The Best of Coast to Coast AM

This episode features a compilation of iHeart podcast advertisements and trailers for shows such as Out of Character, Scam Goddess, and What Happened to Her. The program also includes an in-depth interview from Coast to Coast AM with Dr. Brad Stewart, who discusses his medical training at Stanford and the profound distinction between medical curing and spiritual healing in end-of-life care.

This episode features an interview from Coast to Coast AM with Sandra Champlain, who discusses her transition from a skeptic to a believer in the afterlife through her experiences with mediumship and personal loss. The discussion explores deep themes regarding reincarnation, the ego, and theories on how souls enter the earth. The episode also includes various podcast advertisements and trailers, featuring introductions to shows such as What Happened to Her, Scam Goddess, Out of Character, and Hurdle with Emily Abadi.

In this episode of Coast to Coast AM, Jacob Cooper discusses Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and the importance of embracing dual truths during grief. He shares insights from his near-death experience regarding spiritual connection and explores the physical and psychological impacts of suppressed emotions. The conversation further examines the nature of grief as a natural expression of love rather than a disease, addressing the non-linear reality of the five stages of grief. The speakers also cover how to navigate holidays and social pressures by setting boundaries and honoring one's emotional state when dealing with loss.

Space historian Robert Zimmerman joins George Norrie on Coast to Coast AM to discuss the rapid expansion of the private space industry and the emergence of a new spacefaring society. The conversation covers the rise of commercial satellite constellations, the potential for orbital manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, and the growing market for space debris removal services. Zimmerman addresses concerns regarding the Kessler effect and satellite collisions, arguing that private enterprise is increasingly capable of managing orbital traffic. The episode also explores the future of interplanetary travel, specifically focusing on SpaceX's Starship development and Elon Musk's long-term vision for Mars colonization through privately funded programs. Finally, the discussion touches upon China's aggressive, government-led space efforts and how their model of pseudo-private enterprise compares to the competitive landscape in the United States.

In this episode of Coast to Coast AM, the discussion explores the concept of shapeshifting through the lenses of folklore, psychology, and historical research. The segment delves into the idea that shapeshifters represent human desires for transformation and the shedding of social constraints, using examples ranging from Neolithic cave paintings to modern-day psychological phenomena like lycanthropy. The conversation also examines the distinction between external and internal shapeshifting, drawing parallels between mythological creatures and real-world figures such as serial killer Ted Bundy. The episode touches upon historical legends surrounding Vlad the Impaler and the mysterious empty tomb of Vlad, while investigating how cultural archetypes like werewolves and vampires persist in global mythology and popular culture.

In this episode of Coast to Coast AM, host George Noory sits down with Art Rosengarden to explore the intersection of tarot, psychology, and intuition. The discussion delves into the differences between tarot, astrology, and numerology, highlighting how tarot serves as a present-centered tool for accessing the energy of the moment. Rosengarden provides a live reading regarding geopolitical tensions in Iran and discusses his Hatchery Chronicles novel series, which utilizes parapsychological themes like astral projection and espionage. The conversation further expands into the psychological foundations of the practice, touching upon Jungian psychology, archetypes, and the power of symbols. Rosengarden shares his personal theories on the numerology of the tarot deck and offers practical advice for beginners on how to develop their intuition through card imagery. The episode also addresses historical misconceptions regarding the Catholic Church's relationship with tarot and explores how the practice can be integrated into modern psychological sessions to uncover blind spots in health, career, and relationships.

In this episode of 'Shades of the Afterlife,' host Sandra Champlain explores profound near-death experiences through various personal accounts. Dr. Lainey Leary, a thanatologist, shares her transition to an out-of-body state during anaphylactic shock and her encounter with a divine light and her deceased mother. The episode also features stories of individuals navigating massive heart attacks, car accidents, and the journey of a child, all reflecting on the sensations of leaving the physical body. Dr. Leary provides professional insights into supporting loved ones during their final moments through presence, touch, and permission to let go. The episode concludes with reflections on finding peace, focusing on gratitude over grief, and the enduring nature of love.

Captain Ron interviews filmmakers Adam Pellan and Megan Woomer about their documentary regarding the famous 1971 'Cote photo' of a possible UFO in Costa Rica. The discussion covers the origins of the photograph, its long period of obscurity, and the surprising revelation that the man who captured the image, Sergio Loaiza, claims to be a lifelong extraterrestrial contactee. The episode also explores the technical process of creating a high-resolution digital scan of the photo using an archival drum scanner and examines the incredible synchronicities surrounding the project. The filmmakers discuss their belief that the documentary was guided by a higher purpose and reflect on the broader implications of the anomalous object's presence.

In this episode of Coast to Coast AM, hosts George Dore and Donna Kaufman delve into the unsolved mysteries surrounding the Las Vegas mass shooting perpetrated by Stephen Paddock. The discussion explores Paddock's personal decline, including his significant gambling losses and his deteriorating relationship with his partner. The conversation investigates potential motives, ranging from mental instability to more complex theories involving targeted attacks on airport fuel tanks and connections to nearby military transport operations. The segment also touches upon the logistics of the attack, such as the use of bump stocks and how Paddock transported a large arsenal into the Mandalay Bay hotel. Additionally, the episode features a brief listener story regarding a child's recovery from a skin condition using immunomodulators, followed by an advertisement for Carnivora.

Host George Noory interviews well-known witch and psychic Patty Negri, exploring her eclectic approach to witchcraft, including the use of candles, puppets, and magic rituals. They discuss her personal history, her views on divinity, and her experience performing a spell for the L.A. Dodgers. The conversation also covers Negri's annual vampire ball traditions and the importance of intent and passion in candle rituals. She concludes by clarifying her focus on defensive magic and protection rather than hexing others.

This episode features an in-depth discussion with researcher Kathleen Ball regarding the Knights Templar, exploring their secret agenda, historical influence in Portugal, and connections to religious freedom. The conversation delves into the order's potential Gnostic practices and the movement of Templar treasure. The episode also includes various iHeartRadio podcast previews and advertisements for shows such as Scam Goddess, Therapy for Black Girls, and The Psychology of Your 20s.

This episode features an interview with Archbishop Ronald on Coast to Coast AM, where he discusses his lifelong involvement in exorcisms and recounts a physical attack experienced during a ritual. The discussion also covers the history of the Order of Exorcists and a listener story regarding a miraculous healing. The Archbishop further explores the complexities of his ministry, distinguishing between rare demonic possession and more common phenomena like demonic oppression and infestation. He details the rigorous, evidence-based process required to validate a case, including psychological evaluations and extensive documentation.

This episode of Coast to Coast AM explores the harrowing life of Wendy Hanley, wife of Tom and Granby Hanley, who were allegedly involved in a series of violent crimes and contract killings in Nevada. The discussion delves into the dark atmosphere of their household, characterized by hidden weapons, coerced suicide notes, and connections to organized crime figures like Tony Spilotri. Through personal accounts and research, the conversation covers the investigation into the murder of union leader Al Bramlett, allegations of involvement in high-profile conspiracies, and the psychological terror Wendy endured while living within a criminal underworld.

This episode features a compilation of iHeartRadio podcast advertisements, promotional trailers, and deep dives into various topics. The collection includes previews for shows such as Scam Goddess, Therapy for Black Girls, and Decoding Women's Health, alongside a commercial for Carnivora. The program also explores more specific subject matter, including the mystical beliefs and religious interpretations surrounding Aleister Crowley, and examines the psychological distinctions between belonging and fitting in.

This episode features a compilation of iHeartRadio podcast trailers and advertisements for shows such as Scam Goddess, Therapy for Black Girls, and The Psychology of Your 20s. The program also includes an in-depth discussion regarding paranormal activity at the Blair House in Ohio. The conversation covers unsettling sightings, including translucent figures and exploding light bulbs, as well as strange supernatural occurrences and sounds reported in the Appalachian hills.

This episode of 'Strange Things with Joshua P. Warren' explores the historical figure Jack Fiddler and the complex folklore surrounding the Wendigo. The discussion distinguishes between modern pop-culture depictions and traditional indigenous origins, examining the symbolic meanings of greed and gluttony associated with the creature. The episode further details the life and death of Jack Fiddler, a shaman known for hunting Wendigos, including his arrest by the Northwest Mounted Police and his eventual suicide. The host also delves into the psychological implications of 'Wendigo psychosis' and concludes with listener accounts of paranormal activity in Virginia.

This episode of 'Shades of the Afterlife' explores the intersection of historical mystery and mediumship, focusing on the case of Charles Taylor, a soldier killed during the 1861 Baltimore riots. The narrative follows how medium John Tickner channeled the spirit of John Sargent to reveal a hidden identity and solve a 60-year-old mystery involving a Civil War casualty. The program also features spiritual messages regarding human evolution and the nature of the afterlife, interspersed with various iHeartRadio podcast trailers and advertisements.

In this episode of Beyond Contact, Preston Dennett shares his extensive research into UFO encounters, focusing on compelling cases involving physical implants and documented medical healings. The discussion explores the potential motivations of extraterrestrial beings, suggesting they may be interdimensional travelers with specific agendas, such as environmental warnings. Dennett also examines the widespread nature of these encounters across the globe, noting patterns in contactee history and the psychological, physical, and spiritual impacts on individuals. The episode concludes by addressing the lack of official disclosure and the potential role of various institutions in maintaining a cover-up regarding extraterrestrial presence.

In this episode of Coast to Coast AM, host George Noory interviews Judge Jim Gray regarding the failures of current drug prohibition laws. The discussion focuses on how criminalizing drug use fuels cartels, increases violence, and leads to fatal overdoses due to unregulated, laced substances like fentanyl. Gray argues for a regulated, medicalized approach to bring usage under legal control. The conversation shifts to broader geopolitical and social issues, including the economic implications of Starbucks store closures, the legality of military actions regarding Iran and Venezuela, and the increasing polarization of American society caused by biased cable news media.

This episode begins with various iHeartRadio advertisements and trailers, followed by an interview on Coast to Coast AM with Victoria Gross. A psychic medium and paranormal investigator, Gross discusses her long career, her experiences with different types of spiritual phenomena, and the nature of residual energy. The episode also features promotional trailers for several podcasts, including 'Here's the Thing', 'Underground Zero', and 'The Girlfriend's Flight or Fight', as well as excerpts from Victoria Gross discussing her spiritual beliefs.

In this episode of Coast to Coast AM, Dr. Edward Bruce Bynum discusses his research into family dream studies, the physiological necessity of dreaming, and the nature of lucid and precognitive dreams. The discussion explores how anxiety-driven dreams can reflect family dynamics or signal physical health issues, as well as the potential for using dream states for healing.

This audio compilation features trailers and promotional segments for various iHeart podcasts. The primary focus is on the introduction of 'So Your Parents Are Old,' a series hosted by journalist Vanessa Gregoriadis that explores the personal, messy, and often humorous experiences of navigating life while caring for aging parents with conditions like dementia. Additionally, the transcript includes promotional clips for 'Scam Goddess' with Lacey Mosley, the improvised character comedy podcast 'Artists on Artists on Artists on Artists,' and the 'Hey Jonas' podcast featuring the Jonas Brothers. The segments also feature advertisements for Whoop and Edible Arrangements.

This episode begins with a series of iHeartRadio podcast promotions before transitioning into a Coast to Coast AM segment featuring Dr. Jeffrey Simmons. Dr. Simmons discusses the concept of intelligent design, presenting biological complexity in DNA, eyes, and ears as evidence against Darwinian evolution. The discussion further explores the self-sustaining nature of Earth's ecosystem and includes personal reflections on evolutionary theory and the nature of reality. The episode also features a personal account of medical recovery and concludes with additional podcast network advertisements.

This episode features a segment from Coast to Coast AM with Arla Colette Williams, author of My Life with the Hairy People, discussing her 70-year history of encounters with Sasquatch. Williams shares personal accounts of interacting with various generations of these beings, describing them as interdimensional entities capable of telepathic communication and physical presence through vibrational changes. The conversation covers specific sightings in the mountains, including a 14-foot-tall individual, and her experiences with 'hairy kids' playing pranks. Williams also discusses her encounter with an ancient Sasquatch named Kashima, who serves as a spiritual teacher, and the challenges she faced when first sharing her interdimensional theories with the broader Bigfoot research community.

This episode features a diverse collection of segments, beginning with an introduction to the podcast 'Examined' regarding potential wrongful convictions and a discussion on paranormal investigations involving haunted hotels and spirit boxes. The program also includes testimonials regarding health recoveries and deep personal connections to animals. The latter portion of the episode focuses on a spiritual reading for Betsy, where a medium conveys messages from her deceased pets and late father. The session explores themes of grief, personal growth, and the enduring presence of loved ones in the afterlife.

Host Joshua P. Warren explores the life and enduring mysteries of Nostradamus, from his medical career during the bubonic plague to the legends surrounding his tomb. The episode examines his use of scrying and analyzes famous historical predictions, such as the rise of Adolf Hitler and the atomic bomb, while noting that his visions only extend to the year 3797. The discussion shifts from historical prophecies to personal reflections on suffering, the psychological toll on first responders, and modern scientific mysteries like dark matter. The episode concludes with the host sharing his personal scrying techniques and a unique anecdote about serving as a ghost consultant for a Hollywood film.

In this episode of Beyond Contact with Captain Ron, paranormal researcher Heidi Hollis discusses her extensive experiences with non-human entities, including shadow people and the 'Hat Man.' The conversation explores the deep connection between UFO phenomena and spiritual beliefs, detailing interdimensional encounters and the influence of a dark cosmic force. Hollis also shares insights into using spiritual practices for protection against these beings and reflects on the current state of government disclosure regarding UFOs. The episode features various iHeartRadio podcast previews alongside profound discussions on the intersection of extraterrestrial contact and human spirituality.

This episode features a compilation of iHeart podcast trailers and in-depth interviews. The program includes previews for shows such as Therapy for Black Girls, The Psychology of Your 20s, and Death of an Artist, covering topics ranging from middle school development to women's health. The featured interviews include Wendy Mata, who discusses her transition from a bruja curandera to a career in cybersecurity, and a practitioner exploring spiritual phenomena, ancestral patterns, and the practice of energy cleansing.

Host Sandra Champlain sits down with Don Winner, a former military intelligence analyst turned NDE researcher, to explore the universal elements of near-death experiences, including life reviews and out-of-body phenomena. The discussion delves into how these experiences can challenge religious dogmas and shift one's worldview toward compassion. The episode also features personal accounts of grief and supernatural signs from the afterlife. Listeners hear stories of physical phenomena and unexpected messages—ranging from mysterious text messages to visual apparitions—and learn about the importance of mindfulness in remaining receptive to communications from deceased loved ones.

In this episode of Coast to Coast AM, host George Noory interviews Andrea Perrin, author of the House of Darkness, House of Light trilogy. Perrin shares her firsthand experiences living in the historic farmhouse that served as the inspiration for The Conjuring film. She recounts the paranormal phenomena her family encountered in Harrisville, including terrifying apparitions and physical manifestations within their colonial-era home. The conversation delves into the history of the property, the arrival of investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, and personal anecdotes regarding her father's spiritual encounters. The episode also touches upon unexpected connections to Hollywood actors and the enduring legacy of the paranormal events experienced by the Perrin family.

This episode features a compilation of various podcast trailers from iHeartRadio and Apple Podcasts, covering diverse topics such as true crime investigations, women's health, Black literature, and the aftermath of 9/11. A central feature is an in-depth discussion with historian James Fleming regarding the history of weather control and climate engineering. The conversation explores the reality of historical operations like Operation Popeye during the Vietnam War and Project Cirrus, using the Greek myth of Phaeton as a cautionary tale about human hubris in attempting to manipulate complex atmospheric systems.

This episode begins with a series of iHeart podcast previews, followed by an interview on Coast to Coast AM with author Regan Forsten. Forsten discusses his experiences with the afterlife, past life regression, and 'life between life' sessions, including the concept of personal spiritual councils. The program also features various podcast trailers for shows such as Survivor Files and Decoding Women's Health. The episode concludes with a detailed account of a regression session involving traumatic childhood memories and past life experiences, alongside further podcast advertisements.

This episode features an interview with Jeffrey Smith on Coast to Coast AM, detailing his transition from GMO activism to exploring quantum consciousness and rapid healing techniques. The program also includes various podcast trailers and promotional clips for the iHeartRadio network, covering topics such as women's health, survivor stories, and personal transformations.

In this episode of Strange Things, host Joshua P. Warren explores the origins and controversial principles of homeopathy, focusing on Dr. Samuel Hahnemann's work and the concept of 'water memory.' The discussion delves into the idea of using highly diluted substances to trigger healing responses and examines the potential for water to retain energy or consciousness. The episode also features various podcast promotions and listener stories involving supernatural encounters, including chilling accounts of unidentified entities and physical sensations in haunted locations. Additionally, the host shares personal anecdotes regarding homeopathic efficacy and nostalgic reflections.

In this episode of 'Shades of the Afterlife,' host Sandra Champlain explores how humor, laughter, and lightheartedness serve as bridges between the living and the deceased. Through various near-death experiences, anecdotes of children and pets communicating from the spirit world, and unexpected signs during funerals, the discussion highlights how spirits use comedy to provide comfort to the grieving. The episode also examines how technology and physical objects can act as 'cosmic winks' from beyond. From working stereos to inexplicable playing cards, these humorous interventions help dismantle the fear of death, presenting it not as a tragedy, but as a transition or a 'change of address.'

In this episode of Beyond Contact, Captain Ron interviews Chris Bledsoe regarding his profound UFO encounters and spiritual experiences. Bledsoe discusses the presence of high-level officials witnessing these phenomena, his visions involving Egypt and a divine feminine figure, and the potential for consciousness to manifest reality. The conversation also explores the possibility that humanity is entering a period of major disclosure that will fundamentally rewrite scientific understanding. The episode includes various iHeartRadio podcast promotions and advertisements.

This episode features a variety of iHeartRadio trailers and advertisements, followed by an in-depth look into the tragic 1926 death of Rudolph Valentino, including details regarding his medical misdiagnosis and the massive, chaotic public mourning that ensued. The program also explores the legend of the 'Lady in Black' and her connection to Valentino, concludes the 'Surviving Middle School' series on Therapy for Black Girls, and examines the musical legacy of rockabilly pioneer Johnny Stark.

This episode features a compilation of iHeartRadio podcast trailers and highlights, including promotional clips for 'The Survivor Files', 'Pro Society', 'The Psychology of Your 20s', 'Therapy for Black Girls', and 'Hey Jonas'. The program also includes segments from 'Coast to Coast AM' exploring theories regarding reptilian beings, military involvement, and the complexities of alien abduction research, specifically focusing on extraterrestrial species hierarchies and the concept of screen memories.

This episode features a compilation of iHeart podcast trailers and clips, including 'The Survivor Files', 'Body Bags', and 'The Psychology of Your 20s'. The program highlights intense personal narratives, such as Stanley Pranith's harrowing survival during the 9/11 attacks at the World Trade Center and a dramatic account of surviving a structural collapse. Additionally, the episode includes various promotional segments for shows like 'Artists on Artists on Artists on Artists' and 'Big Lives', alongside brief testimonials regarding health supplements.

This episode features a compilation of iHeartRadio podcast trailers alongside an in-depth discussion from Coast to Coast AM. The program highlights various shows, including The Survivor Files and Therapy for Black Girls, before transitioning into a conversation with Reverend Sarah Nash regarding the history and authenticity of crystal skulls. The discussion explores the legend of the 13 crystal skulls, examining whether the associated prophecy is a modern marketing invention or a meaningful spiritual truth. The segment investigates the tension between historical evidence and the symbolic power of folklore.

This episode features a compilation of iHeart podcast trailers and highlights, ranging from pop culture and literature to survival stories and psychology. Featured clips include previews for Solita, The Survivor Files, Therapy for Black Girls, and The Psychology of Your 20s. The program also includes discussions from Coast to Coast AM, focusing on the identification of personality types such as narcissists, sociopaths, and energy vampires.

This episode begins with a series of podcast advertisements and trailers for various iHeartRadio shows, including Body Bags and the Renee Stubbs Tennis Podcast. It features an interview excerpt from Coast to Coast AM with Richard Lawrence regarding UFOs, spiritualism, and his personal journey. The second half focuses on mediumship and channeling. Richard discusses his experiences receiving messages from historical figures like Winston Churchill and emphasizes the importance of maintaining concentration to avoid interference during the channeling process.

In this episode of 'Shades of the Afterlife,' host Sandra Champlain explores the profound differences between palliative and hospice care, highlighting how the medical focus shifts from curing disease to ensuring patient comfort. Featuring insights from hospice nurses and doctors, the discussion delves into the spiritual and sensory experiences of the dying. The episode examines phenomena such as terminal lucidity, shared death experiences, and the use of metaphors during end-of-life transitions. Through clinical anecdotes and personal accounts, the segment explores how patients may experience visions or perceive their surroundings even when unresponsive, framing the transition from life to death as a sacred spiritual journey.

In this episode of 'Strange Things with Joshua P. Warren,' the host explores the historical existence of Jesus and examines how modern scientific advancements like DNA technology might offer literal interpretations for ancient biblical passages. The discussion expands into a comparative study of sin across various religions, including Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, and Shinto, ultimately proposing that the common denominator of sin is absolute selfishness. The episode further investigates the 'Bible Code' through the lens of pareidolia and delves into the biblical significance of the number 666, debunking popular myths regarding barcodes. The program concludes with reflections on mortality and a showcase of various podcasts from the iHeartRadio network.

This episode begins with promotional trailers for various iHeart podcasts, followed by a Coast to Coast AM interview with UFO researcher John Rhodes. Rhodes discusses his theories on 'reptoids' and the government's incremental release of UFO information. The discussion continues into the religious implications of reptilian humanoids and features a testimonial regarding the use of an immunomodulator to treat severe warts in a child. The episode concludes with an exploration of the interdimensional hypothesis and the possibility of advanced technology capable of manipulating atomic density.

This episode features a variety of iHeartRadio network previews and advertisements, including highlights from 'The Survivor Files', 'Solita', 'Pro Society', 'Our Town', and 'Body Bags'. The program delves into historical true crime, discussing suspects in the Jack the Ripper case and the historical context of sex workers in East London. Additionally, the episode provides a detailed account of the Lindsay Clancy murder trial and its recent mistrial.

This episode begins with various podcast trailers and advertisements, followed by a discussion from Coast to Coast AM regarding Bigfoot evidence, anecdotal Sasquatch encounters, and a testimonial about Carnivora. The program then transitions into an exploration of cryptozoology, focusing on sightings of the Orang Pendek and the Loch Ness Monster. The speakers debate the validity of cryptid accounts, the impact of famous hoaxes, and the potential consequences of discovering such creatures.

This episode features a collection of iHeartRadio podcast trailers and advertisements for shows such as Solita, The Survivor Files, Body Bags, and She Pivots. The program also includes an excerpt from Coast to Coast AM where Heidi Hollis discusses extraterrestrial beings, alien hybrids, and shadow people. The latter portion of the episode delves into paranormal phenomena, specifically focusing on encounters with 'shadow people,' the 'hat man,' and perceived extraterrestrial threats.

This episode features an interview with spiritual leader Alicia Doss, who discusses her experiences with angelic communication and her miraculous recovery from aggressive cancer. The program also includes a discussion on the power of intuition through George's account of surviving a house fire and avoiding a car accident. Additionally, the episode contains various iHeartRadio podcast previews, trailers for shows such as Solita and The Survivor Files, and a listener call regarding healing in New Zealand.

This episode features a compilation of podcast trailers and an in-depth interview with engineer Brooks Agnew regarding the future of space exploration. The discussion covers NASA's shifting role, the potential for lunar colonization, and the geopolitical importance of mining resources like Helium-3 on the moon. The episode also includes various promotional segments for shows such as Hollywoodland, Death of an Artist, and The Psychology of Your 20s, alongside health stories regarding immunomodulation.