Coast To Coast AM

[Billy A. Anderson]

Does anybody here listen to the Coast to Coast radio show?

I used to listen to it on my car radio when travelling out of town travelling back home from work assignments that kept me up until the wee hours of the morning, and later, during some blue and sorrow times related to my eye surgery, when confined to my dungeon (about as bad as things are now with this Virus Panic), on a small portable radio which was in a broken audio tape player.

Well, eventually, the radio got broken, so it's probably been two years or so, since I've listed to Coast to Coast.

As with Comet TV, they have WAY TOO MANY commercials, but do have discussions on topics which interest me.

As Conspiriologists, George Noory is a good candidate to inherit the mantle of the late Robert Anton Wilson.

If you want a Conspiracy, just tune in to Coast to Coast AM, and Ya Got It.

I had a well-meaning cousin of mine to tell me "do not listen to Coast to Coast AM.  It is demonic."

Well, do you think I took my cousin's advice?

Shit no!

I kept listening to Coast to Coast AM until my radio got broken.

I know you can listen to Coast To Coast AM for free online, but you have got to install some kind of software that to me, just isnt' worth fooling with.

And, I dont' really want to buy a radio, either.

I occasionally do check out the Coast to Coast AM webpage to see what their recent, current and future topics are, but I just don't want to go to the trouble to get a new radio, or sit in my car in the wee hours of the morning to listen to the show on my car radio.

I'm not addicted to Coast to Coast AM radio any more than I am addicted to valium.

I only take the 5 mg tablets, and break them in half, and probably max 1 & 1/2 tablets a day, and almost never a whole tablet at one time.

I have skipped taking my valium for I don't know how long, and no withdrawal symptoms.

[Dr. Kobb]

I was tuning in on the twenty minute ride back home from work nights when working crappier hours.  It was fun to see what was going on in the conspirosphere, but I rarely turned it on to finish listening once I got home.  And, like you pointed out, an awful number of ads always interrupted the flow of the conversations. 

One of the last ones I listened to was about some sort of dark mirror room you could set up.  The idea was that presences from the "other side" could somehow enter this world if you arranged the room (and mirror) right.  Like the opposite of feng shui, sort of. 

[Deeky]

Yes, mirrors can definitely be used as portals to the spirit world. Got to be wary around them.

[Killer Goldfish]

May 16, 2020 22:28:43 GMT -5 Deeky said:

Yes, mirrors can definitely be used as portals to the spirit world. Got to be wary around them.

Just ask Alice. Or Sadako!