Ghost to Ghost open lines feature callers sharing their personal encounters with spirits, hauntings, and paranormal phenomena. The annual event has become a tradition where people from across the country call to describe their most compelling ghostly experiences and unexplained events. Callers discuss encounters with apparitions, mysterious sounds, objects moving without physical cause, and communication from deceased loved ones. The conversation covers different types of hauntings from residual imprints that replay historical events to intelligent spirits that interact with the living. Stories range from comforting visits from deceased relatives to terrifying encounters with malevolent entities that create fear and distress. The discussion explores various theories about ghosts and what might cause spirits to remain earthbound rather than moving to other dimensions. Callers describe how paranormal experiences changed their beliefs about death and consciousness survival, with many reporting that direct encounters convinced them of life after death. The evening reveals common patterns in ghost encounters including specific locations like old houses and battlefields where paranormal activity concentrates. Ghost to Ghost demonstrates the prevalence of paranormal experiences across the population while providing forum for people to share stories often dismissed or ridiculed in other contexts. The program reveals how such experiences affect people profoundly while suggesting consciousness persists beyond death in ways that occasionally manifest to living perception.

Linda Moulton Howe investigates crop circles and chemtrails, examining evidence for both phenomena and what they might reveal about non-human intelligence or covert operations. Her research into crop circle formations reveals geometric sophistication and biophysical effects that challenge dismissive explanations attributing all circles to human hoaxers. Howe discusses specific formations displaying mathematical precision and changes to crop at cellular level that current human technology cannot replicate. The conversation covers the relationship between crop circles and UFO sightings, examining whether formations represent communication attempts or evidence of non-human technology. She shifts to chemtrail investigation, presenting evidence of persistent contrails containing unusual substances and the health effects reported in affected communities. Howe examines possible connections between crop circles and chemtrails as both might relate to atmospheric modification or non-human presence. Her research reveals patterns in both phenomena and correlations suggesting purposeful activity rather than random events or simple weather effects. The discussion addresses official responses and how authorities dismiss evidence for both crop circles and chemtrails despite substantial documentation. Howe explores what can be learned from serious investigation of controversial phenomena and how such mysteries might provide insights into non-human intelligence or classified programs. Her work demonstrates the importance of rigorous investigation when facing phenomena that challenge conventional understanding.

Alan Mesher discusses strategies for overcoming negativity and transforming destructive thought patterns that limit personal happiness and success. His work focuses on practical psychology and how people can reprogram habitual negative thinking through awareness and deliberate mental discipline. Mesher examines how negative thoughts become self-fulfilling prophecies by influencing behavior and perception in ways that confirm pessimistic expectations. The conversation covers the sources of negative thinking including childhood conditioning, traumatic experiences, and social environments that reinforce destructive mental patterns. He discusses specific techniques for interrupting negative thought cycles and replacing them with constructive alternatives that support personal growth and wellbeing. Mesher addresses the relationship between thoughts, emotions, and physical health, examining how chronic negativity affects the body through stress and how mental state influences susceptibility to illness. His presentation reveals how consciousness and belief systems create personal reality by filtering perception and driving behavior in accordance with mental expectations. The discussion covers meditation, affirmation, and other practices for developing mental discipline and redirecting consciousness toward positive patterns. Mesher explores how changing individual consciousness affects relationships and circumstances as external reality reflects internal mental states. His practical approach demonstrates how understanding mind-body connections and thought power enables people to transform their lives through conscious direction of mental energy.

Dr. Jeffrey Long and Tricia McGill examine near-death experiences and what NDE research reveals about consciousness survival beyond physical death. Long's systematic documentation through the Near Death Experience Research Foundation has compiled thousands of cases revealing consistent patterns across different cultures and circumstances. He discusses common NDE elements including out-of-body experiences, tunnel phenomena, encounters with deceased loved ones, and life reviews that fundamentally transform experiencers' understanding of reality. McGill contributes additional NDE research and case studies demonstrating the profound impact such experiences have on people's values, priorities, and beliefs about death. The conversation covers veridical NDE cases where experiencers report accurate perceptions of events during clinical death that they could not have known through normal means. Long addresses skeptical explanations attributing NDEs to brain chemistry or oxygen deprivation while presenting evidence that such theories cannot account for the full range of reported phenomena. His research reveals how NDEs occur across different ages, cultures, and circumstances, suggesting a universal feature of consciousness rather than culturally-conditioned expectations. The discussion explores what NDE evidence reveals about the nature of consciousness and the strong likelihood that awareness survives physical death. Both speakers examine how NDE research provides some of the most compelling evidence for consciousness independence from brain while revealing what might await everyone at death.

Art Bell addresses internet defamation and personal attacks he has experienced, discussing the challenges of maintaining privacy and credibility while hosting a program that attracts controversy. The conversation covers specific incidents where false information and malicious rumors have been spread online about Art and his family. He examines how internet anonymity enables attacks that would be actionable if published through traditional media while making accountability difficult. Art discusses the emotional and professional impact of dealing with persistent defamation and how such attacks affect not only him but family members who become targets. The evening explores broader issues of internet ethics and how online communication enables both unprecedented freedom and unprecedented abuse. Art addresses his legal options and the challenges of pursuing defamation cases against anonymous attackers or defendants in distant jurisdictions. The discussion reveals the personal costs of public life and how media figures must balance transparency with protecting their families from harassment. Art examines why his program attracts such intense hostility from some quarters while inspiring fierce loyalty from his audience. The conversation demonstrates how internet defamation represents a growing problem requiring new legal frameworks and how public figures navigate attacks while maintaining their work and protecting loved ones from collateral damage.

Jeffrey Mishlove discusses flying triangle UFO sightings and explores consciousness topics while Peter Gersten provides updates on legal efforts to force government disclosure. Mishlove examines reports of large triangular craft observed worldwide, often moving silently at low altitude with unusual lighting configurations. His background in parapsychology provides perspective on how UFO phenomena might relate to consciousness and how observation itself might influence what manifests. The conversation covers various paranormal topics and how different anomalous phenomena might reflect underlying realities about consciousness and the nature of reality itself. Gersten discusses his lawsuit efforts and legal strategies for compelling government agencies to release classified UFO information. He examines how Freedom of Information Act requests and litigation can penetrate secrecy while addressing obstacles including national security claims and bureaucratic resistance. The discussion covers recent legal developments and what released documents reveal about official knowledge of UFO phenomena and extraterrestrial contact. Both speakers explore connections between consciousness research and UFO studies, examining how expanded awareness might enable perception of phenomena that remain hidden from ordinary consciousness. Their combined presentation demonstrates how multiple approaches from legal action to consciousness research contribute to understanding mysteries that establishment institutions dismiss or conceal.

Jose Escamilla presents his discovery of Rods, mysterious flying objects captured on video that appear to be unknown life forms moving through the air at high speeds. His investigation into these anomalous phenomena began when strange elongated objects appeared on video footage, visible only when played back in slow motion. Escamilla discusses the characteristics of Rods including their appearance, flight patterns, and the wing-like appendages that seem to propel them through the air. The conversation covers where Rods have been observed and how they appear on video worldwide, suggesting a widespread phenomenon that normally goes undetected due to their speed. He examines theories about what Rods might be, from unknown biological organisms to interdimensional entities that occasionally manifest in our reality. Escamilla addresses skeptical explanations attributing Rods to motion blur or insects while presenting evidence that such conventional explanations cannot account for all observed characteristics. His research reveals patterns in Rod sightings and how these objects appear to exhibit purposeful movement rather than random flight or camera artifacts. The discussion explores implications of Rods for understanding biodiversity and whether Earth hosts unknown life forms that exist outside normal human perception. Escamilla's discovery demonstrates how video technology enables detection of phenomena invisible to unaided perception while raising questions about what else might exist just beyond human sensory capabilities.

Kevin Ryerson demonstrates his intuitive abilities and discusses channeling wisdom from non-physical entities who communicate through him. His work as a trance channel gained prominence through Shirley MacLaine's books describing her spiritual awakening facilitated partly through Ryerson's channeling. Ryerson discusses how channeling works and how he enters trance states allowing other entities to communicate using his vocal apparatus while his own consciousness steps aside. The conversation covers the various entities who speak through Ryerson and what their communications reveal about spiritual reality, human purpose, and consciousness evolution. He addresses skepticism about channeling and how to distinguish genuine contact with discarnate entities from psychological phenomena like dissociation or subconscious dramatization. Ryerson explores the nature of the entities he channels and whether they represent spirits of deceased humans, extraterrestrials, or other categories of consciousness existing beyond physical reality. His work demonstrates how channeling can provide guidance and teaching from sources with broader perspective than embodied human awareness. The discussion covers what channeled information reveals about the afterlife, reincarnation, and the soul's journey through various dimensions and incarnations. Ryerson examines the value and limitations of channeled teaching while emphasizing personal discernment and how spiritual wisdom must be evaluated through experience rather than accepted on authority.

Dr. Bruce Goldberg explores time travel possibilities and his research into consciousness-based methods for accessing other temporal periods. His work with hypnotic regression and progression suggests consciousness can perceive past and future events by accessing temporal dimensions beyond linear time. Goldberg discusses cases where subjects under hypnosis have described future scenarios later confirmed by events, suggesting genuine precognitive access rather than fantasy or imagination. The conversation covers mechanisms for time travel and whether consciousness-based approaches might prove more feasible than physical methods requiring exotic matter or impossible energy requirements. He examines paradoxes associated with time travel and how consciousness models might resolve logical problems that plague physical time travel theories. Goldberg addresses future memory and how some people appear to recall experiences from future incarnations or alternative timelines. His research reveals patterns in temporal perception and commonalities among subjects accessing past or future time periods through consciousness expansion. The discussion explores implications of time travel for understanding causality, free will, and the nature of time itself as potentially accessible rather than strictly linear. Goldberg's work demonstrates how consciousness research might achieve time travel through methods completely different from technological approaches while revealing that time may be far more fluid than conventional understanding suggests.

Richard C. Hoagland provides updates on the Miami Circle investigation and efforts to preserve this mysterious archaeological site from destruction by developers. His research into the Circle's precise geometry and astronomical alignments reveals sophisticated knowledge that challenges conventional timelines for cultural development in the Americas. Hoagland discusses opposition to preserving the site and how commercial interests seek to destroy evidence that could transform understanding of ancient American civilizations. The conversation covers the Circle's potential age and what dating results might reveal about when advanced cultures existed in Florida long before currently accepted chronologies. He examines connections between the Miami Circle and other anomalous sites suggesting ancient civilizations possessed advanced astronomical and engineering knowledge. Hoagland addresses why establishment archaeology resists investigating sites that challenge accepted models of human cultural development. His presentation reveals political and economic forces threatening archaeological preservation when discoveries challenge profitable narratives or development projects. The discussion explores what the Miami Circle might teach about forgotten civilizations and lost knowledge if properly studied rather than destroyed. Hoagland's advocacy demonstrates how alternative researchers often must fight to preserve evidence that mainstream institutions would prefer to ignore or eliminate rather than acknowledge and investigate properly.