In the first hour and a half, George spoke with Steven Gibbs about his Hyper Dimensional Resonator (HDR), a machine that Gibbs claims makes time travel possible. Gibbs said the HDR was developed by his counterpart from an alternate future Earth...

Shocked by the story about two pilots who fell asleep while approaching Denver International Airport, George offered an 'I fell asleep (at the most inopportune time)' hotline during Open Lines.

Art Bell hosted his annual Halloween broadcast of Ghost-to-Ghost, with callers sharing their spookiest stories.

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.

Appearing for the entire four-hour show, crime writer Philip Carlo discussed the mindsets of various types of killers such as mafia hitmen, serial killers, CIA assassins, and terrorists.

George offered a 'bizarre stories' hotline during Open Lines. Dr. Roger Leir appeared in the 1st hour as well.

George Noory hosted a night of LIVE Labor Day Open Lines, featuring callers' strange work stories. He also paid tribute to some of C2C's staff, interviewing board operators Dan Galanti & Steve Carr, and producer Tom Danheiser.

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

Professor of Physics at the Univ. of Conn., Dr. Ron Mallett shared his research into time travel.

During Open Lines, George offered a 'moron' line for callers wishing to share their moronic stories.

Investigative journalist George Knapp and researcher Colm Kelleher discussed their book Hunt for the Skinwalker, which chronicles bizarre paranormal events that were scientifically studied at a ranch in Utah.

George hosted an evening of 'Fright Night' Open Lines.

During the first hour, George spoke with the creator of johntitor.com, Oliver Williams, and Titor family attorney Larry Haber, who talked about the famous time traveler case.

Author Steve Quayle addressed various topics including the recent spate of bird deaths in the US and Australia and the strange smell in New York.

Filling in for George, Ian Punnett hosted a night of Open Lines with a special topic line for 'Otherkins' -- people who believe they have non-human souls.

In a rebroadcast from 1/10/06, Colm Kelleher and George Knapp discussed their investigation of the Skinwalker Ranch.

Filling in for George Noory, Art Bell hosted a night of Open Lines. Inspired by a plotline in the Dean Koontz book Life Expectancy, Art picked out the subject of Best & Worst Days for callers to share.

Filling in for George Noory, Art Bell hosted a night of Open Lines.

Art Bell hosted an evening of Open Lines, including a special 'Deal with the Devil' hotline.

During Open Lines, George shared new info from Dr. Morgus about how all of us could travel back and forth in time through a tear in the space-time continuum, but only for three hours on this particular Friday night.

For Open Lines George offered a special 'weird and wacky' hotline. In the first hour, Ed and Kris Sherwood discussed 'flying humanoids,' and Alex Jones talked about the 'torture bill' that was recently passed.

Ripley Entertainment Communications VP Tim O'Brien spoke about the life of Robert L. Ripley, the originator of Ripley's Believe it or Not, during the middle two hours of the show.

During Open Lines, George offered a 'strange things that happen in the night' hotline.

During Friday night's program, George offered three different special topic lines, one for each hour of Open Lines. The 2nd hour featured stories from people who have had flat tires in weird situations.

Open Lines featured the "Outdoor Scary Hotline" in which callers shared intense incidents that happened to them while outside.

In the first hour, reporter and editor for Earthfiles, Linda Moulton Howe, presented her report on Thomas Sheppard, a retired U.S. Navy Chief Yeoman who claims to have seen photographs of aliens while looking through a classified vault at White...

George Noory hosted four hours of Open Lines and offered a 'weird' hotline for callers with bizarre stories to tell.

Frequent caller and self-proclaimed demon, Oscar returned to the show to inform George that Elvis Presley is not dead. According to the Son of Satan, Elvis is currently in the Midwestern United States under witness protection. Oscar said Elvis...

During Open Lines George offered a 'Fortune Cookie' hotline for people who have received a fortune that has come true. The Coast host also cracked open a couple of cookies and read some of his fortunes ("Practice is the best of all...