Art Bell welcomes a surprise visit from Mel Waters, who dispels rumors of his death and provides an extensive update on a second bottomless hole discovered in Nevada. Mel describes how Basque shepherds led him to the site, which features a nine-foot diameter opening surrounded by a mysterious metal collar. He recounts lowering a bucket of ice into the hole and retrieving cubes that were not cold, would not melt, and ignited when placed on a fire, burning continuously for months.

The burning ice eventually absorbed all moisture from a wooden cabin, causing it to collapse into dust. A government team arrived with multiple cranes to extract the impossibly heavy wood stove containing the still-burning ice. Mel also reveals that seal-like creatures with human eyes, born from a sheep lowered into the hole, now communicate with the Basque through a boombox radio, warning that the ice could destroy the world through greedy and undisciplined use.

Major Ed Dames follows with discussions of biological warfare threats, his background as a biowarfare case officer, and remote viewing contact with higher intelligence through Project Starman. He shares his conviction that nuclear conflict on the Korean peninsula is imminent and echoes Sylvia Browne's unsettling sense that time itself may be ending.