Midnight In The Desert

[Chocolate coated jackboot]

you need knobs, some copper tape, a wallwart and an antenna

a steal at only $295

[akwilly]

It's been said before but that Davenport is one polite son of a b

[Chad Jacobs]

I've subscribed as a TT since July of 2015 when Art came back and before that paid for Sirius just for his show. I've held a C2C membership since the late 1990's and also listen to most of Dave Schrader's/Tim Dennis Darkness Radio show. Here's what I like about Heather Wade:
1.  She usually comes off as sincere. 
2.  She usually exhibits real interest in the subject matter. Contrast this with George N. who often seems to be detached to the point of distraction.
3. She often knows a good deal about the subject matter especially when it pertains primarily to the paranormal. Less so when it involves matters of politics and science.
4. I like the fact that she often asks followup questions that are relevant.  This is one of the things that G. N. often misses. If anything sometimes Heather will ask questions to the point she goes down a rabbit hole or will debate a point that is only tangential to the primary subject matter (as she did when conducting an interview supposedly about the Mandela effect, but which went on a 30 minute plus detour over whether or not we went to the moon).  The point is that you can tell at least she is passionate enough to followup on areas she finds fascinating or which she strongly disagrees.
5.  I find that now that Darkness Radio is no more she is my only reliable outlet for sometimes captivating live, paranormal radio.  George N. has gotten better, but he has way to many shows on alternative health stuff ect. .  Which paranormal shows do others here find that they like consistently better than Wade's (obviously Knapp, but twice a month is scant pickings)?

[21st Century Man]

I've subscribed as a TT since July of 2015 when Art came back and before that paid for Sirius just for his show. I've held a C2C membership since the late 1990's and also listen to most of Dave Schrader's/Tim Dennis Darkness Radio show. Here's what I like about Heather Wade:
1.  She usually comes off as sincere. 
2.  She usually exhibits real interest in the subject matter. Contrast this with George N. who often seems to be detached to the point of distraction.
3. She often knows a good deal about the subject matter especially when it pertains primarily to the paranormal. Less so when it involves matters of politics and science.
4. I like the fact that she often asks followup questions that are relevant.  This is one of the things that G. N. often misses. If anything sometimes Heather will ask questions to the point she goes down a rabbit hole or will debate a point that is only tangential to the primary subject matter (as she did when conducting an interview supposedly about the Mandela effect, but which went on a 30 minute plus detour over whether or not we went to the moon).  The point is that you can tell at least she is passionate enough to followup on areas she finds fascinating or which she strongly disagrees.
5.  I find that now that Darkness Radio is no more she is my only reliable outlet for sometimes captivating live, paranormal radio.  George N. has gotten better, but he has way to many shows on alternative health stuff ect. .  Which paranormal shows do others here find that they like consistently better than Wade's (obviously Knapp, but twice a month is scant pickings)?

Schrader and Dennis are continuing the Darkness gig over on podcastone starting next week, five nights a week.  It is scheduled as an hour and a half show with no commercial breaks.

[Juan]

I hear no sign of sNoory getting better over the 14-years.

[Nobody]

Here's what I like about Heather Wade:
1.  She usually comes off as sincere.

If you go back and review her history with BG, and how she treated the site once she decided she had no further use for it, you might find cause to change your opinion regarding her sincerity.

[MV/Liberace!]

1.  She usually comes off as sincere. 

heh heh

[Jackstar]

George N. has gotten better

pod-person detected

[Lilith]

I started to post a reply here, but I just can't do it with a straight face.

[Epaphroditus]

I've subscribed as a TT since July of 2015 when Art came back and before that paid for Sirius just for his show. I've held a C2C membership since the late 1990's and also listen to most of Dave Schrader's/Tim Dennis Darkness Radio show. Here's what I like about Heather Wade:
1.  She usually comes off as sincere. 
2.  She usually exhibits real interest in the subject matter. Contrast this with George N. who often seems to be detached to the point of distraction.
3. She often knows a good deal about the subject matter especially when it pertains primarily to the paranormal. Less so when it involves matters of politics and science.
4. I like the fact that she often asks followup questions that are relevant.  This is one of the things that G. N. often misses. If anything sometimes Heather will ask questions to the point she goes down a rabbit hole or will debate a point that is only tangential to the primary subject matter (as she did when conducting an interview supposedly about the Mandela effect, but which went on a 30 minute plus detour over whether or not we went to the moon).  The point is that you can tell at least she is passionate enough to followup on areas she finds fascinating or which she strongly disagrees.
5.  I find that now that Darkness Radio is no more she is my only reliable outlet for sometimes captivating live, paranormal radio.  George N. has gotten better, but he has way to many shows on alternative health stuff ect. .  Which paranormal shows do others here find that they like consistently better than Wade's (obviously Knapp, but twice a month is scant pickings)?

Sincere would be admitting she was an internet troll known as Redacted instead of pretending to bring the fire as she likes to say .

[Chad Jacobs]

I'm excited about the new Beyond Darkness podcast, BUT it is not live radio meaning no live callers and hence parashare (people calling with their supposed, actual paranormal stories) won't be part of the show. Also, the fact that I know little of Heather Wades history here probably helps me like her more. I know she was a member (as was Art), but that's about all. I tend to focus more on what people are doing now rather than what they did in the past. Give me Charles Manson hosting a compelling paranormal radio show and I will sing his praises as a radio host (hopefully he will still be broadcasting from a cell). Heather Wade delivers some fairly solid shows. Heck even GN delivers a good show now and then, but it generally takes a great guest like the Missing 411 guy.  Take Joshua Warren usually his shows turn into an extended "wishing machine" commercial, even my favorite host(s) Dennis and Schrader often seemed to wander into that territory with Warren.  However, Wade had a solid show mostly about the paranormal with Warren (although the Wishing machine still came up for quite a while). 

[Ciardelo]

I'm excited about the new Beyond Darkness podcast, BUT it is not live radio meaning no live callers and hence parashare (people calling with their supposed, actual paranormal stories) won't be part of the show. Also, the fact that I know little of Heather Wades history here probably helps me like her more. I know she was a member (as was Art), but that's about all. I tend to focus more on what people are doing now rather than what they did in the past. Give me Charles Manson hosting a compelling paranormal radio show and I will sing his praises as a radio host (hopefully he will still be broadcasting from a cell). Heather Wade delivers some fairly solid shows. Heck even GN delivers a good show now and then, but it generally takes a great guest like the Missing 411 guy.  Take Joshua Warren usually his shows turn into an extended "wishing machine" commercial, even my favorite host(s) Dennis and Schrader often seemed to wander into that territory with Warren.  However, Wade had a solid show mostly about the paranormal with Warren (although the Wishing machine still came up for quite a while).

:snort:

[Jackstar]

It would seem to me that "the paranormal" is codespeak for "stories idiots tell about harmless bullshit." Have I got that right?

Unless a poltergeist killed Kennedy and spread depleted uranium all over the landscape, I don't give a fuck.

[Nobody]

Also, the fact that I know little of Heather Wades history here probably helps me like her more. I know she was a member (as was Art), but that's about all. I tend to focus more on what people are doing now rather than what they did in the past.

I am sorry to hear that, as paying close attention to what someone has done in the past can, quite often, serve as an accurate guide to what you can expect from them in the present, thereby saving time and trouble.

Here, for example, is a post from someone who thought that the Wishful Thinking Machine was a complete joke in 2014:

I wonder if they'll talk about the wishing machine.

http://youtu.be/zTtVcUp7S6U

Hilarity.

http://bellgab.com/index.php/topic,3.msg304151.html#msg304151

Yet, strangely enough, this very same person is shilling for the Wishful Thinking Machine in 2017!  D'you see what I mean now?

(Perhaps that's not such a good example after all.)

Take Joshua Warren usually his shows turn into an extended "wishing machine" commercial, even my favorite host(s) Dennis and Schrader often seemed to wander into that territory with Warren.  However, Wade had a solid show mostly about the paranormal with Warren (although the Wishing machine still came up for quite a while).

The dubious wonderful advantages of owning a Wishful Thinking Machine will be brought up for quite some time to come, as Heather has decided that shilling for it over the course of a programme or two is simply not enough.  Henceforth, she will be mentioning it constantly over the next month, as MITD will hold a drawing for one on February 17th.

If you happen to be a fan of the Wishful Thinking Machine (and which of us is not?), your luck's in.

[trostol]

I've subscribed as a TT since July of 2015 when Art came back and before that paid for Sirius just for his show. I've held a C2C membership since the late 1990's and also listen to most of Dave Schrader's/Tim Dennis Darkness Radio show. Here's what I like about Heather Wade:
1.  She usually comes off as sincere. 
2.  She usually exhibits real interest in the subject matter. Contrast this with George N. who often seems to be detached to the point of distraction.
3. She often knows a good deal about the subject matter especially when it pertains primarily to the paranormal. Less so when it involves matters of politics and science.
4. I like the fact that she often asks followup questions that are relevant.  This is one of the things that G. N. often misses. If anything sometimes Heather will ask questions to the point she goes down a rabbit hole or will debate a point that is only tangential to the primary subject matter (as she did when conducting an interview supposedly about the Mandela effect, but which went on a 30 minute plus detour over whether or not we went to the moon).  The point is that you can tell at least she is passionate enough to followup on areas she finds fascinating or which she strongly disagrees.
5.  I find that now that Darkness Radio is no more she is my only reliable outlet for sometimes captivating live, paranormal radio.  George N. has gotten better, but he has way to many shows on alternative health stuff ect. .  Which paranormal shows do others here find that they like consistently better than Wade's (obviously Knapp, but twice a month is scant pickings)?

seriously...how much are you being paid? or are you ..really Art?

[JesusJuice]

the fact that I know little of Heather Wades history here probably helps me like her more.

Here's your complimentary copy of the Girl Noory faq:


http://pastebin.com/9BS5D3Sn

[Ciardelo]

I like Heather personally. As a host I always feel like she is relatively informed about the topic and usually she displays passion and interest as well.

Dude, she still isn't going to sleep with you.

Here's your complimentary copy of the Girl Noory faq:

http://pastebin.com/9BS5D3Sn

That's curiously complete for the chans. Did you people outsource it?

[Chad Jacobs]

Again, my main point is that if you are a fan and of paranormal talk radio not just podcasts. That it is a situation of slim pickings. Among those choices HW is perhaps the best. The wishing machine thing is a bit annoying but I understand the bills must be paid. The price for The Five on Fox News is Gold commercials and seemingly it's that wishing machine or paranormal dating for my radio shows of choice. People can only buy so many CC Crane radios.

[Ciardelo]

Again, my main point is that if you are a fan and of paranormal talk radio not just podcasts. That it is a situation of slim pickings. Among those choices HW is perhaps the best. The wishing machine thing is a bit annoying but I understand the bills must be paid. The price for The Five on Fox News is Gold commercials and seemingly it's that wishing machine or paranormal dating for my radio shows of choice. People can only buy so many CC Crane radios.

I THINK I'M BEGINNING TO SEE YOUR PROBLEM.

[Nobody]

The wishing machine thing is a bit annoying but I understand the bills must be paid.

Er, how does Heather shilling for the Wishful Thinking Machine help to pay the bills at MITD? 

Has the conman "alternative entrepreneur" responsible for the WTM suddenly started running (and paying for) commericials on MITD?  If so, that's news to me.

You might know something I do not, but unless I am missing something, Heather is helping J. "Pee" Warren pay his bills, not the other way around.

[JesusJuice]

I just tuned in. She said she doesn't care if anyone hates her, she's not quitting. If you hate her then you can quote "eat my dust". She said to call  in tonight if you hate her or hate Trump.

[Nobody]

She even has a special "things you hate" line and has asked people to call in "even if you hate me". 

I think the bucket has gone to the well too many times for that routine to work at this point.  :

[JesusJuice]

She's stealing Hoagland's ringing phone act now.

[Designx]

Sounds like she acquired Hoagland's telephone.

[trostol]

Again, my main point is that if you are a fan and of paranormal talk radio not just podcasts. That it is a situation of slim pickings. Among those choices HW is perhaps the best. The wishing machine thing is a bit annoying but I understand the bills must be paid. The price for The Five on Fox News is Gold commercials and seemingly it's that wishing machine or paranormal dating for my radio shows of choice. People can only buy so many CC Crane radios.

frankly..thats not saying much..and also..the whole paranormal thing is starting to play itself out now..there is only so much that is ever new..or ever...confirmed and the its the same people over and over on all the shows..and again..she is far from the best

[JesusJuice]

She has a contest tonight. The winner gets a wishing machine.

[MV/Liberace!]

She said she doesn't care if anyone hates her, she's not quitting.

among those who dislike her, i doubt there's much interest in whether or not she quits.  not sure why she assumes there is.

[bateman]

She has a contest tonight. The winner gets a wishing machine.

You're joking, right?

[JesusJuice]

You're joking, right?

No. First caller at the top of each hour gets entered into the contest.

[bateman]

No. First caller at the top of each hour gets entered into the contest.

Holy Christ.

Keith, do the right thing here. You have the power.