Paul talks with Tom Mihok. Who had a close encounter with a Phantom Light, and the outcome? Well, it definitely left its mark.

The trip is over, and Natalie Crist and Christopher Balzano discuss their experiences on the Singing River. They go over their journey to Indian Springs, Manatee Historical Village (kinda), the ruins of Braden Castle, Rocky Bluff, and several random spots on the Manatee River.

 Patty Shaw and Jacki Smith joined us to talk about their new book, DIY Akashic Wisdom: Access the Library of Your Soul. The Akashic Records, or "The Book of Life," is a dimension of consciousness that contains a vibrational record of every soul and its journey. For the spiritual seeker or the average Joe, most of us would like to know the meaning of our lives. And we'd all love to have a handbook to guide us through the pitfalls and challenges and learn to embrace our place in it all. The Akashic Records offer just that--a guide to understanding your life and its lessons. In fact, they are a complete library of guidebooks, which help you understand yourself and your place in the divine universe. The authors not only teach you how to access your records, but they also teach you how to break into the library and bring home the books! Through the use of journaling, mediations, personal rituals, and visualizations, you'll learn how to read your records, understand their meaning, and use that knowledge to change your life. With humor and spiritual wisdom that comes from a lifetime of hacking into their own records, Shaw and Smith offer readers a unique and practical guide to learn the true wisdom of the Akashic Records.

Dr. Schutz interviews My Beautiful Spirit guest, Heidi Steffens.

Lillee discusses the possibility we are not alone...

Have you ever been driving, alone, at night, and know that what you saw along the side of the road was not human? Do you ever wonder just what was howling on your last camping trip? Have you ever felt your skin crawl as you passed by that hitchhiker in the fog?

Join Pamela K. Kinney as she explores the North American tales and mythology that deal with shapeshifting frights. From the arid deserts of the American Southwest to the dense forest of the American Northwest, and even farther north to the Last Frontier of Alaska; from the Midwest to the Appalachian Mountains, continuing to the Atlantic Ocean in the east and down south to Florida, the tales of were-beasts are myriad-and hauntingly similar.

With all these stories spanning cultures and landscapes, might there be some spark of truth to them?

Tim interviews Rosalynn Brown of Ghost Hunter's Academy 

Steve and Ron are joined by Dr. Steve Sayre and Kelsey Bohlen of the recently released hit docufilm "Ghosts and the Afterlife: A Scientific Investigation

Dr. Schutz interviews filmmaker, Daniel Groom.

In a special re-run music show, the gang talks to rock musicians, Tom Brislin of Kansas, Matt Malley of Counting Crows and Mark Poulin of Sky Club, about life on the road, how to make a hit record & what to do when there’s too many groupies around. Also, why is Jazz so complex, what is “lead singer syndrome” and why bass players don’t tell blonde jokes. Special guest: rock journalist, Robert Ferraro