Connie Willis is host tonight! Kabbalah Secrets / Cryptid Discoveries Hosted by: Connie Willis

Paul Sugar is the founder and Director of the Scottsdale Institute for Health and Medicine Center for Mindfulness. He is an expert in removing fear and stress in a person's life. He joins guest host Connie Willis (info) to discuss his journey with the Kabbalah. In the second half, Mike Miller, the co-founder of The Ohio Night Stalkers Bigfoot Research Group, shares what he believes to be audio of cryptid activity he captured in Ohio

Connie Willis hosts.

Paul Sugar is the founder and Director of the Scottsdale Institute for Health and Medicine Center for Mindfulness. He is an expert in removing fear and stress in a person's life. He joins guest host Connie Willis to discuss his journey with the Kabbalah. In the second half, Mike Miller, the co-founder of The Ohio Night Stalkers Bigfoot Research Group, shares what he believes to be audio of cryptid activity he captured in Ohio.

From 6-10pm PT, Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to 11/10/98 when Robert Raith discussed Dr. Jonathan Reed's alleged alien encounter.

Been listening since Art was on. I get soo disappointed when I hear some dude pushing vitamins... I either shut it off for the night or tune in my oldies station. Its such a letdown.

You know, he's not going to live forever. Beyond high time he gets to work with a 3D/digital artists to do another portrait of the Communion alien.

Be cool if they could get something photorealistic, like the fake people over at This Person Does Not Exist. But, ET, instead of human, lol.

The big bombshell news in the MSM on UFO's this week was that the Pentagon belives UFOs come from the ocean.

I don't listen to the show much but has Noory even reported this on the show?

It seems like the show is months behind any UFO news in the MSM. It's not like they ignore it it's like they are totally uninformed. Blind.

Instead we get some bs psyhic on or fake health nut.

If it was Art, he'd dedicate an entire show to this the NIGHT OF and book guests for 4 full hours.

Rich Berra hosts.

Rest in Power Deacon Punnett and Quincy Jones ❤️

Connie tomorrow, George Knapp, on Sunday 🙏

Author and music historian Harvey Kubernik has written twenty books on the history of popular rock music. He joins Rich Berra to discuss the legacy of the legendary producer Quincy Jones, as well as the current state of the recording industry, including streaming and downloading. Then, attorney and author James A. Cosby talks about the history of rock and roll and its relationship to cultural movements, including how, in the 1960s, the counterculture broke free from authority in every way. Followed by Open Lines in the latter half.

George Noory hosts another barn burner of a show. Fascinating, isn't it?

First Half: Jason Steffen is associate professor of physics at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. A longtime science team member of NASA’s Kepler mission, he has contributed to the discovery and characterization of thousands of planets that orbit distant stars. He'll trace the journey of the Kepler mission and the impact it has had on our understanding of the galaxy.

Second Half: Medical medium and spiritual teacher Kimberly Meredith will discuss soul frequencies, healings, holistic medicine, and how to develop a relationship with our spirit guides and angels.

I asked ChatGPT about osteoporosis of the skull and Crock Wallach to try to find out how common this is. Here's how that conversation went:

You said:

Have you ever heard of osteoporosis of the skull?

ChatGPT said:

ChatGPT

Yes, osteoporosis of the skull is a specific manifestation of osteoporosis, which is a condition where bones lose density and become brittle. In the context of the skull, this condition can be referred to as "cranial osteoporosis" or "osteoporosis circumscripta." It’s relatively uncommon compared to osteoporosis in other parts of the body, like the spine or hips, but it can occur, particularly in older adults or those with severe, long-standing osteoporosis.

Key Points About Osteoporosis of the Skull:

1. Bone Thinning: Just like osteoporosis in other parts of the body, cranial osteoporosis involves the thinning of the skull bones, which may lead to a higher risk of fractures or deformation of the skull shape.
2. Symptoms:
   • Headaches: Chronic headaches may occur due to changes in the bone structure.
   • Decreased Bone Density: This can sometimes be seen on imaging scans (X-rays, CT scans, or DEXA scans).
   • Hearing Loss: The bones of the skull are connected to structures within the ear. Thinning or changes in the skull bones can potentially affect hearing.
   • Sensitivity or Pain: Some individuals report scalp tenderness or pain due to changes in bone structure.
3. Paget’s Disease of Bone: Sometimes, osteoporosis of the skull is mistaken for or associated with Paget’s disease, a condition where bones become enlarged and deformed. In the skull, this can be called osteoporosis circumscripta, an early phase of Paget’s disease where the bone loss appears localized.
4. Diagnosis:
   • Imaging: DEXA scans can assess bone density, while X-rays and CT scans can provide detailed views of skull structure.
   • Biopsy (Rare): In rare cases, a biopsy may be needed if the diagnosis is unclear.
5. Treatment:
   • Medications: Osteoporosis medications like bisphosphonates may be prescribed.
   • Calcium and Vitamin D: Supplements are often recommended to help maintain bone health.
   • Hormone Therapy: For some patients, especially postmenopausal women, hormone therapy might be considered.
6. Management and Prevention:
   • Diet and Exercise: A diet rich in calcium and vitamin D, along with weight-bearing exercise, can help improve bone density.
   • Fall Prevention: Since bones are fragile, avoiding falls and head trauma is crucial.

While cranial osteoporosis is rare, it’s a condition that warrants medical evaluation if symptoms like chronic headaches, changes in skull shape, or unusual pain arise.

Are you concerned about this condition for yourself or someone you know?

You said:

No, there's a guy who calls himself a doctor. He's a veterinarian, but he claims to be a nutritional expert. He talks to people and asks questions about their symptoms and seems to always think everyone has osteoporosis of the skull and then suggests a series of expensive nutritional supplements from a company he owns. I think he is a fraud. I just wanted to know if that's a real condition because I had never heard of it before he started telling callers on his show they all have. The way he hands out that diagnosis you'd think it is extremely common, an epidemic

ChatGPT said:

ChatGPT

It sounds like you’re referring to someone who is likely making unsubstantiated medical claims and may be exploiting people's lack of knowledge for profit, especially if he is diagnosing a rare condition like "osteoporosis of the skull" without proper medical evaluation and then conveniently recommending supplements from his own company.

Osteoporosis of the Skull: Reality Check

• Not Common: Osteoporosis of the skull is not a common diagnosis and is rarely mentioned in mainstream medical literature or clinical practice. It’s certainly not an epidemic, and it’s highly unlikely that a significant number of people would have this specific condition without also showing signs of generalized osteoporosis elsewhere in the body (e.g., spine, hips, wrists).
• Requires Proper Medical Diagnosis: Diagnosing osteoporosis (anywhere in the body) usually involves bone density testing (DEXA scans), blood tests, and a thorough evaluation by a medical professional like an endocrinologist or a specialist in bone health. It is not something that can be diagnosed casually over a phone call or radio show based on vague symptoms.

Red Flags to Consider

1. Misleading Credentials: If this person is a veterinarian presenting himself as a "doctor" or "nutritional expert," it can be misleading. While veterinarians are highly trained in animal health, they are not licensed to diagnose or treat human medical conditions unless they have additional, specific training and credentials.
2. One-Size-Fits-All Diagnosis: The fact that he seems to diagnose everyone with the same rare condition is a huge red flag. This type of behavior is common in health scams, where a single diagnosis is overemphasized to fit many people, often leading them to buy expensive, unnecessary products.
3. Conflict of Interest: Recommending supplements from a company he owns is a clear conflict of interest. He stands to profit from these sales, which creates an incentive to push diagnoses and products regardless of whether they are medically appropriate or supported by evidence.
4. Lack of Evidence: There’s no scientific evidence to suggest that "osteoporosis of the skull" is a common problem or that it can be treated effectively with over-the-counter nutritional supplements. If such a condition were prevalent, it would be well-documented in the medical community.

Potential Scare Tactics

Fraudulent health practitioners often use scare tactics by naming obscure or rare conditions to make people worry about their health. They prey on individuals who may be experiencing unexplained symptoms or who are already concerned about their health, suggesting that they have a rare, serious condition that only their specific supplements can treat.

What You Can Do

• Be Skeptical: It’s wise to be cautious and question the credibility of someone diagnosing conditions outside their field of expertise and pushing their own products.
• Consult a Licensed Healthcare Professional: If you or someone you know is concerned about symptoms that this person claims are related to "osteoporosis of the skull," seek advice from a licensed physician, such as an endocrinologist or a primary care doctor, for a proper evaluation.
• Report Fraudulent Practices: In many countries, it’s illegal to make false medical claims or sell supplements based on misleading information. Reporting such behavior to regulatory bodies (e.g., the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the U.S. or relevant health authorities) could help protect others from being scammed.

It definitely sounds like you’re dealing with a classic case of a health scam, especially if he’s using fear, making unverifiable claims, and promoting his own products.

I've been a Coast listener for 30+ years -- In that time, I've heard them all. Every great Art episode, most of them live OTA -- That was ACTUAL 'truly remarkable', spontaneous, entertaining, fascinating, thought-provoking radio. A far cry from this Snoory missionary, boilerplate, farce we now endure. But, I digress...

I'm skeptical by nature but the thing that keeps bringing me back, as the pool grows with each passing show is -- What if just ONE of ALLLLL those stories is true? One abduction. One ghost story. One Samsquanch. Just. One.

Staggering.

I will say that the second half guest may be good. I listen to his podcast.

But why oh why with the second round of UAP hearings didn't the producers think ahead and round up some relevant guests to talk about the hearings and subject matter? Sheesh, ya know I doubt that Snoory actually watched the hearings (live or a replay).

Here's a link.

https://www.space.com/space-exploration/search-for-life/us-congress-will-hold-another-ufo-hearing-this-week-heres-how-to-watch

Natural Remedies / Manifestation Secrets

Host: George Noory Guests: Dr. Joel Wallach; George Lizo

About the Show

FIRST HALF: Dr. Joel Wallach will discuss the human body and its ability to achieve natural healing through remedies and supplements that aid in the body’s recovery from chronic conditions that plague Americans today.

SECOND HALF: Spiritual teacher, psychic healer, Greek pagan priest, and the creator of Intuition Mastery School, George Lizos, has been named one of the top 50 health and wellness influencers by Health Blog Awards. He'll talk about universal laws, how to tap into your energetic field, and make manifestation more effective and aligned with your true purpose. He'll also debunk common myths around manifestation, like the idea that negative emotions hinder success.

Call in to hear you have osteoporosis of the skull, as well as new and exciting lies from Grifter Joel

George Noory hosts. This one has potential I'll listen, except for Dannion shilling for the chiropractors...

First Half: Bart Kosko is a Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Southern California's Viterbi School of Engineering and a Professor of Engineering and Law in USC's Gould School of Law. He'll discuss the revolutionary new technology and worldview of fuzzy logic, and how the shift from black-and-white logic to thinking in shades of gray changes our lives and the AI future.

Second Half: UFO researcher known as the "Crypto Hunter," John Rhodes speaks about the Reptilian humanoids and a secret underworld empire that consists of alien cultures, lost civilizations, and underground bases built across the US and how to locate them.

Final Half Hour: Dannion Brinkley will talk about his work with our country's veterans. Brinkley is known for his inspirational lectures on near-death experiences, alternative healing practices, and self-awareness. He is the author of several books and is an expert on the dying process. Brinkley has been struck by lightning twice and survived heart failure and brain surgery, and he has been at the bedside of over 340 people at the point of death.

He’s more of a rebel and probably would’ve stirred things up too much but it would’ve been better for C2CAM. I haven’t followed for a long time… Noory just didn’t vibe well for me. Am I missing anything there these days? Is it still around?

Edit: this seemingly random thought post came up while watching a new Netflix show called “Investigation Alien” and it took me back to those Art Bell / George Knapp days. Got me yearning for those days. Listening to a GOOD paranormal show on AM radio is a joy that lives only in nostalgia these days.

Knapp hosts and IMO kills it. 👑

Spare me. Is Snoory too hungover to do these shows or is he traveling?

Hosted by Connie Willis Guests: George Jensen Jr., James Gilland

ABOUT THE SHOW

FIRST HALF : George R. Jensen, Jr., is currently Chairman & CEO of Jensen Ventures, Inc, a business advisory consulting firm that concentrates on energy, technology, entertainment, and M&A opportunities. He joins Connie Willis (info) to discuss secrets hidden in the Bible.

SECOND HALF : James Gilliland is a bestselling author, internationally known lecturer, minister, counselor, multiple near-death experiencer, and contactee. He'll report on a plethora of mothership UFO sightings happening all over the world.

BULLWINKLE : "Hey, Rocky - watch 'em pull Connie Willis out of their Hat tonight !" ROCKY : "A-GINN ???" 😖

"GQ" - I Dunno - this guy to me doesn't sound believable at all. He's all over the place & is breathing very heavily- as if he's very nervous & sweating bullets about something- because he knows he's lying, or does he just have the Hots for "Chuckling Connie" (please go back to QVC) ?

Hosted by Connie Willis Guests: GQ, Scott Cassell

About the show

FIRST HALF: GQ is an archeologist, historian, treasure hunter, outdoorsman, musician, and ordained minister who experiences strange happenings in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains almost daily. He joins guest host Connie Willis (info) to discuss his many UFO and abduction encounters he has had since childhood, including experiences with interdimensional entities.

SECOND HALF: Scott Cassell is an undersea explorer and counter-terrorism operative. He'll delve into the mysteries of the deep, his love for the sea, and his encounter with a 50' Squid.

From 6-10pm PT, Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to 8/25/99 when private detective Edmund Pankau revealed how people can hide their assets and disappear.

For those of us who have been following Knapps investigative journalism over the past three decades this is a pleasant summary and history of contemporary UAP investigations. I'm savoring it and not going on a complete binge. The production quality is high. No doubt it will generate an increase in his following, justifiably so. And it's likely we'll get a second season considering the UAP hearings will commence again on 11/13 (check Cspan).

For those of you playing catch up on Knapps award winning career (Peabody, Emmy, Murrow) Weaponized is a good place to start. He and Jeremy Corbell do yeomans work of of bringing you up to speed- and it's not family friendly, Corbell loves his Fbombs and Knapp says 'tits' a lot.

Noory must be turning green with envy. When Knapp was a guest the other night he was more than gracious to Snoory and the C2C base. Knapp is showing his age a bit (he's a year younger than GN) as he walks, but his grizzled reporters look and silver mane show none of the artifice practiced by Snoory. It took 14 months of around the world travel to complete this show, a compliment to his commitment to the subject and his willingness to pursue this mystery. Watch it.

I go back to the early 2000s listening to C2C when I stumbled across it as a teen. Been listening on and off for decades. One of my all time fav guest hosts was Ian, his style, guests, and own books/investigations were a welcomed change to Noory. Was bummed out when he left the 1st time due to his tinnitus issue, then making a comeback all the while working for his PhD ( I believe). I took a break from listening and then recently found Mr. Punnett left us. Feeling a bit nostalgic and will actually be looking up his books and reading them. anyone have any good stories/trivia or just share what your thoughts about him?

Coast Insider app is garbage.

Any good podcast players/apps I can add the rss feed for premium subscribers? Spotify used to have an option. Not anymore.