Archive for the ‘UFO Podcasts’ Category
May 29th, 2012 | 
Author: In the first half, internationally known psychic who has counseled over 15,000 people since 1982, Joseph Jacobs, discussed what he sees on the horizon during these turbulent times, and what people can do to develop their spirituality. The latter half of the show featured Memorial Day Open Lines.
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George Knapp was joined by investigative journalist, Jim Marrs, who appeared for the full four hours and discussed his research into the elite’s agenda for enslaving the human race.
He dismissed concerns over being derisively labeled a "conspiracy theorist," because, in hindsight, "it turns out that everything, generally, that I have presented has always proved to be true."
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Ufologist and researcher Nick Redfern joined John B. Wells for a discussion on the Men in Black phenomenon. In the first hour, space researcher Robert Zimmerman talked about SpaceX’s launch of the Falcon 9 rocket and successful docking of their Dragon capsule with the International Space Station.
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Filling in for George Noory, John B. Wells welcomed astrological palmist, Vernon Mahabal, who discussed the science behind reading hands, and some of the unusual things his reads have revealed to him. Open Lines followed.
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Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed ET artifacts & dragonfly drone technology, a dolphin die-off in Peru, and the crisis of trees dying all over the planet.
First hour guests, scholar of Bigfoot history, Steven Streufert, and Sasquatch researcher Rhettman Mullis reported on a planned study by Oxford University to test DNA samples of the elusive creature.
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In the first half, author Marie D. Jones talked about her research into destiny and intention, fate and free will– concepts which have been debated for millennia.
In the latter half, author and teacher Lynn Andrews talked about her development as a shaman, her quest of spiritual discovery, and her healing work.
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Appearing during the middle two hours, author and lecturer Lon DuQuette discussed magick and the occult, as well as the work of Aleister Crowley, and material from the Book of Enoch. Different from stage magic, magick is a spiritual art form that "provokes a sense of mystery and wonder," and could be considered a path to enlightenment like TM or Zen meditation, he explained.
First hour guest, lecturer and mystic Gloria Taylor Brown talked about her travels to Egypt, and her theories about the Pyramids and the Sphinx.
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In separate hours, three guests addressed future and current economic crises. First, global financial strategist Peter Schiff argued that the crisis of 2008 is nothing compared to what is coming; former senior banking officer John Truman Wolfe discussed how the current world economic crisis is an intentional coup designed to take down the U.S. dollar; ordained Baptist minister Lindsey Williams shared his contention that the collapse of the dollar is being orchestrated.
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Publisher and investigative writer Sander Hicks discussed his journey to shed light on the official story of 9/11, as part of the grassroots truth movement that has sprung up in the last decade. He characterized the search for truth, and struggle for justice as a kind of "David and Goliath" story, pitting truth seekers against a massive US war machine.
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Attorney Jonathan Emord joined John B. Wells to discuss the relationship between the FDA and ‘Big Pharma’, the state of medical care in the U.S., as well as recent developments around the NDAA and similar draconian legislation.
On this Armed Forces Day, first hour guest, renegade military historian Douglas Dietrich, considers the struggle of U.S. soldiers with post-traumatic stress disorder and the ugly realities of warfare.
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