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.

FULL SHOW - Get ready to stay up late with host Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight, the biggest all-night show in American radio. In this jam-packed, chaotic episode, Walter and his cast of regular contributors dive into the bizarre, the controversial, and the legendary.Acclaimed journalist Ross Coulthart discusses jaw-dropping British police sightings—including a giant, cloaked triangular craft captured on infrared film over central London. Meanwhile, Dave Scott explains why the Pentagon's slow disclosure feels like getting socks and underwear for Christmas. Walter and retired NYPD detective Vic Ferrari dissect a tragic stabling of a new mother in Times Square, analyzing the police's justified lethal response and the long-term emotional impact on the victim's newborn daughter. All this and much more. 

This is a world built for the "Midnight Misfits"—those up at night by choice, circumstance, or just looking for some unfiltered truth.In this unscripted, free-form hour, Walter and his callers tackle everything from the agony of childhood corrective Hush Puppies and the wacky belief that you can "Starbucks" your way out of any crisis to the actual circulation secrets of the New York Times. Along the way, we explore the diabolical office psychology of free snacks, discover where classic radio vinyl libraries go to die.No corporate playlists, no filters, and absolutely no rules.

In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, host Walter Sterling dives headfirst into the disappointing state of UFO disclosure, comparing the government’s heavily redacted file drops to getting socks and underwear with holes for Christmas. Then, it's time for the legendary "Florida Story" segment, featuring a beer-chugging speedster who refused to drop his cans while being cuffed, a woman who got her car stuck on train tracks, and an ill-fated online hitman plot. Finally, Walter and a lively lineup of callers debate the tragic reality of urban crime, the history of mental institution closures, a bizarre 1850s "nostalgia" conspiracy theory, and why today's youth think World War I took place in the 1600s.
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In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, host Walter Sterling dives into the heartbreaking Times Square tragedy before shifting gears to the absolute bizarre: Pennsylvania’s controversial 502-page proposal to replace the word "mother" with "postpartum individual", a highway covered in spilled cheese balls, and the Girl Scouts’ newest merit badges. Plus, legendary music historian Denny Somach stops by with a massive scoop on upcoming Led Zeppelin live concert releases. Walter shares his ultimate, unfiltered rules for surviving corporate office politics.