Upcoming Shows

Consciousness explorer Elizabeth April joins Rich Berra (email) to share her predictions for the major shifts coming in 2026, and what she’s seen through remote viewing regarding Reptilian beings interacting with humanity. Followed by historian Courtney McInvale along with members and associates of the band Shinedown (Berry Kerch,  Eric Bass, John Guarnieri, and Ty Sherrell), who'll discuss their new project called Boo's, Brews & BBQ, a paranormal group and investigative storytelling project.

6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to 2/12/01 when scientist Colm Kelleher from NIDS spoke about UFOs and anomalies.

First Half: Joining George Knapp, investigator David Paulides discusses his new documentary film Missing 411 National Parks: Washington State. He'll detail a series of unusual disappearances at Olympic and Mount Rainier National Parks and how these cases follow a mysterious profile he established.

Second Half: Filmmaker Dean Alioto will delve into the UFO community’s impatience with the promise of "full" disclosure while other aspects of the phenomenon are being overlooked. As the media remains focused on unearthing government photos, and UFO footage, a bigger question has yet to be asked: Why are "they" coming here?

First Half: Researcher Christopher Lee Jones shares updated insights on the growing threat of the Kessler effect. As satellites and debris multiply in Earth’s orbit, even one collision could trigger a cascading chain reaction, potentially rendering entire orbital regions unusable for generations.

Second Half: Social psychologist Barry Markovsky explores why people believe in the magical, bizarre, and paranormal. He explains how belief is shaped —often without our awareness— drawing on examples like paranormal party games, a "haunted" vape shop, and a farmer who claims to detect underground energy with a bent rod.

First Half: Author and science correspondent Matt Kaplan examines how breakthroughs often happen despite, not because of, the research community. He explores how support can be withheld from those who don’t conform or lack the right connections, and questions whether science has always functioned this way or is becoming more dysfunctional.

Second Half: Specialized investigator Greg Lawson works to bridge law enforcement and the study of the unknown. He discusses his investigations of paranormal hotspots in more than 40 countries, his five books on the subject, and his broader experience researching unexplained phenomena.

First Half: Bigfoot field researcher Cliff Barackman discusses his Sasquatch investigations, the work of the North American Bigfoot Center, and biological evidence pointing to an unrecognized North American primate. He'll also report on recent sightings in Minnesota.

Second Half: Cal Cooper, professor of parapsychology and co-director of parapsychology education at the California Institute for Human Science, explores the scientific study of alleged psychic phenomena, including ESP, telepathy, clairvoyance, and mind-matter interaction.

First Half: Dave Juliano, a veteran paranormal investigator, demonologist, and educator with more than four decades of experience, discusses the realities of demonology and how it is often misunderstood or misrepresented. He also shares how he helps those dealing with negative hauntings and troubling encounters.

Second Half: C2C's investigative reporter Cheryll Jones presents her interview with scientist and author, retired Major David Toon, on dark matter and its role in the universe. The last hour features a live conversation between George, Cheryll, and David.

March 18 was the anniversary of the first spacewalk in 1965. Joining guest host Ryan Wrecker (email), Cydonia Institute founder and investigator George Haas reflects on that historic milestone and previews the long-awaited Artemis II launch, scheduled for April 1, 2026. He also discusses Elon Musk’s push to build lunar colonies ahead of Mars exploration, and the provocative idea that Mars may already contain the ruins of vast ancient structures. Followed by Open Lines. Give Ryan a call and discuss whatever is on your mind!