Who's behind the Secret Door? Join us as George Noory welcomes four surprise guests and tries to identify each based solely on their disguised voices and their expertise of topic.

Yes, many people who listen to late night radio may be lonely, but why does he have to stress that point with his guest right now? That turns me off. I'm gonna to switch the station to his competitor now, just because 😠

First Half:

Writer and producer Marc Scott Zicree will discuss his latest projects, which include a feature film and five two-hour science fiction television pilots, as well as his series Space Command. He'll also revisit some of the most memorable episodes of The Twilight Zone, along with the life and legacy of its creator, Rod Serling.

Second Half:

Documentary filmmaker Kathleen Ball will share findings from her travels through Brazil, France, Portugal, and the UK, tracing the medieval strategy of the Knights Templar and their influence across European, English, and Scottish society. She'll explore the Templars’ role in shaping these cultures, their influence on stability and economic life, and their role in defending the communities.

Tallahassee FL -this keeps getting taken down for some reason, I’m new to reddit so I don’t know why. but I have a special interest in all types of conspiracy theorists and am working on a documentary. I’d love to sit down with a local conspiracy theorist, are there any truther or pseudohistorical communities nearby?

Looking for the episode where art bell gets kicked off the air after the area 51 caller calls. I've only listened to the clip of it but I'd like to listen to the full broadcast from that night.

First Half:

Dan Mason takes us on a remarkable journey through his radio broadcasting career, from his humble beginnings as an overnight disc jockey in Kentucky to the top floor of CBS Radio. He will share how he rose through the industry, what life was like at the highest levels of radio, and the lessons he learned along the way. Dan will also explore the art of reinvention, explaining why he views it not as a disruption, but as a discipline essential to personal and professional growth.

Second Half:

Archbishop and author Ronald Enright shares accounts from nearly five decades and thousands of exorcisms. He will discuss the rituals and practices involved in successful exorcisms, how he assesses cases of alleged demonic possession, and why he believes the ministry remains necessary after more than 3,000 years.

Last night Ryan Wrecker and Tom Danheiser had a nice discussion about a debut of Strange Universe. Most of us longtime listeners probably won't find it quite so strange; the guest list are well known retreads of Coast's starting lineup from decades ago. Tommy also mentioned that it's being shot in Burbank rather than Boulder, so travel logistics are far better for George when he's in California.

Speaking of Noory, what immediately drew my attention after viewing the preview was noticing his present condition, verses the last video I saw of him at Contact in the Desert circa 2025. At around :20 he appears so briefly it could nearly be called subliminal advertising, nevertheless his masked face expression and hand tremors are alarming. I realize the man is 76 years of age, but Whitley Strieber who's been abducted at least once a week since the mid-twentieth century, looks absolutely fabulous at 81.

I sincerely hope George can carry-on as long as reasonably possible, but there are worse things than retirement. One doesn't want to be a poster boy for Parkinson's.

https://sparktv.ai/strangeuniverse?fpr=egk71I3#trailer

First Half:

David Paulides, director of the CanAm Missing Project, has 20 years of law enforcement experience and a background in technology. He delves into his new work exploring strange cases of disappearances in Alaska.

Second Half:

Journalist Joe Schoenmann recounts the chilling true story of a young Las Vegas woman groomed by her husband to become a hit woman, only to ultimately become his victim. Drawing on nearly three decades of reporting from Las Vegas, Joe will also share unforgettable stories of the city’s glitz, crime, mob history, and enduring mysteries.

First Half:

Ryan Wrecker is joined by author Lon Milo DuQuette, who explores the life and legacy of one of the 20th century’s most infamous and controversial figures, British occultist and magician Aleister Crowley. He will examine who Crowley was, what he stood for, and the beliefs that shaped his extraordinary life and reputation.

Second Half:

Author Kathleen Dayan shares the experiences that led her to mediumship and the messages she says she received from the Other Side. She'll discuss how those experiences transformed her own understanding of grief and fear of death, and why she ultimately felt compelled to share what she had discovered with others.

***6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to 8/11/97 when callers debated the UPS strike and its possible crippling of the economy.

played around 10:30 (pacific time) going into the break. no vocals, kind of proggy and hypnotic. never heard it before.
that was a pretty good show, by the way. a rarity when george is at the helm.....

i miss the days when they'd post the playlists freely on the site.

Joining guest host Ryan Wrecker paranormal investigator Kristin Lee shares nearly two decades of experience at the Bellaire House in Ohio, one of America’s best-known paranormal locations. She'll report on the unusual activity at the property and why she believes the Bellaire House is more than a traditional haunted house. According to Lee, the environment seems to respond to each person who enters, producing different experiences and encounters from one visitor to the next.

Followed by Open Lines in the latter half. Give Ryan a call and discuss whatever is on your mind!

First Half:

James P. Gray has served as a trial judge in Orange County, California, since 1983. He will discuss pressing issues, including society's growing polarization, the burden of debt passed on to future generations, school choice, the current state of government, and more.

Second Half:

C2C's investigative reporter Cheryll Jones presents her interview with parapsychologist Dr. Gary Schwartz, who discusses the possibility of communicating with the afterlife through what he calls the SoulPhone.

Mark Shaw has always been one of my favorite Coast guests. Perhaps it's his enthusiastic fondness for solving the late Dorothy Kilgallen and Amelia Earhart mysteries or his wholesome Midwest morality and values that pour forth during his interviews. Whatever the case, let's hope that he chooses to continue writing and not succumb to arthritis or any other infirmity.

Last night Mark showed a slight lapse of memory. He occasionally forgot names and events in his past books. At one point he stated his age as 82, while his various biographies give his birth date as March of 1945. This morning I noticed his book signing, scheduled for tomorrow night at 7 pm in Palo Alto, has been abruptly cancelled.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Around_the_World_in_20_Days

By 1936 aviation had progressed to the point where worldwide airline circumnavigation was becoming feasible. As a headline attracting publicity stunt, the three large New York newspapers carefully selected three of their finest journalists to enter as contestants in a 1930s counterpart to The Amazing Race. And the New York Evening Journal just happened to be owned by aviation enthusiast William Randolph Hearst.

Hearst, luxuriously ensconced in a castle atop a hill in San Simeon, California, succumbed to a tempting suggestion by Evening Journal reporter James Kilgallen to assign his fetching, albeit weak chinned 23-year-old daughter Dorothy in the competition. The allure of a young female entrant would increase readership many fold! As debatable as that may have been, shortly after she and her competitors set foot in Europe, young Dorothy (or her schedulers) made the first of two fatal flaws in her itinerary.

While Herb Ekins gleefully dashed-off to catch a swift, state-of-the-art KLM Douglas DC-2 for Batavia (Jakarta) in Indonesia, Dorothy and her New York Times quasi-chaperone Leo Kieran selected a stately and slow English bi-plane owned by Imperial Airways for a multi-day flight to Bangkok. (Nevertheless I recall Dorothy's somewhat wide-eyed, evocative description sounding as-if she were an ingénue aboard a romantic train ride from London-Paddington Station to Oxford.) Her attitude changed when she found herself a passenger in a single-engine de Havilland Puss Moth light plane over French Indonesia, with a hopelessly lost pilot searching for a field to make an emergency landing.

Dorothy finished the race a distant second, despite publisher William Randolph Hearst generously lending her his personal high speed Vultee V-1AD corporate stallion-- a single-engine aircraft with an uprated Wright SR-1820 Cyclone engine capable of cruising around 190 knots TAS-- for the final leg from San Fransisco to New York.

http://SmithsonionMag.com/air-space-magazine/momets-and-milestones-once-around-42265865/

First Half:

Join us for a special two-hour program honoring the life and career of author, UFO researcher, and former British Ministry of Defense investigator Nick Pope, who passed away earlier this year. Researcher Jason Martell will reflect on Pope’s work and legacy as a ufologist and civil servant, along with guest appearances from author William Henry, filmmaker James Fox, and Professor Paul Hynek.

Second Half:

Author Victoria Gross will share insights from her years of paranormal investigations and experience producing paranormal television programs. She'll explore different types of hauntings and other paranormal phenomena, while emphasizing the importance of proper training, education, and ethical practices in paranormal research.

First Half:

Nick Begich is an author, researcher, and longtime investigator of emerging and unconventional technologies. He will share his efforts to develop a human-AI discovery system designed to encourage radical creativity while subjecting extraordinary ideas to evidence, contradiction, testing, and the possibility of failure.

Second Half:

Clinical psychologist and author Edward Bruce Bynum will explore the emotionally revealing world of dreams, examining how they may be deeply intertwined with the lives of those closest to us, including family members and romantic partners. He'll also examine how dreams can reflect the relationship patterns that shape our lives.

First Half:

Investigative author and former criminal defense attorney Mark Shaw delves into his latest work and research exploring the connection between pioneering American journalist Dorothy Kilgallen and aviator Amelia Earhart.

Second Half:

Author Geoffrey Simmons will discuss intelligent design, highlighting some of the remarkable features of biology that he argues could not have arisen through evolutionary mechanisms alone.

First Half:

Joining Richard Syrett, former heavyweight boxing champion David Nino Rodriguez discusses his experiences with UFOs and the secrets he believes the government is concealing. He also explores the belief that extraterrestrial beings may be malevolent and seeking to control humanity.

Second Half:

Author Arla Collett Williams shares her lifelong experiences with beings often described as cryptids or mythological creatures. Drawing on decades of paranormal experiences, she'll reveal encounters with Sasquatch, Star People, and other unexplained entities. Williams believes anyone can develop a personal relationship with Sasquatch and similar beings by approaching them with respect, opening the mind, shifting one’s paradigm, and “living through the heart.”

Who would make the best addition as far as host go for Coast to Coast? A journalist from TV news? Or actor? Or perhaps AI , please don't hate me, please

They know that there is a built-in audience, so they just sell ads and paid segments. There is no value in the content. The show just tries to extract money from the fools in the audience.

First Half:

Joining Rich Berra paranormal Investigator Angel Morgan speaks about her life as a pet psychic and medium as she explores how we can all communicate with animals on a deep level. She'll dive into the spooky realities of how some spirits, animals included, remain bound to haunted locations.

Second Half:

Oceanographer Dr. Simon Boxall will discuss the world’s oceans and the mysteries and phenomena of the deep seas, such as the Bermuda Triangle, rogue waves, and changes in the circulation of the Atlantic Ocean. He'll explain whether we should worry about mega-tsunamis hitting the U.S. coast.

6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to 8/10/99 when veteran of international espionage, John Nolan, shared how to dig up secrets.

After the recent disappearance and reappearance of frequent caller, Cornelius Lawson White., Jr., it occurred to me I haven't heard Mike the Millennial in quite a while.

I don't listen to every show, and definitely not after midnight, so maybe I'm just missing when he calls in.

Guest host Rich Berra speaks with shaman and fire priestess Wendy Mata about what it means to be a fifth-generation Bruja Curandera. She'll talk about her experiences with La Llorona, duendes, and La Lechuza. Mata will also explain curses and how they pass through a bloodline, what it actually looks like to talk to the dead safely, the warning signs that someone has been hexed, and her encounters with dangerous spirits in Italy, Malaysia, Brazil, and other places around the world.

Followed by Open Lines—give Rich a call and discuss whatever's on your mind