Spooky Southcoast

June 19, 2010: Our tongues are planted firmly in our cheeks the entire night as we speak with Peter Fenton, the "representative" for Ask Doc Paranormal. We discuss Peter's days writing for the National Enquirer as well as the state of the paranormal field today, through Doc Paranormal's skewed view.

June 12, 2010: We are joined by Eric Gein of SerialKillersInk.net and William Harder of MurderAuction.com to discuss the possible legislation that would ban the sale of "murderabilia." Then, later in the show, we are joined by artist Jason Mayoh to discuss the upcoming Rocky Point exhibit at the Warwick Museum of Art.

June 5, 2010: Dee Gragg joins us to talk about a New Mexico UFO landing as well as the inside story on alien abductions and crop circles. We also play his "Crop Circle Song" that you'll have to hear for yourself!

May 29, 2010: Christopher Balzano joins us for another patented "Balzano Breakdown," this time on the myths and mythos of "LOST."

Matt Moniz sits in the big chair while Tim is off covering the Celtics, and Andrew Lake is in-studio as well as they welcome paranormal investigator and illustrator Terri J. Garofalo.

"Spooky Southcoast" for May 8, 2010: Guests: Dr. Jeff Tiel, Mike Byrne, Josh Risner, Sarah Delaney, Douglas Jessup, Christopher Balzano. We discuss the idea of teaching the paranormal with Dr. Jeff Tiel, who offered a metaphysics course at Ashland University that served as a survey on the paranormal. Throughout the show, we are joined by his students to find out what they learned.

"Spooky Southcoast" for April 24, 2010. Guest: Christopher Balzano. Chris joins us for a "Balzano Breakdown" of Freddy Kruger and the Boogeyman mythos, as we discuss the new "Nightmare on Elm Street" film.

"Spooky Southcoast" for May 1, 2010. The Spooky Crew kicks around a number of paranormal topics, including the Loch Ness Monster conspiracy, Stephen Hawking's "revelation" of life on other planets and the science conference that dis-invited Nobel prize-winning physicist Brian Josephson because of his pursuit of the paranormal.

"Spooky Southcoast" for April 4, 2010. Guest: Mike Markowicz. Our go-to EVP guy joins us to promote his new book "EVP: Massachusetts' Ghostly Voices." We talk about his approach to EVP collection, where it all comes from, what equipment he uses and of course, we play some of Mike's best captures.

"Spooky Southcoast" for April 10, 2010. Guests: Rev. Clarissa Vasquez, Christopher Balzano. Rev. Vasquez joins us to discuss whether or not the paranormal can be considered true "science," with Chris joining in the discussion as well. In the first hour, we discuss the "Rock Me Amadeus" fundraiser and how we did. Here's a hint: P. Diddy has no plans of making this band!

"Spooky Southcoast" for March 27, 2010. Guest host: Andrew Lake. Guests: Professor Julianne Jennings, John Poniske. With all the controversy surrounding a proposed King Philip's War board game and the Native American protests over it, we speak with Prof. Jennings of the RIC anthropology department, an authority on Native affairs, as well as game designer John Poniske.

"Spooky Southcoast" for March 20, 2010. Guest: Robert Murch. We discuss the history of talking boards, including the ubiquitous Ouija board, with historian and collector Robert Murch. Murch also tells us the story of William Fuld, the man who made Ouija famous.

"Spooky Southcoast" for March 13, 2010. Guest: Laura Magdalene Eisenhower. Laura, the great-granddaughter of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, talks with us about a variety of topics. She tells us of how she was targeted by a New World Order for her role in bringing about a new consciousness, and how they tried to silence her by sending her to a secret alien colony on Mars.

"Spooky Southcoast" for March 6, 2010. Guest: Carl Johnson. Carl joins us to talk about the legendary horror and sci fi writer H.P. Lovecraft, Slater Mill and many other topics. Twin brother Keith Johnson joins in during the second half of the program as well.

"Spooky Southcoast" for February 20, 2010. Guest host: Linda Lynch. At Linda's suggestion, we begrudgingly agree to let the tables be turned on us and Linda interviews the Spooky Crew. She finds out how the show came about, what got us started in the paranormal field, and other tidbits.

"Spooky Southcoast" for February 13, 2010. Christopher Balzano joins us to analyze the relationship between religion and the paranormal.

"Spooky Southcoast" for February 6, 2010. On the eve of the 46th anniversary of The Beatles' arrival in America, we talk with Joe Niezgoda, author of "The Lennon Prophecy." Did John Lennon sell his soul to the Devil to reach untold fame? Did Ol' Scratch come to collect through the guise of Mark David Chapman? And are there clues in The Beatles' music?

"Spooky Southcoast" for January 30, 2010. Guest: Alexandra Bruce. We're joined by the author of "2012: Science or Superstition," Alexandra Bruce, who helps us make sense of why so many believe some sort of earth-changing event is going to occur on Dec. 21, 2012. Why should we take heed of predictions made by the Mayan people ages ago, and what exactly did they predict? Alexandra has the answers.

"Spooky Southcoast" for January 23, 2010. Guests: Keith Johnson, Diana Smith. In recognition of our fourth anniversary, we're joined by first-ever guest Keith Johnson to talk about his new book, Paranormal Realities. Then, Diana Smith from the Believe It Tour checks in about an event in RI this Valentine's Day.

"Spooky Southcoast" for January 17, 2010. We're joined by Stephen Bassett of the Paradigm Research Group, as he takes us through a look back at 2009 in exopolitics, and discusses whether or not UFO disclosure is a possibility in 2010.

"Spooky Southcoast" for January 2, 2010. Guests: Aaron C. Hanson, Christopher Balzano. Psychic and remote viewer Aaron C. Hanson joins us to discuss what's in store in 2010, including a prediction about a possible terror attack in a tunnel of a major US city. Later, Chris Balzano joins us for another "Balzano Breakdown," about predicting and the business of predictions.

"Spooky Southcoast" for December 26, 2009. Guest: Tom D'Agostino. We talk with Tom about his latest work and his other books on New England haunts. Later in the show, we play a 911 tape from a Bigfoot sighting in San Antonio, TX and Matt Moniz discusses the UFO that hovered over Moscow in early December.

"Spooky Southcoast" for December 12, 2009. Guest: Jim Marrs. Longtime "SSC" favorite and one of Tim's personal idols, Jim Marrs, joins us once again. This time, he's talking about his first-ever novel. "The Sisterhood of the Rose," and we discuss the Nazis' obsession with acquiring occult objects and the power they hold. Later in the show, we dip into the 9/11 conspiracy theories and more.

"Spooky Southcoast" for December 5, 2009. Guest: John Lucas. While other healers may treat what ails you, John says he goes "Beyond Healing" by deleting the frequencies that cause pain, whether it be physical, mental or emotional. Later in the show, John gives us examples of his work and takes calls from the listening audience.

"Spooky Southcoast" for November 28, 2009. Guest: Raymond Wiley. After some general discussion in the first hour, including talk about whether or not sabotage from the future shut down the large Hedron collider, we're joined by Raymond Wiley of The Disinformation Company to talk conspiracy theories.