PID Radio

Our guest was scientist, archaeologist, and author Stan Deyo, who discussed the Tower of Babel, Tesla coil technology and how both might have been used as portals to other dimensions — inhabited dimensions. Stan also revealed that sources inside the Defense Department are whispering about a coming event they call "the return of the Sumerian gods". Links/topics: Stan Deyo's website JP Morgan hires...

This week, Derek and Sharon Gilbert analyze the most famous UFO incident in history, the 1947 crash of something near Roswell, New Mexico. Our guest was David Flynn, a cryptoarchaeologist–someone who teases out the deeper meanings of anomalies that scientists can't explain. What to make of the location of the crash on the 33rd parallel (33 degrees North), considering that "33" is a very important...

This week's PID Radio goes through the looking glass as we connect some dots and reveal a very disturbing picture. Satanic ritual abuse is a controversial topic. But not only is ritual abuse a real phenomenon, we believe it is more widespread than most of us realize. What's more–and more frightening–it appears that there is an ongoing, coordinated effort to use children, especially marginalized ch...

We've been very busy this Memorial Day weekend upgrading security here at The Bunker. (Actually, repairing our backyard fence which was damaged in a thunderstorm last summer.) The topic we'd originally planned for this week requires more research, so we're putting it off for another week. Trust us--next week's show is a "don't miss", and it's by far the most disturbing show we've done. Instead, th...

Molecular virologist Dr. Henry L. Niman is the founder and president of Recombinomics, Inc., and he tracks emerging diseases around the globe. Dr. Niman described for us the chain of events in an unusual story from South Korea, where a strain of flu virus created in a lab 65 years ago had turned up in sick and dying pigs. The World Health Organization responded with press releases denying that the...

Another potpourri of news from around the world. Top stories for us this week are the release of the new video game Bully, which rewards players for beating up bullies at a private school and in so doing becoming a bully, and an unconfirmed report out of Argentina that George W. Bush has purchased a 90,000+ acre ranch on one of the world's largest fresh water aquifers. A retirement home for the pr...