Midnight In The Desert

[Juan Cena]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

See everyone in my thread in 19 minutes.

H8ER

[pate]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

See everyone in my thread in 19.5 minutes.

FIFY.

D-U-M, that spells MOON HOAX, laws yes.

[Sandra Kristen]

H8ER

If you want people to hear your calls you should call Hoagie

[Richard Groyper]

oh baby

I have thoughts about doing this to Amy. Only when my pizza rolls is cooked. Gotta get the pizza rolls working. They are the key.

[pate]

If you want people to hear your calls you should call Hoagie

Yew arr speshul!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJDjb9CfmAs

Nice costume, dude!

Bonus vidya:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RI0i_tL-8aU

[Juan Cena]

If you want people to hear your calls you should call Hoagie

Too bad I got to stay on for a while and asked a couple of questions, including about possible Mothman connections (he said there weren't any)

[pate]

Too bad I got to stay on for a while and asked a couple of questions, including about possible Mothman connections (he said there weren't any)

I verify

[Mind Flayer Monk]

That was a good show.

[Lilith]

You're unaware of tentacle porn?

No no, I think if I remember correctly, I was reacting to the enthusiasm with which Heather was describing how great the rest of the show was going to be after the break.
Sadly, I thnk I might have fallen asleep before the break ended.

[Drunkenyoyomaster]

I have a tendency to feel sorry for her sometimes, because I honestly get the impression that she is not very smart.  She seems to parrot sheeple memes, and tries to make them sound like her own unique insights by adding lots of awkward laughter, and delivering them with lilting, sing-song sentences. Ultimately, I decided not to feel sorry for her, since she said it was her dream, and I have to take that to include all the public reactions that being a public figure will include.

There is one way I can enjoy listening to her, and that is as a comedy, even if that is not the intent of the show.

Harsh! But true. Kinda. I listen every night and like it sometimes. It's more a continuation of the Art Bell universe more than anything. I was definitely in the "I hope Art comes back" camp for awhile. Heather is good sometimes but what gets on my nerves is the..As you said, lack of intelligence, and how she just so happens to have experienced like every single paranormal thing ever. That's either B.S. Or she's that lucky (unlucky?). She is at about 50% listenable/cringy for me at this point.

[CornyCrow]

Harsh! But true. Kinda. I listen every night and like it sometimes. It's more a continuation of the Art Bell universe more than anything. I was definitely in the "I hope Art comes back" camp for awhile. Heather is good sometimes but what gets on my nerves is the..As you said, lack of intelligence, and how she just so happens to have experienced like every single paranormal thing ever. That's either B.S. Or she's that lucky (unlucky?). She is at about 50% listenable/cringy for me at this point.

I've never listened to her.  I made some attempt last night but the line kept dropping.
I used to be part of a small group of people that shared a common interest in the paranormal.  It is strange, but there were some of us who had a good variety of paranormal experiences and others who had none.  I don't think a person would have much advantage in lying about such things.  Drugs probably helped some.

[Epaphroditus]

Harsh! But true. Kinda. I listen every night and like it sometimes. It's more a continuation of the Art Bell universe more than anything. I was definitely in the "I hope Art comes back" camp for awhile. Heather is good sometimes but what gets on my nerves is the..As you said, lack of intelligence, and how she just so happens to have experienced like every single paranormal thing ever. That's either B.S. Or she's that lucky (unlucky?). She is at about 50% listenable/cringy for me at this point.

The bolded proves we have separate experiences , Heather has mentioned numerous times that she has never seen a ufo , gray, reptilian, and disavows most conspiracy theorists etc. etc.

I turn the show off at times but only  because of guests who simply repeat  and heather is stuck trying to pick up the pace , I would love for her to shred the guest list and bring on completely new people that nobody has interviewed .

[zeebo]

...I would love for her to shred the guest list and bring on completely new people that nobody has interviewed .

Check out Amy's show sometime.  She's doing a pretty good job of bringing in some new voices.

[Firefighter]

Just went to the MITD site to check the guest for tonite and for the first time noticed that it lists how many times that page has been visited and at the time of this posting a staggering 399 views have taken place (and that's not taking into consideration the same person may have viewed more than once)....I've been wondering or trying to find out the average number of listeners of the show and never have...if the number of views to the nights guest is any indication of it then how is this show still on the air...and I don't say that to be mean or say Heather sucks...seriously an international radio show and 2hrs before it airs only 399 people have checked to see who the guest is...to further this point it has a comment section to talk about the future guest and people love to comment or troll or type nonsense and there are 3...3 people have left a comment for tonight's show, I've seen more comments on the local news of the most boring of topics...am I way off here by gauging the shows number of listners from the examples listed above

[god of thunder]

Hi all, I'm the new guy here; just posted in the new members thread.

It's interesting to see how few people viewed the MITD site; as pointed out by Firefighter, to check the guest for tonight's show.
I did a quick Google search on tonight's guest; William Jevning, a Bigfoot researcher. He didn't seem to make it into the top 100 Bigfoot researchers list.
Apparently, he has written 3 books. I'm wondering how influential he is in this field?

Can the show; in it's present form, attract "A LIST" guests? Or will it get the b listers?

It would be great to hear from guests such as: Robert Bauval, William Henry, David Icke, etc.

[GravitySucks]

Hi all, I'm the new guy here; just posted in the new members thread.

It's interesting to see how few people viewed the MITD site; as pointed out by Firefighter, to check the guest for tonight's show.
I did a quick Google search on tonight's guest; William Jevning, a Bigfoot researcher. He didn't seem to make it into the top 100 Bigfoot researchers list.
Apparently, he has written 3 books. I'm wondering how influential he is in this field?

Can the show; in it's present form, attract "A LIST" guests? Or will it get the b listers?

It would be great to hear from guests such as: Robert Bauval, William Henry, David Icke, etc.

Stanton Friedman is scheduled for Monday. Some guests are better than others. Send your guest suggestions into the show. The website has an email address to use.

I don't think the number on the website is any indicator. There are facebook groups that share the info. I very seldom check the website.

[Lilith]

I love bedtime stories!

[Dr. MD MD]

Isn't it pretty much acknowledged now that hypnotic regressions = guided, implanted memories? 

[GravitySucks]

Isn't it pretty much acknowledged now that hypnotic regressions = guided, implanted memories? 

Seems to me that regression it's looking for abductions find them. Ones looking for past lives find them.

[GravitySucks]

Kind of surprising she is telling a Sasquatch story before the Sasquatch guest comes on.

[Sandra Kristen]

Hi all, I'm the new guy here; just posted in the new members thread.

It's interesting to see how few people viewed the MITD site; as pointed out by Firefighter, to check the guest for tonight's show.
I did a quick Google search on tonight's guest; William Jevning, a Bigfoot researcher. He didn't seem to make it into the top 100 Bigfoot researchers list.
Apparently, he has written 3 books. I'm wondering how influential he is in this field?

Can the show; in it's present form, attract "A LIST" guests? Or will it get the b listers?

It would be great to hear from guests such as: Robert Bauval, William Henry, David Icke, etc.

1. Welcome! Post moderately often!

2. No one listens to MITD

3. The real party is in my thread, the Other Side of Midnight with Richard C. Hoagland which comes on at midnight Pacific time. You should join us. It's wacky, it's crazy and a good time to be had by all. I am Queen of the thread and have a ridiculously long title.

4. Big Foot doesn't exist.

[Epaphroditus]

Hi all, I'm the new guy here; just posted in the new members thread.

It's interesting to see how few people viewed the MITD site; as pointed out by Firefighter, to check the guest for tonight's show.
I did a quick Google search on tonight's guest; William Jevning, a Bigfoot researcher. He didn't seem to make it into the top 100 Bigfoot researchers list.
Apparently, he has written 3 books. I'm wondering how influential he is in this field?

Can the show; in it's present form, attract "A LIST" guests? Or will it get the b listers?

It would be great to hear from guests such as: Robert Bauval, William Henry, David Icke, etc.

No thanks.

[god of thunder]

Kind of surprising she is telling a Sasquatch story before the Sasquatch guest comes on.

Am I mistaken, or has the host on other occasions had life experiences related to the guest's area of expertise?


Thank you Empress! I try to stay up for Hoagland, but I tend to fall asleep.

[Zenman]

Hi all, I'm the new guy here; just posted in the new members thread.

It's interesting to see how few people viewed the MITD site; as pointed out by Firefighter, to check the guest for tonight's show.
I did a quick Google search on tonight's guest; William Jevning, a Bigfoot researcher. He didn't seem to make it into the top 100 Bigfoot researchers list.
Apparently, he has written 3 books. I'm wondering how influential he is in this field?

Can the show; in it's present form, attract "A LIST" guests? Or will it get the b listers?

It would be great to hear from guests such as: Robert Bauval, William Henry, David Icke, etc.

I don't mind a fresh sampling of the lesser known guests. A lot of the bigger name ones I've heard so many times that they're a little boring sometimes to be honest. Sometimes the lessers are a little more exciting since you don't know exactly what you're gonna get. Pleasantly surprised sometimes. Living dangerously tho I guess.

[Dr. MD MD]

Bigfoot?!  :

I should've read the show page first. Everyone knows that they're really wookies and that Star Wars is a history documentary.   

[GravitySucks]

Bigfoot?!  :

I should've read the show page first. Everyone knows that they're really wookies and that Star Wars is a history documentary.   

You listen to Hoagland way too much.

[Sandra Kristen]

Bigfoot?!  :

I should've read the show page first. Everyone knows that they're really wookies and that Star Wars is a history documentary.   

[god of thunder]

I don't mind a fresh sampling of the lesser known guests. A lot of the bigger name ones I've heard so many times that they're a little boring sometimes to be honest. Sometimes the lessers are a little more exciting since you don't know exactly what you're gonna get. Pleasantly surprised sometimes. Living dangerously tho I guess.

Hi Zenman! I agree, lesser known guests can be pleasantly surprising at times.

I was just wondering; with the show in it's present form, if the well known guests would be willing to come on.

[GravitySucks]

Hi Zenman! I agree, lesser known guests can be pleasantly surprising at times.

I was just wondering; with the show in it's present form, if the well known guests would be willing to come on.

I think it depends on where the guest is located. If they live on the east coast, they have to be willing to be interviewed between 12:30-3:00 am. Not sure how many people are willing to sign up for that unless they are pushing a new book.

[GravitySucks]

I've never heard a Bigfoot story from Antartica