Gregg McBride

Gregg McBride

Biography:

Gregg McBride is a former advertising Creative Director and is now a writer. His screenwriting credits include Happily Never After , Have a Nice Life , Epicenter , Before & After, Stepmonster and Sobriety High and more.

Gregg is the author of Just Stop Eating So Much! He has been fighting the battle of the bulge for his entire life. As early as the first grade, he was called fat and put on strict diets by his parents, doctors and other professionals. Everyone wondered what was wrong with him when all of the diets failed. Gregg continued to try and lose weight as an adult, joining weight loss groups, paying hundreds - even thousands - of dollars to organizations and programs that promised quick fixes to his lifelong problem. Upon graduating from college, Gregg tipped the scales at 450 pounds and would literally be left breathless from having a conversation on the phone. It's when Gregg stopped looking for a quick fix and started using common sense that he had a breakthrough - one that his friends, colleagues and countless strangers have begged him to share once they learned that this now thin, healthy and attractive young man used to weigh as much as he did.

Website(s):

Book(s):

Past Shows:

  • Hollow Moon & Disappearing People

    Investigative journalist Rob Shelsky combines his education in the sciences with his investigations of paranormal and anomalous phenomena. He discussed his work on the hollow Moon theory and accounts of the Earth having no Moon at all, as well as reports of disappearing people...More »
  • CIA & Roswell

    In the middle two hours, former CIA agent Chase Brandon discussed his work at the secretive agency, as well as his claims of viewing a box that contained materials about the Roswell crash. Gregg McBride managed to lose 250 pounds and keep it off. In the first hour, Gregg...More »
  • Programmed Reality

    Electrical engineer and scientific truth seeker Jim Elvidge discussed evidence that shows we could be living in a programmed reality, in which "everything [we] perceive is under program control or is generated by some computational mechanism."According to Elvidge,...More »

Last Night

Forensic Thrillers / Mysterious Burial Mounds
Forensic Thrillers / Mysterious Burial Mounds
Author and former medical examiner Patricia Cornwell discussed her journey into writing forensic thrillers. Followed by independent researcher Fritz Zimmerman on his investigation of 700 mound and earthwork sites in the Ohio Valley.

Coastzone

CoastZone banner
Sign up for our free CoastZone e-newsletter to receive exclusive daily articles.