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What were the reasons for the holocaust at Waco? Are consipracys theorists right that teh ATF and FBI murdersed the inhabitatants of the compound. or did Davod Koresh bring hellfire down upon his followers.Investigative journalist DickReavis reexamines a 20 year old trage
Brad Steiger has written hundreds of books on th paranormal since he began writing in the mid-1950's. He tells us of his own encounters as a child, his association with the late John Keel of Mothman fame and descibes how a drunken Ernest Hemingway almost beat him senseles in a bar. This was one of my favorite interviews over the years.
Dr. Jeff Meldrum of Suny/ Stone Brook is the leading academic proponent of a large, undiscovered primate in the Pacific Northwest. Jeff discusses the Patterson film, the Skookum evidence and his own decades long search for an animal that mainstream science says does not exist.
Gerrard Williams discusses his new book, "Grey Wolfe, the Escape of Adolph Hitler" in which he posits that the master of the Third Reich did not die in a bunker but escaped to live to a ripe old age in Argentina.
The burden of proof is high when you refute all the work by historians that preceded you. Does Mr. Williams meet that standard? Let me know what you think.
Do underwater sonar studies of Lake Champlain offer evidence of a lake monster? We probe the audiologist of the mission for answers.
Noted civil liberties attorney Jonathan Turley was the only man to sue the United States government over activities at the secret base. There are much more dangerous activities than hiding alien technology taking place in the desert.
A rather contentiuos interview with Atlantis proponent, David Hatcher Childress
This post really isn't a show, per se. It is an actual session I conducted with someone who claims to have been abducted by aliens several decades ago.
Did the Ark of the Covenant really exist? If so, can evidence for it be pulled from the fog of antiquity?
Edgar Cayce (1877–1945) founded the non-profit Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) in 1931, to explore spirituality, holistic health, intuition, dream interpretation, psychic development, reincarnation, and ancient mysteries—all subjects that frequently came up in the more than 14,000 documented psychic readings given by Cayce.
Join me as I get my elevated consiousness on with officers and guests of the A.R.E.
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