Futurist John Jay Harper discussed how Solar Cycle 24 marks the start of a disastrous cycle for our climate and civilization. The new solar cycle, which according to experts is currently under way, indicates that solar activity — sunspots...

Kicking off the New Year, Ian Punnett hosted Coast to Coast AM's annual prediction show featuring psychics and prognosticators sharing what they see coming in the year 2008. In order of the guests' appearances, here are some of the highlights:...

Clinical nutritionist and author of The Crazy Makers, Carol Simontacchi discussed the relationship between food and mental health. She pointed out that a direct causative relationship exists between the consumption of fruits and vegetables and...

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett welcomed author and consultant Andrew Colarik, who commented on various privacy-related issues during the first two hours of Friday's show. Colarik spoke about the domestic satellite surveillance program, which...

Bill Harry, the founder of Mersey Beat magazine and one of John Lennon's best friends, joined author R. Gary Patterson to discuss Lennon, reports that he is composing songs in the afterlife and channeling them through psychics, as well as...

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett hosted an evening of Open Lines. Sarah in New York played a reverse speech audio clip from Ian's 10/6/07 chat with Jon Jefferson, author of Beyond the Body Farm. According to Sarah, when part of Jefferson's...

Live from England, Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince, authors of The Sion Revelation discussed their research into Secret Societies. The duo talked about their investigation into the Priory of Sion, saying the popular notion of the organization is...

A special evening of Open Lines hosted by Ian Punnett featured a wide variety of calls. One of the most fascinating was from "Archer" who discussed the "old North Pole," which he said was originally located in Finland.

Ian was joined by best-selling author Dean Koontz, who discussed his childhood, the themes and characters in his writings, as well as his most recent book about the mystery of the human-dog bond, The Darkest Evening of the Year.

Ian spoke with author and electronic gaming entrepreneur David Levy about his new book, Love + Sex with Robots, in which he explores how robots may one day participate in physical and emotional relationships with human beings.

Author and adventurer Robert Young Pelton discussed his latest book, Licensed to Kill: Hired Guns in the War on Terror, in which he explores the rise of military privatization in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as in our own country.

Scientist, author and expert in human locomotor adaptations, Jeffrey Meldrum discussed evidence for an actual biological species behind the legend of Bigfoot.

Ian welcomed investment advisor Catherine Austin Fitts for a wide-ranging conversation that included a discussion of aliens, the black budget, 'pump and dump' economics and the devaluation of the U.S. dollar.

Author and astrologer Barrie Dolnick joined her co-author, attorney Anthony H. Davidson, in a discussion on the nature of luck and ways a person can maximize his or her own personal luck.

Filmmaker and activist Alex Jones discussed his latest film, Endgame, which chronicles the so-called "global elite's" rise to power and purportedly reveals their secret plan to reduce the world's population by 80%.

Paranormal investigator and editor of Haunted Times Magazine, Christopher Moon discussed his work with the 'Telephone to the Dead' (Frank's Box), a device that purportedly allows real time two-way communication with the spirit world.

Founder of the Aboriginal Living Skills School, Cody Lundin shared survival tips from backwoods self-reliance to urban disaster mitigation.

Ian spoke with veteran journalist and documentary filmmaker Jon Jefferson about his recent book, Beyond the Body Farm, co-authored with forensic anthropologist Dr. Bill Bass.

Businessman and author John Perkins discussed his work as a former 'economic hit man.'

Third and fourth generation science writers, Sandra Blakeslee and her son Matthew, discussed their new book The Body Has a Mind of Its Own, which explores the breakthrough technology of body mapping.

Expert in ancient manuscripts, Glenn Kimball, discussed what the Mayans and other ancients recorded on their calendars about the year 2012, and the grand implications of what could be in store for humanity.

Writer and producer Jack Cashill discussed the connection between the first World Trade Center bombing (1993), the downing of TWA Flight 800, the Iraq war, and how the terrorist attack on 9/11 could have been averted.

Self-described autodidact and co-founder of the Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence, Eliezer Yudkowsky discussed the technological creation of the first smarter-than-human intelligence - what he calls the Singularity.

Ian welcomed writer Christine Wicker, who discussed her work as a religion reporter for The Dallas Morning News as well as her research into spiritualism and magic, which she defined as "all those things that science will not allow us to...

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett (armed with his new train whistle) welcomed author Tony Reevy during the first half of the program.

During the second hour, engineer and scientist Maurice Cotterell shared his theory based on ancient holy books about the purpose of the universe, which he said is here to facilitate God's growth.

Ian was joined by investment advisor Catherine Austin Fitts for a discussion on various financial- and economy-related topics.

Professor of psychiatry and medicine at the University of Arizona, Gary E. Schwartz, Ph.D. discussed his most recent research into energy healing.

William Henry discussed his work as an investigative mythologist, and his recent trip to Switzerland and Rennes-le-Chateau, France.

In the second hour, Todd Standing discussed his documentation of Bigfoot and efforts to make these creatures a protected species in Canada.