Michio Kaku on tonight's show

[Coastin]

Art Bell's interviews with Kaku are some of my favorite all time shows. Not sure how it is going to turn out with GN. I will likely listen to this show, but not sure if I'll be able to make it through the whole thing.

I am sure it will be one canned question after another the entire show, without the depth that makes the show interesting with Art.

Coastin

[Shirleypal]

Strange that Kaku is going to on Coast tonight since Art is on this Friday, strange indeed, I won't be listening, I follow Kaku very closely and sure he isn't going to say anything new tonight.

[rumike]

Not sure how it is going to turn out with GN.

I can only imagine.

Kaku: "So the further you look out into space, the more distantly you're looking back into time."

Noory: "That's so true. Hey, do you think that it could just be angelic beings who are showing us pictures of what the universe looked like back in time?"

Kaku (being polite): "Well, there's no way we can rule that out."

Noory: "I think so too."

[Shirleypal]

I can only imagine.

Kaku: "So the further you look out into space, the more distantly you're looking back into time."

Noory: "That's so true. Hey, do you think that it could just be angelic beings who are showing us pictures of what the universe looked like back in time?"

Kaku (being polite): "Well, there's no way we can rule that out."

Noory: "I think so too."

Thanks for letting me know what I am not missing.

[badspell]

Kaku without Art?

That could be interesting or nooooot.

Funny Rumike…. I will listen out of curiosity myself

[joequinn]

Rumike, your post was very nasty! I am so envious that I did not write it myself...

[Psychicwolf]

Rumike, your post was very nasty! I am so envious that I did not write it myself...

I agree...brilliant and I am afraid all too true.
I am going to have to listen out of morbid curiosity to see just how bad it gets.

[joequinn]

Noory is such an egomaniac that he has to take on Art Bell on Art's own ground and do better than he! What a joke!

Dr. Kaku is a national treasure, a man who not only has thorough knowledge of his subject but who is supremely gifted in communicating its essence clearly and simply. But, for all of Dr. Kaku's skill and enthusiasm, the message of science still depresses me. The whole thing is such a bummer, once you brush aside the bells and whistles and fireworks. Science is quite a scam, as a matter of fact: it never gives you all the goodies that it claims that it will give you. And only a Dr. Kaku or a Discovery Channel special can get me interested enough in science to listen.

[starbrite]

Here is my suggestion for the show tonite. Let's pretend that this is a show and interview that Art Bell would do? What kind of questions would Art ask? If you know the answer, post a page of questions. Then, all is well. No prep work has to be done. They can just lift the interview from the Fantastic Forum website. You can drink a shot or two, distort the radio volume some, maybe half tune out the channel, and then dream that it is actually Art Bell. This is the best solution I can come up with brainstorming in ten seconds.

[badspell]

Noory is such an egomaniac that he has to take on Art Bell on Art's own ground and do better than he! What a joke!

Dr. Kaku is a national treasure, a man who not only has thorough knowledge of his subject but who is supremely gifted in communicating its essence clearly and simply. But, for all of Dr. Kaku's skill and enthusiasm, the message of science still depresses me. The whole thing is such a bummer, once you brush aside the bells and whistles and fireworks. Science is quite a scam, as a matter of fact: it never gives you all the goodies that it claims that it will give you. And only a Dr. Kaku or a Discovery Channel special can get me interested enough in science to listen.

Talk about the intersection of sarcasm and truth.

Dr. Kaku is my favorite guests. Definitely will give a listen.

The use and understanding of the word bummer my friend dates us.

[Moondog]

I can only imagine.

Kaku: "So the further you look out into space, the more distantly you're looking back into time."

Noory: "That's so true. Hey, do you think that it could just be angelic beings who are showing us pictures of what the universe looked like back in time?"

Kaku (being polite): "Well, there's no way we can rule that out."

Noory: "I think so too."

lmao


Kaku is amazing. it is strange Art isnt interviewing him.

[Linnea]

Perhaps the show will have an 'Earth Day' theme. If so - prepare to be horrified on that basis alone.

I fondly recall Art's questions to Kaku regarding the dark matter all around the Blue Planet - and the relative 'nearness' of the wandering blackholes in our galaxy. The tone of barely hidden anxiety in Art's voice... LoL ... while Kaku rolls out the possible doom scenarios in such a glib and friendly manner...

Yah. Think I will listen. Just for Michio Kaku.


He'll have his unique way of dealing with GN.

[Moondog]

i bet 50 cents they discuss reincarnation... J/k about the 50 cents i am broke.

[Kaztronic]

Gosh, this show tonight is pretty awful.

Half the time Noory asks a question or makes a comment, Michio Kaku almost gives a little chuckle - as if to say: "are you kidding me?"

Noory, is as expected, out of his league.

[wcstflyer]

When I first read saw that Dr. Michio Kaku was going to be interviewed by George my heart was in my throat. To anyone familiar with George Noory it's like asking actor Leslie Nielsen as Lt. Frank Drebin (Naked Gun) to perform neurosurgery. Art Bell has a foundation and a mind for science, George has a mind for conservative politics with a minor in finance. I was sure this would be a disaster.

Thankfully with Dr. Kaku all one has to do is put the show on autopilot and let Kaku carry the ball. There were very small instances of dead air and it's very evident that physics and Max Planck weren't a strong point for George back in school, but thankfully he got through it.