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Mythical vampires seem to capture attention and generate interest like few other topics can. Mythological vampiric figures have been present across diverse cultures for thousands of years. Particularly interesting, of course, is that the vampire seems to occupy a curious space between life and death. It has been widely believed on different continents and across various cultures that at death, souls hovered about their dead body for three days; in some places, that time span was considerably lengthened, and the vulnerable body needed to be watched to protect evil spirits from entering it, thus creating a vampire.

When a country and in particular, a superpower like the United States has opted for so long to define itself by reference to its socially liberal attitudes and entertainments, any perceived betrayal of these ingrained attitudes is going to create a social schism that will it will seen as mean spirited.

I recall that in a recent show I mentioned a paragraph I saw in one of the online resources I discovered. One wise sage had said that when the demon or the devil knocks thrice on the door where you live, you must address the creature of the abyss and identify it and kindly and send him on his way, because he will bargain and coerce you into giving up blood and soul.

The reality of near-death experiences has always been debated. Scientists are now saying that when you die, you are fully aware that you are dead, which may explain near death memory. A new study finds that your consciousness continues after you have flatlined. On tonight's show, Clyde Lewis talks about THE BRAIN THAT WOULDN’T DIE.

Maybe like the Kennedy assassination, the details of the whole Las Vegas case will be printed on papers, sealed in a box and wheeled somewhere in a warehouse, and left between the Roswell alien bodies and the Ark of the Covenant where they will eventually be reviewed by “top men.” The revised slogan, #VegasStrong is being used to express solidarity with the city and victims. It isn’t working – the new hash tag has a lot of people feeling like it is some empty way of covering up the fact that three weeks after the massacre, every detail about the incident is now either gagged or covered up. On tonight's show, Clyde Lewis talks about FEAR AND GRIEVING IN LAS VEGAS.

We are learning through quantum mechanics that men and women are multidimensional beings. Thus, it seems likely that problems can occur in any dimension-spiritual, psychological, or physical. When the dimensions collide there is sometimes a residual effect on human beings. These effects are seen as chaotic and manifest as a projection of what is inside the individual’s multidimensional consciousness. Therefore, we must learn to deal with demonic influence in all of its many guises regardless of whether we believe in a God or a devil. On tonight's show, Clyde Lewis talks with paranormal investigator, Aaron Collins and demon seer, June Lundgren about DEMON SEER.

The terrifying disintegration of mankind fills people with more dread than terror; however, the extinction tropes are often used in some of the most effective horror movies and TV shows to be used as cautionary tales. What is more terrifying is that this deterioration process that has been seen as fiction is now becoming reality and we are no longer imagining a Zombie Apocalypse – we are courting it. But the true zombie we should fear is that of a diseased human being who somehow spreads a virus resistant to what antibiotics we have in the world’s strategic stockpiles. On tonight's show, Clyde Lewis talks about THEY ARE DEAD TO YOU

It’s been a little over two weeks since Stephen Paddock allegedly carried 20 or more guns, mainly automatic rifles and machine guns, and half a pallet of bullets to room at the Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas, broke two windows and all by himself aimed his guns at a crowd of country music concert- and began firing at killing 58 and injuring over 500. Since the last press conference I saw there are at least 45 or so that are still in critical condition.

I don’t know if anyone is noticing but it appears the narratives that we are being fed about complex events are falling apart. When we read about how a security guard vanishes before he can be questioned by the press about the Las Vegas Massacre, when we read about jumbled timelines and other people involved being silenced, videos being taken down and people now questioning an entire story propped up the media it is time to admit that reality is not a world of opposing pairs.

It appears that 2017 has been a year of a lot of catastrophes and I don’t recall a time in my career that I have reported so many volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, hurricanes and of course the massive fires that were ignited all over the country. The summer’s record-breaking sequence of earth events has felt catastrophic and alarming because of the massive toll it has taken. This has even prompted conversations about what climate change has to do with all of this, and whether or not we are facing the end of the world.