The Best of Coast to Coast AM

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.

This episode begins with promotional trailers for various iHeartRadio podcasts, followed by a highlight from Coast to Coast AM featuring Salvatore Santoro discussing his history with traditional witchcraft. The episode then transitions into an exploration of planetary magic, covering the historical significance of the seven heavenly bodies, astrological associations, and how these energies are applied in occult practices through colors and timing.

This episode features various podcast previews and trailers for iHeartRadio shows, including The Survivor Files, Hollywood Handbook, Solita, Skyline Drive, and Pro Society. The program then transitions into an interview on Coast to Coast AM with Preston Dennett, who discusses his research into UFO encounters, paranormal phenomena experienced by his family, and reports of extraterrestrial interventions resulting in spontaneous medical healings.

This episode explores the nature of inspiration and unexplained phenomena, using examples ranging from Paul McCartney's songwriting process to the creation of crop circles. The discussion delves into theories regarding a collective consciousness and the physical effects experienced by researchers studying these mysteries. The program also features stories of miraculous medical recoveries in New Zealand and various podcast introductions and advertisements.

This episode features a variety of iHeartRadio podcast trailers, including Solita, Hollywood Handbook, Our Town, Skyline Drive, Pro Society, and The Survivor Files. It also includes an excerpt from Coast to Coast AM where an artist discusses his transition from acting to music and the creation of his 'machete keytar,' alongside a testimonial regarding Carnivora. The episode further explores podcast promotions for Prose Society and others, paired with a deep discussion on the psychological connection between metal music and horror. The conversation also delves into the symbolic meaning of monsters in storytelling through the lens of Hindu mythology.

This episode features a variety of iHeartRadio podcast trailers and advertisements, including Skyline Drive, Hollywood Handbook, Pro Society, The Survivor Files, Solita, and Coast to Coast AM. The program includes an in-depth interview regarding the nature of 'living vampires' and their ability to feed on emotions, as well as an exploration of the Caprian order, its rituals, and the archetypes of warrior, counselor, and priest within the community.

In this episode of 'Strange Things with Joshua P. Warren,' the host recounts a chilling personal encounter with a corpse during a power outage at a funeral home. The discussion delves into the chemistry of embalming fluids, the physiological effects of cyanide poisoning, and the environmental impact of mercury accumulation in the food chain. The episode also explores historical and paranormal mysteries, including the ritualistic use of mercury by Mayan shamans, the existence of the world's tallest thermometer in Baker, California, and scientific theories regarding the physical weight of the human soul.

Host Sandra Champlain sits down with physicist and philosopher Dr. Vera Spilner to explore the striking parallels between near-death experiences (NDEs) and fundamental physics. The conversation examines the 'block universe' theory, the possibility of the brain acting as a receiver for consciousness rather than its creator, and the universal consistency of NDE accounts across cultures. The episode further delves into the metaphysical implications of life reviews and the interconnectedness of the cosmos. Following a discussion on the ethical lessons preserved beyond death, the episode concludes with a guided visualization journey into a realm of light and unconditional love.

In this episode of Beyond Contact, Captain Ron interviews Susan Manowich about the evolving paradigm of UFO research, focusing on the intersection of human consciousness and non-human intelligence. The discussion explores her personal experiences with light entities, plasmoid beings, and the shifting nature of space-time during contact. Manowich also shares insights into her connection to a higher self, memories of past lives, and encounters with tall beings that revealed the evolution of the universe. The conversation concludes with reflections on new energy technologies, the potential suppression of consciousness-related information by governments, and the necessity of human maturity in handling breakthrough discoveries.

This episode features a compilation of iHeartRadio podcast highlights and advertisements, including promotional clips for shows such as Hollywood Handbook, Coast to Coast AM, and Survivor Files. The program includes a discussion with Morgana Ray on the nature of manifestation, financial mindset, and how personal transformation accelerates through security. The second half transitions into an introduction to the Prose Society podcast, featuring a conversation with caller Tom regarding biblical perspectives on wealth and maintaining a healthy relationship with money. The discussion further explores themes of financial independence in relationships, economic systems, and the modern shift toward prioritizing personal well-being over profit.

This episode of Coast to Coast AM features a collection of paranormal encounters and eerie tales. The hosts discuss various supernatural events, including sightings of figures with inhuman features, mysterious forces in hotels, and unsettling discoveries in cemeteries. The program also explores stories involving spirits in hospital morgues and children's visions of pop culture icons like Freddy Krueger, alongside various advertisements.

This episode features an interview with Kevin Randall regarding his research into UFO sightings and the complexities of evaluating witness testimony, specifically focusing on the Hicks-Parker abduction case. The discussion explores the psychological aspects of shared experiences in abduction cases and examines the work of researchers like Bud Hopkins and John Mack. The conversation delves into the challenges of maintaining scientific objectivity, the potential for terrestrial explanations for reported phenomena, and the distinction between unidentified sightings and extraterrestrial proof.

A highlight segment from Coast to Coast AM featuring Mark Seifer discussing the scientific legacy and hidden theories of Nikola Tesla. The discussion explores Tesla's dynamic theory of gravity, his potential role in achieving grand unification of electromagnetism and gravity, and his advanced wireless communication visions. The conversation also touches upon Tesla's connection to historical figures like Einstein and the Roosevelt family, his involvement in early aeronautical designs, and the fate of his scientific papers following his death.

This episode features a compilation of various podcast trailers, including 'The Survivor Files', 'Joy 101 with Hoda Kotb', 'Our Town', 'Hey Jonas', and 'Hollywood Handbook'. Additionally, the episode includes an interview excerpt from Coast to Coast AM with Professor David Luke. The discussion explores research into psychedelic-induced encounters, specifically focusing on DMT and ayahuasca, the psychological impacts of these substances, and the lack of scientific research into endogenous DMT levels.

This episode features a compilation of iHeartRadio podcast trailers, including 'The Survivor Files', 'Delivering Happiness with Nick Turturro', 'Joy 101 with Hoda Kotb', and 'Our Town'. A significant portion of the episode focuses on a 'Coast to Coast AM' discussion regarding a 1949 case involving alleged demonic possession. The segment explores medical explanations for the events, such as the effects of Barbitol, and examines theories that the behavior may have been fabricated for attention. Additionally, the episode delves into the cultural impact and intense audience reactions to the film 'The Exorcist'.

This episode features a variety of iHeartRadio podcast promotions, including The Survivor Files, Hey Jonas, and Hollywood Handbook. It also explores the intersection of neuroscience and paranormal phenomena, discussing how brain frequencies and free will influence near-death experiences and the ability to perceive spiritual entities. The program delves into the role of personal choice in the afterlife, examining how spirits may remain in the physical realm due to their own intent. The episode concludes with further podcast highlights and an introduction to investigative series regarding land development.

This episode features a collection of podcast trailers and an in-depth exploration of 'Death Cafes.' We delve into the origins and purpose of these gatherings, founded by John Underwood, which provide a non-judgmental space for people to discuss mortality over tea and cake. The episode also reflects on the legacy of John Underwood. The discussion explores how continuing his work helps process grief and highlights the importance of acknowledging mortality in an era focused on life extension.

In this episode of Strange Things with Joshua P. Warren, the host explores paranormal legends and mathematical mysteries. The discussion covers the famous Resurrection Mary hitchhiker ghost story in Chicago, the history of boysenberries, and the significance of numbers like 108 and the digital root rule of nine. The episode also delves into listener experiences with Grabovoi codes for manifestation and discusses Zoltar machines. The host concludes with reflections on life, death, and the filming history of the 1931 Dracula.

In this episode of 'Shades of the Afterlife' with Sandra Champlain, filmmaker and scientist Makai Elias Kayas discusses his documentary 'Final Hours,' which explores near-death experiences (NDEs) through a cinematic lens. The discussion delves into profound accounts such as Dr. Eben Alexander’s medical anomaly and Anita Morjani’s spiritual insight into her cancer recovery. The conversation further explores the concept of veridical perception and the life reviews experienced by individuals like Bubba Herrick. Ultimately, the episode emphasizes how these encounters encourage living with intention, compassion, and a focus on emotional connection rather than material success.

In this episode of Beyond Contact, former U.S. Air Force intelligence analyst Logan joins the show to discuss his experiences on the UAP Task Force. He details the challenges of analyzing multi-source data, the frustration of seeing anomalous phenomena dismissed with prosaic explanations, and the culture of silence within military squadrons. The discussion also covers the difficulty of achieving public transparency in an era of deep fakes and disinformation. Logan concludes by introducing the Phenom app, a collaborative platform designed to collect and analyze UAP data globally to reduce stigma and improve reporting.

This episode features a discussion on the practice of 'sacred listening' with Umba Gale, who explores how shifting focus from internal judgments to truly hearing others can transform relationships. The episode also covers an interview regarding the spiritual journey behind writing a book, detailing how meditation and astrological readings compelled the author to overcome years of resistance to share her work.

This episode features various iHeartRadio promotions and advertisements, including clips for The Survivor Files and Hollywood Handbook. The main feature is an interview with Maja Dawu on Coast to Coast AM, where she discusses her personal history, the concept of shadow work, and the meaning behind her moniker. The discussion continues with an exploration of Marja's Shadow Sheer Tarot deck. Topics include the concept of 'darketypes,' the historical significance of the Rephaim, and using tarot to interpret paranormal experiences and current events.

This episode features a series of iHeartRadio advertisements and an interview from Coast to Coast AM with Todd Elliott, known as the 'cunning farmer.' The conversation explores his life as an organic farmer in Kentucky and his practice of astrological magic, including how he uses rituals and esoteric practices to maintain good fortune and mitigate agricultural risks.

This episode features various podcast advertisements and promotions alongside deep dives into spiritual and technological topics. Joshua P. Warren from 'Strange Things' discusses his personal experiments with the energy of the Hindu goddess Kali, including a story about how purchasing a Kali statue coincided with a major water leak in his Las Vegas condo, as well as the significance of Moldavite and the number 108. The episode also includes a listener's account of a miraculous healing through a medical intuitive, a report on new invisible drone technology developed at Northwestern University, and various spotlights on other iHeartRadio podcasts.

This episode features an interview with metaphysical teacher RJ Spina on Coast to Coast AM, where he discusses his miraculous recovery from paralysis and his new book, 'You Are the Sun'. The conversation explores deep themes of consciousness, self-healing, and the nature of human identity. The episode also includes various iHeartRadio podcast advertisements and promotions for shows such as The Survivor Files, Hollywood Handbook, and Delivering Happiness with Nick Turturro.

In this episode of 'Shades of the Afterlife,' host Sandra Champlain explores the continuity of life through the lens of mediumship, science, and personal experience. The episode features medium Tim Southwell, who recounts how a traumatic car accident led to an out-of-body experience and a calling toward clairsentience. Through live demonstrations and discussions on the twin bond, the program examines how spirit communication often manifests in subtle, everyday details. The discussion transitions into scientific perspectives, featuring insights from neurosurgeon Dr. Michael Egnor regarding the distinction between the physical brain and the immaterial soul. By examining near-death experiences, telepathy, and shared consciousness, the episode posits that physical death may be a transition into a wider state of consciousness rather than an end.