Walter Sterling and Dave Scott (Spaced Out Radio) pivot from modern doomscrolling struggles—like mayonnaise diets, Facebook reel ads, and hyper-niche TikTok algorithms—to a hilarious debate over Canadian pop culture icons, featuring everyone from Anne of Green Gables and The Moffatts to classic rocker Triumph’s hit "Lay It on the Line."Then, things get classified. The pair dive deep into the mystery of "The Legacy Program," an alleged multi-decade, shadow-government UFO cover-up tracing back to the 1947 Roswell crash.

Join psychic medium and plane crash survivor Dr. Linda Salvin for an unpredictable episode blending high-vibe spiritual insights with absurd viral crime news. Dr. Salvin shares how her near-death experience sparked a spiritual awakening and psychic abilities, and why talking about spiritual light can sometimes trigger wildly hostile reactions—including her infamous encounter with an aggressive salesperson at a Macy’s jewelry counter.

When bestselling author Jonathan Cahn boarded a routine commercial flight, he expected a quiet trip—not a mid-air showdown with alleged demonic forces. After a friendly two-hour chat turned to spiritual matters and his book, The Altar of Pergamon, the 67-year-old real estate agent sitting next to him went wildly berserk. What followed was pure mid-flight chaos: vulgar slurs, choking attempts, a high-stakes laptop wrestling match, emergency radio calls, and two retired cops wielding duct tape.

Walter sits down with Marine veteran, ham radio operator, and Middle East scholar Edward Jones for an urgent update on day 194 of the Iran conflict. From contacting Belarus via ham radio to escalating naval clashes in the strait, Jones breaks down IRGC ballistic missile strikes on US warships and the US retaliatory strikes sinking Iranian shadow tankers. Plus, a reality check on how $99.70 crude oil, $5.90 diesel, and soaring fertilizer costs are hitting local farmers, winter heating, and everyday kitchen-table budgets.

In 1977 at South Dakota's Ellsworth Air Force Base, Air Force security guards Mario Woods and Michael Johnson spotted a massive, Walmart-sized glowing craft hovering over a nuclear missile silo. Immobilized by a strange light, both airmen experienced 5 to 9 hours of missing time and received an identical telepathic message: "Do not fear".For nearly 50 years, Mario told the unbelievable story alone while Michael vanished into obscurity—until a recent breakthrough reunited the two airmen to independently corroborate every chilling detail. Investigative journalist Ross Coulthart joins the show to unpack this newly verified, classic military UFO abduction case.

The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling airs weeknights from 1–5am on 77WABC. Walter blends news, humor, storytelling, and listener calls into a unique late-night talk show that's engaging, entertaining, and unpredictable.

In this jam-packed episode, author Jonathan Cahn reveals the insane true story behind the viral news story where an airplane passenger went berserk and had to be duct-taped to his seat after seeing Cahn's new book cover depicting the "Dark Angel". Investigative reporter Ross Coulthart breaks down a famous 1977 Air Force nuclear missile base UFO abduction after a key witness resurfaced after 50 years. Toss in expert updates on Middle East missile strikes and fuel prices, a naked DoorDash driver in Texas, wild Florida crime roundups  and callers reliving the trauma of crinkly brown-bag school lunches with fake cheese and you have the ultimate late-night audio ride.
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In this episode, Walter takes listeners on an unpredictable journey through cultural rants, NYC street wisdom, and wild military mysteries. From nostalgic debates over walking home for school lunch and fried bologna to passionate takedowns of open-office floor plans, homework, and un-airconditioned classrooms, no modern annoyance is safe. Plus, caller stories from Queens about hidden $40 massages and midnight hot pot.

In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, Walter dives into TikTok algorithm rabbit holes, ham radio enthusiasts, and Canadian rock band nostalgia. UFO researcher Dave Scott joins to dissect Washington’s secret "legacy program"—the alleged multi-decade government UFO cover-up that somehow leaves zero paper trail. Later, Walter and late-night callers reminisce about elementary school lunch trauma, from shattered glass thermoses to trading cafeteria cookies like contraband on the playground. Fast, unfiltered, and deeply funny, it's late-night talk radio at its best.

Psychic Dr. Linda Salvin recounts getting confronted by an enraged clerk at a Macy's jewelry counter, callers relive childhood school lunchroom trauma involving reused paper bags and fake cheese, and Walter takes aim at Google's "hipster army" corporate cafeteria. To top it all off, Florida Stories delivers foot-long subs stuffed down pants and 3 AM bar chaos involving a backpack full of puppies.