Fantastic Forum the Original Art Bell's Midnight in the Desert and Coast to Coast AM Forum

HI Linnea and OMG, I've got some time off this week so I'm up late.

Hello IvyQ, Shirleypal, OMG and tiffany. SOme Open Lines with Art for the first hour.

Hello and welcome to the Original Radio Room. Tonight, Art's guest will be Dr. Janis Amatuzio who is also known as the "compassionate coroner". They'll talk about the otherwordly events that occur around death.

Hi Pegasuss, good to be here. A special night to hear Art Bell. And all Open Lines for the rest of the show.

And thanks Joanie, we were okay. We were in a high ground-clearance van with taller, all-terrain tires. This can be very helpful when negotiating standing water in the streets. But deep water should be forded with caution; moving water should be avoided altogether.

Linnea, this is the recessed section (still under condtruction) at I-1O and Beltway 8; this is on Wednesday, two days after the flood rains. The clearance here ai 17 feet 7 inches and the water was about two to three feet below that.

Hi Lakesider & tiffany. On now with Art is Dr. Ray Spencer and climate change. I saw enough climate change this week to last me a couple of months.

Hello Janus, Shirleypal and IvyQ, good to be here.

And yes, once again the infamous Art Bell Filipino hate mail hoax is at it again: the Filipino Daily Inquirer printed the letter as a genuine story. Some things just won't go away.

Hello out there, and welcome to the Original Radio Room. Tonight, while George is out Art will sit for a Friday night. In the first part of the show, Art's guest will be Dr. Ray Charles and they'll discuss climate change. Then, the remainder of the show will be with those Open Lines.

HI pirates, sorry I couldn't be here last night, but I'm trying to settle into a new schedule.

"Data's Head"? Look more like this image if you ask me . . .

And finally, part of Banana Bend on the lower San Jacinto River. This is from the balcony of a friend's house; there's an island out there that's under water.

This is Clay Road in north Harris County. Several inches of standing water for about a mile.

Flags on Kirby Street standing straight out in heavy wind.

This is White Oaks Bayou, with I-1O through west downtown Houston.

Thank you, Shirleypal, and yes it was a rough day. We drove over 25O miles through hell today. I said before we started our courier runs, "if this day doesn't kill us, it'll definitely break our hearts." This is I-1O West (Katy Freeway) at Beltway 8. There's about 15 feet of water over thi...