Tony Davies is a retired British police officer, a historian, and actor who has appeared on the History Channel and the Yesterday Channel. 

Tony visited the Upbeat Studios on April 30, 2015 with a captivating visit and account of the life and times of Sgt. Riley of the Cheshire Regiment of the British Royal Army during WW1. Today, Tony returns with his other 'creation', Sgt. Godley of London's Whitechapel Division who is leading the 'Jack the Ripper' investigation. Tune in for a trip back to Victorian England and one of its most infamous and heinous crimes.

Tom Hayes and Ralph Peace discuss, "The Sugar Shack Days" re:The Sugar Shack Soul Nightclub in Boston, MA during the late 1960's and !970's! These were the days and nights of such amazing soul and R&B groups like the Four Tops, The ChiLites, The Manhattans, The O'Jays, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes with Teddy Pendergast, The Dells, The Spinners, The Delfonics, James Brown, Curtis Mayfield and the Impressions, Lour Rawls, The Funkadelics, The Parliaments, Eddie Kendricks, etc.

Rose Ferrachi is the author of 'Quantum Lucidity' a simplified interpretation of Ascension, New Earth, quantum traveling through the multidimensional realms. We are Ascended Masters incarnated here to assist others and Gaia on this journey of awakening and ascension. This book will discuss how to anchor and navigate the lucid dream while breaking quantum fields. We can anchor and open portals and gateways in the multidimensional realms. We are Star Beings bringing forth New Earth as we remember who we are and our purpose here. Rose is a healer, teacher, guide and psychic reader. She brings her wisdom and advice to us in this program.

Rebecca and Tom begin the first in a series entitled,"Watts Up?" They will examine podcasts created by the great metaphysical master and teacher who created a western and American movement toward the study of Eastern Thought, Religions and Mythology. Today they will listen and add 'color' commentary to Alan's lecture, "You created God in Your Own Mind"...Join us for a healthy analysis.

Tony 'Sergeant Riley' Davies is an actor, historian, WW1 afficianado who portrays 'Sergeant Riley a fictional Recruiting Sergeant of WW1. Join us as Tony brings Sgt Riley to life to teach us about the life and times of WW1 in England.

Paul Carafotes was born on March 23, 1963 in Somerville, Massachusetts, USA. He is an actor, known for Fight Club (1999), All the Right Moves (1983) and Choices (1981). As a producer, he created the movie short, "Club Soda" with James Gandolfini, Louis Gossett Jr., Joe Mantegna, etc. He is a writer, producer, director and now author a children's book series, "Charlie Bubbles" based on the true life experiences of his own son. 

He also wrote, produced, directed and acted in a movie short, "The Wolves of Savin Hill." Join us for an exciting show.

Debbie Toomey returns with advice and results of her recent encounters with healing thru gratitude and humor. Join us for the usual fascinating discussion when these two healers join the show.

Vic Zeller attended Brown University and is a retired professor of Physics and Astronomy. He encountered several UFO sightings and joined an international organization dedicated to scientific research and investigation of UFOs and alien craft. Today he will bring his expertise as a scientist and as a pilot and describe his findings and discoveries as well as the countless accounts of other sighitng s by other observers.

Aaron Cadieux grew up in Dartmouth, Massachusetts where his video production work and interest in local landmarks began at an early age. Still in High School, Aaron produced and directed Lincoln Park, The Forgotten Fun at Dartmouth Community Television. Aaron then pursued a bachelor's degree in Communications/Media, with a concentration in video production and documentary filmmaking, at Fitchburg State College in Massachusetts. Fenway Park, A Timeless Shrine, and A Time To Reflect, The History Of Whalom Park were both produced and directed for college credit. During this time, Aaron also independently produced and directed Inside The Bridgewater Triangle. Aaron graduated in the spring of 2005, and is currently involved in a number of freelance projects.

Aaron Cadieux

Aaron Cadieux grew up in Dartmouth, Massachusetts where his video production work and interest in local landmarks began at an early age. Still in High School, Aaron produced and directed Lincoln Park, The Forgotten Fun at Dartmouth Community Television. Aaron then pursued a bachelor's degree in Communications/Media, with a concentration in video production and documentary filmmaking, at Fitchburg State College in Massachusetts. Fenway Park, A Timeless Shrine, and A Time To Reflect, The History Of Whalom Park were both produced and directed for college credit. During this time, Aaron also independently produced and directed Inside The Bridgewater Triangle. Aaron graduated in the spring of 2005, and is currently involved in a number of freelance projects.