The Debris Field

Art’s final Sunday of the month was spent with first Ed Dames who predicted that Shuttle Discovery is the one that he remote viewed that will be forced down by a meteor shower or some such nonsense. Although, Discovery won’t land on earth until Monday morning it is safely on it’s way and was not to my knowledge forced back to earth. The rest of Sunday was spent with Jim Bell who talked about peak oil and energy self sufficiency. Not a horrible show, but it will never make my best list.
Monday we got to hear from Hoagie yet again. Then came Robert Zimmerman who talked about space and who I found to be pretty boring and so I didn’t listen to much of the show.
Tuesday was the return of Alex Jones. I cannot take Alex for more than about a hour at a time so I also did not listen to this entire show, but I will get around to it over time. I did listen long enough to hear that he was over in England shouting through a bullhorn. Does Alex Jones really ever need a bullhorn??? Don’t the Brits find Americans loud and obnoxious enough without one of us showing up there with a bullhorn??? Sometime during the show, I believe in the last hour Hoagie showed up again.
Wednesday, Hoagie pops up again and Joyce Riley also pops up first hour. Joyce is always interesting though she was not on for very long. Michael Tuckman was there for the rest of the show talking about Rock Stars and UFOs. For the most part Tuckman was a enjoyable guest and a nice switch from the normal UFO related guests.
Thursday, Hoagie again. Then Benjamin Crème talking about the Maitreya. I find Crème and Maitreya incredibly boring so I completely skipped this show and will not be listening later.
Friday, the first hour Douglas Hagmann showed up for a brief appearance to talk about the new Al Queda tape. Then there was Bigfoot tracker Tom Biscardi and most enjoyable in my book Scott Marlowe talking about the Florida Skunk Ape. Oh yeah, and to nobody’s surprise Hoagie showed up at least twice during the show making his consecutive Noory show total 9. Open lines were as dull as always.
Saturday the return of Ian Punnett. Ian welcomed James McCanney the first hour when we surprisingly heard a rather bizarre tale of a conspiracy involving John Denver and the Men in Black (or some sinister group like that). The rest of the show we listened to Rob Morphy the Cryptozoologist tell us about all the fascinating creatures that may exist. I love Cryptozoology and Morphy was a totally fun and interesting guest, so once again Ian is getting my pick for best show of the week. This is the second week in a row that has happened so he may be starting a trend. Another plus was I had a break from Hoagie mania.

I spent part of last night going through my ArtBell.com CD. I read Binnall mention it somewhere and remembered that I hadn’t browsed mine in years so I decided to. There is some really priceless stuff on that. I think I appreciate it a lot more now than I did years ago when Art left and I first bought it.

My nose is still swelling from the attack of the baby car seat. I hope it isn’t broken. It doesn’t really hurt much though, just red and swollen. I am hoping it makes me look cool, but I kind of doubt it.

Also, about Shuttle Discovery. I wrote in Hoagie’s blog that I believed Dames would be wrong as he always is, but if not then I would completely believe in Hoagie’s crazy theory. I stand by that. If Dames is right it would have to be because he is doing secret ops for the gov and I will believe RCH theory.

Everyone take care.