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Post by SAR01 on May 6, 2020 21:58:05 GMT -5
May 6, 2020 Coast Insider Audio Study Finds Evidence for Massive Ancient River on Mars: Scientists studying images of Mars believe that they have found evidence of a massive river that once flowed on the Red Planet. The remarkable discovery was reportedly made by researchers at Utrecht University in the Netherlands and announced in a paper published on Tuesday. Examining pictures of the Red Planet produced by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, the team noticed a particularly intriguing cliff. Read more. Ancient Martian River 5G, Coronavirus, & the Future: Filmmaker Ben Stewart believes there is a growing mistrust of political, corporate, and scientific systems among the general public. In the first half of Tuesday's show, he offered a vision of the future as technology continues to evolve and merge with our existence. He also spoke about 5G, the coronavirus, and the 'Deep State.' 5G (the next-generation standard for mobile networks) requires the placement of many more antennas than 4G, and works on millimeter waves. It will be magnitudes faster and allow for such things as driverless cars, remote surgery, downloading of entire movies in three seconds, and increased surveillance, he reported. Stewart has studied the issue of whether 5G transmissions will be detrimental to human health as the planet becomes surrounded by these waves, and found evidence on both sides. Get the full story here. Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. Combating Negativity with the Occult: Occult expert Devin Hunter has been practicing witchcraft since childhood, and helps guide people through various paranormal and spiritual experiences. In the latter half of Tuesday's show, he discussed a surge in negative energy and curses being experienced by a variety of his clients, and what he's doing to neutralize the detrimental effects. He detailed the case of a woman who inherited an heirloom ring that seemed to be cursed or cause negative behaviors. Many times, he noted, curses can be sent unconsciously, such as the "evil eye," when a person covets something that someone else has. Typically, when someone is cursed, it plays out with a string of bad luck, he explained, rather than any type of supernatural occurrences. Read the full recap here. Realistic Tiger Statue Provokes Armed Police Response: Big Cat Statue A perceived big cat sighting in England that led to an armed police response wound up having an amusing resolution when it was discovered that the 'beast' was, in fact, a realistic statue of a tiger. The bizarre incident reportedly occurred this past weekend when someone in the village of Underriver phoned the authorities to report seeing what appeared to be a massive feline lurking in a field. In anticipation of encountering a ferocious big cat, the local police department assembled a group of ten officers to respond to the call and even enlisted the help of a helicopter to locate the creature. Learn more. Today in Strangeness: Sigmund Freud, who opened a window on the unconscious mind, was born on this day in 1856. On this date in 1937, the Hindenburg Disaster took place when the German airship caught fire while attempting to dock at Lakehurst, New Jersey. Video: Voracious Sinkhole Filmed in Kenya: Kenya Sinkhole A captivating video out of Kenya shows a voracious sinkhole devouring massive chunks of land and grass. The bizarre scene reportedly unfolded last Friday in the town of Kericho, where heavy rains flooded the community and, in turn, exposed chasms beneath the ground. One such opening was spotted in a huge puddle and quickly took on a life of its own. Check out the amazing video here. Roger Stone Update / Amazing NDE Case: In the first half of Wednesday's show, political operative and pundit Roger Stone discusses his recently lifted gag order about his conviction on seven counts, including witness tampering, and why he believes he is a victim of a "deep state" takedown. Followed by David Ditchfield, who in 2006, was dragged under a speeding train in a freak accident. As the surgeons fought to save him, he had a profound near-death experience (NDE). When he woke up, he had acquired astonishing new abilities, which he'll detail along with what is on the Other Side.
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Post by SAR01 on May 8, 2020 12:32:42 GMT -5
Past Lives of Pets: In the second half of Thursday's show, authority on energy healing and mind-body medicine, Dr. Shelley Kaehr, discussed past lives with pets, including stories of people who discovered how they knew their animals before in past lives, and pets who passed away and reincarnated as new animals. She asserted that animals enter an afterlife just as humans do upon their deaths, and that they often reincarnate in soul groups (interacting with specific individuals over various lifetimes). Her research into this arena was fostered by past life regressions with clients, who sometimes revealed stories of pets and their unconditional love as part of their recalled narratives. Get the full scoop here.
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Post by SAR01 on May 9, 2020 12:33:35 GMT -5
May 09, 2020 Coast Insider Audio Bold New Theory Offered for Source of Tunguska Blast: An intriguing new theory has been offered for what caused the legendary 1908 Tunguska event. Scientists studying the strange incident, in which a mysterious blast of some kind flattened a whopping 80 million trees over an area of 830 square miles in Siberia, have long suspected that it was caused by a meteor striking the Earth. However, a recently published paper reportedly calls that hypothesis into question and, instead, put forward a rather fantastic alternative explanation. Learn more. Tunguska Evergreen Comic Books, Movies & UFOs: David Dastmalchian is most recognizable as one of the Joker's henchmen in The Dark Knight and more recently as the Russian hacker Kurt in Ant-Man. Between casting calls, on-set takes, and Hollywood meetings, Dastmalchian has found time to indulge his love of comic books with a fresh new horror series for Dark Horse titled Count Crowley: Reluctant Midnight Monster Hunter. He joined guest host Ian Punnett (Twitter) to discuss his UFO story, new graphic novel project, and his upcoming role The Suicide Squad. Get the full recap. Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. In Coast You Missed It: ICYMI 050820 Haunted real estate, an astounding near-death experience, and the past lives of pets were among the fascinating realms explored this past week on Coast to Coast AM. And, here at the C2C website, we told you about a tiger statue in England that inadvertently prompted an armed police response, a massive sandstorm that swept over the capital city of Niger, and the arrival of 'murder hornets' to America. Check out our round-up of highlights from the past week ... In Coast You Missed It. Today in Strangeness: On this date in 1671, Thomas Blood nearly pulled off one of Britain's most famous crimes: stealing the crown jewels from the Tower of London. His elaborate plot was foiled at the last minute when the subdued guard's son made a surprise visit to his father. Shockingly, Blood was pardoned for his crimes by the King of England for reasons which are still debated to this day. Lincoln Conspiracy / Roswell Chronicles / Pandemic Dreams: Hovering UFO Art In the first hour, author Brad Meltzer joins Richard Syrett (Twitter) to delve into the original conspiracy to kill President Lincoln in 1861. In the middle two hours, Roswell researchers Tom Carey and Don Schmitt talk about their continued investigation of the New Mexico UFO crash in 1947. Followed by C2C's web producer, Lex 'Lonehood' Nover, who chronicled in his book Nightmareland how the unconscious, dreams, and strange entities intermingle. He'll share the results of his survey of Coast listeners about their pandemic-era dreams.
From 6-10p PT, Coast Insiders can hear an Art Bell: Somewhere in Time program from 5/8/96, when a night of Open Lines covered such subjects as the chupacabras, and militia movement.
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Post by SAR01 on May 11, 2020 13:47:34 GMT -5
Weekend Edition May 11, 2020 Coast Insider Audio Ghosts Caught on Film: Sunday's second half guest Tim Scullion shared some of his latest eerie ghost photos. In his first image, Colonial Williamsburg's "Lady in White" moves sideways across the photo. See more images. Scullion ghost image Military UFO Encounters: USAF Maj. George Filer belongs to the generation of pilots and airmen who first became aware of the strange aircraft showing up in the Earth's atmosphere after World War II. Award-winning investigative reporter John Guerra spent four years interviewing Filer, a decorated intelligence officer. In the first half on Sunday, he joined Richard Syrett (Twitter) to discuss Filer's accounts of UFO reports. Guerra said that Filer was at first dubious of unidentified object reports, but was shaken out of his complacency by his own dramatic sighting from a refueling aircraft over the UK in 1962. Get the full recap here. Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. Ghost Photography: Tim Scullion has embarked on a haunting journey over six years and 20,000 photos to capture apparitions. In the second half of Sunday's program, Scullion talked about the images he's captured that defy explanation. He began as a tour guide in colonial Willamsburg, Virginia, which he stated contains the most remaining original 18th century buildings in the country. Scullion said that at first he was skeptical of any ghost activity, until a woman on one of his tours captured a "full-blown apparition" on her phone of someone who "appeared to be in 18th century costume." More info here. Robotic Patrols Singapore Park: robot Boston Dynamics' four-legged robotic , Spot, has been deployed in the Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park in Singapore in an effort to assist visitors with maintaining safe distances from each other. The bot will patrol a 4-mile area of the park and send back 'video analytics' which can be used to estimate the number of park-goers. Read more. Roswell Chronicles, Lincoln Conspiracy & Pandemic Dreams: In the middle two hours on Saturday, Roswell researchers Tom Carey and Don Schmitt joined Richard Syrett (Twitter) to discuss their continued investigation of the 1947 incident and their newest work on the infamous UFO case, Roswell: The Chronological Pictorial. "It takes you from the time of the crash... right up to the present," Carey said. It eliminates many questions and fills in gaps in the story, Schmitt noted, adding "it solidifies the case, we believe, greater than ever." In the first hour, author Brad Meltzer delved into the little-known first secret plot to kill President Lincoln in 1861, which he examines in full in his latest work, The Lincoln Conspiracy. During the final hour, C2C web producer Lex 'Lonehood' Nover, who chronicled in his book Nightmareland how the unconscious, dreams, and strange entities intermingle, talked about the results of his survey of Coast listeners about their pandemic-era dreams and how they have changed under self-isolation. More here. Today in Strangeness: In Salem, Massachusetts ten children identify the "witches" in their community who afflicted them: Sarah Good, Sarah Osborne, and an old Native American woman named Tituba. Warrants are obtained and they are arrested on February 28, 1692. Coronavirus Conspiracy & Spirit Communication: woods fog In the first half of tonight’s show, writer and documentary film producer G. Edward Griffin will discuss his analysis of the coronavirus "theater" and why he believes the lockdown is a blatant power grab by politicians who are ignoring science and data. He'll also update his work on the Federal Reserve and where the markets are headed. Spiritual medium Carole J. Obley has communicated with souls who have crossed over in thousands of private and group sessions. In the second half, she'll talk about how contact with the spirit world can be a catalyst in healing grief and share stories from her many years of helping clients reach loved ones on the Other Side.
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Post by SAR01 on May 15, 2020 19:23:32 GMT -5
Most of us have heard about strange pandemic dreams or experienced some ourselves. But now, comes a new report that ghostly activity is also on the rise in the COVID-19 era. Is it because of the quarantine that we simply have more time to notice spectral phenomena in our homes or is it something about these dire times that's driving ghosts to the surface? While many of the reports have a poltergeist-like flavor of objects inexplicably moving around or light switches turning on unbidden, some involve full-body apparitions. See more here. Ghostly Image Fill-Host Special: In this special program on Thursday night, George Noory interviewed each of the current Coast to Coast AM guest hosts in separate half-hour segments, speaking to them about how they got their start in broadcasting, and their recent projects. In separate half-hour segments, he chatted with Ian Punnett, Richard Syrett, Connie Willis, George Knapp, Lisa Garr, and Jimmy Church. Read the complete recap here. Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. Technology Update: Lauren Weinstein has been involved with the development of the Internet for decades. He began his involvement in the early '70s at the first site of the Internet's ancestor, the Defense Department ARPANET. In the first hour on Thursday night, he discussed historical aspects of technology, and its impact on individuals and society. Regarding the problem of emails being hacked, the primary method of entry is through "phishing attacks," he explained, where people are tricked into clicking on a link that compromises their security. More here. C2C's Instagram Feed: Instagram Feed Have you checked out Coast to Coast's Instagram feed? We reach into our treasure chest of photos to bring something fresh and unusual each day to our mobile audience. Today in Strangeness: May 15, 1527 was the date Anabaptist Hans Huth predicted the final day of judgment. When that didn't happen, he postponed it to 1529. On today's date in 1984, archeologists in Guatemala made a remarkable find - a painted Mayan tomb more than 1,500 years old that was untouched by looters. A runaway train rolled about 70 miles through Ohio with no one aboard before a rail employee jumped onto the locomotive and brought it to a stop on this day in 2001. Our New Week of Shows: Alaskan Lights George Noory kicks off the weekend on Friday night chatting with David Weatherly about Alaskan cryptids. George Knapp hosts the next two nights. On Saturday, he chats with Jonathan Dover about investigating the paranormal in Navajo lands. Then, on Sunday evening, Nick Redfern shares a new theory about the Rendlesham UFO incident, and Nick Cook talks about the surveillance state. During the week, George Noory's fascinating guests include Seth Shostak, Carol Kline, Gay Hendricks, Vernon Mahabal, Dr. Jack Hunter, Stewart Rhodes, and Philip Zimbardo. View the full schedule here.
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Post by SAR01 on May 18, 2020 15:39:04 GMT -5
Weekend Edition May 18, 2020 Coast Insider Audio Rendlesham UFO Conspiracy: In the first half of Sunday night's program, paranormal investigator Nick Redfern joined George Knapp to discuss an intriguing alternative theory for the infamous Rendlesham Forest UFO case. The December 1980 case in which military personnel experienced a series of strange encounters in the wilderness of England has long been suspected by many in the UFO research community of being some kind of extraterrestrial visitation. However, Redfern said the story he has investigated "takes things in a different direction but no less controversial," positing that the incident was actually a series of top-secret experiments using holograms and hallucinogenics designed "to see how the human mind could be affected when faced with something alternative, shocking, and amazing on the battlefield." Get the full story here. ForestUFOs Consciousness & Remote Viewing: In the latter half of Sunday's program, defense and aerospace journalist Nick Cook talked about his new suspense novel The Grid, which explores a world wherein human consciousness has become a battlefield by way of advanced science and the modern surveillance state. Although the book is fiction, he explained that the story is informed by his extensive research into exotic technology and the United States government's clandestine remote viewing program. To that end, he said that while the plot ventures "into some thriller-ish and imaginative domains, at no point do I think that I've gone any further than the realm of the possible." Learn more. Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. Knapp's News: This weekend featured a pair of Knapp's News dispatches, beginning with a selection of stories on Saturday which included including articles on new UFO incident reports released by the Navy, an intriguing theory on the sabre-toothed tiger, and a Bigfoot spotted on a Navajo reservation. And, on Sunday, he highlighted news concerning curious coded cubes discovered in England, an enormous survey on DMT experiences, and a warning about the dangers of discovering alien worlds. Investigating the Paranormal on Navajo Lands: Navajo Lands On Saturday night's program, veteran law enforcement officer Jonathan Dover joined George Knapp for a riveting discussion about his work officially investigating and documenting significant cases involving UFOs, Bigfoot, Skinwalkers, and other strange activity on Navajo Nation lands. Explaining that the region encompasses a whopping 27,000 square miles of land and is home to around 450,000 people, he mused that "the reports have always been there," but they had largely only been anecdotal until he and his partner in the Navajo Nation Rangers were tasked with looking into such calls. Although less than one percent of their overall work involved high strangeness, Dover noted, these reports were often truly amazing events. Get the full scoop here. Today in Strangeness: On this day in 1897, a public reading of Bram Stoker's new novel Dracula was staged in London. On May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens volcano in Washington state exploded in a cataclysm that sent ash 12 miles into the air, and left 57 people dead. Search for ET Life / Conscious Luck: Unknown World In the first half of the program, senior astronomer at SETI, Seth Shostak will discuss the latest sightings, and signals from the skies and what they mean in the grand scheme of making contact with extraterrestrials. In the latter half, Gay Hendricks, PhD and author Carol Kline will share eight secrets that can help change fortunes. Instead of hoping and wishing that luck will come, they claim you can seize control of your destiny and create the dazzling life of your dreams.
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Post by SAR01 on May 20, 2020 20:23:07 GMT -5
May 20, 2020 Coast Insider Audio Last-Known Footage of Captive Tasmanian Tiger Found: A trio of Australian researchers working with government archivists in the country have unearthed a remarkable 21-second film of the Tasmanian Tiger that is believed to be the final footage of the creature living in captivity. The tremendous find was reportedly made by Gareth Linnard, Branden Holmes and Mike Williams while scouring through the catalog of Australia's National Film and Sound Archive. Providing a fantastic glimpse of the now-extinct creature, the scene comes from a travelogue titled Tasmania The Wonderland which was filmed in the early part of 1935 at the Hobart Zoo in Tasmania. Check out the awesome footage here. Last Known Thylacine Natural Healing: Dr. Joel Wallach shared alternative health approaches and the benefits of remedies and supplements that aid in the body's recovery from many diseases and ailments. Responding to the latest developments with the coronavirus pandemic, he observed that young children who get the virus seem to only have cold-like symptoms as opposed to seniors, who are far more likely to be severely impacted and possibly die from the disease. Wallach postulated that this is because older individuals have had a lifetime of eating gluten which, he said, causes an inability to absorb zinc and that, in turn, weakens the immune system. Get the full recap. Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. Palmistry & Predictions: In the latter half, Vernon Mahabal, founder and director of the Palmistry Institute in Los Angeles, discussed the practice of palm reading and made predictions about trends based on repeated patterns he sees in the thousands of palms he reads. He noted that palmists discern very specific information from each hand, with the right providing insight into "a person's career and their life's purpose" and the left indicates "what a person's like internally." Mahabal also clarified a common misconception about the practice by explaining that the so-called 'life line' actually has more to do with an individual's familial relationships rather than their lifespan and that fingertips as well as the length of the fingers are far more informative to the reader. Get the full scoop here. Alien Beach Party: Alien Beach Party C2C listener Douglas shares this photo of a weird 'alien party' that he stumbled upon while walking along the beach in San Diego one morning back in April of 1995. He speculates that the curious creation was fashioned out of seaweed and has no idea what its purpose could have been. Today in Strangeness: On May 20, 1916, the small town of Codell, Kansas was struck by a tornado. But what was truly incredible was Codell was hit by a tornado on the same date in 1917, and yet again in 1918. Further, all three storms came through around the same time-- in the early evening. COVID & Constitutional Rights / Anthropology & Spiritualism: Third Eye Graphic Founder and President of Oath Keepers, Steward Rhodes will discuss the Bill of Rights and whether the lockdowns put in place for the prevention of the COVID-19 spread are a violation of constitutional rights to peacefully assemble and exercise religious freedom. In the latter half, anthropologist Dr. Jack Hunter will speak about anthropology’s engagement with the paranormal, including spirit possession. He'll also address the history of Spiritualism, and physical mediumship, while posing questions about consciousness, spirits, and the nature of reality.
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Post by SAR01 on May 23, 2020 17:24:06 GMT -5
May 23, 2020 Coast Insider Audio Peter Noone & Herman's Hermits: Multi-talented entertainer Peter Noone has been delighting audiences nearly all his life. At the age of fifteen, Peter achieved international fame as the lead singer of the legendary sixties pop band Herman’s Hermits and later acting in prime-time television shows such as Married With Children, My Two Dads, Quantum Leap, and Laverne and Shirley. He joined Ian Punnett (Twitter) in the first half on Friday to discuss his experiences working in the entertainment field for over 50 years. Noone grew up in Manchester, UK, where he said all kids were "expected to have a job," but became interested in music, and was soon earning money at it. See the rest here. Peter Noone NL Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. Open Lines: During Open Lines on Friday night, Mike called in from Massachusetts and recalled a Peter Noone concert from the 1960s where Noone "blessed the crowd." Afterwards, Mike gave him a crucifix from around his neck when the singer said he admired it. Scott in Florida said that the "coronavirus is a sinister and vast conspiracy to destroy our ecomony" and then made a comment about race that caused Ian to cut him off sternly. Frequent Ian Punnett caller Mike in Colorado lamented that millennials seem to have no appreciation for classic rock such as Herman’s Hermits and other 1960s and 1970s groups. More here. Men Lasso Escaped Tiger: tiger lasso news In one of most macho things you could see in a country renowned for its machismo, a video has been released of three men chasing a tiger on foot and lassoing the animal with a rope. The big cat apparently escaped from a private residence in the city of Guadalajara and was roaming the streets when the men chased and corralled the tiger before the one man (naturally) wearing a fancy cowboy hat twirled his loop and scored a bulls-eye around its neck on the first try. See the rest here. Today in Strangeness: On this day in 1955, American journalist Dorothy Kilgallen reported from London, claiming "the scientific and aeronautic authorities of Great Britain, after having examined the remains of a mysterious airship of conventional form - have come to the conclusion that these strange flying objects do not represent optical illusions, nor are they Soviet inventions, but that we have to deal with objects that really fly and that originate from some other planet." Student Loan Scam: Student Loan Scam Student loans have become the most profitable and oppressive type of debt in American history according to Alan Collinge, from Student Loan Justice. Tonight, he'll discuss how massive penalties and draconian wealth-extraction mechanisms are in place to collect this inflated debt and how the average undergraduate borrower leaves school with more than $20,000 in student loans, and for graduate students the average is a whopping $42,000.
6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to 5/22/96 for a night of Open Lines featuring a debate on militia groups and The Freemen.
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Post by SAR01 on May 26, 2020 13:00:21 GMT -5
May 26, 2020 Coast Insider Audio The Mystery of Green Egg Yolks: Like Dr. Seuss' 'Green Eggs and Ham' come to life, the chickens of a farmer in Malappuram, India, lay eggs with dark green yolks. "It was nine months ago that we first got such an egg with a green yolk from a hen in our small poultry farm,” Ak Shihabudheen explained to The News Minute. After his photos went viral, the Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University got involved, investigating what might be behind the phenomenon. Find out more here. Green Egg Yolk Economic Uncertainty: Financial journalist Lawrence Light is an editor and writer for CBS Moneywatch. In the first half of Monday's show, he discussed why he believes the economy is on the brink of a severe downturn and possible depression. In his novel, Crash, co-written with David Hagberg, they depict a debt-ladled world in which China and the US get into a conflict, as international business tycoons decide to meltdown the financial system. In some ways, their novel mirrors our current scenario, with the economy taking a major hit during the pandemic. While the US government and Federal Reserve have tried to keep the economy afloat through enormous spending, their efforts can't last, he warned. Some businesses won't come back, which will compound the unemployment problem, and possibly lead us into a second Great Depression, as many formerly middle-class workers hit the skids. Check out the full recap. Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. Paranormal Pop Culture: Aaron Sagers is an author and lecturer in the field of paranormal-themed entertainment. In the latter half of Monday's show, he talked about the paranormal in the time of the coronavirus and how interest in the unexplained is gaining in popularity. 'Paranormal pop culture,' he noted, refers to how entertainment and belief influence and cross-pollinate each other, with such things as UFO stories and ghost sightings. "When a movie or piece of entertainment comes out that has certain imagery or concepts," he explained, "it will then be reflected in what contactees and eyewitnesses report, and vice versa-- with those reports influencing entertainment." Sagers reviewed different modes of paranormal-themed content such as cable TV's unscripted shows, which sometimes favor amped-up drama over humdrum reality. Get the complete scoop. Original Figurines of Bigfoot and an Alien: Figurines Artist Matt Low writes: "As a big fan of the strange and mysterious, I tried to find some figurines a few years ago but didn't like what was available. My solution was to make my own, and finding myself with a lot more time in my studio lately, managed to finish them. I thought the C2C crowd would enjoy seeing the finished product." View another image here. Today in Strangeness: On May 26, 1977, George Willig climbed the South Tower of the World Trade Center in NYC. Known as "the human fly," Willig was subsequently fined by New York's Mayor Beame for $1.10-- one cent for each of the skyscraper's 110 stories. On this day in 1984, Don Cain of Philadelphia set the record for keeping a frisbee aloft-- for an astonishing 16.72 seconds. Space Transportation / Anthropology & Spiritualism: NotHauntedHouse In the first half of Tuesday's show, former professor of mathematics and physics at Cornell University, James McCanney, will discuss his recent project working on space transportation systems, an update on Planet X, and his work on localized food and water for the future. Followed by author Dr. Jack Hunter speaking about anthropology’s engagement with the paranormal, including spirit possession. He'll also address the history of Spiritualism, and physical mediumship, while posing questions about consciousness, spirits, and the nature of reality.
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Post by SAR01 on Jun 2, 2020 17:37:46 GMT -5
June 2, 2020 Coast Insider Audio 'Haunted' Dolls Filmed Moving on Their Own?: An eerie piece of footage from a homeowner in Ohio appears to show his wife's porcelain dolls moving on their own. The creepy video was reportedly captured by Chad Gassert when he was home alone last month. Purportedly having seen the potential paranormal activity in the past, the man was prepared when he noticed that the toys had begun moving again and quickly pulled out his phone to document the moment. Check out the spooky scene here. Haunted Dolls Ohio Astrological Crisis Period: In the first half of Monday's program, astrologer specializing in archetypal, financial, and geopolitical astrology, William Stickevers, shared his thoughts on how a dramatic shift in planetary alignments has coincided with our current crisis. Short-lived global unraveling repeats every 100 years, followed by major rebirth, he suggested. For example, he cited how in 1318, there was famine and Bubonic plague along with the Little Ice Age; in 1618, during a Saturn-Pluto alignment there was the outbreak of war that killed over 30% of the European population; and in 1914-1918 we had WWI and the Spanish Influenza pandemic (also during a Saturn-Pluto alignment). These periods often correlated with drastic climate changes and extreme weather, he noted-- something we see now. Get the full story here. Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. Hybrid Humans: British multidisciplinary scientific researcher Bruce Fenton is a guest expert on History Channel's Ancient Aliens. In the latter half of Monday's program, he discussed his theories of human evolution as well as his latest work on hybrid humans-- the idea that we are the result of extraterrestrial genetic manipulation. In particular, he has focused on an event in Australia's ancient past, with entities modifying human genetics. Based on a sacred Aboriginal artifact, the Tjuringa, said to communicate information, he has concluded that the genetic alteration done to modern humans was carried out by survivors of a crashed colony ship. Read the complete recap here. Several New Crop Formations Found in Europe: Crop Circle June 2020 Concerns that the coronavirus pandemic might put a damper on the 2020 crop circle season appear to be unfounded as five new formations were discovered over the last week. As opposed to this year's initial design, which appeared in Italy last month, these newfound formations are fairly elaborate and in keeping with what one might expect from the crop circle phenomenon. Learn more. Today in Strangeness: On this day in 1910, pygmies were discovered by explorers in Dutch New Guinea. On June 2, 1966 Surveyor I soft-landed on the moon and began transmitting detailed photos. The Lower Ohio Valley tornado outbreak spawned 66 confirmed tornadoes across four states, starting on today's date in 1990. Viral Video Shows 'Mouse' on SpaceX Rocket: SpaceX Mouse A viewer watching this past weekend's successful SpaceX launch online spotted what he believed to be a mouse crawling along the rocket as it soared into space, but experts say the anomaly probably wasn't really a hitchhiking rodent. The weird moment was noticed by a Pennsylvania man who promptly captured the scene and posted it to his Twitter account. The clip captured the imagination of people on social media, quickly going viral and amassing over a million views. Read more. Military UFO Analysis & TBA: David Sereda has studied meditation, world religions, ancient history, and alternative Zero Point energies for over 40 years. In the latter half of Tuesday's show, he'll share his analysis of the US Navy Pilot UFO story and the science behind speed capability and G-forces when flying. First half, TBA.
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Post by SAR01 on Jun 3, 2020 20:10:54 GMT -5
une 2, 2020 Coast Insider Audio Nazi Diary Allegedly Reveals Locations of Hidden Treasures: A diary said to have been written by a Nazi officer at the close of World War II allegedly contains revelations about where treasures pilfered by the Third Reich were hidden throughout Poland. The remarkable journal was reportedly written by an individual calling himself 'Michaelis,' who claimed to have been part of a 1945 effort to conceal the massive cache of stolen riches. Read more. Gold Bars All About Fungi: In the first half of Tuesday's show, biologist Merlin Sheldrake talked about the important role fungi play in our ecosystems, and their symbiotic nature. Differentiating fungi from mushrooms, he explained that they are like the fruit of a tree. Mushrooms are the part of the organism that produces spores (the equivalent of seeds), "but for most fungi, they live their lives as branching networks of tubular cells," or mycelial networks, he said, which can be below the ground, in the soil, in wood, or animal bodies. Some networks can be as tiny as the head of a pin, while others are vast, such as a fungal network in Oregon that spills across 10 square kilometers and is between 2,000 and 10,000 years old. View the complete recap here. Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. Military UFO Analysis: David Sereda has studied meditation, world religions, ancient history, and alternative Zero Point energies for over 40 years. In the latter half of Tuesday's show, he shared his analysis of the US Navy pilot/Pentagon UFO accounts and the science behind speed capability and G-forces when flying. Some news accounts have compared the anomalous craft captured in the military footage to missiles and drones, but such objects, he noted, cannot reach velocities of 60,000 mph that the UFOs demonstrated. In the FLIR footage (shot by a pilot aboard the USS Nimitz in 2004), he did a frame by frame review and found that the object appears to split into two monopoles (related graphic), and has a vortex spiral structure. Get the full story here. Massive Ancient Animal Horn Found in Wales: Auroch Horn A pair of brothers walking along the shore of an estuary in Wales stumbled upon a huge horn that once belonged to an ancient creature that roamed the region thousands of years ago. The wondrous find was reportedly made last month when Martin and Richard Morgan were visiting a beach at low tide in the coastal village of Sudbrook. Spotting something resembling wood sticking out of the sand, they began digging and soon unearthed a 27-inch horn. Learn more. Today in Strangeness: On June 3, 1948, Ed Brown Jr., an ex-Navy pilot, opened the first drive-in, fly-in movie theater, with space for 25 planes, outside Wall Township, New Jersey. And on this day in 1965, astronaut Edward White became the first American to spacewalk during the flight of Gemini 4. China's Alien-Hunting Telescope to Begin Search in September: ChinaFASTTelescope The search for extraterrestrial intelligence will take an enormous step forward in September when a massive new telescope in China joins in on the hunt for aliens. Following a lengthy period of construction and testing, the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST) became fully operational earlier this year. And, in a few short months, the telescope will reportedly start scouring space for possible signs of ET life. Read more. Commercial Space Exploration & Alien Abduction Cases: In the first half of Wednesday's show, expert in space technology spinoff applications, David Adair will discuss Elon Musk and the current Space X mission, and what the future holds for commercial space exploration including the Moon. He'll also update his work on hardening the US electric grid. Followed by Nigel Watson, who has researched and investigated historical and contemporary reports of UFO sightings since the 1970s. He'll recount the details of the Betty and Barney Hill case as well as the wider context of such encounters, their historical origins, media influences, and the theories that surround them.
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Post by SAR01 on Jun 4, 2020 20:50:13 GMT -5
June 4, 2020 Coast Insider Audio Mummified Dinosaur Remains Reveal Creature's Last Meal: Scientists studying the mummified body of an armor-plated dinosaur were surprised to find that the creature's last meal was still inside its remarkably well-preserved stomach. According to a press release, the monstrous ankylosaur is believed to have roamed western Canada over 110 million years ago and its remains were discovered in an Albertan mine back in 2011. The find was particularly intriguing to researchers due to the excellent condition of the creature's body and internal organs, specifically the stomach. Learn more. Dinosaur Meal Space Exploration & Experimentation: David Adair is an internationally recognized expert in space technology spinoff applications for industry and commercial use. In the first half of Wednesday's show, he discussed Elon Musk and the current SpaceX missions, what the future holds for commercial space exploration, and why Moon exploration should happen before the exploration of Mars. Musk, with his privatized endeavors, has cracked the wall that NASA kept in place for decades, he declared. And on top of SpaceX's recent successful manned rocket launch to the ISS, just today, it successfully deployed 60 Starlink satellites. Adair cited the importance of electrophoresis experiments in space or microgravity, where results with hormones and vaccines can yield much purer results. Read the full summary here. Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. Alien Abduction Cases: Nigel Watson has researched and investigated historical and contemporary reports of UFO sightings since the 1970s. In the latter half of Wednesday's show, he recounted the details of the Betty and Barney Hill alien abduction case as well as the wider context of such encounters, and the latest extraterrestrial, psychological, paranormal, conspiracy and sociological theories that surround them. The Hills, a New Hampshire couple, said aliens kidnapped them in 1961 as they drove through a remote rural area. Although this early incident of alien abduction captured American attention in the mid-1960s, there were some previous reports, like Antonio Villas Boas in Brazil, from 1957, who said humanoid beings took him into their craft, seemingly for procreative purposes. Get the full scoop here. Art Bell Vault: Amazing Stories: ABVNL Our newest feature for Coast Insiders, the Art Bell Vault, offers an expanding curated collection with two vintage shows added to the mix each Wednesday. This week's new programs showcase amazing real-life stories, beginning with a show from 8/21/95 wherein Art spoke with Patrick Combs about a bizarre incident in which he received a junk mail check for $95,000 and actually successfully cashed it! Next, we journey back to May 9, 2001, when author Kent Walker recounted his wild upbringing as the son of a grifter. Learn more. Today in Strangeness: On this day in 780 BC, the first historic solar eclipse was recorded in China. On June 4, 1896, Henry Ford put the finishing touches on his first gasoline-powered motor vehicle. It was called the Quadricycle, so named because it ran on four bicycle tires. Motorist Busted After Tossed Pickle Hits Road Worker: Pickles A motorist from Massachusetts found himself in trouble with the law following a bizarre incident in which he allegedly tossed a pickle out the window of his vehicle and it wound up hitting a highway worker. The weird event reportedly occurred on Monday evening as Christoph Herrmannsdoerfe was crossing the border into Vermont and passed by a transportation employee working a detail at the spot. What happened next was either a case of terrible timing or an act of truly strange civil disobedience. Learn more. Life of Bill Cooper / Strange Sightings in Australia: Writer Mark Jacobson is known for his explorations of the seamy side of urban life and for his offbeat and witty take on popular culture. In the first half of Thursday's show, he'll discuss former U.S. naval intelligence worker, Milton William Cooper, who published his manifesto "Behold a Pale Horse" in 1991. Since then, it has gone on to sell hundreds of thousands of copies. Followed by longtime researcher of UFOs, Moira McGhee, who has always looked to the stars and wondered who and what is up there. She'll detail her work documenting unusual experiences with strange beings and sightings in Australia, as well as her theories about aliens who walk among us.
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Post by SAR01 on Jun 5, 2020 12:52:28 GMT -5
June 5, 2020 Coast Insider Audio Massive Landslide Sweeps Norwegian Neighborhood into the Sea: A jaw-dropping video out of Norway shows a neighborhood of homes swept away into the sea by a massive landslide. The astounding event reportedly occurred on Wednesday afternoon in the coastal community of Alta. Much to the surprise of residents living in the area, a sizeable patch of land measuring approximate a half mile long and a third-of-a-mile wide broke away from the shoreline and quickly crumbled into the ocean. Check out the incredible video and find out more about this wild story here. Norway Landslide Life of Bill Cooper: In the first half of Thursday's show, writer and journalist Mark Jacobson discussed former US naval intelligence worker, Milton William Cooper, who published his manifesto "Behold a Pale Horse" in 1991. Since then, it has gone on to sell some 300,000 copies and was considered the most shoplifted book in Barnes & Nobles' history. Cooper, who broadcast a shortwave radio program called Hour of the Time, was killed by the police in a shootout at his remote Arizona home in 2001. In the 1980s, he was a controversial speaker on the UFO circuit, claiming to have seen classified documents about extraterrestrials while in the military. Yet, by the 1990s, he'd disavowed the alien tales, and become more interested in revelations about the Illuminati, the alleged cabal said to pull strings behind global events, and create a New World Order. Get the full scoop here. Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. Strange Sightings Down Under: Longtime researcher of UFOs, Moira McGhee has always looked to the stars and wondered who and what is up there. In the latter half of Thursday's show, she detailed her work documenting unusual experiences with strange beings and sightings in Australia and New Zealand, as well as her thoughts about aliens who walk among us. In some of the cases, she looked at the ancestry of alien experiencers and discovered that they'd shared relatives, which indicated the aliens might be tracking certain bloodlines. She described a 1954 case with a Navy pilot flying at night that was quite striking. Two UFOs accompanied his plane for some time, and the unidentified craft were picked up on radar, before shooting off at phenomenal speed. View the complete summary here. Study Suggests Mars Once Had a Ring: Mars Moons An intriguing new study concerning Mars' moon Deimos suggests that the Red Planet was once encircled by a ring. The thought-provoking theory arose when scientists took a closer look at a particular peculiarity possessed by the lunar body. "The fact that Deimos's orbit is not exactly in plane with Mars's equator was considered unimportant, and nobody cared to try to explain it," said the SETI Institute's Matija Cuk, who led the research,"but once we had a big new idea and we looked at it with new eyes, Deimos' orbital tilt revealed its big secret." Learn more. Today in Strangeness: On this day in 1956, Elvis Presley introduced his new single Hound on "The Milton Berle Show," stirring up controversy with his swiveling hip motions. On June 5, 1968, Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles by Sirhan Sirhan. However, many believe, including RFK Jr., that it was actually a second gunman who fired the fatal bullet. Famed Breatharian Yogi Passes Away: Parhlad Jani An India yogi who found fame by way of his claims that he had lived nearly his entire life without consuming any food or water has reportedly passed away at the age of 90. The purported practitioner of what is known as breatharianism, Prahlad Jani insisted that he had been blessed by a goddess with the "elixir of life" when he was a child and this allowed him to derive sustenance from meditation alone. The mysterious nature of his alleged ability resulted in Jani garnering a small group of followers in India as well as considerable attention from the media and scientific community. Read more / Related Twitter Poll. Our New Week of Shows: George Noory kicks off the weekend on Friday night chatting with Mark Leslie about haunted hospitals and eerie tales. Connie Willis hosts on Saturday evening, speaking with Erick Salgado about the digital boom, and Donny Most on his life in show business. George Noory returns on Sunday, in conversation with Catherine Austin Fitts on a possible COVID vaccine conspiracy, and Gary Collins on living off the grid. George's fascinating guests during the week include Ron Barber, Matthew Crawford, Joanne DiMaggio, Pastor Paul Begley, Dinesh D'Souza, Don Wildman, and H. Michael Sweeney. View the full schedule here.
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Post by SAR01 on Jun 9, 2020 15:04:41 GMT -5
June 9, 2020 Coast Insider Audio Fenn Treasure Found!: In a rather stunning development over the weekend, Forrest Fenn announced that the treasure he had hidden in the Rocky Mountains a decade ago has finally been found. The eccentric art dealer revealed to the Santa Fe New Mexican on Sunday that a man "from back East" had located the cache of gold, jewels, and rare artifacts "a few days ago." Fenn told the newspaper that he confirmed the discovery when the individual, whom he declined to name at their request, sent him a picture of the unearthed prize, which he did not share with the newspaper. Learn more. Treasure Chest Evergreen Against a Driverless Future: In the middle two hours of Monday's show, philosopher, mechanic, and currently a fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture at the University of Virginia, Matthew Crawford spoke about how the joy and independence of driving could be subverted by a technological future that aims to make us all passengers on an expensive and dangerous self-driving utopia. Based on the premise that humans are terrible drivers, the move to driverless vehicles "is a kind of technocratic project to idiot-proof everything," he remarked. As things become increasingly automated, the more our skills atrophy, he lamented, and we are left as "passive and dependent creatures." Get the full story here. Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. The Secret Plot to Remove President Trump: In the first hour of Monday's show, author Jerome Corsi spoke about his new ebook, "The Plan to Remove Donald Trump from the Presidency," which is based on information he received from a secret intelligence source, "Boris." An international plan to destroy the Trump presidency is being spearheaded by Vladimir Putin, in collaboration with China's president, Xi Jinping, Corsi revealed. Just before the Republican convention, Vice President Pence will take steps to remove Trump from office due to mental incompetence-- Section 4 of the 25th amendment will be invoked, Corsi said, with Cabinet members voting on whether to oust him. View further details here. Astronaut Mike Massimino Muses About Flat Earth Fans: Mike Massimino One of America's most famous astronauts recently shared his thoughts on people who believe that the Earth is flat. During his illustrious career with NASA, Mike Massimino participated in two shuttle missions and performed a pair of spacewalks which lasted 14 hours in total. As one can imagine, having spent a significant amount of time in space, Massimino is well aware of Flat Earth fans who insist that travel beyond our planet is an elaborate hoax perpetrated by the 'powers that be.' Find out what he thinks of the people who subscribe to the controversial conspiracy theory here. Today in Strangeness: It was on this day in 1822 that Charles Graham received the first patent for false teeth. On June 9th, 1944, a foxhound named Lena in Pennsylvania gave birth to a record litter- 23 puppies! 'Pizza Stalker' Plagues Belgian Man: Pizza Orders In a bizarre story out of Belgium, a beleaguered man claims that some nefarious individual has been ordering countless pizzas to be delivered to his home for the last nine years! According to a local media report, the strangeness began back in 2011 when a delivery driver appeared at Jean Van Landeghem's door with "a whole load of pizzas" that he never requested. Although he initially thought it was a simple mistake, the man soon learned that the incident was the opening act in what has become a living nightmare. Learn more. Alternative Health / Accessing Past Lives: In the first half of Tuesday's show, pharmacist, nutritionist, and cosmetic chemist, Ben Fuchs shares alternative health concepts, and offers tips on supplements and healthy changes to one's diet and lifestyle. Followed by Joanne DiMaggio, who has been actively involved with Edgar Cayce’s Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) since 1987. She has been professionally pursuing past-life research and therapy for over 25 years, founding PLEXUS (Past Life Exploration, Understanding and Sharing). She'll discuss techniques we can use to access our past lives.
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Post by SAR01 on Jun 13, 2020 16:16:04 GMT -5
June 12, 2020 Coast Insider Audio Bipedal Crocodiles Suggested for Source of Odd Fossil Footprints: Researchers studying strange fossilized footprints theorize that the intriguing tracks were made by ancient creatures that resembled bipedal crocodiles. The puzzling impressions, which number in the hundreds and measure approximately nine inches in length, were reportedly discovered in a coastal area of South Korea and are believed to be around 115 million years old. Scientists had previously suspected that the prints were made by pterosaurs, however the discovery of some rather detailed impressions provided experts with a fuller picture of the creature that created them and, in turn, led to a rather fantastic hypothesis. Learn more. Bipedal Crocodile COVID Vaccine & RFID: Retired personal privacy and security consultant H. Michael Sweeney became interested in privacy issues after becoming a targeted individual. He reports that he was a "person of interest" to rogue intelligence agents, who stalked and harassed him. In the first half of Thursday's show, he pointed toward conspiracies connecting RFID tracking, the COVID vaccine, and the New World Order. Considering himself a "conspiracy futurist," in which he correlates various theories and information, he said he predicted that "the World Trade Center would suffer a jetliner false- terror event," and that this would result in a series of Middle East oil wars. Get the full story here. Are You a Coast Insider? Sign up now to listen to last night's intriguing program plus five years of show downloads in the archive. Hidden Lore: Fast becoming one of the most recognizable faces in documentary television, Don Wildman is an impassioned history enthusiast and adventurer. In the latter half of Thursday's show, he shared some of the paranormal-tinged stories in his new Travel Channel TV series, Buried Worlds, including visits to Peru, Haiti, and Bulgaria. He traveled to Eastern Europe to discover the truth behind the haunting stories of vampires like Dracula, and joined a group of active vampire hunters as they investigated an abandoned village. One of the gravesites was covered with large rocks as if to keep something from escaping. Read the complete summary here. Argument Among Ghost Hunters Leads to Stabbing: Cops Arrest Authorities in Arkansas say that the conclusion of a late night ghost hunt turned ugly when one of the spirit seekers allegedly stabbed his fellow investigator of the unknown. The bizarre altercation reportedly took place at around 2 AM this past Tuesday morning when a trio of self-described "paranormal hunters" finished their expedition at an unnamed cemetery in the city of Little Rock. At some point during their attempt at contacting the 'other side,' however, tempers flared and violence soon followed. Read more. Today in Strangeness: On today's date in 1923, Harry Houdini freed himself from a straitjacket while suspended upside down 40 feet above a crowd in New York City. It was on June 12, 1957 that Monsanto opened its House of the Future at Disneyland. The striking structure had four wings elevated on a central pedestal, and a giant (non-working) wall-mounted TV set. Watch: Strange Rumble Rocks Indian Village: Indian Quake Residents of a village in India were literally shaken when a man digging a well inadvertently unleashed an enormous rumble that rocked the community for an hour. The weird incident reportedly took place in the community of Mahakalapada last week as Shyam Sundar Bhol was attempting to create a borewell in his backyard. The project took a wild turn when the pole being used to locate water reached 1,000 feet underground. Learn more. Our New Week of Shows: Richard Syrett kicks off the weekend on Friday night chatting with Nick Hinton on 'Randonauts' and dimensional travel. Richard's back in the chair on Saturday, in conversation with Max Hawthorne on sea monsters, and John O'Connor with a fresh look at Watergate. Lisa Garr hosts on Sunday evening, speaking with Debra Silverman on spiritual astrology, and Dr. David Hanscom on chronic pain. During the week, George Noory's fascinating guests include Bryce Zabel, Peter Kirby, Richard Martini, John Truman Wolfe, Alexandra McColm, Gary Robusto & Kenney Irish, and a new Secret Door special. View the full schedule here.
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