Coast To Coast AM with Rich Berra

[sean92008]

From one of his previous interviews I was under the impression he had gained some sort of superpowers from his horrific experience.

I could be wrong.

I don't remember that, but that could be how he's grifting on his experience. I don't think I've listened to Travis Walton thing in its entirety since Art did it in the '90s.

[Morgus]

Tonight's c2cam show is still scheduled with guest host Rick Berra at the LA studios, so if they are still under fire evacuation order it will probably be pre-empted with a Noory rerun like last night too?

[JUAN]

Latest map shows the Palisades fire really close to Sherman Oaks.

[sean92008]

Hold it! I thought Berra was living in Texas or Tennessee... He used to work in San Diego and, because of that, I remember... oh no, that's not it! He's in Arizona, isn't he?

[Morgus]

Hold it! I thought Berra was living in Texas or Tennessee... He used to work in San Diego and, because of that, I remember... oh no, that's not it! He's in Arizona, isn't he?

Yeah Rick Berra is supposedly in Phoenix, but they still pre-empted his show last night.  They must still need the LA studio staff working even for his remote broadcasts.

[Morgus]

Rick Berra managed to get on the air live tonight after all.
But the opening music was different and his discussion on the LA fires got overtaken by Noory's recorded commercials for a few minutes.
So looks like some technical issues tonight.

[sean92008]

The Why Channel guy on tonight. Good guest, big Art Bell fan!

[damon]

Hosted by:Rich Berra

In the first half, guest host Rich Berra (email) welcomes prominent Bigfoot researcher Matt Moneymaker, who will share recent sightings, investigations, and developments in Bigfoot news and research. In the second half, parapsychologist Loyd Auerbach will discuss ghost hunting and how the science of parapsychology connects with paranormal investigations.

6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to 1999, when Art talked to Richard Hoagland and Robert Ghostwolf about strange events in Miami, and Major Ed Dames about his remote viewing of Satan.
 

[damon]

Hosted by:Rich Berra

In the first half, author, book publisher, and conference speaker Brad Olsen joins Rich Berra (email) for a discussion of his 'Esoteric' book series that delves into ancient mysteries and unseen realms. Followed by author, investigative mythologist, and art historian William Henry on ascension and the mysteries of ancient Egypt.

6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to 2002 for a night of Open Lines, and researcher Colm Kelleher's report on UFOs.
 

[sean92008]

6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to 2002 for a night of Open Lines, and researcher Colm Kelleher's report on UFOs.

PremSuck airs a 23-year-old show of open lines. It is a testament not only to Art Bell himself, but to his intriguing and mostly intelligent audience.

There is no way Cornelius or Cleopatra or whatever that lady from New York is, heck, even Thomas would be as enthralling and entertaining to warrant a replay.

Hell, they won't even replay George from last week. Well, they will replay segments so he can leave early.

[damon]

Hosted by:Rich Berra

In the first half, Ouija board expert Karen A. Dahlman joins Rich Berra (email) to talk about the use of talking boards from a historical perspective, including seances and channeling spirits, to personal experiences of divining wisdom and exploring consciousness. Followed by Varla Ventura, an author, traveler, rotten botanist, and lover of the strange and bizarre. She'll delve into the world of the weird and creepy, and her new work on enchanted plants.

From 6-10pm PT, Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to 2/1/96 for a night of Open Lines on such topics as UFOs, hauntings, and weird diseases

[Morgus]

One of Noory's sad pack callers just got in with Berra - Jeremy who as usual tells his story of being in a coma decades ago.
I wish a guest would tell him you never woke up from the coma - all this with Noory has all been your dream.

[Morgus]

Now Cornelius calls in too with his regilar stuff.

[sean92008]

The sad pack makes Noory more insufferable, they drag the show down. Good thing I didn't hear them tonight.

[Smokin Hot Bob]

A very decent night for Rich Berra. Good guests and good sound quality. Spontaneous conversation with little or any use of pre-arranged cue card questions. And a good control of the sad sack caller parade.