Captain Jack, the late night voice of darkness, first made his claim to the world of the Paranormal on Oct 31st 1992. Broadcasting from the top of the Jones Building in downtown Milwaukee. The show soon caught the attention of the Communications professor Larry Soley from Marquette University who wrote a story about Captain Jack in the very popular newspaper “The Sheppard Express”. Paranormal Radio soon became one of the hottest local late night talk radio programs in Milwaukee and Chicago. If you want to take a mysterious journey, sit back, turn down the lights, turn up the volume and your mind and set sail in to the stormy sea of the unknown with Captain Jack
Jim Berkland is a maverick geologist who worked many years for the U.S. Geological Survey. He was the first County Geologist for Santa Clara County in Northern California. Many of Berkland’s theories based on tides, moons, strange animal behavior, and magnetic field changes were factors in the “World Series Quake” (which he predicted and coined) and in the great Indian Ocean quake-tsunami disaster on Dec. 26, 2004.
He is popular guest in many network news programs and talk shows on the subject of earthquake prediction. He resides in Glen Ellen, California. www.syzygyjob.com Cal Orey is a veteran author-intuitive. Twenty years ago, she wrote about unconventional methods for predicting earthquakes. Now the media points out the “earthquake sensitive” is using them herself. Orey and her canine companions, Simon, Seth and cat Kerouac, who are seismically sensitive, have predicted accurate earthquake “hits” in both Northern and Southern California, and even Japan.
Cal Orey is the author of several books, including 202 Pets’ Peeves, and The Man Who Predicts Earthquakes: Jim Berkland, Maverick Geologist—How His Quake Warnings Can Save Lives; The Healing Powers of Vinegar: Revised, and Updated; The Healing Powers Of Olive Oil and the soon to be released book, SuperSensitives. She lives in South Lake Tahoe. www.CalOrey.comFile Download (180:00 min / 76 MB)
Jim Berkland is a maverick geologist who worked many years for the U.S. Geological Survey. He was the first County Geologist for Santa Clara County in Northern California. Many of Berkland’s theories based on tides, moons, strange animal behavior, and magnetic field changes were factors in the “World Series Quake” (which he predicted and coined) and in the great Indian Ocean quake-tsunami disaster on Dec. 26, 2004.
He is popular guest in many network news programs and talk shows on the subject of earthquake prediction. He resides in Glen Ellen, California. www.syzygyjob.com Cal Orey is a veteran author-intuitive. Twenty years ago, she wrote about unconventional methods for predicting earthquakes. Now the media points out the “earthquake sensitive” is using them herself. Orey and her canine companions, Simon, Seth and cat Kerouac, who are seismically sensitive, have predicted accurate earthquake “hits” in both Northern and Southern California, and even Japan.
Cal Orey is the author of several books, including 202 Pets’ Peeves, and The Man Who Predicts Earthquakes: Jim Berkland, Maverick Geologist—How His Quake Warnings Can Save Lives; The Healing Powers of Vinegar: Revised, and Updated; The Healing Powers Of Olive Oil and the soon to be released book, SuperSensitives. She lives in South Lake Tahoe. www.CalOrey.comFile Download (180:00 min / 76 MB)
Michael Schratt (military aerospace historian) has lectured across the country on the subject of “Mystery Aircraft”, and classified propulsion systems buried deep within the military industrial complex. A recent guest speaker at the “OSHKOSH” AirVenture 2006/2007 event, (the world’s largest air show), Michael has developed a number of contacts who have had first hand experience dealing with classified “black programs”, including former USAF pilots, retired Naval personnel and aerospace engineers who have maintained a TOP SECRET Q “MAJIC” clearance. A private pilot and military aerospace historian, he currently works as an aerospace draftsman near Chicago.File Download (180:00 min / 76 MB)
