Psychic Sylvia Browne joins Art Bell for her predictions for 2003, including warnings about transportation attacks, biological threats, and international tensions after a first-hour Brazil abduction report from investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe. Howe presents a detailed account of an alleged human abduction in the Campo Grande region of Brazil. A businessman named Felipe Castelo Branco describes strange round stones falling from the sky, a man vanishing from his locked bedroom for three days, and eerie body-shaped imprints scorched onto both the bed sheets and the wooden ceiling above.

Browne then joins for the remainder of the program with her annual predictions. In an unprecedented departure from her normally optimistic tone, she warns of attacks on American transportation infrastructure around June or July, an escalation of biological threats already quietly underway, and a flaring up of international tensions as other nations react to U.S. military posturing in the Middle East.

Browne shares her belief that the earth is striking back against ecological destruction, that extraterrestrial beings walk among humanity, and that the veil between the living and the other side is thinning. She states with unusual certainty that she sees roughly fifty years of upheaval ahead, followed by peace, and then a point beyond which she sees nothing at all.