A Tennessee anthropologist is 99 percent sure he found Amelia Earhart’s bones based on a 1940 study that only used measurements. This study one said that the bones belonged to a man. Amelia Earhart expert Chris Williamson, who runs chasingearhart.com is even skeptical about the findings. It’s such a “bold statement,” he says. However, this software that was developed to re-analyze Earhart’s bones, is really the “meat and potatoes” in terms of new evidence. The disappearance of Earhart has been an […]

Canadian journalist and author of “The Spinning Magnet: The Electromagnetic Force That Created the Modern World–and Could Destroy It,“  Alanna Mitchell joins The Matt Bubala Show to talk with Roger Badesch and listeners about the impact on the changing poles and how it impacts our future. Mitchell says that this pole “reversal lets in extra damaging particles that damage life as it gets closer to the surface of the Earth. The ozone layer shreds up in places, but we are […]

This weekend, Dane Neal fills in for Matt Bubala, along with Dino Tiberi. Movie critic Blake Stubbs joins the show to talk about the Oscar’s. Dane, Dino and Roger Badesch talk about the best board games with listeners. Ethan Bell from the Ethan Bell Band joins the show to talk about upcoming shows and life of an artist.    

This week, Matt Bubala and Roger Badesch breakdown marketing strategies and advertisement campaigns like the new release of flavored diet Coke. He also chats about the new evidence discovered in the D.B. Cooper case. Roger and listeners share their favorite unsolved mystery stories.  Reporter Andrew Wittenberg joins the conversation live from South Korea.

This week, the Journal of the American Medical Association released an article discussing preliminary findings of the patients involved in the ‘sonic attack’ at the US Embassy in Cuba.  Medical sociologist Robert Bartholomew tells Matt Bubala why this information is wrong.  Initial symptoms of the patients included dizziness, nausea and difficulty sleeping where there was a “widespread believe that an acoustic instrument was used,” but there is no confirmed reports that these patients had “exposure to an un-known energy source,” […]

When DNAinfo closed abruptly, many reporters were left without jobs. Former senior editor Stephanie Lulay, Jen Sabella and managing editor Shamus Toomey have teamed up once again to create Chicago Block Club. Their mission is to re-create that accessible news outlet.  Block Club Chicago is a non-profit that plans to grow with times of journalism. “Our initial goal was twenty five thousand, and we have reached one hundred and thirty five now,” Lulay says. Toomey says that Block Club Chicago is a subscription based service […]

Dr. Natalie Marks, vet at Blum Animal Hospital in Chicago, joins Matt Bubala to talk about what happens to your pets when it gets cold outside. When temperatures dip colder, it is possible for dogs to get ice balls on their paws. “If dongs are licking their feet or toe-tapping,” it’s possible that the soles on their feet are irritated from the salt or cold. One remedy is buying pet-friendly ice.   Just like humans, dog’s can contract the flu. […]

Matt Bubala fills in for Brian Noonan for a jam-packed show! Shamus Toomey joins to talk Chicago Block Club. At four, MLB writer Phil Rogers joins the show to talk Tu Darvish.  Friend of the show Andrew Wittenberg, calls in live from South Korea to give updates on the latest Olympics news. Dr. Natalie Marks also joins Matt Bubala live in studio to talk about pet safety in the winter. Tune in for the full podcast. http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3465504/3465504_2018-02-12-003104.64kmono.mp3?ad_params=zones%3DPreroll%7Cstation_id%3D3765.mp3  

Matt Bubala returns from Florida and Patti Vasquez and her political round table join the show at two a.m. to talk about the republican memo and what it means. Throughout the show, Roger Badesch and listeners give updates on snowy weather conditions. Reporter Andrew Wittenberg joins the conversation overseas to talk about the Olympics.  Later, Matt and Roger share their favorite television series. Tune in!    

Salt Lake City reporter Andrew Wittenberg joins Matt Bubala live from PyeongChang, South Korea.  The opening ceremony for the Olympics began on Friday.  Wittenberg has been in South Korea for a week, sharing his experience overseas. Similar to Chicago, South Korea is cold. Wittenberg says it was one of the biggest adjustments for him. The KSL journalist says it may be one of the coldest games on record so far. He recently had a chance go skiing with members of the USA team. “All the […]