Midnight In The Desert

[Nobody]

The guest said that he most certainly isn't dead but Heather disagreed and said that she had read it on the internet so he must be dead. Finally she conceded that she might be wrong.

After the John Titor disaster in late March (when Heather admitted on the air that her "show prep" consisted of reading material that the guest provided, as opposed to her doing actual independent fact-checking), I don't think I am the only chap who is extremely wary of placing any confidence whatever in anything Heather says.

[Roswells, Art]

I ended up listening to hour three last night. The guest went down an excruciatingly meandering path when answering any questions but I actually liked the hour I heard. It was interesting, strange and mellow.

[trostol]

You guys missed a classic Heather Wade show last night. She told the guest that his associate is dead. The guest said that he most certainly isn't dead but Heather disagreed and said that she had read it on the internet so he must be dead. Finally she conceded that she might be wrong. I tuned out after that but I took a look at #dmtalk and see that she brought it up again later and referenced the Mandela Effect.

isn't she the one that said you can't believe everything on the internet? lol

[effluenza]

You guys missed a classic Heather Wade show last night. She told the guest that his associate is dead. The guest said that he most certainly isn't dead but Heather disagreed and said that she had read it on the internet so he must be dead. Finally she conceded that she might be wrong. I tuned out after that but I took a look at #dmtalk and see that she brought it up again later and referenced the Mandela Effect.

Heather has turned into everything she would have hated.

[albrecht]

isn't she the one that said you can't believe everything on the internet? lol

I find it ironic that Heather has really taken up with the Norry method (frantically look stuff up on wikipedia and the internet to 'impress' the guest or caller with your knowledge, which can turn out to be wrong, unverified, etc.) Girl Norry, indeed.

[effluenza]

I find it ironic that Heather has really taken up with the Norry method (frantically look stuff up on wikipedia and the internet to 'impress' the guest or caller with your knowledge, which can turn out to be wrong, unverified, etc.) Girl Norry, indeed.

She's not just a Noory clone but she's Art's mouthpiece. I can't believe she was a Trump supporter prior to this gig. She would have HATED Trump. Now she's his biggest fan.

[albrecht]

She's not just a Noory clone but she's Art's mouthpiece. I can't believe she was a Trump supporter prior to this gig. She would have HATED Trump. Now she's his biggest fan.

She even expressed negative comments about Trump and expressed support for Bernie (as I recall) early on but once Art started making pro-Trump statements she became a Trumpster (despite her saying how she doesn't follow or like politics. Hint: if you have no interest and 'not follow' than quit the political talk all together. It is not like one finds it hard to find a political or news show!)
ps: I know from history that Art can be all over the political map on occasion. Though nothing wrong with changing opinions as facts are known or discovered but sometimes I wonder if some of his expressed opinions (for Newt, for Obama, and now for Trump) are just a way of trolling, riling up people to get callers, or even just messing with people (like RCH.)

[bateman]

She told the guest that his associate is dead. The guest said that he most certainly isn't dead but Heather disagreed and said that she had read it on the internet so he must be dead.

[trostol]

You guys missed a classic Heather Wade show last night. She told the guest that his associate is dead. The guest said that he most certainly isn't dead but Heather disagreed and said that she had read it on the internet so he must be dead. Finally she conceded that she might be wrong. I tuned out after that but I took a look at #dmtalk and see that she brought it up again later and referenced the Mandela Effect.

lol so she disagreed with the guest about someone he knows being dead or not...wow

[Daggit]

lol so she disagreed with the guest about someone he knows being dead or not...wow

That's a clear sign of someone who is losing touch with reality. The 5 hour show, the stress of producing and hosting, the shocking reviews, the hatred of Art Bell fans, the abandonment of her online friends/community must be really getting to her.

[Nobody]

(despite her saying how she doesn't follow or like politics. Hint: if you have no interest and 'not follow' than quit the political talk all together. It is not like one finds it hard to find a political or news show!)

Sadly, now that Heather has 5 hours to fill, you can pretty much count on politics being a staple of discussion. 

Between Heather's own rank ignorance and her all-too-obvious begging listeners to call in so they can give opinions that no one wants to hear solely in order to help fill in the time, I am almost* embarrassed for her. 






*Almost, but not quite.

[trostol]

That's a clear sign of someone who is losing touch with reality. The 5 hour show, the stress of producing and hosting, the shocking reviews, the hatred of Art Bell fans, the abandonment of her online friends/community must be really getting to her.

could totally see it breaking down to this

https://youtu.be/hnTmBjk-M0c

[Nobody]

That's a clear sign of someone who is losing touch with reality. The 5 hour show, the stress of producing and hosting,

I don't know exactly how long it has been the case (anyone?), but I was led to understand that Martin Willis has been Heather's producer for some time now. 

[Nobody]

could totally see it breaking down to this

https://youtu.be/hnTmBjk-M0c

That would never happen on Heather's show because the argument clinic is both funny and clever, two things Heather will never be.

[SixWeekTenure(tm)]

She told the guest that his associate is dead. The guest said that he most certainly isn't dead but Heather disagreed and said that she had read it on the internet so he must be dead.

[Firefighter]

"I read it on the internet, so it must be true" - has to be one of the biggest joke lines since the inception of the World Wide Web....to hear Heather use that statement as proof of anything is just foolish

[jazmunda]

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[henge0stone]

Heather had so many good suggestions, like a co host, making the show hers, stop sounding like Art Bell, more show prep but she ignored them all. When she admitted she is high when she does the show it all kinda made sense. Some people are better on it but she just sounds like a spaced out hippi who randomly gets pissed here and there at callers. If she wasn't trying to copy Art Bell maybe it would be amusing to hear this high girl on air trying to do a show.

[trostol]

Heather had so many good suggestions, like a co host, making the show hers, stop sounding like Art Bell, more show prep but she ignored them all. When she admitted she is high when she does the show it all kinda made sense. Some people are better on it but she just sounds like a spaced out hippi who randomly gets pissed here and there at callers. If she wasn't trying to copy Art Bell maybe it would be amusing to hear this high girl on air trying to do a show.

lol when did she admit that?

[Walks_At_Night]

lol when did she admit that?

Exactly - WTH?

[henge0stone]

lol when did she admit that?

It was a while ago I can't remember. I only listened a few times before I have to turn it off.

[mikuthing01]

I don't listen regularly but i do remember her being drunk once, i would have liked to hear her high though. 

[Darth Pikachu]

Evening, morning all

[starrmtn001]

Another great show for tonight.

Wed Jun 1 â€" Scott Stevens â€" Chemtrails & Weather Wars
POSTED ON JUNE 1, 2016
Scott Stevens is an award winning television weatherman who, a decade ago, began investigating the claims of Lt. Col Tom Bearden that North America was being subjected to full time weather modification. During the course of that personal investigation he was the first to discover the primary reason (that of daily weather and by default climate engineering) for the now global chemtrail phenomena.

During Scott’s two decade television career he worked in Topeka Kansas, Omaha Nebraska, Tulsa Oklahoma, Albany New York and Pocatello Idaho.

Scott now makes his home in Southern Colorado where he continues his research and is a principle with Blue Water Alchemy.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtvX4S0-Orw

[starrmtn001]

Evening, morning all

Greetings Pikachu!

[Darth Pikachu]

Greeting Star! How are things?

[aldousburbank]

It was a while ago I can't remember. I only listened a few times before I have to turn it off.

Bonk

[starrmtn001]

Greeting Star! How are things?

Pretty good, thank you.  How about you?

[Darth Pikachu]

Or maybe she was rolling around on the forest floor and ran into some poison ivy/sumak.

[Darth Pikachu]

Good. Thanks. It's 1 pm here in Seoul.