Author and researcher David Sereda returned for a conversation about UFOs and ETs. He categorized visiting extraterrestrials into two groups: enlightened beings capable of traveling through a "singularity" and appearing anywhere in the universe in "zero time," and what we might term "demi-gods" who travel in spaceships within our galaxy. There is evidence that these demi-gods visited our ancient civilizations, and were, for instance, involved in the construction of the pyramids, he noted.
Sereda compared the apparent gathering of DNA samples of humans and animals by aliens to a "Noah's Ark" scenario, where the samples could be used to "re-seed the planet with those species." He suggested that humans may do this in the future if we need to leave the Earth. Sereda added that he was currently filming a documentary titled "From Here to Andromeda," which he hoped to have ready for Spring 2007.
He had also started a petition campaign to put him on a Shuttle mission to look for UFOs. In the last hour, Serena answered listener questions. In the third hour, Art announced the death of soul icon James Brown, the news of which had just come out. The first hour featured news and Open Lines.