The 'X' Zone Broadcast Network

Psychic - Jane Doherty was named "One of the Top 20 Psychic's" by Dr. Hans Holzer. She starred in TLC's "Dead Tenants" and in a DVD series, "Jane Doherty Investigates". She was the President of the Jersey Society of Parapsychology for more than 10 years and has been doing ghost investigations since 1990. She is the author of the book, "Awakening the Mystic Gift" She has been featured in such publications as the New York Times, NY Post, Woman's World Weekly, Mysteries Magazines. Jane has been heard on more than 200 radio shows including Coast to Coast, and the X-Zone Radio Show. She has appeared on Fox Network News, Reuters News, CNN and The Today Show and many others. Jane is a caretaker of the ancient crystal skull, "Maya". Jane can be seen in an upcoming episode of a new show on Biography called My Ghost Story.. airing Sept. 4. She is also featured in an upcoming movie playing an Amish grandmother in a super natural thriller named, "AMY"-She can see the souls of the possessed. She will be a speaker at the "Myth of the 13 Ancient Crystal Skulls" conference in NYC on Oct.9. - www.janedoherty.com

Sacred Destinations: On The Road with Brad Olsen - Brad Olsen has been a published artist since he was 14 years old. Starting in 1979 as a political cartoonist for his high school newspaper he continued his craft five years later at Illinois State University's college newspaper. His comic strip was renowned for its witty satire and biting criticisms. A decade later he founded Consortium of Collective Consciousness Publishing in San Francisco, the city where he currently resides. The company has produced 12 book titles including "In Search of Adventure: A Wild Travel Anthology," featuring 80 different authors. "Key to Solomon's Key: Is This the Lost Key of Masonry?" by Lon Milo DuQuette, which is now in the second edition. Brad's first book "World Stompers: A Global Travel Manifesto," now in its fifth edition, was lauded by film director Oliver Stone as a "subversive masterpiece of travel writing" and Publisher's Weekly labeled it a "quirky chain pleaser." His critically acclaimed "Sacred Places: 108 Destinations" series added author Karen Tate last in 2005 with her "Sacred Places of Goddess" title. The first book in the series "Sacred Places: North America" was released as a second edition in April, 2008 to rave reviews and a gold award for Best Travel Book of the Year. "Sacred Places Around the World" was reissued as a second edition in February, 2004. His newest book is "Sacred Places Europe: 108 Destinations," released March, 2007. Brad is also the author/illustrator of the "Extreme Adventures" series of adrenaline-pumping guidebooks. "Extreme Adventures Hawaii" and "Extreme Adventures Northern California" were both released by Hunter Publishing in 1998. In July, 2005 he was interviewed for the Outdoor Life Network new extreme sports series called "The World's Wildest Rides." - www.cccpublishing.com

UFO's and Missile Silos - Christopher Montgomery began his career in the mid 1980's writing for "The Journal Of Natural Health and Parapsychology," Canada. Since then, Christopher Montgomery has penned articles for UFO Magazines and worked as a writer for USA Networks. Radio experience includes the X-ZONE with Rob McConnell in Canada as well as WAIF in Cincinnati and KRVL in Arizona. Well known for his appearances on television together with the documentary "UFOs In The Bible" by Weller Grossman Productions. He now resides in the Seattle, Washington area and heads an organization entitled the UFO Research Center. Their web site URL is http://uforc.com.

Clairvoyant, Medium, Author - Heather Woodward is an author, a clairvoyant, an "accidental" medium, and a psychometrist. Since 1996, she has per- formed tarot readings, paranormal investigations and psychic profiling - helping others with her born-given gifts for over 12 years. Heather is the author of Ghosts of Central Arizona, a book about her personal experiences in the some of the most haunted and supernatural locations in Sedona, Jerome, Cottonwood and surrounding areas. - www.heatherwoodward.com

In November 1975, a group of six tree-trimmers were driving home from work in a truck in the Sitgreave-Apache National Forest in Arizona, USA. The driver stopped the truck when he noticed that a flying saucer was hovering about fifteen feet above some nearby trees. Travis Walton approached the craft on foot, despite the objections of his workmates. He was then knocked to the ground by a blue and white light. When the men in the truck saw this, they were terrified and sped off down the road leaving him for dead. Once they had calmed down, they returned to that spot and couldn't find any sign of Travis or the flying saucer. Five days later, Travis was returned to earth wondering what had happened to him for the past few days. - www.travis-walton.com

The Man Who Made Love To A Dolphin - Brenner's writing has appeared in Penthouse, Gnosis, New Realities, Technical Photography, Future Life, and in the anthologies Mind In The Waters and Witchcraft Today, vol. IV: Living Between Two Worlds. His photos have appeared in numerous publications, including Time and the Witchcraft Today series from Llewellyn Worldwide. He is a regular contributor to Harbor Style Magazine. Brenner lives in southwest Florida with two dogs and a housemate. He is planning further research on dolphins and writing his next novel, The Jor-Dan Chronicle, about a woman's encounter with an extraterrestrial alien and its effect on her life and subsequent marriages. He is also writing about his childhood experiences growing up in a family that believed in "orgone energy." His "WET GODDESS" website is www.wetgoddess.net

Robert Atkinson, Ph.D., is the author of nine books, including the 2017 Nautilus Book Award winner, The Story of Our Time: From Duality to Interconnectedness to Oneness; his memoir, Year of Living Deeply: A Memoir of 1969 (2019); and, Mystic Journey: Getting to the Heart of Your Soul’s Story. An internationally recognized authority on life story interviewing, personal mythmaking, and soul-making, he is professor emeritus at the University of Southern Maine, director of StoryCommons, and a member of the Evolutionary Leaders Circle.

If The Gulf of Mexico Bubble Pops - Brian joins The 'X' Zone to bring us up to date on the changes that are occurring around the world, the possible connection between Earth Quakes, Volcanoes and the Moon…. is there something more sinister at work? If indeed a 10 to 15 mile wide and 10 foot high gas bubble does exist and pops like a volcano under the sabotaged BP oil rig and the sea floor collapses, probably TWO circular tidal waves would be created. The first wave would be made by the bubble rising to the surface and the second wave would be made by the ocean floor collapsing. Or a series of tidal waves would be created by several bubbles rising to the surface and numerous portions of the sea floor collapsing. Brian has been tracking and observing the times, dates, locations and magnitudes with the lunar cycles. Brian takes an object look into earth changes and the myths behind the 2012 predictions. As an accomplished author of the JFK Assassination, Brian also answers questions that have never been before asked of the most famous of Presidential assassinations - questions that the Warren Commission and Federal Investigators "Forget". - www.trivortex.com

God's Lunatics: Lost Souls, False Prophets, Martyred Saints, Murderous Cults, Demonic Nuns, And Other Victims of Man's Eternal Search for the Divine - From the dawn of civilization, man has looked for the meaning of existence. The big questions like where did we come from, how should we live, and where do we go when we die, have always captured our imagination and attention. Each generation has been eager to see the disparate ways that divine forces might manifest and come to offer guidance, help, or even harm. The roads taken to find certain truths were varied, ranging from the ridiculous, or horrific and strange, to the sublime. God's Lunatics chronicles the lives of celebrated mystics, martyrs, wizards, shamans, cult leaders, founding fathers of Utopian experiments, victims of demonic possession, and originators of New Age movements who dedicated their lives to seek answers and explain the unknown secrets of the universe. - www.michaellargo.com

History's Mysteries - History's Mysteries is an investigation into 35 archaeological mysteries from across the globe, organized by geographical region. As with Brian Haughton's previous book Hidden History, this work separates its collection of enthralling ancient riddles into three sections: Mysterious Places, Unexplained Artefacts, and Enigmatic People. The choice of subjects was made to include a wide range of cultures and a mixture of both the well known and the relatively obscure. Consequently you will read about India's celebrated Taj Mahal and the biblical Temple of Solomon, as well as the little known Royston Cave, in the UK, the infamous Rennes-le-Château, in France, and the forgotten site of Great Zimbabwe, in South Africa. But what constitutes an ancient mystery? The ancient world will more often than not be mysterious by its very nature. We can excavate buildings, artefacts, even sometimes texts, but we cannot know how the people of these ancient societies felt, what they believed or what motivated them to behave in the way they did. Nevertheless, modern science is allowing us the kind of access to secrets of the past which was only dreamt of a few decades ago. DNA studies, for example, of modern inhabitants of parts of Syria, Palestine, Tunisia, Morocco, Cyprus, and Malta have shown extraordinary connections with the ancient Phoenicians who once had colonies in those areas. Ongoing study, conservation, and sampling of The Uluburun Shipwreck, the remains of a 3,300 year old ship and its extraordinary cargo from the coast of southern Turkey, is discovering fascinating connections between ancient Canaan, Egypt, Mycenaean Greece, Italy and even the Baltic Sea area of Northern Europe. Science alone, however, will not give us a complete picture of the ancient world. But when combined with the study of mythology, folklore and sometimes simply a sharp change of viewpoint when looking back at the ancient world, science can be extremely enlightening. Indeed, it is surprising what can be accomplished by turning oneself off from a technology-obsessed 21st century mindset, for example in terms of understanding what the priorities may have been for the inhabitants of Nabta Play in the Egyptian desert 11,000 years ago, or the builders of Tenochtitlan in Mexico, around 700 years ago. Nevertheless, even if we could somehow project ourselves back into antiquity, one suspects that the magic and mystery which was undoubtedly a part of the everyday lives of many of these ancient civilizations would remain elusive. It is often said by 'alternative' historians that bringing a particularly controversial ancient site or artifact to the attention of the world will 'turn conventional wisdom on its head'. 'Conventional' archaeologists ('conventional' presumably meaning those who have studied and qualified as archaeologists) are criticized for not being open-minded enough to accept new theories and ideas. But, generally this is not the case, witness the (often heated) discussions surrounding genuinely challenging archaeological puzzles such as the extraordinary Turkish site of Göbekli Tepe, the enigmatic 'Venus' figurines of the last Ice Age, the abandonment of Mesa Verde, or the volcanic eruption which destroyed the Mediterranean island of Thera. Spurious 'ancient' artifacts or sites (such as the Oak Island Treasure or The Dendera Lamps) are anything but a challenge to 'conventional' archaeology. The furore surrounding these subjects on the web and in various print publications is the result of speculation based on the preconceived agenda of the writer, and as such has no place in history or archaeology. It is this distinction between genuine and bogus ancient mysteries that History's Mysteries attempts to clarify. Sometimes a few hours research and a generous helping of critical thinking can dispense with anything in the second category. In writing History's Mysteries Haughton has not attempted to justify personal prejudices regarding the e