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31 Oct 2009 04:46
Ghost-to-Ghost 2009
Ian Punnett hosts the Coast to Coast AM Halloween tradition of opening the phone lines for your best ghost stories.
The evening will also include one hour of a vintage Art Bell 'Ghost to Ghost AM' show from 2001.
Art Bell: Somewhere in Time
6-10pm PT: Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to 9/22/99 for conversations with both Colm Kelleher about the (now defunct) NIDS hotline, and the late Richard Kieninger) on predictions of dire earth changes.
Friday - Oct 30, 2009
In the first half hour, George spoke with Gary S. Paxton, producer of the 1962 hit song "Monster Mash." Next, intuitive counselor Ronnie Rennae Foster and Wiccan practitioner Laura Lee Mistycah (book link) talked about their ghostbusting efforts.
A special Halloween Open Lines followed, featuring several surprise guests throughout the evening.
Ian Punnett's Blog
October 31, 2009
Check out Ian's latest musings and insights at his blog site.
Halloween Gallery 2009
October 30, 2009
Part 1 of our Halloween Gallery 2009 has been posted, with more images to be featured tomorrow. Thanks to all who took the time to send in their spooky artwork!
C2C Digicam: George Noory's Halloween Look
October 30, 2009
The C2C staff believes it is a marked improvement over the original George. More
Rising Vault : Paul D. shares this photo of a 'rising vault' taken by his sister at a local cemetery. Saturday, October 31, 2009
Einstein was right! Nasa Fermi telescope uncovers proof of famous space-time theory. — Mail Online
'Miracle' as communion wafer becomes heart tissue The Catholic Church in Poland is investigating claims of a miracle after a piece of communion wafer was reported to have been transformed into human heart tissue after falling into water during a mass.
See ghosts? There may be a medical reason Are there physiological explanations for those things that go bump in the night? — MSNBC
Bad Driving May Have Genetic Basis, Study Finds People with a particular gene variant performed more than 20 percent worse on a driving test than people without it. — Science Daily
Human foot found on Canadian beach Discovery of foot inside running shoe is seventh such find in British Columbia in past two years. — The Guardian
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