Coast to Coast AM with George Noory

[ItsOver]

The Hoaxster tonight.  I guess he and Jorch kissed and made up, so The Hoaxster can be a Snooron regular again.

[CronkitesGhost]

Hoagland always name dropped but he's now living more and more in the past where in his imagination he was an important figure in the space industry. Get ready to hear lots of 'Gene', 'Walter' or 'Cronkite', 'Carl' references.

Maybe he'll go public with who was behind the murder of Robin. That's his new thing, there's no possible way Robin could have just died of cancer like that, his enemies poisoned her to break Richard.

[PB]

Hoagland always name dropped but he's now living more and more in the past where in his imagination he was an important figure in the space industry. Get ready to hear lots of 'Gene', 'Walter' or 'Cronkite', 'Carl' references...

Perhaps he's the brains behind Elon Musk, although it's more likely he doesn't know who that is.

[ShayP]

The Hoaxster tonight.  I guess he and Jorch kissed and made up, so The Hoaxster can be a Snooron regular again.

They must've kissed and made up back in March when Hoagie was on.  If I recall correctly George opened with Hoagie's bio and then asked "What were we talking about 7 years ago?"    Pluto was briefly mentioned then it went in to a story about Robin.  After that I don't remember.

[Uncle Duke]

Hoagland always name dropped but he's now living more and more in the past where in his imagination he was an important figure in the space industry. Get ready to hear lots of 'Gene', 'Walter' or 'Cronkite', 'Carl' references.

Maybe he'll go public with who was behind the murder of Robin. That's his new thing, there's no possible way Robin could have just died of cancer like that, his enemies poisoned her to break Richard.

You forgot "Neil and Buzz."  He drops those names so casually you'd think he was on a Thursday night beer softball league team with them.

Has anyone ever taken the time to look at the credits at the end of the CBS News coverage of any of the Apollo missions to see if Hoagland's name comes up?  How did a 24 year old guy with no college degree get to be a science advisor on the nation's top rated network news staff?  I wonder how CBS News HR would respond to a potentially employer seeking to conform his employment back in the day?

[Morgus]

You forgot "Neil and Buzz."  He drops those names so casually you'd think he was on a Thursday night beer softball league team with them.

Has anyone ever taken the time to look at the credits at the end of the CBS News coverage of any of the Apollo missions to see if Hoagland's name comes up?  How did a 24 year old guy with no college degree get to be a science advisor on the nation's top rated network news staff?  I wonder how CBS News HR would respond to a potentially employer seeking to conform his employment back in the day?

I think Hoagie worked at a planetarium in the 60s and thats where they found him as a science consultant?

[ItsOver]

I wonder if they listened to Snoory at night.

“47 cats are found living in a car with their homeless owner during sweltering 90F Minnesota heat as he didn't want to be without the animals' - having already given up 14…”

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10921133/47-cats-living-car-rescued-hot-weather-Minnesota.html

[Uncle Duke]

I think Hoagie worked at a planetarium in the 60s and thats where they found him as a science consultant?

So he guided fourth graders on field trips through a planetarium, that certainly qualified him.

[sean92008]

So he guided fourth graders on field trips through a planetarium, that certainly qualified him.

He was 53 years ahead of the times.  He would have been a cable news hero.

[JUAN]

I enjoyed hearing sNoory last night stumbling around 75 and .75 basis points, clearly not knowing that 100-basis points equals one percent.

[Zetaspeak]

The Hoaxster tonight.  I guess he and Jorch kissed and made up, so The Hoaxster can be a Snooron regular again.

Hoagie has always been my number 1 guilty pleasure. Thinking back, his "Face on Mars" stuff might have been the first C2C/Art show I listened in full. I just can't bring myself on hate on that flake 

[Morgus]

Hoagie has always been my number 1 guilty pleasure. Thinking back, his "Face on Mars" stuff might have been the first C2C/Art show I listened in full. I just can't bring myself on hate on that flake 

Here is the page of photos Hoagie provided to go with his appearance tonight:
https://www.coasttocoastam.com/article/richard-c-hoagland-material-61622/

The planned topic is about this little door thing on Mars:
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[sean92008]

Here is the page of photos Hoagie provided to go with his appearance tonight:
https://www.coasttocoastam.com/article/richard-c-hoagland-material-61622/

The planned topic is about this little door thing on Mars:
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I probably won't tune in on time, but if I think about it I will tune in to hear him. That photo, if it could be confirmed somewhere else, is very intriguing.

[Dateline]

I wonder if they listened to Snoory at night.

“47 cats are found living in a car with their homeless owner during sweltering 90F Minnesota heat as he didn't want to be without the animals' - having already given up 14…”

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10921133/47-cats-living-car-rescued-hot-weather-Minnesota.html

That's them kitties gathered around the radio listening to Norry.  Somewhere below the cats is the owner.

[Dateline]

I wondered what brought Hoagie back to the show.  I am very pleased that he is on.  I contemplated the many reasons he was brought back.  Could it be that the ratings have sunk down into Mel's hole?