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Dr Greg Little along with Andrew Collins have co authored an amazing book called ,  Denisovan Origins:Hybrid Humans, Göbekli Tepe, and the Genesis of the Giants of Ancient America.  Their book chronicles  the profound influence of the Denisovans and their hybrid descendants upon the flowering of human civilization around the world.  It traces the migrations of the sophisticated Denisovans and their interbreeding with Neanderthals and early human populations more than 40,000 years ago, and shows how Denisovan hybrids became the elite of ancient societies, including the Adena mound-building culture.  Their book also explores the Denisovans’ extraordinary advances, including precision-machined stone tools and jewelry, tailored clothing, and celestially-aligned architecture.

Dr. Greg Little is a psychologist turned explorer and documentary maker. Since 2003, Greg and his wife Lora have been actively searching the Bahamas for archaeological ruins that might be linked to Atlantis, working with the Edgar Cayce organization in its Search For Atlantis Project. Along with archaeologist Bill Donato, the Little's have conducted wide explorations around Bimini, Andros, and the Great Bahama Bank. Their explorations have been featured on The National Geographic Channel, The Learning Channel, MSNBC, Sci-Fi, Discovery, and The History Channel. Greg is coauthor of the books, Edgar Cayce's Atlantis, Mound Builders, Ancient South America, and People of the Web and has over 30 other books in print in various areas of psychology.

This was a really fun show.  I got to be the guest and someone else did all the  homework.  She is an amazing interviewer and we had a great time talking all things metaphysical.  Enjoy the show...I know I did!

VARLA VENTURA returns to "Night-Light" to kick off a month a Halloween themed shows.  We will be discussing her upcoming book on pirates and reviewing the creepy, true stories from her "Paranormal Parlor."  I'm sure we'll delve into mermaids and how they are not the beautiful and compassionate creatures as they've been portrayed in recent movies.  We will look at some of the disturbing creatures from international folklore as well.  If there is time after we get into her rediscovery of a lost Bram Stoker chapter, we will cover earlier Victorian ghost stories.  Varla is a leading paranormal researcher, and we welcome her return, but not with wooden stakes.

Michele is back with us to share her special  kind of magic once more.  Free readings for those who call in and have their birthday information for us.  Michele is quick and accurate and is insightful with her decades of wisdom  to draw from.  As always be ready for a magical evening full of love, light and laughter.

Mary Joyce is the editor of the amazing website, Sky Ships Over Cashiers, and has worked for the Orlando Sentinel in Florida as an artist and columinist  and for the Orlando Press in MIchigan as a Sunday Magazine Editor and then as a feature editor.

She has written several books the latest being, Bigfoot, Beyond the Footprints, and has been a frequent guest on many T.V. and radio shows.

Her Website, Sky Ships over Cashiers is a must see for those intereted in all things paranormal,  Her subject matter covers a wide spectrum of material and is a pleasure to read.

NIght-Light welcomes Mary for a once a month visit to keep us updated and informed on whats new, interesting and enlightening in the world.

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“Creatures, Legends & Lore”

Saturday, October 12, 2019

Gatlinburg Convention Center

234 Historic Nature Trail

Gatlinburg, TN

I will be one of 12 speakers at this one-day, all-day event.

If you purchase your tickets online before October 6, you will get

10% off tickets and merchandise if you use this CODE: marymary

There is a direct link on the website posting.

ALEX MCNEIL and RICK OSMON join us to discuss the presentations for their respective conferences.   Alex will be attending the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship conference. Alex is a lawyer and is the editor of "The Contested Year."  We will be looking at how 1606 was an important year in Shakespeare's history, that is if you believe the Academics' timeline.  Maybe the plague that is supposedly referenced in the traditional timeline of the publications of the three plays of 1606 should be dated to the plague outbreak of 1592-3.  Such calls for the redating of the plays will be discussed at the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship conference in Hartford, CT.  Rick will be discussing the ancient copper trade at AAPS.   Was there an unbroken water route from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico about 4000 BC?   How did so much copper get transported around the globe?  We'll also get into line of sight communication utilized across the continent and draw from Rick's wealth of knowledge of ancient america.

Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship conference 

 AAPS

STEVE SPYRISON and RAMON JIMENEZ are representatives from two captivating conferences, and they will be joining us to discuss their lectures and the importance of exchanging information.  Steve will be presenting at the Ancient Artifact Preservation Society meeting.  He will be discussing the evidence behind the fabled lost continents of Atlantis and Mu.  Ramon will be reviewing the evidence that a few plays should be considered youthful attempts of playwrighting by the future author known as Shakespeare.  Both subjects have enthralled us for centuries, and our guests will present their research.  You decide if we need to rewrite our history books or just cling to the status quo.

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MARK DAWIDZIAK returns to premiere his book "The Shawshank Redemption Revealed."  We enjoy watching movies, but Mark gives us a detailed account of the making of one of the best movies in the last 25 years and one of the best movies of all time.  What are some of the differences between Stephen King's short story and the movie?  Who did the novice director originally want to play Andy and Red?  Would those choices have made for an entirely different movie?  How did a prison in Ohio become chosen to be the setting and serve as an important character?  Was it all filmed inside the Mansfield Reformatory.  Mark will also discuss his interviews with many of the primary actors and visits to the set.  How did this cinema classic bring hope to so many peoples' lives?  You don't want to miss Mark's analysis of this beloved movie.  Fresh fish are welcome to tune in and subscribe to our Youtube channel.

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