Coast To Coast Am Radio With George Noory

February 9, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Satanism & Black Magic:

On Tuesday's show, lifelong practitioner of the occult, Winter Laake discussed the history of Satanism, the ritual use of Black Magic, and why Satanism is gaining in popularity. Satan "wants to awaken mankind to its true inherent nature," which could be considered a kind of evil, a power that is lacking in mankind, and without which he will fall into stagnation, he explained. The idea of "good" has been malformed and bastardized by a series of biblicists, he continued.

Laake, who is also a psychic, said he's been involved in helping law enforcement with missing person cases, but is sometimes considered suspicious because of his belief in Satanism. He clarified that he is not interested in harming others, unless they have crossed his path. In which case, he described using "remote influencing," such as sending out negative scenarios to a person while they are sleeping (that is when they are most vulnerable), or using "sympathetic" Black Magic, such as obtaining some of a target's hair, and then conjuring up a ritual, utilizing certain symbols and dates, to cause an ill fate to occur. Laake does not espouse to the idea of karma or the " Law of 3," and as such is not concerned about retribution for these type of actions.

He discussed Christian broadcaster Harold Camping's campaign citing May 21, 2011 as Judgment Day or Rapture, and revealed that he is part of an effort to avert this outcome via ritual or Black Magic techniques. Laake also talked about his vision for the year 2050, when mankind achieves a "Satanic singularity" with machines-- they will have merged with us and death will be redefined, he said.

Jesse James & Buried Treasure:

First hour guest, researcher Ron Pastore discussed mysteries concerning Jesse James and buried treasure. James, an outlaw who was said to rob only the wealthy, faked his death ( related photo), and lived to age 88, he contended. As a member of the Knights of the Golden Circle (KGC), James and Civil War Confederates were suspected of burying loot (possibly in values up to $1 trillion) in hidden caves, which Pastore has conducted searches for.



Pic Fix:

Triggerpit.com's photo gallery of icebergs, some with blue streaks, includes stunning images from Antarctica, an Alaskan fjord, and glaciers in Argentina and Norway.

Today in Strangeness:

On this date in 1902, Dr. Eugene-Louis Doyen of Paris surgically separated Radica and Doodica, Siamese twins from the Barnum and Bailey Circus. The operation was initially considered a success, but both girls died within a year of the procedure. Thomas Scholl of Munich issued the world's fastest yodel-- 22 tones (15 falsetto) within one second (1992).

Tonight's Show, Wednesday, February 9th:

Louise Kuo Habakus and Mary Holland, authors of Vaccine Epidemic, will join Dr. Andrew Wakefield to discuss important issues related to vaccinations.

February 10, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Vaccination Issues:

On Wednesday's show, Mary Holland, a research scholar at NYU School of Law, discussed issues related to vaccination, health, and human rights. In the book Vaccine Epidemic, which she co-edited with Louise Kuo Habakus, they feature a variety of experts from such fields as ethics, science, medicine, and business, who call for reform in the compulsory mandating of vaccinations, and a reevaluation of their safety. "At the end of the day, because every vaccination carries real risks...it has to be the individual with their healthcare practitioner that makes an informed choice," she said, adding that her objection is not to the vaccines, but the "forcing of the products on children or people." Often, if they don't accept the vaccine, they can't go to work or school, she noted.

Appearing for a segment at the top of the third hour, British journalist Brian Deer spoke about his investigation into Andrew Wakefield's research of children's vaccines. He suggested Wakefield perpetuated a fraud, and was rewarded with a large monetary payout. Then, Dr. Andrew Wakefield joined the show, to refute Deer's charges, and speak about the connection he uncovered between MMR and other vaccines to health problems such as autism. Further info.

Holland cited how children are typically receiving multiple vaccines at one time, sometimes being exposed to as many as seven different diseases, and when problems are reported it is often in these cases. She recommended that parents get educated on the topic and review their options with their doctors. She is active in the organization, Center for Personal Rights, which focuses on individual vaccination choice.

Apophis & Science Update:

First hour guest, theoretical physicist, author, and co-founder of string field theory, Michio Kaku talked about various science and space issues. He discussed concerns by Russian scientists that the asteroid Apophis could smash into Earth in 2036. While NASA has said the chances of this happening are just one in a quarter million, he noted that we'll be able to make a more accurate assessment of its potential collision during its first pass of Earth in 2029. Though Apophis is only a couple football fields wide, it's large enough to take out a country the size of Germany or France, as meteorites would land in all directions during an impact, he warned.



Highlighted Site:

The website Where's George? (that's Washington, not Noory!) allows people to track the movement of specific dollar bills across the country and internationally, and includes a registry of the most active bills. One such bill, still in circulation, has traveled over 4,000 miles in three years.

Today in Strangeness:

On this date in 3641 B.C. the world was created, according to one Mayan calendar. PT Barnum staged the wedding of little people Gen. Tom Thumb and Mercy Lavinia Warren (1863). Chess champ Gary Kasparov was defeated by Deep Blue, the IBM computer (1996).

Tonight's Show, Thursday, February 10th:

Theoretical physicist and celebrated author, Brian Greene will discuss hot topics in cosmology: the multiverse, the holographic universe, unseen parallel worlds in dimensions separated by millimeters, our universe as a super-advanced computer program and the
essentially hidden nature of reality.

February 12, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Earthbound Spirits:

In the first half of Friday's program, real-life ghost whisperer Mary Ann Winkowski spoke about her work with earthbound spirits, as well as how to remove them from the haunted locations they inhabit. Ghosts linger around the living in places where they have unfinished business, she said. Apartment buildings are full of spirits coming and going, as are theater houses, Winkowski continued, noting that she personally witnessed a ghost standing next to the lead actor at a performance of Phantom of the Opera.

Winkowski shared details from a case involving a woman's husband who had allegedly committed suicide. The woman had fallen in love with her deceased husband's twin brother and was not comfortable marrying him with her spouse's ghost still around, she explained. According to Winkowski, the dead husband indicated that he did not kill himself but had instead been murdered by his twin. Confronted with this information from beyond the grave, the living brother admitted to the crime and was arrested, she revealed.

Winkowski commented on the slew of paranormal investigators, whose activities she believes are only annoying ghosts and making life worse for people who reside in haunted places. She suggested things to try if one's residence is overrun by troublesome spirits, including having the house blessed by an ordained minister or priest, burning a smudge stick in every room (including closets), placing bags of raw tobacco over doorways, and spreading sea salt around the perimeter of the home. Winkowski also talked about her book The Ice Cradle, psychic vampires, and what ghosts tell her at funerals.

'Saved' Stories:

During Open Lines, George offered a special line for callers who wanted to share stories about being saved by someone or something. Susan in Springfield, Missouri, recounted the night she was driving to Minnesota and a deer jumped in front of a truck she was passing. "[My] van literally was picked up and turned around in the other direction," she said. Two older people dressed in clothes from the 1960s, and glowing in the dark, drove up out of nowhere to check on the situation, she explained. Susan believes she was saved by these guardian angels.

Casey from Lone Rock, Wisconsin, told George about the time he was at camp and a mysterious voice saved him from certain death. Casey said he had snuck off with a friend to smoke cigarettes and took the wrong trail on the way back to camp. After hearing a voice in his head warning him to "stop," Casey said he shined his flashlight ahead to discover a several hundred foot drop off. An interesting call came in from Jamie in Detroit, Michigan, who recalled being contacted by his deceased aunt through a Ouija board. Jamie claimed the experience was positive and he was able to verify everything the Ouija board told him about her.




Today in Strangeness:

102 years ago on this date, the Great Car Race from NY to Paris began. In 1994, art thieves stole the iconic painting The Scream from an Oslo museum. And in 2001, NEAR Shoemaker became the first spacecraft to land on an asteroid.

Video Fix:

Archival film footage from 1966 of a young Carl Sagan speaking about flying saucers has been posted at forgetomori.com. A brief write up that accompanies the interview looks at the significance of the famous astronomer's book with Iosef Shklovskii, Intelligent Life in the Universe.

Tonight's Show, Saturday, February 12th:

Former Scientologist, author Marc Headley joins Ian Punnett to discuss the truth behind Scientology.

In the first hour, sports conspiracist Brian Tuohy shares an update on last week's Super Bowl fixes, and May Pang talks about her upcoming Beatles exhibit.

From 6-10 pm (PT) on Saturday night, Coast Insiders can hear an Art Bell: Somewhere in Time program from 7/21/98 when ET contactee Alex Collier ( archived site) talked about his relationship with a race of humans from the Andromeda constellation.

UFO Myths & Realities

Date: 02-20-11
Host: George Knapp
Guests: Col. John Alexander


While still on active duty in the U.S. Army during the 1980s, Col. John B. Alexander created an inter-agency group to explore UFOs. He joins George Knapp to discuss the hard facts about the existence of these mysterious flying machines.


Website(s):

•johnbalexander.com


Book(s):

•UFOs: Myths, Conspiracies, and Realities

Weekend Edition February 21, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



UFO Myths & Realities:

While still on active duty in the U.S. Army during the 1980s, Col. John B. Alexander created an interagency group to explore the subject of UFOs. He joined George Knapp for the full 4-hour program on Sunday to discuss what he's uncovered about the existence of these mysterious flying machines, and the lore that surrounds them. "UFOs are real...there are hard physical objects that transit the universe from time to time-- every sensor we have picks them up," yet the extraterrestrial hypothesis seems like too simple of an explanation, he said. A single answer may not apply to UFOs that can vary wildly in size from tiny balls of light to huge craft, he added.

Among the experts Alexander conferred with on the UFO question were Ben Rich, head of Lockheed's Skunk Works, aerospace engineer Burt Rutan, and the late Edward Teller, the 'father of the hydrogen bomb.' All thought it was an interesting topic but said they didn't have any answers or direct knowledge. Alexander said there are a number of solid UFO cases such as Bentwaters, the Phoenix Lights, and the Cash-Landrum incident, yet he's concluded there's no formal govt. policy trying to cover-up UFO sightings. While the UFO community has been clamoring for disclosure, what they really want is confirmation of their preconceived ideas, he opined.

There's an awful lot of false information out there, Alexander declared, such as the MJ-12 documents (which he said are faked), and the idea that UFOs have successfully been reversed engineered. He offered a proposal that a high level government official such as Robert Gates say publicly that "anyone who has information about UFOs, and has been told they can't talk about it, are now free to talk." Dr. Alexander will be giving a presentation this Wednesday at the UFO Congress in Arizona.



Inside Iran:

On Saturday's show, Iranian novelist and women's rights advocate S. Mostofi joined Ian Punnett for a discussion about what life is like under Iranian law as well as what she thinks really happened during a failed US rescue attempt of 52 American hostages in Iran in 1980. "In Iran, nothing is bizarre anymore," Mostofi declared, "people have seen it all, at this point, and they're really sick of it." She was hopeful that the current regime in Iran would fall by the end of the year, but expressed concern because the Iranian government is "extremely violent." Mostofi noted that, unlike the Egyptian leadership, the leaders of Iran "would not be welcomed into the international community" should they be deposed and, thus, must tenaciously hold on to their power... cont.

Today in Strangeness:

This is the time of Roman Feralia where spirits of the dead are said to hover over their graves. Donald Davis ran one mile backwards in six minutes and 7 seconds (1983) and the man said to be the world's oldest, Shigechiyo Izumi, died at 120 (1986).

Tonight's Show, Monday, February 21st:

Researcher of ancient mysteries and how they relate to geological and astronomical cycles, LUCUS, will discuss how the Yellowstone Super Caldera is increasing in activity and seismic data is being deleted, how the San Bruno gas fire was sparked by an asteroid strike, and the Doomsday seed vault is evidence that the elite know a brown dwarf star is on its way to decimate Earth.


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February 23, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Electronic Harassment & Warfare:

Scientist and innovator Dr. Fred Bell discussed reports of electronic harassment and holographic warfare technology. Electronic harassment comes in a variety of forms-- it can be imposed surveillance of people's belongings or surroundings, sabotaging of computers, directed high energy devices, as well as voice/data imaging, in which voices are beamed into a person's head.

The symptoms of electronic harassment include unusual forgetfulness, suicidal & homicidal thoughts, panic attacks, depression, and paranoia, he detailed. In some cases, he continued, it can include the stoppage of power to appliances, movement of objects that might fall of a shelf and break, and computer failures and problems. One type of attack, he said, is carried out by "confusion weaponry" which uses frequencies or impulses to disrupt thoughts. He cited an LA newscaster who garbled her words in a live report, as possibly being a target of the technology.

Bell also talked about the advancement of satellites, which can knock things out of the sky with EMP pulses. Law enforcement is developing devices to remotely shut down the electronic ignition of cars they're chasing, he added. Victims of electronic harassment can use counteraction technology to block energy or absorb microwave radiation, he stated. One of his recent inventions is the QBAM (Quantum Biological Administrating Machine), a quantum healing device.

Earth Changes Update:

First hour guest, earth changes expert Mitch Battros reported on the deadly New Zealand earthquake-- a shallow quake that hit in an area with soft dirt. He also made connections between recent volcanoes, solar flares, and the pole shift, citing the lessening of Earth's magnetic field.



Highlighted Site:

A report from NPR features recordings of some interesting sounds from space, including lightning on Jupiter, and Saturn's aurora, as well as what a synthetic SETI signal might sound like should one be found.

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.

Live Chat & Tonight's Show, Wednesday, February 23rd:

Coast Insiders, join us for a Live Chat with Ian Punnett, this Wednesday night at 8pm PT/11pm ET. It's a great opportunity to ask questions and informally dialogue with our inimitable Saturday night host! Then, on Coast to Coast AM, radical academic and empiricist Jeffrey Grupp will discuss how secret knowledge including numerology, magic, symbolism and the nature of the fabric of the cosmos is not only being suppressed, but used against the general population to control them.


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February 24, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Philosophy & Hidden Knowledge:

On Wednesday's show, radical academic and empiricist Jeffrey Grupp shared philosophical and metaphysical concepts, and discussed how hidden knowledge is sometimes suppressed, and used against the general population to control them. The "telescreen"-- the barrage of mass media images and information that floods human consciousness, is a kind of everyday mind control that acts to despiritualize the populace, he explained.

Grupp outlined his concept of "Dark Ecstasy"-- a kind of religion that the Illuminati practices in which they derive spiritual euphoria through artistic expressions of death, sado-masochism, murder, war and pain. This force has influenced and tainted an incredible number of humans, he added.

A former atheist, Grupp said he's found empirical proof for the existence for God by seeing the " golden ratio" displayed throughout nature, the cosmos, and in quantum chaos. He also spoke about "telementation," a variation on the Law of Attraction that focuses more on feeling reality into existence rather than using belief or visualization to manifest things.

Through his study of numerology, Grupp noted that the change into the 21st century, with years all starting with 2 instead of 1, signifies a large change. This suggests we're entering a time of dramatic camaraderie, and improvement for humanity, he noted.

Cell & Wireless Dangers:

First hour guest, researcher William Thomas shared an update on the dangers of cell and wireless phones. He reacted to a new report that cell phone usage causes increased brain activity, saying that the study downplays the hazards. We are looking at a "brain-wiping of our population within the next few decades." Children using cell phones now will be senile by the age of 30 and unable to function in society, he warned. Thomas advocated taking steps to avoid or mitigate exposure to electromagnetic smog including removing wireless routers from the home, as well as cell phones and portable phone cradles (which he said give off even more radiation than cell phones).




Video Fix:

In this video report from Fox 8 News, an intriguing ghost video shot at a cemetery in Savannah is shown to James Randi, the well-known demystifier of paranormal claims.

Today in Strangeness:

On the night of February 24th, 1942, the ' Battle of Los Angeles' took place. Eyewitness reports of an unknown object or objects over Los Angeles, California, triggered a massive anti-aircraft artillery barrage. A photo posted in the LA Times showed nine beams of light converging on an aerial object.

Tonight's Show, Thursday, February 24th:

Joining George Noory, investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe will present guests from the International UFO Congress in Arizona, including Stanton Friedman on the Saudi Arabia Competitiveness Forum, Jim Marrs, on the mystery missile launch off California, and Travis Walton, discussing his dreams of blond humanoids that have occurred since his abduction in 1975.


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Weekend Edition March 7, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Physics, Light, & God:

On Sunday night, physicist, writer and lecturer, Fred Alan Wolf, aka Dr. Quantum, joined George Noory to discuss how physics is finally understanding the profound implications of God's command: "Let there be light," as science and spirituality merge. He outlined three important discoveries in quantum physics: The universe is not made of solid stuff, but is composed of the acts of consciousness that observe and recognize it; there is a mind-field that must be present in order for there to be a universe; and everything in the universe is made of light. He referred to various types of light as "luxon," which not only includes light we see around us, but electrons, quarks, and other subatomic matter.

Describing the mind-field, he noted that the mind is not contained in the body, but rather the body is contained in the mind, and we are all of this one mind, and not separated from one another. The purpose of life stems from "God wanting to have this experience...we all sense the desire to have life...and as soon as we stop desiring these kinds of cycles, these kinds of dreams, the dream will change," he stated.

Time loops as demonstrated in the Higgs Field, where particles interact and go backward in time and turn into a loop, fascinatingly hint that time isn't only a one-way street, he detailed. He spoke about the concepts of deja vu, and the more exciting phenomenon of Jamais vu-- "a sudden recognition that something new has just occurred." Wolf also suggested people become more aware of what is happening in their lives, and by steering away from strictly material goals, they can gain more insight into the mind.

Law of Attraction:

First hour guest, matchmaker Marla Martenson talked about the law of attraction and how people can make things happen. People are electromagnetic beings-- like big magnets, and the way they vibrate affects what they attract, she explained. Feelings create vibratory levels, and thoughts create feelings, so one should pay careful attention to their thoughts, and keep them positive, she added.




'End Times' Fascination:

As the 'end' of the Mayan calendar approaches, philosophy professor Joseph Felser joined Ian Punnett on Saturday night to discuss why mankind has for so long been fascinated with the end of days. According to Felser, the emergence of the calendric system can be traced to archaic times, where it was developed as a means for people to deal with anxiety caused by their increasing distance from the cycles of nature. "These calendars were intellectual constructions meant to put people in touch with rhythms that they no longer directly felt," he said... cont.

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 his patients at a mental hospital in Battle Creek, MI (1897), and the first surface photos of Pluto were taken by Hubble Space Telescope (1996).

Tonight's Show, Monday, March 7th:

Writer, analyst and managing editor of 21st Century Wire, Patrick Henningsen will discuss how Facebook is expanding their game currency into general commercial usage, as well as how the current revolutions all over the world are fronts used to siphon assets from formerly stable countries.

Weekend Edition March 7, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Physics, Light, & God:

On Sunday night, physicist, writer and lecturer, Fred Alan Wolf, aka Dr. Quantum, joined George Noory to discuss how physics is finally understanding the profound implications of God's command: "Let there be light," as science and spirituality merge. He outlined three important discoveries in quantum physics: The universe is not made of solid stuff, but is composed of the acts of consciousness that observe and recognize it; there is a mind-field that must be present in order for there to be a universe; and everything in the universe is made of light. He referred to various types of light as "luxon," which not only includes light we see around us, but electrons, quarks, and other subatomic matter.

Describing the mind-field, he noted that the mind is not contained in the body, but rather the body is contained in the mind, and we are all of this one mind, and not separated from one another. The purpose of life stems from "God wanting to have this experience...we all sense the desire to have life...and as soon as we stop desiring these kinds of cycles, these kinds of dreams, the dream will change," he stated.

Time loops as demonstrated in the Higgs Field, where particles interact and go backward in time and turn into a loop, fascinatingly hint that time isn't only a one-way street, he detailed. He spoke about the concepts of deja vu, and the more exciting phenomenon of Jamais vu-- "a sudden recognition that something new has just occurred." Wolf also suggested people become more aware of what is happening in their lives, and by steering away from strictly material goals, they can gain more insight into the mind.

Law of Attraction:

First hour guest, matchmaker Marla Martenson talked about the law of attraction and how people can make things happen. People are electromagnetic beings-- like big magnets, and the way they vibrate affects what they attract, she explained. Feelings create vibratory levels, and thoughts create feelings, so one should pay careful attention to their thoughts, and keep them positive, she added.




'End Times' Fascination:

As the 'end' of the Mayan calendar approaches, philosophy professor Joseph Felser joined Ian Punnett on Saturday night to discuss why mankind has for so long been fascinated with the end of days. According to Felser, the emergence of the calendric system can be traced to archaic times, where it was developed as a means for people to deal with anxiety caused by their increasing distance from the cycles of nature. "These calendars were intellectual constructions meant to put people in touch with rhythms that they no longer directly felt," he said... cont.

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 his patients at a mental hospital in Battle Creek, MI (1897), and the first surface photos of Pluto were taken by Hubble Space Telescope (1996).

Tonight's Show, Monday, March 7th:

Writer, analyst and managing editor of 21st Century Wire, Patrick Henningsen will discuss how Facebook is expanding their game currency into general commercial usage, as well as how the current revolutions all over the world are fronts used to siphon assets from formerly stable countries.

March 8, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Reincarnation:

In the first half of Monday's show, hypnotherapist Dr. Bruce Goldberg talked about reincarnation, past lives, and a report that China says the Dalai Lama has to reincarnate. He agreed with the Chinese government on their decision that the Dalai Lama doesn't have the right to choose his successor any way he wants, and should follow the religious tradition of reincarnation. If the Dalai Lama chooses a successor while he's still alive it mocks the idea of reincarnation, he commented.

Goldberg said his work with time travelers or "chrononauts" has taken him all the way to the 50th century, where humankind is still thriving, though the 35th century is a spiritual and technological peak. He also shared an interesting case study of a woman he regressed to her first life-- a being of pure green light in another galaxy. She described being condemned by authorities there for not doing her job correctly, and confined in a force field. She was then banished from her world, and sent to the more primitive Earth to reincarnate, he detailed.

Media Exposé:

In the latter half of the show, writer, analyst and managing editor of 21st Century Wire, Patrick Henningsen discussed how Facebook may be expanding their game currency (called "Credits") into general commercial usage. The Credits, are currently sold for 10 cents apiece and can be applied to purchase virtual items in games and apps. Facebook has all the elements of being a virtual nation state, minus the borders, he noted. But he warned that because some of its members are exclusively storing their photos and contacts there, the site might eventually hold hostage this material, unless people buy their Credits to maintain their database.

Henningson also offered commentary on geopolitical maneuverings, technology, and the building of a global government he called the 'One World Order.' A "massive bureaucracy" like the European Union is an example of the push toward this kind of globalism, he suggested.



Pic Fix:

The Atlantic has posted a series of breathtaking photos taken in Antarctica, including images of Nacreous clouds, an iceberg, a glacier, and a geodesic dome.

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, a cartoon known as Partridge Family 2200 A.D. last aired on CBS.


Video Chat & Tonight's Show, Tuesday, March 8th:

Coast Insiders! Don't miss our very first Live Video Chat with George Noory from 8-8:30p PT/11p-11:30p ET. Get the inside scoop, as George spontaneously answers your questions via a live video feed. Not yet a Coast Insider?-- click here to sign up for pennies a day. www.dat-e-baseonline.com Then, on Coast to Coast AM, an advocate for homeopathy and biological medicine, Dr. Harvey Bigelsen will discuss the state of medicine and why he believes there are many beneficial natural therapies, and that surgery should be avoided.

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March 9, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Alternative Treatments:

On Tuesday's show, advocate for homeopathy and biological medicine, Dr. Harvey Bigelsen, discussed beneficial natural therapies he's used to treat patients with a variety of ills. He is one of the few doctors to analyze a patient's "live" blood under a darkfield microscope. He looks at the shape of a person's blood cells, how they fill with oxygen, a kind of "dancing" within the blood, and even holographic images in the blood to make his diagnoses.

One of the most damaging things to a body is surgery which can create trapped inflammation that leads to blockages and disease, he said. In some of his cases, Dr. Bigelsen said he heals patients with neural therapy (injections into surgical scars that repairs nerves) and osteopathic techniques.

He detailed how he's courted controversy and endured legal persecution. "The reason I was attacked was because I wrote the first law in the United States in Arizona to break the AMA's monopoly," he explained. Bigelson also shared his theory that rather than germs, it is the terrain of the body that causes one to succumb to disease (specifically, if the body is too acidic, and the blood is too alkaline). A critic of the pharmaceutical industry, he said they dominate medicine and aren't interested in curing people.

Digital Currency:

First hour guest, radio host Alex Jones warned of a plan afoot to establish a global digital currency that will control all other currencies. If this goes through, the global bankers will have domination over everyone, and be able to "dictate to the rich West, as they've been dictating in the last hundred years with gunboat diplomacy to the Third World," he declared. Jones also commented on his friendship with Charlie Sheen, and his recent meltdowns.



Pic Fix:

In an audio slideshow, Norwegian "ice musician" Terje Isungset describes playing ice instruments in concerts that have taken place in frozen waterfalls, on top of glaciers, and inside massive ice domes.

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.

Tonight's Show, Wednesday, March 9th:

Paranormal investigator David M. Rountree will discuss his work using scientific methods for ghost hunting, which he hopes will help bridge the gap between the paranormal and science. He'll describe his measurements of ghosts and share EVPs, as well as discoveries of black holes and vortexes right here on the Earth plane.

March 10, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Ghost Investigations:

On Wednesday's show, paranormal investigator David M. Rountree discussed his work using scientific methods for ghost hunting, which he hopes will help bridge the gap between the paranormal and science. Measurable atmospheric and environmental conditions seem to be related to unusual phenomena, he reported, especially in small localized areas such as when cold spots are found. "A lot of what we're encountering is a by-product of the conduit in which these energies use to manifest," he noted.

Rountree made connections between EMF (electromagnetic fields) and EVP (electronic voice phenomena), finding that unexplained voice recordings were being created by electromagnetic waves in the voice spectrum rather than from sound. Further, the EMF seems to be emerging into the environment, as though out of thin air, he added. His team also found gamma radiation bursts in localized areas where people experience ghostly phenomena.

"My theory has been developing now that we're actually dealing with a type of wormhole that opens up and connects...to an adjacent universe to our own...and the act of that connection dramatically alters the environment around it," accounting for the unusual readings they measure, he explained. Rountree also shared his research into orbs, which though invisible to the naked eye, have shown up in many people's digital photographs. While there is a prosaic reason for most of the orbs (dust, lens flares etc.), by using two cameras photographing the same area at the same time, he's shown that some orbs can't be easily accounted for.

Night Terrors:

First hour guests, "The Dream Team," Michael & Nicole Sebastian, talked about night terrors, which they characterized as "nightmares on steroids." In many cases, night terrors could be incidents of "astral invasions," in which dreamers have negative contacts in other dimensions with astral entities or "psychic criminals," said Michael. Nicole listed five tools people could use to combat or prevent these encounters:

Practice a balancing vocal technique, saying the phrase " hu."
Visualize yourself wrapped in reverse mirrors to reflect negative energy away.
Invoke your spiritual guide before going to sleep and request to only go to higher realms.
Picture yourself in a white light shield.
Re-write the 'script' to the Night Terror while awake.



Video Fix:

From Moscow, comes a video of an orange caterpillar-shaped UFO said to be seen in the night skies on March 6th. It's one of many recent UFOs spotted in Russia, writes Tracey Parece of Examiner.com.

Today in Strangeness:

It was known that on this date in 1982, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Pluto and Saturn would all be on the same side of the Sun, within a 95 degree wide interval. In 1974, authors John Gribbin and Stephen Plagemann published the bestseller The Jupiter Effect, which wrongly predicted that this planetary alignment would cause a number of catastrophes including a huge earthquake on the San Andreas fault on March 10, 1982.

Tonight's Show, Thursday, March 10th:

Independent researcher Lucy Wyatt will discuss her journey discovering the origins of civilizations and cities, which includes vast knowledge of alchemy, shamanism, genetic modification of crops and livestock. She'll share how sustainable living can ensure the longevity of western civilization.

March 11, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Japan Quake/Tsunami:

On Thursday night, coverage of the breaking story of the huge 8.9 quake that struck northeastern Japan began in the latter half of the second hour. First, earth changes expert Mitch Battros joined the program, citing 10 M class flares from sunspots 1166 & 1163 during the last 48 hours as a possible cause for the quake. A large X class flare is likely within the next 2 weeks, he added. In addition to earthquakes, and tsunamis, we should watch out for volcanoes, and not just in the Ring of Fire area, he added.

In the next segment, author and researcher Stan Deyo suggested that fluctuations in the gravitational field could be related to increased quake activity. "If the 8.9 shockwave over in Japan ( related images) comes across and triggers the Juan de Fuca (tectonic) plate (between Washington and Oregon)-- it has an equally large stress build-up, around a Richter 9," he warned. Metaphysician and author Stuart Wilde appeared briefly during the last hour, discussing some of his predictions of earth calamities. Throughout the evening, callers phoned in with updates, including a man in Tokyo who shared his experience of the intense quake, and reactions in the city.

Ancient Cities:

Appearing during the first half of the second hour, independent researcher Lucy Wyatt discussed her journey discovering the origins of civilizations and cities. We've been told that ancient civilizations were agricultural communities, yet evidence shows that cities were more prevalent then farms back then, she reported. Wyatt also talked about the building of ancient stone structures like the pyramids, and the role shamans may have played in their construction.

Middle East Analysis:

First hour guest, analyst Craig B. Hulet commented on the turmoil in the Middle East. Revolutions taking place in countries such as Libya won't necessarily lead to democracies, he cautioned. He also critiqued the American system, saying we really have more of an oligarchy than a democracy 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.

Coast to Coast AM Schedule 3.11.11 - 3.17.11:

Here's what we have in store for the next week!

Friday, March 11, 2011: In the first half, George Noory hosts guest(s) TBA. Followed by Open Lines.

Saturday, March 12, 2011: Ian Punnett welcomes neuroscientist Andrew Newberg for a discussion on how meditation and prayer helps memory and improves the aging brain. First hour guest, director Neil Burger, talks about his new film Limitless, which explores the possibility of using 100% of your brain's power.

6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to June 27, 1997, when David Oates discussed the world of reverse speech.

Sunday, March 13, 2011: Guest host Whitley Strieber ( email) is joined by Professor Mark Booth who'll discuss the history of the world interpreted in a way which is almost completely opposite of the way we normally understand.

Monday, March 14, 2011: First Half: After a horrific car accident that paralyzed his six year old son in 2004, Kevin Malarkey witnessed extraordinary reports from his son about the boy's meetings with Jesus, angels, and visits to heaven. In the second half: Trained as both a physicist and a chemist, Dr. Marvin Herndon will discuss his scientific research on the composition of Earth, its magnetism, and the origins of oil. Hosted by George Noory.

Tuesday, March 15, 2011: 14 years ago Neil Slade came on Coast to Coast AM to talk about the function of part of the brain called the amygdala, and only now is the science community talking about this "new" discovery. Find out how to stimulate the part of your brain that controls anti-anxiety, anti-fear, and your advanced positive emotions. Hosted by George Noory.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011: George Noory hosts guest(s) TBA.

Thursday, March 17, 2011: Theoretical physicist and best selling author Dr. Michio Kaku will discuss our collective future and how science will shape human destiny. He'll forecast where science is taking us over the next century, and present revolutionary developments in medicine, computers, quantum physics, and space travel. Hosted by George Noory.

Weekend Edition March 14, 2011 coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



UFO Happenings:

During the first three hours of Sunday night's program, guest host Whitley Streiber welcomed researcher Richard Dolan, who talked about current UFO happenings as well as the prospect for disclosure. He expressed dismay at the news that the UK Ministry of Defense files related to the infamous Rendlesham UFO event had gone missing. Dolan was skeptical of the idea that the destruction of the files was merely a bureaucratic mix up, since, in the United States, the Roswell files suffered a similar fate. However, he also speculated that the disappearance of the files may have had less to do with UFOs and more to do with the nuclear weapons that were secretly being stored at the Bentwaters base, a fact which the UK government continues to deny to this day.

"The clock is ticking on it. It cannot last forever," Dolan mused about the secrecy surrounding UFOs. While he stressed the inevitability of disclosure, he theorized that it would only happen if the government was forced to reveal the truth about UFOs. The two scenarios he sees as most likely causing this to happen are either a major sighting of a UFO that cannot be attributed to Earthly technology or a Wikileaks-esque revelation of "a damning statement that attests to the reality of this that cannot be denied." Additionally, Dolan noted that even if government officialdom confirms that UFOs are real, they will still have to prove it to "a very deeply skeptical scientific community around the world."

Secret Societies:

In the final hour of Sunday's show, professor Mark Booth discussed his research into secret societies and their teachings. He put forward the concept that the secret societies began, in ancient times, as "mystery schools." According to Booth, initiates of these groups were taught, over time, how to commune with "disembodied intelligences" which shared insights into the nature of mankind. Having been told of the eventual return of mankind's creator, the mystery schools drew the persecution of the religious and political leaders of the day and were forced into becoming secret societies. Ultimately, rather than sinister organizations bent on world domination, Booth opined that contemporary secret societies are "guardians of an underground stream of spirituality that has guided humanity on it's way down the ages."

Booth also detailed the nature of the Antichrist and his agenda. "There is a tradition in the secret societies that, just as 2000 years ago, Christ incarnated, so, in our time, Satan will incarnate," he revealed. Based on his research, Booth claimed that the Antichrist will seem to perform miracles, but will be able to explain them in scientific terms. The reasoning behind this, he explained, is because Satan will aim to show that "the supernatural and the spiritual are unreal" and, thus, push humanity into becoming "completely materialistic." While he admitted that he does not know the identity of the Antichrist, Booth was ominously certain that the evil entity is currently present on the Earth.





Effect of 'God' on the Brain:

On Saturday night's show, Ian Punnett welcomed neuroscientist Andrew Newberg for a discussion on how contemplating 'God', whatever that may mean to a given individual, affects brain activity. During the first hour, Ian spoke with meteorologist Patrick Hammer as well as researcher James Chiles about the fears of a nuclear meltdown in Japan... cont.

Today in Strangeness:

On this date in 1950, the FBI unveiled the first installment of the '10 Most Wanted' list. Aimed at raising awareness of the bureau's most challenging cases, nearly 500 fugitives have appeared on the list over the last 60 years. Serial killers Andrew Cunanan and Ted Bundy as well as James Earl Ray, the assassin of Martin Luther King Jr., are some of the more notable names that appeared on the list over the years. Occupying spots on the current Most Wanted list are high profile fugitives Osama Bin Laden and James 'Whitey' Bulger.

Tonight's Show, Monday, March 14th:

In the first half of the program, Kevin Malarkey will talk about how, after a horrific car accident that paralyzed his six year old son in 2004, he witnessed extraordinary reports from his son about the boy's meetings with Jesus, angels, and visits to heaven. In the latter half, physicist and chemist Dr. Marvin Herndon will discuss his scientific research on the composition of Earth, its magnetism, and the origins of oil.

March 15, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Visits to Heaven:

In the first half of Monday's show Kevin Malarkey shared extraordinary reports from his son, Alex, about his meetings with Jesus, angels, and visits to heaven, after the boy was paralyzed in a horrific car accident in 2004, at the age of 6. Alex suffered from "internal decapitation" right after the accident, yet described seeing the rescue from above, including his father being pulled from the wreckage by a group of angels, whom he said looked like "professional wrestlers with wings."

He went through a tunnel, heard "awful" sounding harp music, and ended up in a conversation with God. "Daddy, I hope you're not mad at me, because I love you and I love Mommy, but I asked God if I could stay," Alex recounted to his father. Malarkey said his son was sent back to do work as a missionary, which he believes is already taking place through the worldwide dissemination of their book, The boy who came back from heaven.

Earth & Magnetic Reversals:

In the second half of the show, physicist and chemist Dr. Marvin Herndon warned of the dangers of a geomagnetic reversal, and also offered analysis of the post-tsunami nuclear disaster in Japan. Rather than eliminating nuclear power, he argued that smaller nuclear reactors be adopted. One company, Hyperion Power, is making reactors about the size of a hot tub that each service about 20,000 homes. They have built-in safety features such as shutting down when they get too hot, he added.

A magnetic reversal, brought on by solar activity, can take place in as little as a month or a year, because the Earth's geo-reactor has such a small mass, said Herndon. "When the geomagnetic field collapses, what will happen is that vast segments of the population will be without electricity," and this will have devastating consequences because civilization has become so dependent on technology, he noted. With that in mind, he suggested that efforts be made to strengthen the current infrastructure, such as by using shielded fiber optics, which are insulated from charged particles.



Video Fix:

A video clip from BBC News previews one of the world's oldest natural history exhibits, which is set to reopen in London. The unique collection features 70,000 bones and animal specimens, including many extinct creatures.

Today in Strangeness:

March 15th, known as the " Ides of March," was made infamous when Julius Caesar was assassinated by Roman senators in 44 BC. Legend has it that Caesar was warned by a clairvoyant to "beware the Ides of March," an exchange that was immortalized in Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar. Also on this date, 26 years ago, the "dot com boom" began as the first-ever Internet domain name was registered.

Tonight's Show, Tuesday, March 15th:

14 years ago Neil Slade came on Coast to Coast AM to talk about the function of part of the brain called the amygdala, and only now is the science community talking about this "new" discovery. Find out how to stimulate the part of your brain that controls anti-anxiety, anti-fear, and your advanced positive emotions.

March 16, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Brain Stimulation:

Researcher Neil Slade discussed the part of the brain called the amygdala, which controls anti-anxiety, anti-fear, and your advanced positive emotions. He likened the amygdala to a "junction box" inside the brain, which can be switched back and forth between the powerful frontal lobe region and the "less advanced part" which spawns depression, anger, and the "fight or flight" response. In their everyday life, Slade observed, people are constantly facing challenges and stresses that force their amygdala backward and cause negative emotions. However, by stimulating the amygdala forward and activating the frontal lobe, Slade said, it can power "creativity, imagination, cooperation, intuition, and logic." He contended that, with proper techniques, a person can develop control over their amygdala's direction and "smile all day long, instead of frowning."

Slade shared one such method for stimulating the amygdala, which he dubbed "tickling." In this process, one imagines that they are holding a feather and pushing the tip of it into the front of the forehead. "Look for this little button on the left side of your brain," Slade advised, "just behind your eyeball and just in from your ear." At that point, one should imagine tickling that spot with the feather, which will "click your amygdala forward right there." Claiming that the results will be immediate, he said that the effect would be different for each person, ranging from relaxation to simply being friendlier. "You become aware that you don't have to be bored, angry, or frustrated," he said, "it just turns the key in the engine."

He also talked about his mentor, T.D.A. Lingo, who taught him about the amygdala. Slade recalled how Lingo was studying the brain and became intrigued by the question of why mankind waged war. His professor, who could not answer the question, told Lingo that he could stay at the university to research this concept, but the fastest way to find an answer would be to start his own facility. This advice inspired Lingo to buy 250 acres of "pristine wilderness" in Colorado where he created the Dormant Brain Lab. His goal, Slade said, was to try and find "the one thing that was in common with people that were struggling with issues." Ultimately, this investigation led Lingo to understanding the power of the amygdala. Slade marveled that Lingo was "connecting the dots thirty years before anyone else was doing it."

Japan's Nuclear Crisis:

In the first hour, stock trader Chris Kacher talked about nuclear power and the misconceptions surrounding the dangers of nuclear power. While he acknowledged that the nuclear crisis in Japan is a tragedy, he opined that the "situation is not as bad" as it is being portrayed in the media. To that end, he cited a nuclear engineer from UC Berkley who believes that the current high levels of radiation are "unlikely to be a long term health hazard, because these levels will drop." On the dangers of nuclear power, in general, Kacher noted that all of the plants around the world constitute 14,000 cumulative years of operation and that the Japanese crisis accounts for only the third disaster. He contrasted this with coal power plants, which he called the "silent killer," because they cause far more health problems, but take years for their effects to become apparent.





Highlighted Site:

The latest edition of EdgeScience Magazine has been released as a free PDF download via their website. This installment, dubbed "Hearts and Minds," includes a piece which explores the power of placebos as well as an article examining the "eye floater phenomenon." Additionally, author Jim Schnabel looks at the potential psychic abilities of amnesiacs.

Today in Strangeness:

In ancient Rome, today's date marked the beginning of Bacchanalia, a wild and mystical two-day festival that celebrated the god Bacchus (known as Dionysus to the Greeks).

Tonight's Show, Wednesday, March 16th:

Remote viewing teacher Major Ed Dames will discuss his previous prediction of a major quake in Japan, and share insights into forthcoming quakes, volcanoes, and extreme weather. In the first hour, seer Louis Turi talks about the crisis in Japan, his current predictions, and the new Zodiac.

March 17, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Remote Viewing Warnings:

On Wednesday night, remote viewing teacher Major Ed Dames discussed his previous prediction of a major quake in Japan, and shared insights into forthcoming quakes, the solar 'Kill Shot,' and safe places to live. In a 2003 show with Art Bell, he predicted a massive earthquake would hit Japan and damage a nuclear reactor. (He was off on the year, which he told Art would be in late Spring, 2005.) He also shared this prediction with Japanese TV (related video clip).

Dames and his team have remote viewed what he calls the "next, mass human death-causing earthquake,"-- something akin to what we just witnessed in Japan. Though he couldn't name a date, the site of this will be the New Madrid Fault and the Wabash Valley seismic zone ( map), and St. Louis, Missouri will be particularly hard hit with the most deaths, he declared, adding that we might even see the Mississippi River change its course.

The solar 'Kill Shot,' which will cause the collapse of Earth's magnetic field and lead to huge power outages, will begin within the next couple of months, with dangerous activity from the sun continuing through late 2012, he outlined. According to Dames, the safest places in North America to deal with the disastrous upcoming earth changes include Alberta, Saskatchewan, parts of Manitoba, parts of east Oregon, Arizona, parts of New Mexico, the southern portion of the Appalachian Mountains, and an area west of the Great Lakes. He also updated his remote viewing project looking into the mysterious bird deaths around New Year's-- the cause of their deaths was indeed due to their disorientation brought on by fireworks, he said.

Turi Predictions:

First hour guest, seer Louis Turi talked about the crisis in Japan, and its connection to the astrological 'Tail of the Dragon.' He shared predictions for the rest of this month: March 20-22nd is a "window of death," and March 28-30th will bring in even more shocking news, with the possibility of more tsunamis, quakes, and volcanoes-- as bad as the disastrous events in Japan, he warned.



Video Fix:

In a video clip from Fox News, Coast regular, geologist Jim Berkland warns of a big quake that might hit California in the near future.

Today in Strangeness:

On March 17, 1845, Stephen Perry patented the first rubber bands. And on this date in 1948, William Gibson, the prescient sci-fi writer who coined the term cyberspace, was born in South Carolina.

Tonight's Show, Thursday, March 17th:

Theoretical physicist and best selling author Dr. Michio Kaku will discuss our collective future and how science will shape human destiny. He'll forecast where science is taking us over the next century, and present revolutionary developments in medicine, computers, quantum physics, and space travel.

March 18, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Future Science:

Theoretical physicist and best selling author Dr. Michio Kaku discussed where science is taking us over the next century, and presented revolutionary developments in medicine, computers, quantum physics, and space travel. He pointed to four areas which will propel the evolution of science over the next 100 years: biotechnology, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, and telecommunications. To that end, he surmised that someone from the year 2100 will be able to move things with their mind, possess "near perfect," ageless bodies, travel via flying vehicles propelled by super magnets, and have the ability to create a variety of unique creatures using genetics. "We're going to become the Gods that we once feared and worshipped," Kaku said.

One advancement which he foresees arriving in the "near future" is a form of contact lens which will be connected to the Internet. This "augmented reality," Kaku said, would allow for scenarios like being able to know all about a person as soon as you meet them and having subtitles printed beneath their face if they are speaking in a foreign language. He noted that such a device would be particularly popular for artists, since they could "conjure up new worlds, because it is in your contact lens." Additionally, it would also provide a boon for industries like architecture and tourism as well as the military, who are well on their way to designing an eye piece with these specifications. "Virtual reality is for children," he quipped, "but augmented reality is for adults, because it will help us work, play, and meet people."

Kaku also detailed how "programmable matter" is leading towards a world where shape shifting could become a reality. He explained that, by creating a charged chip that is the size of a grain of sand, scientists could then program the tiny particles to stick to each other in a myriad of ways. Presently, the chips are being used to create simple shapes, but, in time, they could be used to construct more complex structures. "In the future," he envisioned, "we could create an entire city with the push of a button." While such advancements may sound farfetched, Kaku stressed that these forecasts come from his conversations with cutting edge researchers. "I'm not a science fiction writer, I'm a scientist," he said, "and I've interviewed my colleagues and they tell me stories you wouldn't believe about what's possible in the future."

Radiation Protection:

In the first hour, cancer researcher Dr. John Apsley talked about natural methods for radiation protection. He warned that "there is really no safe level of radiation" and lamented that, since it has a half-life of 25,000 years, it is "constantly emitting destructive effects upon our cells" once inside the body. Apsley praised the benefits of kelp as a means of warding off the damage of radiation and shared the tale of two different Japanese hospitals which were about one mile away from the atomic blasts of World War II. One hospital used all natural seaweed and vegetables and the other used commercial foods. In the former institution, "virtually 100 percent" of the people lived, while, in the latter hospital, all of the people died.





Today in Strangeness:

On March 18, 1877, Edgar Cayce was the born. Known as the "sleeping prophet," he was considered the most documented psychic of the 20th century, giving readings to thousands of seekers while in a trance state. The last Grand Master of the Knights of Templar, Jacques de Molay, was burned at the stake on this date in 1314.

Coast to Coast AM Schedule 3.18.11 - 3.24.11:

Friday, March 18, 2011: Producer, cameraman & writer, Barry Conrad, will discuss his investigation into a haunting in San Pedro, California. Followed by Open Lines in the second half.

Saturday, March 19, 2011: Ian Punnett will be joined by author Bart Ehrman for a discussion on how many ancient writings, including those in the bible, might have actually been forged.

From 6-10 pm PT, Art Bell: Somewhere in Time journeys back to September 24, 1999, when theoretical physicist, Michio Kaku, told Art that one day we will just ask the internet questions and it will answer us.

Sunday, March 20, 2011: In the first half, George Knapp welcomes William Hartung, Director of the Arms and Security Initiative at the New America Foundation, for a discussion on how Lockheed Martin has shaped US foreign policy for decades. In the second half, author Rahasya Poe will talk about the consequences of maintaining beliefs that are simply out of touch with logic, experience, and today’s scientific knowledge.

Monday, March 21, 2011: Author and researcher Jason Martell will discuss why many ancient cultures tracked cyclical patterns based on reoccurring astronomical cycles and how learning these patterns may tell us more about what is in store for our future.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011: George Noory hosts guest(s) TBA.

Wednesday, March 23, 2011: In the first half, controversial author David Icke will discuss what's behind the curtain of world events, political manipulation, the future of money, and forecast for the world wide stage for 2011. In the second half, researcher Sterling D. Allan will introduce some amazing free energy technologies which could have the potential to eliminate the need for oil, nuclear, and other polluting energy sources.

Thursday, March 24, 2011: Investigative reporter Jon Rappoport will discuss how genetic engineering of human beings will change the composition of humanity for all time creating two classes of humans - the elite and the drones, using patented genes.



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March 19, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



San Pedro Haunting Case:

In the first half of Friday's program, producer, cameraman and writer, Barry Conrad, shared details from his 1989 investigation of a supposed haunted house located in San Pedro, California. He said the resident, Jackie Hernandez, claimed to have witnessed strange noises and balls of light, as well as an apparition of an old decaying man in her children's bedroom, and a disembodied head floating towards her in the attic crawl space. She also maintained that an unseen ghostly force pinned her down to the floor against her will, and a mysterious liquid (later determined to be human blood plasma) oozed out of the wall cabinets, Conrad added.

The small group of paranormal researchers examining the Hernandez home included Conrad's friend, a photographer and skeptic named Jeff Wheatcraft. According to Conrad, Wheatcraft was snapping pictures in the attic when something inexplicably pulled the camera from out of his hands. On another occasion, Conrad described seeing an orange-red orb of light and hearing three snapping sounds, followed by groan from the attic. At that same moment, Wheatcraft, who was once again exploring the crawl space, was purportedly knocked down and nearly hanged by a cord that had wrapped itself around his neck. Conrad believes an entity in the attic was trying to kill his friend.

Fifteen years after Hernandez moved out, another family experienced an unusual occurrence in that house when they awoke one morning to find their dishes and utensils stacked neatly on the ground in the kitchen, Conrad explained. Hernandez herself did not escape whatever was in her former home, as it apparently followed her whenever she moved, he noted. Conrad also reported on two other bizarre cases, one at the Villisca House in Iowa, where eight people were killed by an axe murderer in 1912, and another at an old morgue in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, where he saw a hanging board apparently defy the laws of physics by swinging back and forth for 70 minutes.

Open Lines:

During Open Lines, several callers phoned in to talk about the earthquake that hit Japan and to voice their opinions on the safety of nuclear reactors in light of the Fukushima disaster. Justine in Babylon, New York, suggested the quake may have been triggered by an organization, as a possible act of retribution against Japan. Darren from California, cited the need for back-up cooling systems at nuclear power plants. David in Arizona recalled growing up near the Savannah River Site nuclear facility. David said he awoke one morning to find his dog dead, his mother's feet burned, and an immense field of watermelons turned black. Other interesting calls included Gary from Morgantown, West Virginia, who told George about the time he was visited by an angel in the hospital, and Jeffrey in Canada, who bumped into a woman he had saved from choking when she was only four years old.





Today in Strangeness:

Psychiatrist and scientist Wilhelm Reich believed he had discovered a form of energy, which he called "orgone." But on March 19, 1954, a judge issued an injunction calling for orgone energy accumulators to be destroyed, and the banning of Reich's books containing statements about this energy.

Video Fix:

A video posted to YouTube on February 17, 2011, purports to show a Bigfoot running across the landscape, as a helicopter hovers overhead and a young boy practices his target shooting. Check it out at Cryptomundo.com. (The action starts at 0:38 seconds.)

Tonight's Show, Saturday, March 19th:

Ian Punnett will be joined by author Bart Ehrman for a discussion on how many ancient writings, including those in the Bible, might have actually been forged.

In the first hour, president of BioAge, Roland Thomas, talks about the healing properties of algae and how it can be used to prevent radiation poisoning. Thomas has made available a FREE download of this book, Awakening the Genius Within.

From 6-10 pm (PT) on Saturday night, Coast Insiders can hear an Art Bell: Somewhere in Time program from September 24, 1999, when theoretical physicist Michio Kaku told Art that one day we will just ask the internet questions and it will answer us.

March 22, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Ancient Cycles & Nibiru:

On Monday's show, author and researcher Jason Martell detailed how many ancient cultures tracked patterns based on reoccurring astronomical cycles, such as the precession of the equinoxes. While this cycle had been calculated to take place over 26,000 years, new research finds that it's more like a 24,000-year span, he reported. "This is interesting to me, because now we have a number that's in alignment with ancient astronaut research," such as the 12th planet, and the divisional breakdowns of Annunaki teachings to Sumerians, he commented, adding that with this model, each zodiacal age we go through lasts for 2,000 years.

Martell also cited scientific and historical evidence that our sun could be part of a binary system-- two suns that orbit each other and speed up as they get closer, and this could account for the discrepancies in the timing of the precession cycle. The binary solar system model can explain the unusual orbit of Nibiru (the 12th Planet written about in the work of Zecharia Sitchin), where the Annunaki are said to hail from.

Ancient cultures recorded astronomical events over thousands of years, and many of their megaliths and structures like Stonehenge and Angkor Wat were anchored or marked to specific movements in the heavens, he noted. Regarding how life first began on our planet, Martell postulated that Nibiru may have collided with a primitive Earth billions of years ago, transferring life from there to here.

Attack on Libya:

First hour guest, political scientist Joel Skousen commented on the recent attacks on Libya by the United States and its coalition partners. "It's really a provoked war done under the pretext of humanitarian operations," he stated, adding that he believes the conflict will lead into a larger war involving Israel, Lebanon, and Iran.



Pic Fix:

On March 19th, 2011 the moon came closer to Earth than any time since 1992. A gallery of dramatic photos from Space.com shows the "Supermoon" as seen in various locations around the world.

Today in Strangeness:

On this day in 1903, Niagara Falls ran out of water due to a drought. While in 1978, one of The Flying Wallendas died after falling off a tightrope that was stretched between two hotels in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Tonight's Show, Tuesday, March 22nd:

ET contactee George Kavassilas will talk about his encounters with various aliens and the information they have shared with him about our future, including earth changes, and ascension. First hour guest, Dezso Molnar, discusses his prototype for a flying motorcycle.

March 23, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Internet Issues:

In the middle two hours of Tuesday's show, Internet privacy expert Lauren Weinstein spoke about various net-related issues, as well as new biometric measures by the FBI. The agency recently announced its next generation system for accessing a fingerprint identification database, integrated with various law enforcement partners. Interestingly, he said that forthcoming biometric systems may be able to ID people by their specific gait, and unique odor.

He also spoke about Facebook privacy issues, and efforts to block people from commenting if they can't be fully identified. This kills the ability for people to leave honest messages in situations where their identity should be protected, he noted. Weinstein explained how "phishing" works, in which, for example, millions of scattershot emails are sent out, pretending to be from a person's bank, in the hopes of getting customers to provide their passwords, and account information.

ET Communications:

Last hour guest, ET contactee George Kavassilas talked about his encounters with both positive and malevolent aliens and the information they have shared with him. He described experiencing the "fifth dimension" in which everything is in harmony, and at one with God; no one eats or sleeps and everyone lives on live energy. According to his contacts, there will be a mass evacuation of the planet in 2012, but he recommends not leaving the Earth. He also spoke about his vibrational & etheric journeys to places such as Mars and the moon.

Flying Vehicle:

First hour guest, inventor Dezso Molnar discussed his prototype for a flying motorcycle (see drawing), which he designed for massive cities like Sao Paolo or Beijing where it can take hours to move through crosstown traffic. The gyroplane-type craft he is designing can fly as high as 10,000 ft., but can quickly land if the weather turns inclement. Eventual cost for the vehicle will be around $100,000, and require a pilot's license to fly, he said.



Video Fix:

On the blog Mirage Men, several video clips are featured of remote-controlled flying saucer projects, including a craft utilizing the Coanda effect, which was discovered by a Romanian engineer in the late 1920s.

Today in Strangeness:

Husband poisoner Ann Bilansky became the first and only woman hanged by the state of Minnesota on this date in 1860. Mir, the Russian space station, met its fiery end on this day in 2001, as it broke up in the atmosphere before falling into the Pacific Ocean near Fiji.

Tonight's Show, Wednesday, March 23rd:

In the first half, controversial author David Icke will discuss what's behind the curtain of world events, political manipulation, the future of money, and forecast for the world wide stage for 2011. In the second half, researcher Sterling D. Allan will introduce some amazing free energy technologies which could have the potential to eliminate the need for oil, nuclear, and other polluting energy sources.

March 24, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Global Conspiracy:

In the first half of Wednesday's show, controversial author David Icke discussed what's behind the curtain of world events, how a global cartel pulls the strings, and changes that humanity is facing. The planet is undergoing a vibrational or energetic shift and during this time hidden aspects of life will be revealed to people, along with big geophysical upheavals, and increased solar activity, he said. One such revelation that people are becoming aware of is that a secret cabal runs the world, and pushes events in a direction that gives them more and more power, he stated.

In addition to another deliberate crashing of the economy, conflicts in the Middle East, including the recent attacks on Libya, are part of a plan by the cabal to instigate WWIII, drawing in not only the US, but China and Russia, Icke continued. The idea of the Third World War is to create so much violence and economic mayhem, that "they can say the only way to stop it is to have one global army under one command," which will impose the will of a world government on any country, region, or people, he warned.

Alternative Energy:

In the second half, researcher Sterling D. Allan introduced some amazing free & alternative energy technologies which could have the potential to eliminate the need for oil, nuclear, and other polluting energy sources. The days of the old energy monopolies are numbered, he said, adding that "it's time for free energy to emerge," empowering the people in a new revolution.

A variety of promising solutions are making their way to market. Andrea Rossi, joined the program for a segment , to talk about his 10 kilowatt cold fusion device, which is clean, inexpensive, and though it involves a nuclear reaction, creates no radioactive waste. In the short term, his device will be offered in industrial use, for heat and power, he reported. Allan also mentioned other exciting developments including PlasmERG's Noble Gas Engine, which runs on fuel that would only cost a few dollars a month, and Aviso Technologies out of the Philippines, which uses Tesla-like circuitry.



Video Fix:

Who is the world's most typical person? A video clip from National Geographic shows how they formed a composite image based on their year-long study of the global population.

Today in Strangeness:

In Ancient Rome, March 24th was the Day of Blood, where priests gashed themselves with knives in frenzied dancing. Jules Verne, called the 'father of science-fiction,' passed away (1905), and a naturally occurring pocket of methane gas in the La Brea tarpits area of Los Angeles exploded, injuring 21 patrons of a nearby Ross Dress For Less store (1985).

Tonight's Show, Thursday, March 24th:

Investigative reporter Jon Rappoport will discuss how genetic engineering of human beings will change the composition of humanity for all time, creating two classes of humans - the elite and the drones, using patented genes.

March 25, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Genetic Engineering:

On Thursday night, investigative reporter Jon Rappoport warned of alarming future trends in the genetic engineering of human beings. Based on his contacts with several scientists over a period of 20 years, he's concluded that human genetics research is basically a continuation of the Nazi eugenics program, and that medical research into genes as causes of human illness is simply a cover story.

Part of this secret agenda, he detailed, is to demonstrate that people have genetic predispositions to certain diseases like cancer, so in the case of lawsuits, this argument can be made rather than placing blame for illness on environmental factors like pollution. In citing the book Remaking Eden, Rappoport noted that author Lee Silver foresees a time when the "gen-rich" (genetically enhanced class) will account for 10% of the population, while "naturals" will work as low paid service providers/laborers.

Eventually, the gen-rich class and the naturals will become entirely separate species, with no ability to crossbreed, Silver continued, adding that the trend for genetic enhancement was inevitable. Rappoport had no doubt that some of this research was already underway, possibly under compartmentalized lab studies, so that scientists don't even realize the significance of what they're working on. "The best thing that could happen," he stated, "is that recognized doctors and researchers stand up together, and say, this has to stop."

Conversations with Richard C:

In the first hour, C2C science advisor Richard C. Hoagland touched on a variety of topics. He reported that just before the big quake in Japan, magnetometer readings spiked from Project HAARP in Alaska (but this info was subsequently removed from their website). Rather than causing the quake, he speculated that the readings could indicate that HAARP was unsuccessfully used to try and stop the quake.



Today in Strangeness:

On this date in 1655, Dutch astronomer Christiaan Huygens discovered Titan, the largest moon of Saturn. In recent years, the orange moon has been found to have lakes of hydrocarbons. In 1916, Ishi, the last surviving member of the Yahi tribe of American Indians, died from tuberculosis.

Coast to Coast AM Schedule 3.25.11 - 4.1.11:

Here's what we've got in store for the upcoming week!

Friday, March 25, 2011: Filling in for George, Ian Punnett hosts first hour guest(s) TBA. Followed by Open Lines.

Saturday, March 26, 2011: Joining Ian Punnett, Daniel Drezner, professor of international politics at Tufts University, will examine how political leaders would react to a world-wide Zombie assault. In the first half-hour, actor Steven Yeun talks about his role as Glenn in the TV series, The Walking Dead.

6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to July 20, 1999, when Albert Taylor offered tips on how to astral travel.

Sunday, March 27, 2011: Joining George Knapp, ufologists from OpenMinds.TV, Alejandro Rojas and Antonio Huneeus, will discuss their deep knowledge and understanding of the UFO phenomenon. In the first hour, Robert Knight, who has photographed and interviewed dozens of the biggest names in rock and roll, says many of these musicians have UFO stories to tell.

Monday, March 28, 2011: A doctor of Psychology and Metaphysics, Eldon Taylor will discuss his studies of mind control and brainwashing, as well as his work with subliminal suggestion, reverse speech, and how marketers exploit our minds for profit. Hosted by George Noory.

Tuesday, March 29, 2011: Various experts in the field of cryptozoology will discuss the latest findings and technology in the search for Bigfoot. Hosted by George Noory.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011: Expert in psychic powers and mentalism, Clint Marsh, will discuss the various ways people reach into the unknown including crystal gazing, astral travel, telepathy, spirit communication and thought transference, as well as daily exercises that can enhance paranormal ability. Hosted by George Noory.

Thursday, March 31, 2011: Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe will share updates on the BP Oil spill, the world's first macro-sized quantum computer, solar max cycles, and the 2008 sighting of a mysterious aerial craft in Levittown, Pennsylvania. Hosted by George Noory.

Friday, April 1, 2011: In the first half, investigative reporter Michael Clarkson ( book link) talks about his research into poltergeists and paranormal phenomena. Followed by Open Lines. Hosted by George Noory.

March 26, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



Open Lines:

Filling in for George on Friday, Ian Punnett hosted a night of Open Lines. Bob in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, reported watching six orange globe-like UFOs line up in the sky and perform an aerial ballet. He said the amazing encounter was witnessed by his UFO group, which meets every year on the second Saturday of July in Dundee, Wisconsin. Bob also claimed to be in telepathic contact with an extraterrestrial UFO commander called "Eve," who expressed her desire that mankind stop waging war. Stefan from Chico disclosed seeing a UFO that appeared as a "huge triangle of light" in the skies over Southern California.

Lee in East Brunswick, New Jersey, shared a bizarre dream in which he found himself riding in the passenger side of an old gangster car with no driver. The car drove through fog on the wrong side of the road and ended up at house with white picket fence. Inside was the world's first gumball machine, a woman who told him he hadn't been there in a while, and a man sitting on a couch petting a black sheep, Lee revealed. The man's teeth looked like little people and there was a shiny bowl of raw meat on the floor with steam rising from it, he added. Lee said he did not know what any of it meant.

Drew from Eau Claire, Wisconsin, phoned in with his theory that the 1969 Moon landing could have been both a real event and a hoaxed broadcast. According to Drew, sets of the lunar surface were constructed so NASA could cut away in case the astronauts encountered something, such as alien artifacts or technology, that the government did not want the general population to see. Dawn in Vancouver, British Columbia described her encounter with bigfoot on a windy road in Canada. Seven years old at the time, Dawn recalled seeing a creature that stood 7-ft tall, covered in reddish hair, with a slender but stocky build.

Weird News & Population Shift:

In the first half-hour, weird news editor for AOL News Buck Wolf ( book link) briefly commented on some recent strange stories, including Sammy Hagar's alleged alien abduction ( article), a world record attempt by a man who can rotate his feet backwards ( article), and a new blurry video that purports to show "Knobby," the North Carolina Bigfoot ( article). "[The figure in the video] looked like a guy who wandered out of costume party perhaps looking for the bathroom," he observed. Wolf also mentioned how he got Larry Harmon's Bozo the Clown thrown out of the International Clown Hall of Fame ( article), and the time he interviewed an Italian cabbie named Adolf Hittler.

During the next 30 minutes, Steve Murdock, director of the Hobby Center for the Study of Texas at Rice University, discussed population shifts in the United States. Over the last century, the number of people living in the South and West has increased from 38% to 60%, while the population in the Northeast and Midwest has declined from 62% to 40%, Murdock explained. There has also been a dramatic change in the racial and ethnic composition of America. According to Murdock, during the past decade the non-Hispanic white population grew by only 2.3 million, as Hispanics added 15.2 million, African-Americans 3.7 million, and Asians 5.3 million.



Today in Strangeness:

It was on March 26, 1965 that a young truck driver, delivering a load of bananas to Scranton, PA lost control of his vehicle, and careened into town at 90 miles an hour, spilling bananas all along the way. The incident, which unfortunately ended in the driver's death, inspired the Harry Chapin song, 30,000 Pounds of Bananas.

Tonight's Show, Saturday, March 26th:

Joining Ian Punnett, Daniel Drezner, professor of international politics at Tufts University, will examine how political leaders would react to a world-wide Zombie assault.

In the first half-hour, actor Steven Yeun talks about his role as Glenn in the TV series, The Walking Dead.

From 6-10 pm (PT) on Saturday night, Coast Insiders can hear an Art Bell: Somewhere in Time program from July 20, 1999, when Albert Taylor offered tips on how to astral travel.

Weekend Edition March 28, 2011 www.coasttocoastam.com Coast Insider Audio



The UFO Enigma:

On Sunday night's program, George Knapp welcomed ufologists from OpenMinds.TV, Alejandro Rojas and Antonio Huneeus, who discussed their research into the UFO phenomenon and shared insights into how the perception of the mystery has evolved over the years. "It's out there to the public that there's reality to this phenomena," Rojas contended, "and anybody that takes a serious look at it can see that." To that end, Huneeus credited the accumulation of news stories on UFOs, notably covering positive perspectives from foreign governments and religious organizations, as a key factor in changing the way people think about the phenomena. Due to this continual, but subtle, acknowledgement of the UFO reality, he observed, "slowly, the public perception is definitely changing."

Regarding the intersection of pop culture and UFOs, the duo was optimistic about the trend, in recent years, of celebrities talking about their experiences with the phenomenon. Rojas reasoned that their openness is indicative of the emerging acceptance of UFOs by the public at large, while Huneeus noted that these 'endorsements' of the subject by celebrities helps to raise awareness of the issue, similar to causes like environmentalism. On the surge in entertainment vehicles centered around UFOs, Rojas stressed that it represents a great opportunity for the research community to provide quality information to people, since there is currently such high media interest in the subject. From a historical perspective, Huneeus observed that, while the popularity of the subject has had "peaks and valleys," the Internet now provides an ongoing source of information that did not exist in previous eras, when people were largely dependent upon the mains tream media for their UFO news.

Looking at the state of UFO studies around the world, they highlighted both positive and negative developments when it comes to official government investigations into the phenomenon. For instance, Rojas cautioned that the ongoing file releases by the UK government, while rich with information on specific cases, are not being done to "push the issue forward." He explained the dispatches actually helped to serve as an impetus for the Ministry of Defense to shut down their investigative desk, claiming that the files prove that the UFO phenomenon is not a National Security threat. Conversely, Huneeus detailed how, in South America, government sponsored UFO investigation is on the rise, in large part, due to demands from the general public. He noted that Argentina, Uruguay, Peru, and Chile, all have official UFO agencies. "It's become good politics," Huneeus marveled, "which is almost unbelievable."

Rock Musicians & UFOs:

During the first hour of Sunday's show, photographer Robert Knight, who has photographed and interviewed dozens of the biggest names in rock and roll, talked about how, via his friendship with these famous musicians, he's heard their remarkable tales of UFO encounters. Reacting to Sammy Hagar's recent claims that he was abducted, Knight revealed that the rocker confided the story to him years ago in vivid detail. "I've known him a very long time and I know he wasn't kidding me," Knight said, theorizing that Hagar has "wanted to tell this story for some time." Knight also shared additional tales of musicians' UFO experiences and interest in the subject as well as his eerie final conversation with Stevie Ray Vaughn which took place right before the rock legend died.





Zombie Invasion Politics:

On Saturday night's program, Ian Punnett was joined by Daniel Drezner, professor of international politics at Tufts University, for a discussion on how humanity might respond to a worldwide zombie assault. Drezner makes three assumptions regarding the undead: 1) the only way to kill a zombie is by destroying its brain; 2) a zombie's only desire is to consume live human flesh; and 3) if a human is bitten by a zombie, he will eventually die and become one. Given the aforementioned threat and the likelihood it would quickly become a global problem, Drezner explained how various theories of international relations would deal with it... cont.

Today in Strangeness:

On this date in 1979 at 4 a.m., the most significant accident in the history of the U.S. nuclear power industry occured when a pressure valve in the Unit-2 reactor at Three Mile Island failed to close. Cooling water, contaminated with radiation, drained from the open valve into adjoining buildings, and the core began to dangerously overheat.

Tonight's Show, Monday, March 28th:

A doctor of Psychology and Metaphysics, Eldon Taylor will discuss his studies of mind control and brainwashing, as well as his work with subliminal suggestion, reverse speech, and how marketers exploit our minds for profit.