Ed Dames discusses the mysterious Third Secret of Fatima, a prophecy allegedly revealed to three children in 1917 that has been shrouded in secrecy by the Vatican. He explores its potential connections to global events, future catastrophes, and the role of remote viewing in uncovering hidden truths about the prophecy.

Joseph McMoneagle, a former military remote viewer, discusses his experiences with psychic intelligence gathering as part of classified government programs. He explores the accuracy of remote viewing, its applications in espionage and personal development, and what his sessions have revealed about past, present, and future events.

Richard C. Hoagland and Tom Bearden explore the concept of hyperdimensional physics, discussing its potential role in energy production, planetary dynamics, and advanced technology. They also examine free energy research, the suppression of alternative energy sources, and how these breakthroughs could revolutionize modern science.

Linda Moulton Howe examines the growing evidence of climate change, discussing unusual weather patterns, environmental shifts, and their potential causes. She explores scientific research, government responses, and the possible connection between climate changes and Earth's natural cycles or human activity.

John Major Jenkins discusses the ancient Mayan calendar and its connection to the Galactic Center alignment predicted for 2012. He explores the astronomical, spiritual, and cultural significance of this event, examining its potential impact on human consciousness and global transformation.

Stanislav Lunev, the highest-ranking GRU (Russian military intelligence) defector to the United States, shares his insights into Cold War espionage, Soviet military strategies, and the potential threats posed by Russian sleeper agents. He discusses his experiences within the Soviet intelligence system, nuclear smuggling concerns, and his warnings about geopolitical risks.

Richard C. Hoagland and Vance Davis discuss the Gulf Breeze UFO sightings and the mysterious case of the "Gulf Breeze Six," a group of military intelligence analysts who deserted their posts after claiming to receive apocalyptic messages through a Ouija board. They explore the controversy surrounding Ed Walters' UFO photographs, the military's response to the Gulf Breeze Six, and the broader implications of these events for UFO research and government secrecy.

Major Ed Dames provides updates on his latest remote viewing projects, discussing insights into global events, hidden mysteries, and future predictions. He explores the potential of remote viewing as a tool for intelligence gathering and personal development.

Edward Yourdon discusses the looming Year 2000 (Y2K) computer crisis, analyzing the risks posed by outdated software systems and potential failures in critical infrastructure. He explores possible economic, technological, and societal disruptions, offering insights on preparedness strategies for individuals and businesses.

Dr. Jeff Long and Trisha McGill discuss near-death experiences (NDEs), sharing research on what people report seeing and feeling during these profound events. Later, Karl Grossman raises concerns about the Cassini spacecraft launch, focusing on its plutonium-powered energy source and the potential risks associated with deep-space nuclear technology.