The 'X' Zone Radio/TV Show

Derek Bartholomaus is a member of the Independent Investigations Group (IIG). The IIG's mission is to investigate fringe science, paranormal and extraordinary claims from a rational, scientific viewpoint, and disseminate factual information about such inquiries to the public. Derek is on the IIG Steering Committee and he is the Lead Investigator into the claims of Billy Meier. Derek was assigned Lead Investigator status in 2003, after Michael Horn started challenging the IIG to "prove that Meier's UFO photos were a hoax". Derek has maintained steadfastly since 2003 that the IIG is not able to "prove" hoaxes of any kind. The IIG has asked Mr. Horn several times to provide more substantial, falsifiable and testable proofs of Meier's claims, but to date, he has refused to do so. The IIG website's section on Billy Meier was composed entirely of research accumulated by Derek from his comfortable armchair, where his cat, Pippin, has been known click a few keys from time to time. The IIG is an all-volunteer organization that meets on the third Saturday of every month at the Center For Inquiry-Los Angeles. Derek works professionally in the entertainment industry as a Post Production Producer on various television shows. He is also the creator of the Jenny McCarthy Body Count website. http://www.iigwest.org/ - Independent Investigations Group Homepage http://www.iigwest.org/investigations/meier/ - The IIG Billy Meier Investigation http://www.cfiwest.org/ - Center For Inquiry-Los Angeles Homepage http://www.jennymccarthybodycount.com/ - Jenny McCarthy Body Count Homepage

David Clarke, MD (Dr.) - 7 Keys to Understanding, Treating & Healing Stress Illness

David M Rountree - S.P.I.R.I.T. Lab

Dina Dove - The Baglady's Guide to Elegant Living

Joanne Emmons is a network performance engineer for a Fortune 100 company by day, and spends her nights and weekends helping people with their paranormal issues.

Having grown up in an actively haunted house, Joanne has had a life-long fascination with the paranormal, but only started investigating after her son began having his experiences of his own.

In 2011, Joanne founded Paranormal Consulting & Investigations of New Jersey to help people with paranormal issues like the ones she grew up with. Along with her team, she does investigations throughout New Jersey, and consultations as far away as Egypt and Norway. She also runs "Requiem", a sub-team dedicated to cleansings, spirit crossings, and other paranormal mitigations with the help of an amazing medium.

Joanne is the author of I Think my House is Haunted!, a guidebook for living with the paranormal, and lectures every October at libraries, private events, and schools. She resides in New Jersey with her family and a couple of ghosts that occasionally wander in from the woods behind her home.

Visit: www.pcinj.org

David King is the author of the acclaimed Vienna 1814 and Finding Atlantis, which was a Main Selection for the Book-of-the-Month Club and has been translated into several foreign languages. A Fulbright Scholar with a master's degree from Cambridge University, he taught European history at the University of Kentucky for several years. He lives in Lexington, Kentucky with his wife and children.

David Matthews - What Women Believe About Men Is Not True

Corey Donaldson is the author of Don't You Dare Get Divorced Until You Read This! He is the originator behind the science of The Relationship Diagnosis, overseeing the direction and content of every diagnosis that goes out. A media favorite, Corey is a regular guest on Playboy Radio with Tiffany Granath, he was a Judge on TLC's Love University, and was interviewed by Dick Clark on NBC's The Other Half. Corey has been featured in many newspapers on a variety of subjects and has been interviewed on more than 200 radio stations. Corey has a direct and immediate personality when it comes to reading relationships, with the ability to stun people with the scope and accuracy of his insights! - www.TheFreedomAcademy.com

Darryl Hickman - The Unconscious Actor

The Man Overboard "How a Merchant Marine Officer Survived the Raging Storm of Alcoholism and Drug Addiction" - Darryl Hagar is passionate about his recovery and committed to helping others find the strength and support needed to reclaim their lives from the insidious affects of addiction. As a motivational speaker, Darryl has addressed hundreds of groups and shared his message of empowerment and responsibility. Today, Darryl adds the title of author to his resume with the release of his memoir, The Man Overboard "How a Merchant Marine Officer Survived the Raging Storm of Alcoholism and Drug Addiction." A graduate of Maine Maritime Academy, class of '85, Hagar went to sea as an Able Body Seaman with Military Sealift Command where his role focused on ship maintenance, maintaining mooring lines as the ship's cargo was loaded and unloaded, and steering the ship in and out of port. After a year-long stint with Crest Oil Tankers, in 1987 he moved on to Maritime Overseas Corporation and gained the designation Third Mate where he was responsible for standing the bridge watch, supervising the able body seaman, ensuring shipboard safety practices were adhered to and was in charge of running the ship's pumps and valves during the loading and unloading process. Promoted to Second Mate in 1990 Hagar attained his professional goal of becoming the ship's navigator. The navigator's primary role is laying out the voyage, maintaining charts, radar and other electronics and includes the responsibility of ship's radio operator. Moving on to Alaska Tanker Company in 1999, Hagar earned Chief Mate status. He retired from the industry in 2005. Now Hagar calls the Port of Portland, Maine his home where he lives with his 9 year old son, Darryl II. Since completing his memoir he is preparing for a nationwide book tour beginning in March. He still spends significant time visiting jails, colleges and high schools talking about drug and alcohol dependency and helping people spot trouble signs of addiction - all the while carrying forward the message that no matter how far you've sunk, there is hope for recovery. - www.themanoverboard.com