Midnight In The Desert

[GravitySucks]

Is the guest pool drying up?  Not to be critical, but these 3rd rate guests are going to chase away the remaining listeners.  Still waiting for my requests from the scientific community; CDC communicable disease specialist, Oceanic scientist, alternative energy...

The guest pool started drying up about the time Netscape released a browser for the Internet and people could search for "evidence". This is a challenge for any paranormal show. All of these guests make the rounds on way too many shows, retelling the same stories.

I think if MITD is going to continue, that it needs to expand subject matter, much like you have suggested.

You should email specific suggestions into the show.

[Coffeeman]

You should email specific suggestions into the show.

Even when Art was at the helm, Heather didn't really respond to that much, at least to me (and I was a subscriber at the time). I really don't expect her to much more than what she's already dredging up at the moment.

[theONE]

The guest pool started drying up about the time Netscape released a browser for the Internet and people could search for "evidence". This is a challenge for any paranormal show. All of these guests make the rounds on way too many shows, retelling the same stories.

I think if MITD is going to continue, that it needs to expand subject matter, much like you have suggested.

You should email specific suggestions into the show.

must be the fucking gravity (force) pulling down all the good guests from Heather ...

[Lt.Uhura]

The guest pool started drying up about the time Netscape released a browser for the Internet and people could search for "evidence". This is a challenge for any paranormal show. All of these guests make the rounds on way too many shows, retelling the same stories.

I think if MITD is going to continue, that it needs to expand subject matter, much like you have suggested.

You should email specific suggestions into the show.

I did request specific guests in the guest suggestion thread that Heather once said she followed.  I think she's likely overwhelmed with the mundane aspects of doing the show, could really use a producer. 

[trostol]

The guest pool started drying up about the time Netscape released a browser for the Internet and people could search for "evidence". This is a challenge for any paranormal show. All of these guests make the rounds on way too many shows, retelling the same stories.

I think if MITD is going to continue, that it needs to expand subject matter, much like you have suggested.

You should email specific suggestions into the show.

wow lol netscape

[GravitySucks]

I did request specific guests in the guest suggestion thread that Heather once said she followed.  I think she's likely overwhelmed with the mundane aspects of doing the show, could really use a producer.

I don't think Dr J or Heather ever came to BellGab looking for guest suggestions. I think they always requested emails to producer@midnightinthedesert.com.

[Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost]

The photos reveal a McDonalds on Mars.

http://midnightinthedesert.com/jose-escamilla/

I just hope it isn't right across the street from the Eiffel Tower.  Hoagland probably won't be happy to hear that the Milli Vanilli of woo merchants is muscling in on his territory.

[Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost]

Oh, no he di'int!

[Richard Groyper]

Oh, no he di'int!

Money shot!

[zeebo]

The guest pool started drying up about the time Netscape released a browser for the Internet and people could search for "evidence". ...

However just prior to that, there was a beautiful, but brief, paradoxical increase in paranormal buzz due to speculation engine known as Usenet.

[albrecht]

Of course I recall the "Rods" stuff, that was debunked but at least was fun and lasted a while out there, but wasn't he also, more recently, involved with the Area-51 "alien reveal" slides deal (where it was some mummies in a museum?) Or different guy?

[Ciardelo]

However just prior to that, there was a beautiful, but brief, paradoxical increase in paranormal buzz due to speculation engine known as Usenet.

Phil? Phil Harrison?

Phil Harrison <pharrison@ramtop.demon.co.uk>?

[chefist]

However just prior to that, there was a beautiful, but brief, paradoxical increase in paranormal buzz due to speculation engine known as Usenet.

Just throwing this out there...I think I proposed the smoking jacket back at the start of OSOM...I put up this gif...



Is that wrong? Just saying...LOL :-)

[Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost]

Oh man, I'm not sure how to do that math, so just gonna call it even.   

After seeing the rod on Mars for cryin' out loud and the Golden Eiffel Arches on top of that, it's no contest.  If Diogenes were forced to choose between him and Michael Horn, with death not an option, he would pick MH every time. I initially had no intention of listening to him, but since his cheese has obviously slipped completely off the rails, this has the potential to be very entertaining in a grotesque, surreal way so I'm going to be a "desert wader" tonight and listen until I can't stand any more. 

[Gumby, Dammit]

Of course I recall the "Rods" stuff, that was debunked but at least was fun and lasted a while out there, but wasn't he also, more recently, involved with the Area-51 "alien reveal" slides deal (where it was some mummies in a museum?) Or different guy?

What original Art Bell guest hasn't been debunked?

[chandlerkaiden]

Is the guest pool drying up?  Not to be critical, but these 3rd rate guests are going to chase away the remaining listeners.  Still waiting for my requests from the scientific community; CDC communicable disease specialist, Oceanic scientist, alternative energy...

I've emailed her some true crime suggestions. Always liked those on Dark City, it'd be fun to hear on MITD. Spooky enough for late night, none of the qualms about it being 90% bullshit.

[norland2424]

What original Art Bell guest hasn't been debunked?

this guy, he was on with art in the 90s

[Chronaut]

Of course I recall the "Rods" stuff, that was debunked but at least was fun and lasted a while out there, but wasn't he also, more recently, involved with the Area-51 "alien reveal" slides deal (where it was some mummies in a museum?) Or different guy?

I think he may have helped to debunk the "Roswell slides," but any sliver of credit he may have garnered from that is worthless since his website is called "Roswell Rods" dot com...apparently every shyster pos on the planet tries to sell more product by adding "Roswell" to their garbage.

[albrecht]

What original Art Bell guest hasn't been debunked?

George Carlin (well some of his stuff I won't agree with but most of his political cynicism was ok,) Willie, Mr.Fidget, Alan Keyes, Gordon Lightfoot, and Peter Davenport (although, admittedly, not all of his reports are as "interesting" as he thinks.)

[Autistic Star Children]

if someone could point me to an Art Bell interview with George Carlin, I'll put you on the christmas card list

[norland2424]

if someone could point me to an Art Bell interview with George Carlin, I'll put you on the christmas card list

pm inbound

[Rix Gins]

What original Art Bell guest hasn't been debunked?

Eric Burdon.  He was pushing a book but it wasn't paranormal.

[trostol]

lol cause you just wanted a night off....wow

[trostol]

pm inbound

ok..send that to me lol

[The King of Kings]

She sounds a lot better than last time I listened.  They must have fixed that muddled sound that was happening.

[theONE]

so, she just blew her colon last night, .... that's all

[albrecht]

if someone could point me to an Art Bell interview with George Carlin, I'll put you on the christmas card list

C2C 11/10/99
C2C 05/28/01 (repeat)

[Ciardelo]

lol cause you just wanted a night off....wow

Seems she gonna get shit either way, why not?

[The King of Kings]

C Crane radio sounds like a vibrator egg.

[SciFiAuthor]

Eric Burdon.  He was pushing a book but it wasn't paranormal.

I debunked Gordon Lightfoot.