbara about methods to overcome cancer. Part of his recovery he said was aided by his pet squirrel.