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Post by SAR01 on Feb 22, 2019 15:08:30 GMT -5
February 22, 2019 Coast Insider Audio Newfound Earhart Footage May Contain Critical Clue: A research group dedicated to solving the disappearance of Amelia Earhart believe that a recently recovered piece of footage showing the aviatrix's plane on the day before it vanished may contain a critical clue about her ultimate fate. The film was obtained by an organization known as The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR), which has doggedly pursued the case of the famed pilot's mysterious disappearance for years. Learn more. Earhart Mars Exploration & Astronomy: In the first half of Thursday's program, Professor David Weintraub shared updates on astronomy and space science, and discussed why, of all the celestial bodies in our solar system, Mars has beckoned to us the most. We will have the ability to get humans to Mars within a decade with companies like SpaceX, he noted, but whether that's a good idea is up for debate if it's questionable how feasible it will be to bring a crew back alive. Much has been accomplished through robotic spacecraft like the rovers, and such missions, he added, are far more affordable than sending a human team. Read 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. Haunted Locations: In the second half of Thursday's program, author and paranormal expert, Richard Estep talked about cases involving haunted hospitals, poltergeists, and houses where murders took place. "Asylum 49," a haunted hospital in Tooele, Utah was partially turned into a "full contact" Halloween attraction and contains the original hospital equipment from when it ceased operation. Estep believes he saw a full-bodied apparition of a young girl at the former hospital-- at first, he thought she was one of the actors the facility uses, but the staff informed him they don't employ actors that young, and he probably saw a ghost they called "Sarah." Hospitals lend themselves to hauntings because of the dramatic life and death situations that take place there, he explained. Get the full scoop here. Video: World's Largest Bee Rediscovered: WallaceBee An enormous species of bee that was once thought to be extinct has been discovered living alive and well in Indonesia. The monstrous insect was first found in 1858 by renowned naturalist and explorer Alfred Russel Wallace and, as such, was given the informal name 'Wallace's giant bee.' Incredibly, the creature was not again seen by scientists for over a century and was assumed to have died out until an entomologist managed to find a new specimen of the insect in 1981 and, following that, it remained largely elusive for another four decades until an expedition to Indonesia last month encountered the creature. Learn more. Today in Strangeness: On this date in 1997, Scottish scientists revealed that they had successfully cloned a sheep. The animal, dubbed "Dolly," was the first mammal to be cloned and the news set off a feverish debate over the ethics of cloning. Also, in 2006, six robbers in England pulled off the largest bank heist in that nation's history. The elaborate scheme netted the crooks 53 million pounds (approximately $69 million US dollars). Despite a lengthy investigation and a number of arrests, the perpetrators of the crime remain at large. Watch: Ghost Appears Behind Patron at Haunted Pub?: GhostPub The owner of a notoriously haunted pub in England suspects that the security system at the site may have captured an appearance by one of the restaurant's resident spirits. The eerie incident reportedly occurred at the 284-year-old watering hole known as The Dolphin in the town of Littlehampton. As one can imagine, based on its considerable age, tales of ghostly encounters and paranormal happenings have long been attached to the location. Check out the spooky video here. Our New Week of Shows: George Noory kicks off the weekend on Friday night with tales of demonic clearings from 'spiritual warrior' Bill Bean. Connie Willis hosts the Saturday show chatting with remote viewer/dowser Paul Smith, and UFO researcher Bruce Maccabee. George Knapp returns on Sunday evening in conversation with scientist Dean Radin and stealth tech expert Tyler Rogoway. During the week, George Noory's fascinating guests include Michael Newton Keas, Brett Farrell, Mary Joyce, Peter Schenk, Rob Dunn, Linda Moulton Howe, and Paul Hellyer. View the full schedule here.
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Post by SAR01 on Feb 23, 2019 15:48:21 GMT -5
February 23, 2019 Coast Insider Audio Virgin Mary Appears on Wall in Texas?: A house in Texas turned into something of a shrine after an anomaly bearing a resemblance to the Virgin Mary was spotted on a wall there. According to a local media report, the potentially miraculous marking is located on the outside of a home in the city of Rosenberg and seemingly appeared out of nowhere around ten days ago. Homeowners Betty and Eloy Contreras were astounded when their neighbor noticed the oddity beneath a porch light and alerted them to its presence. Learn more. VirginMaryTexas Demonic Clearings: Bill Bean is a world renowned Spiritual Warfare Deliverance Minister-Exorcist, and is known as "The Spiritual Warrior." He began Friday’s program with accounts of his work banishing evil spirits from people and buildings. He described one his more dramatic exorcisms of a woman from a well-to-do family who was seemingly possessed by the Devil. When he arrived at the front door, the woman was standing 20 feet behind her husband and "hissing" at Bean and he recalled that her eyes had "gone all red." After a series of violent physical confrontations and invocations, Bean said he was able to release the demonic forces within the victim and baptize her in a large tub in the bathroom. Read 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. Open Lines: In the last hour of Friday’s show, Robert from Arizona called to suggest that Bean’s "mandela effect" may have been the result of faulty memories or the Church changing passages in the Bible over time. Anne in New Mexico said that demonic influence can be reduced by turning off the TV for most of the day and only watching small amounts of news, as well as trying to "keep everything positive" in life. Donald from Florida recounted his years in prison and an encounter with a "demon" outside his window at night. See the rest here. In Coast You Missed It: ICYMI022219 UFOs and the occult, the doppelganger phenomenon, and an infamous location in Pennsylvania said to be rife with high strangeness were among the riveting topics explored this past week on Coast to Coast AM. And, here at the C2C website, we told you about an eyebrow-raising UFO encounter by a pair of pilots over England, the rediscovery of the world's largest bee, and another potential breakthrough in the iconic Amelia Earhart mystery. Check out our round-up of highlights from the past week ... In Coast You Missed It. Today in Strangeness: On February 23, 1885, English authorities attempted to hang convicted murderer John Lee. Despite three attempts at execution, the hanging gallows would not work. Bewildered by this turn of events, the court considered the unexplained malfunction to be an "act of God" and spared Lee's life. Watch: Tourists Get Caught in Middle of Frightening Elephant Stampede ElephantStampede A -stopping video from South Africa shows a party of tourists caught in the middle of a terrifying elephant stampede. The harrowing incident occurred at the Kruger National Park a few weeks ago as the group was out on a game drive. The peaceful nature of their drive was soon shattered when the party spotted a rather sizeable herd of elephants making their way through some tall grass and that was just the start of what was no doubt an unforgettable experience. Check out the amazing video here. Dowsing & Remote Viewing: Dr. Paul H. Smith served for seven years in the government's Star Gate remote viewing psychic espionage program and is one of only five Army personnel to be personally trained in coordinate remote viewing; he is also an expert in the ancient secret of Technical Dowsing. He joins Connie Willis (YouTube Channel) in the first half of tonight's show to reveal how we can penetrate the mysteries of dowsing and discover the limitless opportunities for personal growth. Followed by UFO researcher Bruce Maccabee, who'll discuss the phenomenon known as ‘’green fireballs," bright green lights moving through the night sky, which were observed around the White Sands Proving Ground in NM, starting in 1948.
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Post by SAR01 on Feb 25, 2019 20:33:36 GMT -5
Weekend Edition February 25, 2019 Coast Insider Audio The Power Of Intention: According to scientist and author, Dean Radin, magic is a natural aspect of reality, and each of us can tap into this power with diligent practice. He joined George Knapp in the first half on Sunday to discuss how, after spending the last forty years conducting controlled experiments, he has demonstrated that thoughts are things, we can sense others' emotions and intentions from a distance, and intuition is more powerful than we thought. He described science as the best way we have of testing theories, and magic as "an application of an esoteric worldview," in other words, the use of the mind or will to affect reality. Learn more. Stealth Technology: The F-117 Nighthawk stealth attack jet is still a flying machine like none ever created. In the second half on Sunday, aviation expert Tyler Rogoway joined the program to discuss this most mysterious of aircraft, its history, and why it may still be in use, as well as other deep space and air defense issues. Developed in a flurry of stealth innovation in the 1970s by the Lockheed aircraft company, the F-117 was kept flying "for decades" and now may be used as training aircraft simulating adversaries, converted into unmanned planes, or as test platforms for new stealth technology. Rogoway believes that the famous "tic tac" UFO incident was an actual event, and that the report that was released publicly "read exactly like" others he has seen on non-mysterious incidents. 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. Technical Dowsing / Green Fireballs: Dr. Paul H. Smith served for seven years in the government's Star Gate remote viewing psychic espionage program and is one of only five Army personnel to be personally trained in coordinate remote viewing; he is also an expert in the ancient secret of technical dowsing. He joined guest host Connie Willis (YouTube Channel) in the first half on Saturday to discuss the relationship between remote viewing and dowsing. "In dowsing and remote viewing, both, we learn how to leverage what's going on in our subconscious... our subconscious is hooked up to the rest of the universe," he said. During the second half of the program, UFO researcher Bruce Maccabee talked about the phenomenon known as "green fireballs," luminous green lights first spotted in the skies over the southwestern United States in 1948. "One of the most amazing things about the green fireballs was that they were concentrated over the next two years over the southwestern United States, and they're hardly any reports of green fireballs in other parts of the world," Maccabee said. More info here. Knapp's News: NotHauntedHouse George Knapp shared a number of items that have recently caught his attention, including a dangerous game-changer in small-scale warfare. Read more. Today in Strangeness: Keep an eye on your feet, for the 'Time of the Old Woman' begins today and runs through March 4th. It's a period marked in North Africa where weather prone accidents are said to be more likely. The first performing monkey in America debuted in NYC for a whopping one cent admission (1751), and in London, a pedestrian walked 20 miles backwards and then forwards in 8 hours (1838.) Science Myths / Spirit Releasement: NotHauntedHouse Michael Newton Keas earned a Ph.D. in the history of science from the University of Oklahoma, and won research grants from such organizations as the National Science Foundation. In the first half tonight, he'll discuss popular myths which have become part of science curriculum and conventional wisdom as well as how belief in ETs has been recorded in religious history. Then: Therapist and spirit release worker Brett Farrell has been working with clients for over ten years to overcome trauma, depression, low self-esteem, panic attacks, and addiction. He'll detail how he identified spirit possession as a powerful force dominating people's lives and creating dysfunction and will describe the various ways he's helped people gain freedom from these debilitating forces.
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Post by SAR01 on Feb 26, 2019 12:25:59 GMT -5
February 26, 2018 Coast Insider Audio Dead Whale Found in Middle of Jungle: Authorities in Brazil have something of a macabre mystery on their hands after finding the massive remains of a dead humpback whale inexplicably sitting in the middle of the Amazon jungle. The puzzling discovery was reportedly made after it was noticed that a considerable number of scavenger birds had taken an interest in something located in a remote patch of swampland at a location known as Marajo Island. A team of conservationists subsequently ventured out to the area and were astounded by what they found. Learn more. JungleWhale Science & Religion Myths: In the first half of Monday's program, senior fellow at Discovery Institute and a former Fulbright scholar, Michael Newton Keas, presented popular myths which suggest that Christianity is anti-science. One of these is the idea that being part of a vast universe somehow conflicts with early Christian thought. The Old Testament has comparisons of the hugeness of the universe with God's love, Keas remarked, and modern scientific discoveries about the size of the cosmos do not undermine religious belief. Another myth is that people in the Middle Ages thought the Earth was flat because of biblical beliefs, but the Bible, he noted, doesn't take any view on the shape of our planet. Read 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. Spirit Releasement: In the latter half of Monday's program, therapist and spirit release worker Brett Farrell identified spirit attachments as a powerful force dominating people's lives, and has developed techniques for clearing or removing these harmful entities. There are a number of entity types, including spirits of the deceased, and dark, demonic beings, as well as thought-forms-- often conjured by the negative focus of the living. Farrell said he can track the attachments back to their source. Dark entities, he cited, are generally part of a hierarchy and the oldest ones tend to be at the top and can be enormous. In the case of a lesser dark attachment, he followed its trail back to a huge being. "I actually stood on his chest to talk to him," Farrell said of his encounter in the astral realm. Get the full scoop here. 'Ghost Island' Appears on Finnish Lake: GhostIsland A border guard patrolling near a lake in Finland spotted a rather remarkable natural phenomenon: a 'ghost island.' The breathtaking sight reportedly appeared atop Lake Inari in the Lapland region of the country on Sunday. No doubt much to the surprise of the guard, it appeared as if a rather sizeable island had suddenly formed on the water. Read more. Today in Strangeness: On this date in 1975, on the Today show, the first televised kidney transplant took place. And on Feb. 26, 2006, the U.S. Census Bureau's World Population Clock ticked up to 6.5 billion people. It is now beyond 7.6 billion. Chupacabra Kills Man in Honduras? ChupacabraNL In a bizarre story out of Honduras, the strange death of a farmer in a small village has left residents wondering if he could have fallen victim to the infamous chupacabra. According to a local media report, the odd case occurred a couple of weeks ago in the village of El Naranjo. The unidentified man had reportedly finished his day's work and was resting at the base of a tree when disaster struck. Learn more. Bigfoot & Anomalies / Technology & Consciousness: Author and researcher, Mary A. Joyce, is editor of the Sky Ships over Cashiers website which features cutting-edge and unusual topics. In the first half of Tuesday's show, she'll discuss her latest work researching Bigfoot as well as anomalies in Antarctica. Followed by engineer and former technology professional Peter Schenk who now invests his energies and focus waking up the planet and humanity. He'll detail his awakening as a modern-day mystic using technology to bridge the gap between science and consciousness.
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Post by SAR01 on Feb 27, 2019 17:24:20 GMT -5
February 27, 2019 Coast Insider Audio Pablo Escobar's Ghost Appears During Mansion Demolition?: An odd piece of footage from Colombia appears to show an apparition lingering in the former mansion of infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar as it was demolished. The strange scene was reportedly captured last Friday in the city of Medellin when government officials razed the palatial estate using explosives. Shortly after the building was destroyed, a video of the event appeared online and a curious anomaly caught the attention of viewers. Check out the spooky footage here. EscobarMansion Bigfoot & Anomalies in Antarctica: Author and researcher Mary A. Joyce's website features cutting-edge and unusual topics. In the first half of Tuesday's show, she discussed her latest work researching Bigfoot as well as anomalies in Antarctica. Bigfoot are not all the same, she cited-- the smaller swamp apes are in Florida, medium-sized creatures in places like North Carolina, and the biggest ones are out West (where they also seem to be more intelligent than in other regions). According to one 'Sasquatch Medicine Woman,' a creature she communicated with made drawings on a notepad (she left outside) depicting the constellation of Orion. Joyce relayed an account of a man named Wayne Wilson who lived in a wooded area. He reportedly became friends with a Bigfoot, who trusted him so much that they let him see their baby that was born in 2016. 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. Consciousness & Awakening: Engineer and former technology professional for one of the world's largest investment banks, Peter Schenk, is now investing his energies and focus waking up the planet and humanity. In the second half of Tuesday's show, he detailed his awakening which shifted his life from being part of the sleeping masses to a modern-day mystic using technology to bridge the gap between science and consciousness. During his awakening, over a six-week-period, he had the "gift of sight" and was able to see energies in everything. He said he was "schooled" by non-physical energies like the ascended master Saint Germain, who "taught me to do the impossible and see the invisible." Read the full recap here. Video: Hospice Documents Dreams Experienced by Dying Patients: PreDeathVision A hospice in upstate New York has amassed a huge collection of intriguing dreams and visions that their patients have shared before passing away. The fascinating work of Dr. Christopher Kerr and his staff at Hospice Buffalo in the town of Cheektowaga were recently featured in an enlightening profile piece from TV station KDKA. In the segment, the doctor recalled how he had initially been skeptical about this pre-death phenomenon, but soon became a believer after a nurse explained that she could tell when someone was about to die because they would experience these visions. Learn more. Today in Strangeness: On this date in 1827, the first Mardi Gras celebration in New Orleans took place, with a group of masked and costumed students dancing through the streets. In 1890, a 100-round boxing match was fought in San Francisco, and declared to be a draw after 6.5 hours. Firefighters Save Fat Rat Stuck in Manhole Cover: FatRat Rescue workers in Germany are being celebrated after they freed a rotund rat that had somehow gotten stuck in a manhole cover. The strange scene reportedly unfolded on Sunday morning in the town of Bensheim when a little girl spotted the troubled creature trapped in the precarious position. Alas, when a representative from a regional animal rescue organization arrived, he found that the rat was firmly lodged in place thanks to "a lot of winter flab." Read more. Creatures Among Us & Ancient Egypt: In the first half of Wednesday's show, Rob Dunn, a professor in the Department of Applied Ecology at North Carolina State University, will discuss how even the cleanest homes are host to nearly 200,000 species living with us, from the Egyptian meal moths in our cupboards and camel crickets in our basements to the lactobacillus lounging on our kitchen counters. Followed by Egyptian born author and researcher Ahmed Osman, who'll discuss his controversial theories about ancient Egypt and the history of Judaism and Christianity which may be radically different than what is described in religious texts.
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Post by SAR01 on Feb 28, 2019 14:01:08 GMT -5
February 28, 2019 Coast Insider Audio Pastor's Fake Resurrection Stunt Backfires: A South African pastor has become the subject of nationwide ridicule and found himself in potential legal trouble after he faked a resurrection during a service. The ill-conceived stunt was reportedly orchestrated by Pastor Alph Lukau in Johannesburg over the weekend. In a rather elaborate display, a casket containing a body was pulled from a hearse and put in front of the holy man. Much to the amazement of his astonished parishioners, the pastor then performed a ritual, of sorts, which appeared to bring the body back to life. Learn more. Fake Resurrection Creatures Among Us: In the first half of Wednesday's show, Prof. Rob Dunn discussed how even the cleanest homes are host to nearly 200,000 species living with us, from the meal moths in our cupboards and camel crickets in our basements to the lactobacillus lounging on our kitchen counters. Our bodies are actually covered with thousands of species, and all adults have microscopic mites on their faces-- "they walk around your head at night and have sex on your nose," he mused. House mice date back to the time of Mesopotamia, and with their ability to squeeze through tiny holes, "in some ways," he said, "they're more expert at living in our houses than we are." 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. Reinterpreting Biblical History: In the latter half of Wednesday's show, Egyptian born author Ahmed Osman shared his controversial theories about ancient Egypt and the history of Judaism and Christianity, which may be radically different than what is described in religious texts. In his historical and biblical investigation into King David of Israel, he concluded that David was actually Pharaoh Tuthmosis III of the 18th Dynasty and Solomon (David's son) was Pharaoh Amenhotep, the successor of Tuthmosis. In additon, he believes that David lived in a different timeline than what has been previously thought, some five centuries earlier, in the 15th century BC. Get the full story here. Free Audio: Unexplained Disappearances NotHauntedHouse Listen to this intriguing hour from a May 2014 show, when David Paulides, a former lawman turned investigative journalist, joined George Knapp to discuss bizarre stories of missing persons in national parks and forests throughout the United States, as well as other countries. Today in Strangeness: In Salem, Massachusetts ten children identified the "witches" in their community who afflicted them: Sarah Good, Sarah Osborne, and an old Native American woman named Tituba. Warrants were obtained and they were arrested on February 28, 1692. Study Claims Conspiracy Theorists are Prone to Commit Petty Crimes: Shoplifter A newly published paper in a psychology journal offers the distressing conclusion that conspiracy theorists are prone to commit petty crimes. The unfortunate findings reportedly come via a pair of studies conducted by researchers in England. The first found that those who subscribe to conspiracy theories are also "more accepting of everyday crime" and the second survey determined that these individuals were likely to engage in such behavior in the future. Read more. Mental Powers & ESP: On Thursday's show, occult scholar and Coast friend Mitch Horowitz returns to discuss the extraordinary powers of thought to reshape your world and bring you happiness and power. Mitch explores mental healing, spontaneous ESP, how your mind can make you younger, and many other topics. In the first hour, former Minister of National Defense in Canada, Honorable Paul Hellyer will update his work researching the New World Order, the US shadow government, and the 'Money Mafia' all of which he believes are at the apex of the cabal running much of the world.
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Post by SAR01 on Mar 1, 2019 12:26:35 GMT -5
Denver Airport Unveils Talking Gargoyle: As part of an ongoing celebration of its place in conspiracy theory lore, the Denver International Airport has created an animatronic gargoyle that talks to travelers. The facility has long been the subject of rumors and innuendo suggesting that it housed a secret underground hub for all manner of sinister forces. These tales were largely relegated to the realm of urban legend and fringe researchers until the airport decided to embrace their odd reputation over the last few years with art installations and, now, a talking gargoyle that muses about conspiracy theories. Check out the chatty statue in action here. DIAGargoyle Mental Powers & ESP: On Thursday's show, occult scholar and Coast friend Mitch Horowitz returned to discuss the extraordinary powers of thought to reshape your world and bring you happiness and power. In a special three-hour conversation, he explored mental healing, spontaneous ESP, how your mind can make you younger, and many other topics. He offered a new mental challenge for the next time you feel picked on or mistreated by someone. Don't do anything to modify your outer behavior, he suggested, just change your inner talking. "Demonstrate to yourself within that you are an assertive person...who is deserving, and commanding of respect," he explained, and this can change your life, as when your inner perception of yourself changes, others can sense you are no longer an easy target. "This is the ESP of day-to-day life," he added. Read 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. Humanity's Tipping Point: In the first hour of Thursday's show, former Minister of National Defense in Canada, Honorable Paul Hellyer, now 95, spoke about why he feels humanity is at a tipping point with the threat of world war and nuclear weapons. "The time has come to say loud and clear, war is obsolete," he declared. "We can't have another war because it could wind up as being doomsday for the people of Earth." Instead, he continued, "let's start dismantling these terrible weapons and do something positive, such as try stopping global warming before it's too late." More here. Case for Planet Nine Strengthens: PlanetX Astronomers searching for a proposed Planet Nine have published a new paper which they believe strengthens the case that the hypothetical world exists and speculated on when we may find it. The yet-to-be detected planet first made headlines in January 2016 when scientists noticed strange perturbations of objects in the Kuiper Belt. They subsequently argued that this odd behavior was caused by the influence of a massive world with an enormous orbit and a newly published paper provides perhaps the best look yet at the mysterious world and where it may be out in space. Learn more. Today in Strangeness: Said to come in like a lion and go out like a lamb, the month of March takes its name from Mars, the Roman god of war. Originally, March was the first month of the year. On March 1, 1932, Charles Lindburgh's son was kidnapped, setting off the media firestorm that was the Lindburgh Baby Case. With an elaborate ransom plot that included a number of twists and turns, the case remained unsolved until 1974 when Bruno Hauptmann was convicted, via circumstantial evidence, of the crime. Despite the conviction, rumors and theories continue to swirl around the infamous event. 'Alien' Fish Caught in Australia: AlienFish A woman fishing in Australia was left mystified when she reeled in a bizarre-looking creature that she likened to an alien. The creepy catch was reportedly made by Tee Hokin at a camp along a river in Queensland. According to the gobsmacked angler, "the first thing I thought about was the Alien movie with Sigourney Weaver and that thing that comes out of people's stomach." Find out what the creature really was here. Our New Week of Shows: George Noory kicks off the weekend on Friday night with horror movie host Mr. Lobo. Richard Syrett hosts on Saturday evening with Robert Sullivan on cinema symbolism, and Maria Wheatley on Neolithic Stonehenge priests with elongated skulls. George Noory is back on Sunday with Carl Gallups on the coming Messiah, and Bill Sweet on prayer. During the week, George's fascinating guests include John Edward, Sky Nelson-Isaacs, Frank Albo, Sabrina Scott, Roger Tolces, and Paul LeMay. View the full schedule here.
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Post by SAR01 on Mar 2, 2019 15:40:02 GMT -5
March 02, 2019 Coast Insider Audio Odd UFO Cluster Caught on Film: A puzzling video filmed in Minnesota appears to show an oddly-shaped cluster of UFO hovering in the night sky. The footage was filmed earlier this week in the city of St. Louis Park and subsequently popped up online a few days later. In the video, a total of twelve lights can be seen in the sky seemingly in a stationary position in a rather bewildering formation. Check out the strange video here. UFOClusterMN Movies & Horror: Mr. Lobo is the host of the late night movie program Cinema Insomnia--a cult sensation for over 14 years. In the first hour on Friday, Lobo announced that he had been nominated for a “Rondo” award as best horror host. He did not watch the Oscars this year, but does believe that horror movies are getting better of late, and that “there’s more variety of them.” He welcomes the return to “making an atmosphere” in films that was the hallmark of classic horror and science fiction movies of the 1950s. As a horror host, he is aware of the rich history of personalities who have presented good and bad movies on TV. The genre was invented, he said, as a way to “keep ratings up” in the major cities where they worked. See 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. Open Lines: During Open Lines on Friday, Jim called from Illinois to mention old TV hosts that he recalled, but then added a story about a spectacular UFO sighting he had in 1973 with an extremely skeptical brother-in law. While driving through southern Florida, they observed two “large silver disks with a bulge in the middle” which crossed the highway no more than 50 yards from them. After they disappeared into the distance, Jim said that his brother-in-law declared, “I don’t want to hear it, and I don’t want to ever hear about it again.” Bill called from California to tell his story of inspiration from an old horror movie host that set him on a life path in the entertainment industry as a makeup artist and actor. He told about touring with a road show of Planet of the Apes in the 1970s and did spot-on impersonations of the actors from the original movies. See the rest here. In Coast You Missed It: ICYMI030119 People who claim to communicate with Bigfoot, mysterious green fireballs, and the power of thought were among the captivating topics covered this past week on Coast to Coast AM. And, here at the C2C website, we told you about a humpback whale that somehow wound up in the middle of the Amazon jungle, a fat rat that became a viral star, and a talking gargoyle at America's most infamous airport. Check out our round-up of highlights from the past week ... In Coast You Missed It. Today in Strangeness: Said to come in like a lion and go out like a lamb, the month of March takes its name from Mars, the Roman god of war. Originally, March was the first month of the year. Congress appropriated $30,000 on this day in 1855 to install camels in the American Southwest, as part of the U.S. Army. Though they proved successful as pack animals, after the outbreak of the Civil War in 1861, the camels became all but forgotten about. Video: Tourist Posing for Photo on 'Ice Throne' Gets Swept Out to Sea: IceThrone A Texas woman vacationing in Iceland had quite the misadventure when she sat on a small throne-shaped iceberg for a photo and promptly got swept out to sea! The bizarre incident reportedly occurred earlier this week when Judith Streng and her son Rod were visiting a popular destination in the country known as Diamond Beach. While there, they saw several tourists snapping photos of their friends sitting on a piece of ice that resembled a chair. Following their lead, Streng climbed atop the chilly spot for a photographic memento from her trip to Iceland, but things soon went awry. Learn more. Cinema Symbolism & Stonehenge Priests: Researcher Robert W. Sullivan joins Richard Syrett tonight to discuss the symbolism in Hollywood films, including occult, numerological, astrological, mythological, alchemical, Tarot, and Kabbalistic iconography. From The Exorcist, Back to the Future, to Star Wars and The Matrix, many films hide much darker secrets when examined. Followed by Maria Wheatley, a second-generation dowser and authority on earth energies, ley lines and ancient megalithic sites. She'll reveal how in 2015 she discovered there was a royal priesthood of long-skulled (elongated) people in the Neolithic period who made Stonehenge their spiritual capital.
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Post by SAR01 on Mar 5, 2019 13:36:08 GMT -5
March 5, 2019 Coast Insider Audio Bibles Survive Massive Church Fire Unscathed: Firefighters in West Virginia surveying the damage from an inferno that had gutted a church over the weekend were astounded when they discovered that a bevy of Bibles and crosses had somehow survived the conflagration unscathed. The remarkable find was reportedly made early Sunday morning after the Coal City Fire Department helped to battle a blaze that had engulfed the Freedom Ministries Church in the community of Greenview. Read more. Bibles Th Work of a Psychic Medium: One of the country’s foremost psychic mediums, John Edward is the author of several bestselling books on contact with the Other Side. In the first half of Monday's show, he discussed how he discovered his psychic abilities, his career spanning two TV series, and the messages he receives from departed spirits. He first started out doing readings at psychic fairs, which branched out into groups. The material presented in the groups led to his first book, he explained, and in the year 2000 his popular TV series, "Crossing Over with John Edward" was first broadcast on the Sci-Fi Channel. In his readings he temporarily enters someone's "vibration" and then he shakes it off afterward as a kind of psychic protection. 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. In the Flow: Theoretical physicist, speaker, author, and musician, Sky Nelson-Issacs has a master’s degree in physics from San Francisco State University, with a thesis in String Theory. In the latter half of Monday's show, he talked about his cutting-edge scientific theory of synchronicity as a model for living "in the flow"--a state of optimal functioning and creative thinking. He defined synchronicity as an alignment of circumstances, where there is a meaningful relationship between an outside and inside event. A future experience that can be anticipated connects or interacts with a tree of possibilities or outcomes, he explained, and by paying attention to the synchronicities and their meanings, we can experience more flow in our lives. Read the full recap here. Watch: Ghost Filmed on Haunted Trail? GhostPath A spooky piece of footage from a notoriously haunted trail in England shows an eerie anomaly which some suspect could be area's resident ghost. The intriguing video was reportedly captured by a man named Rob Wakefield while he was visiting the village of Stansted Mountfitchet. He was inspired to explore the wooded area after he had stopped into a pub and heard that this particular pathway was haunted. Check out the eerie footage from his impromptu ghost hunt here. Today in Strangeness: On this day in 1982, the Russian space probe, Venera 14, after a four-month journey, plunged its descent vehicle into the Venusian atmosphere, sending back images of the planet's surface . March 5th is also "Multiple Personality Day," which according to Holiday Insights is "an opportunity to get in touch with yourselves. When you wish someone 'Happy Multiple Personality Day', you may need to do so multiple times, once for each personality." Goblins Torment Village in Zimbabwe: GoblinNL In a bizarre story out of Zimbabwe, a community is on edge due to what residents claim is an outbreak of goblins tormenting their village. The weirdness reportedly began last autumn when two children living in the village of Ziqaweni died under mysterious circumstances. For reasons unexplained, the youngsters' demise was attributed to "goblin attacks" and the community subsequently enlisted a 'prophet' to destroy the sinister creatures, but it would appear that their problems had only just begun. Learn more. All Things Crypto: Renowned expert in secret societies and symbolic language systems in art and architecture, Frank Albo, holds graduate degrees in ancient Near Eastern languages, Western esotericism, and a Ph.D. in the history of architecture from the University of Cambridge. On Tuesday's show, he will discuss all things crypto: crypto-architecture, crypto-symbolism, cryptocurrencies, and cryptozoology. First half, TBA.
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Post by SAR01 on Mar 6, 2019 12:43:57 GMT -5
March 6, 2019 Coast Insider Audio Nessie Spotted Twice in Five Days: The legendary Loch Ness Monster is making waves once again after the beloved cryptid was spotted on two different occasions over the course of just five days. The first sighting reportedly occurred on February 23rd when a British woman named Lisa Brennan was visiting the iconic Scottish site. As she and her partner were driving along a road near the loch, she suddenly caught sight of a strange dark form emerge from the water. Read more. Nessie030519 The Fluoride Controversy: In the first half of Tuesday's show, Paul Connett, Executive Director of the Fluoride Action Network, weighed in on the controversial debate over fluoridating the water supply. Applied topically via toothpaste, fluoride might help in fighting dental decay, he conceded, though when it's consumed via drinking water it's toxic to the human body. Mother's milk has a natural filter lowering exposure to fluoride, but babies fed formula in a city like Los Angeles are getting about 200 times more fluoride than those who are nursed, he cited. Some 53 out of 60 studies showed that kids with higher fluoride exposure have lower IQs, he added. A 12-year study from the US government published in 2017 measured the level of fluoride in pregnant women, and then the IQs of their offspring over time, and confirmed this conclusion. Get further info 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. Secret Wisdom & Symbolism: In the latter half of Tuesday's show, expert in secret societies and symbolic language systems in art and architecture, Frank Albo delved into hidden symbols and codes, the practices of Freemasonry, the Western Mystery Tradition, and the bizarre city of Astana, hailed as the "Illuminati Capital of the World." Stemming from Freemasonry is the idea that certain types of knowledge are so sacred and important that they cannot be freely given to the profane but have to "go through an initiatic system from master to disciple," he detailed. What was this forbidden knowledge? Albo explained it's that "the mind, this divine spark of reason, has the capacity to read the book of nature and all the mysteries within." The Western Mystery Tradition refers to a variety of currents, which point out that true knowledge can only be obtained through gnosis – an inner intuition that leads to salvation. Get the full scoop here. Watch: Pair of Puzzling USOs Filmed in Northern Ireland: USOs A woman in Northern Ireland was left scratching her head when she spotted a pair of puzzling lights submerged underwater. The odd sighting reportedly occurred in the picturesque seaside town of Bangor last week. According to the witness, who walked around the shore in an attempt to determine the source of the oddities, the lights appeared to periodically flicker for no discernible reason. Check out the footage of the perplexing anomalies here. Today in Strangeness: On this date in 1899, Bayer received a patent for their new pain reliever-- aspirin. Pharmacist Felix Hoffman was said to synthesize heroin and aspirin in the same month. In 1950, Silly Putty was introduced as a toy by Peter Hodgson. Packaged in plastic eggs, the one-ounce pieces of rubber-like material could be used to transfer colored ink from newsprint. Cops Called About Cardboard Cutout of MyPillow Creator: MyPillow A police department in Minnesota got quite the chuckle last week thanks to a rather amusing mix-up involving a cardboard cut out of MyPillow creator Mike Lindell. The weird incident took place last Thursday in the city of Jordan when a resident called the cops with concerns about a man who was seen standing motionless near a home while inexplicably clutching a pillow. This was particularly worrisome to the witness because the mysterious stranger was not wearing a coat in the frigid weather. Read more. Alternative Health / Witchcraft & Tarot: In the first half of Wednesday'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 graphic novelist, academic, and professional witch, Sabrina Scott, who has been reading tarot and practicing witchcraft for 18 years. She'll discuss the surge in interest in astrology, tarot and witchcraft and why they're not a fad, but used as powerful tools throughout the ages.
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Post by SAR01 on Mar 7, 2019 12:11:02 GMT -5
March 7, 2019 Coast Insider Audio Watch: 'Angelic' Stranger Saves Man: A shopkeeper in Turkey was left mystified after a tap on his shoulder from a mysterious stranger seemingly saved him from being seriously injured by a passing truck. According to a local media report, the eerie encounter took place in the city of Adana as Serdar Binici'yi was preparing to close his store for the night. However, his normal routine of picking up sale items from outside the shop was decidedly different this time around thanks to a truly strange series of events which were captured on video by a security camera. Check out the jaw-dropping video here. AngelicEncounterNL Alternative Health Tips: In the first half of Wednesday's program, pharmacist, nutritionist and cosmetic chemist, Ben Fuchs shared alternative health concepts, and offered tips on supplements and healthy changes to one's diet and lifestyle. For stomach problems, he suggested trying an "elimination diet" in which you make a note of removing certain foods from your diet, and see if your condition improves when you do. Antibiotics and other pharmaceuticals can suppress the immune system, so supplements such as Vitamin C are important to counteract this, as well as reducing sugar intake, he said. Fuchs recommends slow deep breathing as a way to improve health-- "it's [how] nature intended us to alkalize." 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. Practicing Witchcraft & Tarot: Graphic novelist, academic, and professional witch, Sabrina Scott is a Ph.D. candidate in Science and Technology at York University. In the latter half of Wednesday's program, she shared her methodologies and insights into tarot and witchcraft, which she's been practicing for 18 years. She views magic as "creating change in accordance with your will," and for her that often involves collaboration with non-human beings such as spirits, plants, or animals. That is one of the more unusual aspects of her witchcraft practice, she explained, as the spirit voices she hears are incorporated into her work. Scott added that she grew up in a Spiritualism tradition. When she does spellcasting, she creates new or unique rituals for every situation, sometimes factoring in astrological influences. Read the full summary here. Free Audio: David Wilcock on Alien Secrets NotHauntedHouse Listen to this fascinating hour from 2017, when David Wilcock, known for his insights on consciousness science and new paradigms, joined Jimmy Church. The 'Deep State' is beginning to reveal the reality of UFOs, says Wilcock, who also contends that Earth is on the front lines of a battle that has been raging between positive and negative ETs for hundreds of thousands of years. Today in Strangeness: On this day in 1981, Disneyland recorded its' first homicide-- an 18 yr. old was stabbed to death. John Kellogg first served corn flakes to the patients at his sanitarium in Battle Creek, MI (1897), and the first surface photos of Pluto were taken by Hubble Space Telescope (1996). Archaeologists Discover Treasure Trove of Mayan Artifacts: MayanRitualCave A team of archaeologists exploring an ancient Mayan cave system discovered a chamber containing an amazing array of artifacts that are believed to have been untouched for over a thousand years. The incredible find reportedly occurred as the group was conducting an expedition inside a vast network of subterranean tunnels beneath the famed city of Chichen Itza. Although their research was initially focused on finding a water source believed to be sacred by the Mayans, the scientists were stunned when they stumbled upon something far more remarkable. Learn more. Electronic Smog & Journey of the Soul: In the first half of Thursday's show, private investigator specializing in electronic counter-measures, Roger Tolces, will discuss the drastic increase in electronic smog from routers, cell phones, tablets and smart meters that are polluting homes and sleeping spaces. He'll also touch on the new 5G towers and what kind of harmful waves and frequencies they'll be emitting. Followed by science writer and researcher Paul LeMay, who'll impart psychological and sociological lessons learned from the work of Jane Goodall as well as the implications of the journey of the soul, reincarnation, and ESP.
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Post by SAR01 on Mar 8, 2019 12:29:18 GMT -5
Electrical Nature of the Body: In the first half of Thursday's show, private investigator specializing in electronic counter-measures, Roger Tolces, discussed the electric nature of the body, and types of energy healing. He also touched on the dangers of electronic smog from routers, and mobile devices, as well as the 5G towers, popping up all over. The human body can be viewed as a kind of antenna, he said, and the length of our nervous system, if laid out, would amount to around 60,000 miles, which makes us equivalent to being a coil. Researchers such as Robert Becker pointed out that humans have an electrical system, and one theory suggests that all sickness in the body starts from an electrical blockage in a specific area. 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. Understanding the Human Mind: Science writer Paul LeMay has been researching the nature of the human mind for over 13 years from both a scientific and philosophical perspective. In the latter half of Thursday's show, he shared the 'Primal Process Theory,' which his co-author, the psychiatrist Dr. Hifzija Bajramovic, developed. It suggests that humans operate from three different default mindsets-- Fighting, Defeated, and Appeasing. Each of these can be adaptive and positive, LeMay explained, though if a person becomes over-reliant on one of them, it can be maladaptive or even psychopathological. Largely unconscious, the mindsets are by-products of the primitive fight or flight instincts of the brain, he added. See the full recap here. Treasure Hunter Tricked by Cruel Hoax: PreissFake A man searching for a famed treasure thought to be hidden in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park found himself the victim of a rather cruel hoax. According to a local media report, the unnamed individual had actually traveled to the city from France with the express purpose of locating a piece of an expansive treasure hunt created by author and publisher Byron Preiss back in 1982. Alas, the unfortunate treasure hunter briefly thought his quest had been a success until it all unraveled with a disappointing revelation. Learn more. Today in Strangeness: Kissing a total of 4,444 women in the space of 8 hours, John McPherson of Newcastle set the Guinness World record in 1985, even though his goal was to kiss 5,000. And on this stellar date in 1975, the cartoon known as Partridge Family 2200 A.D. (a kind of Jetsons knock-off) last aired on CBS. NASA Releases Amazing Images of Interacting Shockwaves: Shockwave An amazing set of images released by NASA provide the first-ever look at shockwaves interacting with each other. The remarkable photos were posted to the space agency's website earlier this week along with an explanation for how the breathtaking pictures were produced. According to NASA, the images are the culmination of more than ten years of research and technique development centered around air-to-air photography. Read more. Our New Week of Shows: George Noory kicks off the weekend on Friday night chatting with paranormal researcher Jason McClean about anomalous creatures. Richard Syrett hosts on Saturday evening delving into Antarctica mysteries with Brad Olsen, and tales of ET healing with Preston Dennett. On Sunday night, Lisa Garr is back, talking about the food revolution with Ocean Robbins, and energy codes with Dr. Sue Morter. During the week, George Noory's fascinating guests include Giles Milton, Sandra Champlain, Kent Heckenlively, Dr. Lynne Kitei, Jaron Lanier, and Rosemary Ellen Guiley. View the full schedule here.
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Post by SAR01 on Mar 9, 2019 15:07:59 GMT -5
March 09, 2019 Coast Insider Audio Set of Sasquatch Tracks Found?: A man in Washington state suspects that he may have stumbled upon evidence of Sasquatch in the form of a curious set of tracks found in some rather deep snow. The discovery was reportedly made by a man named Steve Meacham as he and his wife were driving through their neighborhood in the city of Medical Lake. When they noticed the weird trail, the couple immediately stopped so that they could take some pictures of the puzzling sight. Learn more. BigfootTracks Anomalous Creatures: Paranormal researcher and Bible scholar Jason McClean discussed his personal sighting of what he believes to be a flesh and blood pterodactyl, which he observed when he was a boy while fishing on a creek near Dallas, Texas. McClean heard what he thought was the cry of "ugly and angry crow." He says the creature passed within 5 feet of him, where he could clearly see a "beaked head" and "flanged tail." He later found that this creature had been reported all over the North America and particularly in the Rio Grande Valley. Read 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: ICYMI030819 Synchronicities, Stonehenge, and electronic smog were among the fascinating topics explored this past week on Coast to Coast AM. And, here at the C2C website, we told you about some intriguing USOs, the discovery of an ancient Mayan ritual cave filled with artifacts, and several stories about strange events that seemed to suggest some kind of divine intervention. Check out our round-up of highlights from the past week ... In Coast You Missed It. Today in Strangeness: On this date in 1934, Yuri Gagarin was born. Gagarin would go on to become the first human to both enter space and orbit the Earth. Seven years following his historic achievements, Gagarin died in a helicopter crash, the cause of which remains a mystery to this day. Video: 'Ghost Sighting' Blamed for Bizarre Arson Attempt: ArsonGhost A California man was busted for trying to burn down his neighbor's home this week and blamed a ghost sighting for his bizarre actions. Authorities in the city of Stockton reportedly arrested Cuong Pham on Thursday after he was identified in a rather frightening doorbell camera video which showed him frantically dousing the front door of his neighbor's house with diesel fuel and attempting to light it on fire. When he was later questioned by police, Pham admitted that he was the man in the video and provided a truly strange excuse for his odd behavior. Learn more. Tonight's Show: Author Brad Olsen joins guest host Richard Syrett for an update on his research of anomalous structures under Antarctica. Followed by UFO researcher Preston Dennett, presenting a compilation of cases of people who claimed they were healed by ETs.
From 6-10pm PT, Coast Insiders can hear an Art Bell: Somewhere in Time from 3/11/99 when Peter Davenport and Robert Fairfax reported on an investigation in Illinois of a UFO sighting involving an elk abduction.
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Post by SAR01 on Mar 11, 2019 13:32:53 GMT -5
Weekend Edition March 11, 2019 Coast Insider Audio Vermont Town Elects Goat as Mayor: In an unusual move to generate funds for a new playground, a northern Vermont town has elected a goat as honorary mayor. A predictable chorus of online approbation hailed the move as an election of someone “with good character & political know how." The town of Fair Haven, which does not have an actual human mayor, solicited candidates from the community with a $5 application fee, raising only $100. Other candidates included dogs and cats, with one gerbil making the ticket. The Nubian goat, named Lincoln, eked out a win with 13 votes over Sammie the , who received 10. Learn more. VirginMaryArgentinaNL Food Revolution: The modern industrialized diet is the primary culprit behind disease, cancer, Alzheimer’s, type 2 diabetes, and obesity with a massive study finding 11 million deaths worldwide last year. Ocean Robbins, CEO of the Food Revolution Network, joined guest host Lisa Garr (email) in the first half on Sunday to discuss his mission to transform the industrialized food culture into one that supports healthy people and a healthy planet. Robbins' father, John Robbins, walked away from taking over his father’s company as president of the Baskin-Robbins corporation to write the acclaimed book Diet For A New America, which outlined a radically different way of eating for a healthy life. Ocean Robbins carries on his father’s work, crusading for an end to GMOs, pesticides, and factory farms, which he says are all part of the “toxic food culture” in which we live. 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. Energy Codes: The Energy Codes are a set of principles and practices people can use in their lives to tap into their authentic selves to realize deeper states of awareness. In the second half of Sunday's program, Dr. Sue Morter talked about how these codes are based on quantum and traditional science, woven with ancient wisdom and contemporary thought. She said that in her childhood, she knew that she could see things that others could not, but gradually suppressed this ability. Then, while at a mediation retreat, she spontaneously experienced “another reality that was a greater dimensionality,” and that this was so profound that afterwords, normal waking life “looked like a postcard.” At that time, her goal was to experience this state at will. More info here. Whale Swallows Diver: NotHauntedHouse A South African dive tour operator discovered firsthand what Jonah may have felt like after a whale attempted to swallow him whole. Rainer Schimpf had been attempting to film a sardine run when a Bryde's whale emerged from the deep with its mouth open to gather food. Schimpf became lodged in the mammal's mouth in an instant. Read more. Antarctica Mysteries & Healed by ETs: Rumors of secrets and wonders beneath the Antarctic ice have captivated author Brad Olsen. He recently made a trip to the frigid continent to research its possible massive structures, including discs, pyramids, and other enormous architecture under the thick ice. In the first half of Saturday's program, Olsen joined guest host Richard Syrett for an update on what he uncovered during his travels to this remote part of the world. He called a specific sector of Antarctica the ‘Illuminati Disneyland’ as it has apparently played host to some of the world's most notable elite. In the second half, UFO researcher Preston Dennett presented cases of people who claimed to have been healed by extraterrestrials. These UFO healing cases have been verified by doctors and leading UFO researchers, including Budd Hopkins, David Jacobs, and John Mack, and represent incontrovertible evidence of the UFO/ET reality. "They can come into your bedroom and heal you, while you're out driving — there are a number of cases in which people have been healed inside hospitals," he said. Read the rest here. Today in Strangeness: On this date in 1619 it was curtains for the Flower sisters who were burned at the stake on charges of witchcraft in England. It seems their mother, who was also on trial with them, sealed their fate when she picked up a piece of bread and declaimed on the witness stand 'May this cake choke me if I am guilty.' She then proceeded to drop dead after a bite. The Great Blizzard of 1888 wreaked havoc across the Northeast US with some areas receiving as much as 50 inches of snow. AI & the Future / D-Day Invasion: NotHauntedHouse In the first half tonight, Global trends, futures, and strategy advisor Olaf Groth will discuss the future of humans as it will be defined by artificial intelligence and the ways AI is being used in places like China to regulate the behavior of the population. Giles Milton relies on personal testimonies, diaries, journals and letters to tell the story of key moments in history, recounted through the eyes of those who were there. In the second half, he will discuss the first 24 hours of the D-Day invasion told by a symphony of incredible accounts of unknown and unheralded members of the Allied – and Axis – forces.
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Post by SAR01 on Mar 13, 2019 17:04:15 GMT -5
March 13, 2019 Coast Insider Audio Scientists Revive Woolly Mammoth Cells: A team of researchers in Japan have taken a significant step towards possibly bringing the long-extinct woolly mammoth back to life. The breakthrough reportedly came when scientists managed to extract cell nuclei from the frozen remains of one of the famed creatures that had been recovered from the permafrost of Siberia. Incredibly, in what sounds like a scene from a science fiction film, when this 28,000-year-old material was injected into mouse ova, it began to stir. Read more. Mammoth The Science of Remote Viewing: In 1995, Statistics Professor Jessica Utts was appointed to evaluate remote viewing for espionage applications in the Stargate Project, which was funded by the CIA and the DIA, and carried out initially by Stanford Research Institute. In the first half of Tuesday's show, she discussed her study of remote viewing, and how it works. She defined remote viewing as acquiring information that is distant in space and/or time using a kind of psychic protocol. While anyone can learn this technique, she's found that only about 1% of the population will be skilled at it. As a statistician, she uncovered clear evidence that remote viewing actually produced results, even though the government shut down Project Stargate (mostly a political decision, she said). 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. Afterlife Evidence: In the latter half of Tuesday's show, author and afterlife expert Sandra Champlain presented research and findings that suggest there's a continuation of experiences after death. In deathbed visitations, just before someone passes on, many accounts describe the seeing of other realms or deceased loved ones coming for them. She detailed Dr. Allan Botkin's Induced After Death Communication (IADC) technique where people enter into a therapeutic zone communicating with the deceased, as well as intriguing recordings of Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP), which Champlain was able to gather herself (several voices on her recording said "goodnight" as she mentally reached out to her departed grandparents). Read the complete recap here. History Channel Announces New UFO Docuseries: Unidentified UFO enthusiasts received some exciting news on Tuesday as the History Channel announced plans for an intriguing new docuseries devoted to the mysterious phenomenon. Titled 'Unidentified,' the program will be executive produced by Tom DeLonge and is set to feature a number of members from his 'To The Stars Academy team. Specifically, Luis Elizondo, who was the head of the US government's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP), will have a prominent role in the six-part series which promises to include "newly authenticated evidence and footage." Learn more. Today in Strangeness: It was on the night of March 13, 1997 that the 'Phoenix Lights ' were seen in the night skies over Phoenix and beyond. This huge triangular formation of lights was reported by countless witnesses, some who called in to Art Bell that night. Gov. Fife Symington, who initially made fun of the incident, belatedly publicly admitted he, too, saw the lights. Video: Florida Family Fed Up with Ghost: HauntedHouseFL A family in Florida say that they're having second thoughts about their new home after moving into the residence and becoming plagued by unsettling ghostly activity. The weirdness reportedly began last month when Elizabeth Lightfoot and her family moved into the house in the community of Lehigh Acres. Initial strange events like unexplained knocks and objects being moved by an unseen force soon gave way to more troubling incidents, including one where a family member felt physically attacked by what they believe to be a sinister spirit. Check a local TV news segment about their plight here. Vaccines & Autism / The Phoenix Lights: In the first half of Wednesday's show, Kent Heckenlively, a science teacher, attorney, and a founding editor of Age of Autism reveals that the government has admitted to never testing or measuring the safety of the vaccine schedule as was required by law. He'll also cover the assault on free speech, and the deplatforming of spokespersons of many passionate causes including anti-vaxxers. Followed by, on this, the 22nd anniversary, Dr. Lynne Kitei will discuss one of the most witnessed, most documented and most important mass anomalous aerial events in modern history, known worldwide as the "Phoenix Lights."
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