C2C Shows upcoming: Alternative Health / Animal Communication Monday - March 25, 2019 First Half: Dr. Joel Wallach addresses alternative health approaches and the benefits of remedies and supplements that aid in the body's recovery from many diseases and ailments.
Second Half: Animal communicator Amelia Kinkade will discuss how animals are able to communicate with each other by means of a quantum process and how we can learn to talk to our own animals at home as well as wild animals like elephants, lions, tigers, dolphins, and whales.
Simulated Reality / Billy Meier Predictions Tuesday -
First Half: A graduate of MIT and Stanford, Rizwan Virk is an entrepreneur, video game pioneer, and author. He'll discuss how a theory drawn from concepts of computer science, AI, video games, quantum physics, and ancient Eastern spiritual texts, shows that we may be inside a simulated reality like the Matrix.
Second Half: Michael Horn, spokesperson for UFO contactee Billy Meier, will address how recent developments in Europe were specifically predicted by Meier as far back as 1958, along with a host of earth catastrophes. Meier also went into great detail about the reality of time travel.
Nuclear Disasters / Celestial Catastrophes Wednesday -
First Half: For 30 years Scott Portzline has researched the issue of sabotage and terrorism of nuclear power plants. His research has been recognized by the US Departments of Energy and Homeland Security and various military branches. He'll discuss various nuclear disasters and how they are still poisoning the planet.
Second Half: Astronomy writer Bob Berman wrote the popular "Night Watchman" column for Discover for seventeen years. He details a wide array of powerful celestial events from colliding galaxies to solar storms, and gamma-ray bursts to space-and-time-warping upheavals.
Navigating the Future / ETs as Time Travelers Thursday -s
First Half: Astrologer, author, and lecturer Luis Turi will discuss the various ways we can navigate and control the future using our subconscious mind, and also shares what he sees coming for the rest of 2019.
Second Half: With a Ph.D. in anthropology from Ohio State University, Michael P. Masters is a professor of biological anthropology at Montana Tech. He'll argue that extraterrestrials may be our distant human descendants, using the anthropological tool of time travel to visit and study us in their own hominin evolutionary past.
China & AI / Open Lines Friday -
Joining host Richard Syrett, expert on national security and foreign affairs, Lieutenant Colonel Robert Maginnis, will discuss how China has the goal of establishing their country as the dominant force in artificial intelligence by 2030, and why industry officials warn that China’s accelerating investment in AI and other cutting-edge technologies like quantum computing and 5G threatens to dethrone the US as the global leader in technology. Followed by Open Lines in the latter half.
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Friday - March 22 Mentalism & Memory / Open Lines Show Audio Listen with Coast Player (Pop-up blockers may need to be disabled) Listen with Windows Player High Low Download MP3s
In the first half, Ian Punnett (Twitter) was joined by mentalist and memory expert Jim Karol, who described his journey from being a nationally known mentalist act to his current status as a medical anomaly and motivational speaker. Karol lost his job at a steel mill and turned to his interest in magic to begin a new life as a performer. He practiced on housewives who were part of his wife’s Avon contact list and was soon doing magic tricks as a paid performer. At age 49, he was told that he had "the heartbeat of a 90 year old man" and began exercising to build up his stamina. During long rides on a stationary bike, he began to teach himself memory techniques and came up with a system for memorizing cards by associating them with male celebrities.
From there, he branched out into memorizing all the countries in the world and the states in the U.S. Karol believed he had developed a new way to teach people to improve their memories and develop what he calls a "mental matrix." He said that exercising memory "stimulates neurogenesis and neuroplasticity," causing the brain to develop new pathways and even allowing certain areas to grow larger. Karol discovered that these new abilities also enhance intuition and the ability to detect when others are lying or being deceptive. He added that this can even cause ‘"synesthesia," or the sense of hearing colors or assigning colors to numbers or words.
Advertisement During Open Lines, Brett called in to ask what had happened to the man who allegedly flew into area 51 live on Coast to Coast with Art bell in 1997. Ian said that he didn’t know, but that the segment was "great radio," even though he believed it was a hoax. Brenda recounted the eerie story of a small boy named Harry Spitz who died in a town in her state of West Virginia and whose grave apparently "exploded" almost 60 years after his burial, and the body, when recovered "looked like it did when it was buried." She also said that the boy’s mother ended up in a mental health facility where the furniture in her room was reportedly moved by an unseen force one day of every year.
James from Florida said he has been diagnosed with temporal lobe epilepsy and that he can "feel other people’s feelings" and has vivid dreams. He said that it "kind of enhances your perception." Christopher in South Dakota said that he remembers seeing "shadowy figures" on a few occasions in his childhood. He later found out that murders had occurred in the building where he lived. Lance in California claimed that he has "always had psychic abilities," but that the ability seems to be active at random times, and that he has also "spoken to dead relatives."
Poster Comment:
seeing "shadowy figures" Probably out-of-body mind fields of characters past or present.