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5G -Is it a Gift to humanity or a curse? With guest Carolyn Larocque

CAROLYN LAROCQUE joins us to explain this new technology 5G. We are hearing more about it, but what is it? Carolyn is an environmental biologist, who has been researching this technology being installed around many towns like on water towers and street lights. How does it work, and what are the effects on people and the environment? What is its purpose? Are there ET origins for its inception? This is information you need to know.   We will discuss alternative options. NOREEN HELPHAND will be our special cohost.

”The Hauntings of the St. Vincent Academy” With author Steve Asher

Paranormal researcher and author STEVE ASHER is our guest, and we will be covering haunting's, cryptids and a lot of paranormal activities in western Kentucky. Steve is the author of the just published "The Hauntings of the St. Vincent Academy." Why would a seemingly peaceful location and uplifting organization have such a pall shrouding it? Why do some of the haunting's seem to be recreations of biblical events? We will contrast Steve's recent publication with his work as a prison guard. Steve will also be bringing his international investigations as well. This will be a multifaceted approach to understanding the paranormal.

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Open Sesame ! With Dick Brookz and Dorothy Dietrich

Open sesame and Dick Brookz and Dorothy Dietrich appear with us to discuss the legacy of HARRY HOUDINI. What is it about the legend of Houdini that still captivates us 100 years later? His leather jacket was featured on an episode of "Pawn Stars," and there was a recent mini-series on Houdini's escapes and his elaborate stage props. There are many videos of Houdini's escapes that still attract many viewers. We will hear about his work with the Navy to design easily escapable diving suits and exposing mediums, who were using his own tricks. Dick and Dorothy are magicians themselves and are the curators of Scranton, PA's Houdini Museum.

Houdini Museum

Open sesame and Dick Brookz and Dorothy Dietrich Host Mark Eddy

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Open sesame and Dick Brookz and Dorothy Dietrich appear with us to discuss the legacy of HARRY HOUDINI. What is it about the legend of Houdini that still captivates us 100 years later? His leather jacket was featured on an episode of "Pawn Stars," and there was a recent mini-series on Houdini's escapes and his elaborate stage props. There are many videos of Houdini's escapes that still attract many viewers. We will hear about his work with the Navy to design easily escapable diving suits and exposing mediums, who were using his own tricks. Dick and Dorothy are magicians themselves and are the curators of Scranton, PA's Houdini Museum.

Houdini Museum

Packing for Mars with Award winning filmmaker Frank Jacob

Award winning filmmaker FRANK JACOB joins us to discuss his thought provoking documentary "Packing for Mars." Is this modern sci-fi idea of colonizing Mars really a event that was routinely accomplished in the distant past. What is the evidence, and are we reusing ancient technology to return? Frank interviewed many people from various backgrounds and nationalities for their perspectives. We will delve into Frank's interest in the mysteries surrounding Antarctica. What has transpired there for nearly the last 100 years, and why has it been kept so secret?Packing for Mars

Night-Light , Migrations to America with guest Richard Balthazar

Museum curator and frequent "Ancient American" contributing author RICHARD BALTHAZAR joins us to discuss migrations to America during the pre-Columbian epoch. Richard will be covering Roman coins found in Michigan. His passion for the Native American mounds and work with Mesoamerican artifacts led to conclusions about artistic motifs being exchanged during migrations. Evidence is revealed in the folklore and the "Codex Vaticanus." This is another show that makes a great case for the need to revise our traditional high school history texts

The Magic of Atlantis with Dr Greg Little

Dr. Gregory Little and John Van Auken present this story in an absorbing narrative of the legends of Atlantis and the latest discoveries in the ongoing search for remnants  of the lost continent. The book contains over a hundred illustrations –some never published before. Included in the story of Atlantis are vignettes of the forgotten lands of Mu, Lemuria, Og, Zu, and many others.

Dr. Greg Little is a psychologist turned explorer and documentary maker. Since 2003, Greg and his wife Lora have been actively searching the Bahamas for archaeological  ruins that might be linked to Atlantis, working with the Edgar Cayce organization  in its Search For Atlantis Project. Along with archaeologist Bill Donato, the Littles  have conducted wide explorations around Bimini, Andros, and the Great Bahama Bank.  Their explorations have been featured on The National Geographic Channel, The Learning Channel, MSNBC, Sci-Fi, Discovery, and The History Channel.  Greg is coauthor of the books, Edgar Cayce's Atlantis, Mound  Builders, Ancient South America, and People of the Web and has over 30 other books in print in various areas of psychology.

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Gef the Talking Mongoose with author Tim Swartz

Emmy award winning TV producer, "Ancient Aliens" commentator and esteemed late night radio talk show host TIM SWARTZ joins us tonight to discuss his latest excursion into his paranormal studies: "Gef the Talking Mongoose." Tim unravels this mystery that plagued the Irving family during the early 1930s. Was Gef a demon, a cryptid, some type of haunting, a hoax, or a real talking animal? This is a fascinating case study from the isolated Isle of Man. It drew investigators from London's paranormal community, and it fascinates researchers still. Join us to discover the legend of Gef

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