I miss the episodes where George would broadcast ghosts talking.

it is what it is, isn't it? i'll not tell them to do their jobs any more then they'll tell me what's really going on in the world.

Tell that to BBC World Service.

The spaceships you long for are busy helping butchers blowing up Israeli children.

Silly liberals. Always whining when a show's on they don't agree with.

I miss the episodes where George talked with a man possessed by Satan himself.

I miss the episodes where George described his time-travel experience.

John's comment--that liberals are "always whining" about shows they don't agree with--is weird. Hey, John: what do you call when conservatives do the same? A "critique"?

Gustavo, I think that WAS last night's episode.

I miss the episodes where George interviewed Howard Stern favorite Riley Martin.

I miss the episodes where George took calls from people who knew the entrances to Earth's inner chambers.

shut up, spic.

I miss the episodes where George talked to a visitor from the future, who graced Earth with his presence to see himself as a child.

I still think the best one was when he had the crazy midwestern weather man on who was shit-fire-sure that the russians and asian triad gangs were using weather weapons to create hurricans in the US.

I miss the episodes where George tried to communicate with the dead.

am radio...? never heard of it.

I think George Noory took the show in his own direction. He knew the fans wanted aliens, bigfoot, and Nostradamus predictions, but George also wanted to make the show more credible at the same time. That is why he focuses on news events and tries to do a bit of "real" journalism, before going to open lines where callers tell stories about ghosts and prediction-type-dreams. The listeners (and the callers) are what makes the show "alive." George is sort of the focus, but the callers and their response to his guests are what make the show.

[...] That result will come as no surprise to anyone who has followed these polls over the years– or listened to the callers on talk radio. And of course, it's not just in the dwarf/justice nexus that adults fail to shine. Turns out, they don't know much about non-comic book science, either. Asked what planet Superman was from, 60% named the fictional planet Krypton, while only 37% knew that Mercury is the planet closest to the sun. [...]

Noory talks as though he is addressing a class of preschoolers. He is so patronizing, it makes me want to puke. Someone should ram a CC-SeaCrane radio up Noory's ass and push him down "Mel's" hole! And you all though Mr. Rogers was dead?

oops gotta run......

I do believe most would pay to bitch-slap John Ziegler.
You know, stick your hand through the radio, grab him
by the collar and pummel the guy. Ha Ha!

I love George Noory, and mp3s of his show have helped me walk off a lot of weight, but I never download the first hour, and I never, ever download Friday's open line shows. Way too many nutjobs out there in radioland.

Hi

I can't be bothered with anything these days, but shrug. I just don't have anything to say recently.


G'night

Coast to Coast AM is nothing more than a parade of whackjobs. Noory sits there and glibly encourages these dipsticks "Oh, that's reallly scary!" without ever asking a timely question that would bring down their house of bullshit. I used to find it all amusing, but after Y2k, when the world didn't end and all the lemmings who bought all the crap Bell was peddling ( like "Calamity Packs" and generators) were revealed to be idiots I lost interest. I hope they feel as stupid as they are.