George Noory hosts guest(s) TBA in the first half. Followed by Open Lines.

Engineer and scientist, Maurice Cotterell, joins John B. Wells to discuss how the 12-year Chinese Astrology calendar is simply a metaphor to describe the effects of the 11.5-year sunspot cycle on human personality and behavior.

6-10p PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to June 9, 1995, when a man calling himself "Mike" talked about his investigation of the Oklahoma City Bombings, and the possibility of a "John Doe #2" being involved with the attack.

Joining George Noory, Professor of Gerontology at the Weill Cornell Medical College, Dr. Karl Pillemer, will discuss his research on how people develop and change throughout their lives, including work on parents who have favorite children, as well as what really makes us happy.

Prof. Peter Ward will discuss his latest work on mass extinctions, and how much of the world's animals and plants have been shaped by four enormous catastrophes of the past. Current circumstances could be leading to another disaster, he warns.

Widely acknowledged as the world’s leading expert in the field of near-death experience, Raymond Moody M.D. will discuss how he was able to bridge the gap between science and the paranormal. He'll reveal the surprisingly thin line between the living and the deceased, and evidence for our deepest hopes: that our existence continues beyond this life.

Dissident researcher Michael Cremo will update his continuing work in forbidden archaeology and human origins. He'll also discuss the links between paranormal experiences and UFO encounters, as well as different kinds of UFO and alien beings.

George Noory hosts guest(s) TBA.

In the first half, George Noory hosts guest(s) TBA. Followed by Open Lines.