George Knapp - UFO Enigmas & Australian Cases - 4/17/16

[Riddick]

Date: Sunday - April 17, 2016
Host: George Knapp
Guests: Greg Bishop, Bill Chalker

UFO Enigmas & Australian Cases

Author and radio host Greg Bishop, who has been researching and writing about strange phenomena for over 25 years, joins George Knapp in the first half. He'll discuss various angles of the UFO enigma-- including the US government's involvement, historical perspectives, and his personal experiences with agents and military personnel. Followed by UFO researcher Bill Chalker, who'll talk about one of Australia's most remarkable UFO incidents. 50 years ago in Melbourne, more than 200 students and teachers witnessed an unexplained aerial object that was pursued by five other craft which circled the object.

[kbot]

Finally!!!!!!!! A host worth listening to on Coast. Trying to figure out who is worse: the ever-disappointing Noory, or, his seeming heir-apparent Jimmy Church.

[voguy]

Coast to Coast is still on the air?

[kbot]

Yup - with those staples - spiritualism, alternative health, Bigfoot/ Sasquatch, psychic mediums, "and those open lines......."

You're not missing much.

[voguy]

The last time I listened to open lines it could have been described as a freak show from the back woods of Appalachia. I've never heard so many disturbed people in one hour. But I guess that's what George wants. Freaks, vitamin infomercials, psychic mediums... it don't get no better.

[fos]

Anyone see where the Red Cross is auctioning off a dinner with George? Talk about a snooze. They must be desperate.

[Cherry Kelly]

Show last evening with Knapp and UFO information and discussion was very good!!

FINALLY a C2C worth listening to and we should all say - we want Knapp and not most of the others. THIS is what C2C was designed for...unique, unusual etc.

[Doka]

It was a very enjoyable listen, but of course I did my usual sound sleeping thing, and fell asleep on the last half.

[voguy]

I'll have to d/l the audio files and give a listen.

I sure wish it would get back to the way it was, rather than the lazy programming they put on now.