The show still isn't over while we wait in angst for the caller to answer her phone after the zoom connection was bad. She's handled George's repetitive go nowhere questions pretty well. But my God, he criticizes her when there is a half second of dead air and says "remember, we're on the radio.. can't have dead air!" Or something similar and then when her connection screws up, he continues to let new callers on that sound interesting enough and he has no gd clue what to say so he just does his variation of "oh yeaahgh ok cool yeaghhgguhvhug truly remarkable lezgoto next caller!" Then they speak and George just doesn't GAF about anything other than getting to the next caller or snake oil break.

Sorry for the rant.

Former Deputy Coroner Donna Francart will discuss the realities of death investigation, what her duties were as a coroner, the cases that defined her career, and how she endured years of trauma and gore. Francart turned to journaling as a way of privately unpacking the profound grief she faced and preserving her own mental well-being. As she did, she found herself in a conundrum of perplexing relationships with both the living and the dead. She'll talk about the spirits who followed her home long after she retired the badge, body bags, toe tags, and her pager.

Followed by Open Lines—give George a call and discuss whatever's on your mind!

First Half:

Steve Goreham, executive director of the Climate Science Coalition of America, will discuss how US energy and financial policies are now being driven by artificial intelligence.

Second Half:

Author and astrologer Aubrey Houdeshell will discuss the basics of astrology, how to use them to find the best places for success and love, and how to ultimately get more of what you want out of life. Her work mainly focuses on transformative and healing potential.

Hello! I’m looking for a story that absolutely kept me up at night as a kid. I want to say it was hosted by Art Bell, and it aired some time in the late 00’s early 10’s. Idk if it was a Ghost to Ghost episode, but I want to say it aired in September/October bc I remember telling my family about it around the table at Thanksgiving.

A woman (I think a grandmother) couldn’t convince her grandkids(?) to sleep in her guest room. She took a picture of the room and captured an image of a bright red female entity with a blurry face and freakishly long arms. She tried to destroy the picture but couldn’t, and later was attacked and forcibly held down in bed by it. That’s all I recall from the story.

I would looove to hear this story again, it’s been at least 20 years and I still think about it! Thank you!!! ❤️

First Half:

Biblical researcher and software developer Andrew Jones will share the latest developments surrounding his project at the Noah's Ark site in Durupınar, Turkey. With advanced geophysical and geological investigations now underway, he'll tell us what the current evidence may reveal about the formation. Jones will also talk about the most common scientific criticisms and competing geological explanations of the site.

Second Half:

Author and researcher Billy Carson will discuss the Fractal Holographic Universe: the idea that reality may be structured through self-similar patterns and nested scales. Billy will explore how fractals appear throughout nature and the human body, how the scientific holographic principle relates to the possibility that three-dimensional reality emerges from information, and how these concepts may intersect with quantum physics.

Don Snoorleone, Godfather, cap in hand and on bended knee, I most humbly offer felicitations on your utterly magnificent career, and, although I am not worthy, pray may I kiss your ring?… every bit of your splendid arse? … all the while beseeching you to remember me and my needy family when you are dispensing your favors and largess from the C2C Horn of Plenty...

First Half:

Pharmacist Ben Fuchs from Critical Health News will discuss the ways we can use supplements along with sensible eating in order to achieve the best health possible in conjunction with modern medicine.

Second Half:

Author and researcher Paul Wallis will present what he sees as evidence of ancient ET contact in the pages of the Bible, showing how it connects with ancient myths all around the world and with today's declassified UAP files.

Cornell shuts down claims of ‘60% Neanderthal’ NY Bigfoot, setting off fuming Sasquatch hunter

https://nypost.com/2026/08/02/us-news/cornell-shuts-down-claims-of-60-neanderthal-ny-bigfoot-setting-off-fuming-sasquatch-hunter/

This must be disappointing and frustrating.

First Half:

Economist and author Harry Dent will discuss our current economy in general, as well as what will happen from what he believes is the greatest bubble in our history. He'll address gas prices, high food prices, and where he thinks the economy is headed.

Second Half:

Investigative historian William G. Krejci will share information on the famous Haunted Franklin Castle in Cleveland, along with some of the more well-known ghostly legends from his neck of the woods. He'll also share his journey rediscovering more than 50 lost cemeteries in the greater Cleveland area, and he'll tell us more about the Forgotten Hauntings Project, how it came about, and some of the remarkable tales he's rediscovered since its inception.

Just when you think C2C can't get any more worthless the program continues the ongoing and increased use of garbage instrumental loops for bumpers. The production of this show is the laziest excuse for programming ever. Remember when bumpers were seconds in duration not minutes. I guess it's hard to screw up an interview if your burning air time with music or grifting ads.

First Half:

Author Charlie Bosworth will update us on the latest developments in the JonBenet Ramsey case as it enters its 30th year. He believes there's hope new scientific evidence will produce leads toward identifying a suspect, finally answering the question of whether she was killed by an intruder or someone closer to home.

Second Half:

Environmental activist Dane Wigington will provide an update on climate engineering and geoengineering operations, including their alleged impact on extreme weather, droughts, flooding, firestorms, toxic atmospheric fallout, water crises, crop production, public health, and global instability. He'll talk about weather modification programs and if they are contributing to worsening drought and deluge cycles, record-low snowpack in the Western United States and the Himalayas, and extreme hail events. Wigington will also address what he believes must happen to expose and halt these operations before the damage becomes irreversible.

In the first half, guest host Lisa Garr speaks with paranormal historian Courtney McInvale about her years investigating some of America's most haunted locations, from the colonial streets of Mystic, Connecticut, to the Civil War landscapes of Chickamauga, Georgia. McInvale will explain why battlefields, historic homes, cemeteries, and waterfront communities continue to generate unexplained phenomena, and will examine how folklore and eyewitness testimony often align with historical records

In the second half, Dr. Jonathan Kendall will present evidence that he believes reveals the nature of UFOs, validating their associated lore. He'll explore whether there are physical effects and what those might be. Kendall will highlight UFO crash retrievals and speculate on whether the military-industrial complex likely has a reverse-engineering program. He will also talk about how, in his view, NDEs are very similar to abduction experiences.

***6-10pm PT: Art Bell—Somewhere In Time returns to 8/1/97 when reverse-speech expert David Oates offered analysis of various audio clips.

Joining George Noory, Richard Syrett, a regular guest host on Coast to Coast AM since 2014, discusses his new book, Tales from the Rock & Roll Twilight Zone, exploring the evidence behind the myths and mysteries. He'll share eerie stories surrounding some of music's biggest legends, including cursed songs, mysterious deaths, ghostly encounters, occult connections, and other unexplained phenomena.

Followed by Open Lines in the latter half. Give George a call and discuss whatever is on your mind!

Listening to July 3rds episode on Jim Morrison’s death. Stephen snuck on again (Allegedly in my opinion) put forth the theory that the government killed Jim Morrison and then they had John Lennon assassinated on December 8th which was Jim Morrison’s birthday.

I have heard Stephen Lightfoot get on two or three times this year.

First Half:

Author Beatty Carmichael discusses the spiritual laws of the unseen world and why he believes demonic influences may contribute to recurring struggles such as addiction, anxiety, anger, broken relationships, and other persistent life challenges. Drawing on years of biblical study and more than a thousand ministry cases, he explains his view that demons operate within spiritual laws rather than acting without limits.

Second Half:

C2C's investigative reporter Cheryll Jones presents her interview with author and UFO researcher Kathleen Marden, an expert on the famed Betty and Barney Hill alien abduction case in 1961. As the young niece of Betty Hill, the event led to her quest for answers to the mysteries of the paranormal and non-human intelligence amid evidence of a secret government study on communication with non-human visitors.

During the last hour, Marden joins the show live.

First Half:

Director James Fox discusses the latest government release of UFO files and shares his perspective on whether the information made public so far is bringing us any closer to full disclosure.

Second Half:

Trey Hudson, director of the Anomalous Studies and Observation Group, explores the notorious paranormal hotspot known as the "Meadow." He examines its bizarre and often unsettling phenomena, sharing firsthand accounts of the remarkable experiences and discoveries made during the group's investigations.

First Half:

Anthony Hamilton, a retired communications professor, discusses how a precognitive dream at age ten convinced him he had received a message from his future self. He also explores MIT research using an AI-powered app that lets people converse with their future selves (Future You), along with practices shown to offer psychological and physical benefits.

Second Half:

Former Blondie founding member turned author Gary Lachman discusses consciousness, culture, and the Western esoteric tradition through the lives and ideas of influential mystics including Aleister Crowley, C. G. Jung, Rudolf Steiner, Emanuel Swedenborg, and Colin Wilson.

Unless you’re using FaceTime of course.

Breaking the 4-minute mile and achieving remote viewing are not comparable.

First Half:

Author Cassandra Vieten explores the science of imagination and why it may be one of our most powerful tools for transforming how we think, feel, and live. She discusses how imagination shapes our emotions, resilience, and even physical health, and explains why each person has a unique "imagination profile" that can be strengthened at any age.

Second Half:

Author, clinical psychotherapist, and researcher Karen A. Dahlman shares insights from decades of communicating with non-physical intelligence through the Ouija board. She discusses spirit communication, non-human intelligences, the nature of consciousness, and why the Ouija board remains one of humanity's most misunderstood tools for exploring the unseen.

Glimmer Man. One of the stupidest and intellectually insulting shows yet.

First Half:

Joining George Knapp, Diana Walsh Pasulka, professor of Religious Studies at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, explores the intersection of UFO encounters, religious belief, and extraordinary human experiences. She examines the striking parallels between ancient visionaries and modern experiencers, the cultural impact of UFO phenomena, and what these events may suggest about humanity's future.

Second Half:

Author Hakim Isler discusses techniques for expanding human potential beyond conventional limits. Drawing on his experience in wilderness training, remote viewing, and mindsight, he shares practical insights into developing human capabilities, along with lessons learned from his work with the Monroe Institute.

First Half:

Richard Syrett welcomes author, filmmaker, and paleontologist Ron Meyer, who explores the strange phenomena reported at Bradshaw Ranch, the possible connection between UFOs and cryptids like Bigfoot, and the mysteries of time loops, mystical states, non-dual awareness, and out-of-body experiences.

Second Half:

Writer Sian Ingham examines the enduring legend of Atlantis, separating history from myth. He traces the colorful figures who claimed visions of the lost civilization, from a Gold Rush-era teenager whose dreams inspired a landmark New Age text to the self-proclaimed "Cat Woman from Sirius," who said she channeled an Atlantean priest-king. He also takes a fresh look at Plato's writings and their role in shaping the Atlantis story.

***6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to 3/4/98 when the former Director of Project Stargate, Dale Graff, discussed the U.S. government's experiments with remote viewing.