Upcoming Shows

Guest host Connie Willis (info) welcomes Sergeant James Penniston to discuss the Rendlesham Forest Incident's upcoming 45th anniversary. He'll describe his own alleged encounters with unknown crafts, unexplained lights, and alien visitors. Followed by Open Lines in the latter half—give Connie a call and share whatever's on your mind!

In the first half, guest host Rich Berra (email) welcomes paranormal researcher Alex Matsuo for a discussion about the eerie world of Christmas monsters and lore. From Krampus to lesser-known legends, these dark tales will add a chilling twist to your holiday season. In the second half, medical medium and spiritual teacher Kimberly Meredith will share her unique fusion of ancient spiritual teachings, quantum consciousness, and practical healing techniques.

6-10pm PT: Art Bell—Somewhere in Time returns to 1/29/99 when Major Ed Dames discussed his remote viewing of Satan.

First Half: After being shot by her ex, and left for dead, Katrina Brownlee decided to become an NYPD detective and fight for justice. She'll join guest host Ryan Wrecker (email) to discuss the highs and lows of life as a police officer, including her time spent in a dangerous undercover role.

Second Half: Karen Kubicko will discuss how past-life regression can provide a unique opportunity to interact with spirit guides, allowing individuals to receive direct insight, guidance, and healing that often transcends a remembered lifetime.

First Half: On Christmas of 1924, writer and narrator of The Twilight Zone, Rod Serling, was born in Syracuse, New York. Producer and director Mark Scott Zicree will discuss Serling's life and his role in establishing television standards, often clashing with TV executives and sponsors over a wide range of issues.

Second Half: Author and lover of the strange, Varla Ventura, will bring us her research on the ghosts, witches, and monsters of winter, along with the magic and lore behind some beloved holiday traditions, such as kissing under the mistletoe and listening for Santa's reindeer.

First Half: Dr. Randi Shannon will discuss the many ways we can use natural remedies to help with ailments in addition to using modern medicine. Dr. Shannon believes that supplementation and natural remedies are essential when it comes to everyday health.

Second Half: The anniversary of The Exorcist film release is just a few days away, on December 26. Psychic and paranormal researcher Richard Jackson will talk about the movie and discuss his training with Father Robert McKenna, a world-recognized exorcist.

First Half: Ordained Anglican Priest Lionel Fanthorpe will regale us with Christmas stories, and he'll also discuss the ancient midwinter feasts observed for millennia before the Christian Christmas. Fanthorpe will include information on Saint Nicholas and the Bishop of Myra in Turkey, who gave gifts to the poor. He'll explain the verses in the song The Twelve Days of Christmas, and treat us to many more holiday traditions and mysteries.

Second Half: It's Miracle Open Lines! Give George a call on this magical night and talk about a miracle you've experienced.

First Half: Storyteller, filmmaker, and author Karen Kingsbury will discuss miracles and the holiday season. She'll show how at Christmastime we are more aware of miracles because we are more in tune with the sense of wonder that accompanies this magical time of year. Kingsbury will share several stories of miracles she researched for her latest book, reminding us that miracles still guide us today and let us know we are never alone.

Second Half: Coast to Coast AM's investigative reporter Cheryll Jones will play her latest fascinating interview about strange and unexpected phenomena.

Angel communicator Susan Browne will explain how working with angels and their realms raises one's vibration, transforms limiting patterns, and creates greater wellbeing, clarity, and flow. She'll share stories from her work as a healer and offer simple practices that listeners can use immediately to feel more supported and spiritually connected. Followed by Open Lines—give Ryan a call and discuss whatever's on your mind!