Anyone listen to Coast To Coast AM?

[TheBluRayBandito]

Where are my fellow open minded weirdos?

Been listening to this show for 12-13 years. So much interesting stuff discussed.

[dr727]

I listened to it when I used to do all-night drives up the west coast for work. It was a perfect match for those endless dark highways. Sweet memories.

[TheBluRayBandito]

Originally Posted by dr727

I listened to it when I used to do all-night drives up the west coast for work. It was a perfect match for those endless dark highways. Sweet memories.

Yeah, I worked overnight before and got into from some co-workers. Chilling in my car listening to it during my lunch break. Now I try to catch it regularly.

[Dubstar]

I'm sure I have in the past; but I might have to find the archived podcasts of those episodes I've missed.

[AeroK]

WTF the irony. I was just posting about Coast to Coast AM in the urban legends thread. I can hear the bumper music in my head. I like both George and Art when he still did it.

[TheBluRayBandito]

Originally Posted by AeroK

WTF the irony. I was just posting about Coast to Coast AM in the urban legends thread. I can hear the bumper music in my head. I like both George and Art when he still did it.

Giorgio Moroder - Chase (Casablanca Records 1978) - YouTube

[oildude]

Oh wow.....I have many happy memories of listening to this in the late 1990s early 2000s when Art Bell did the program. I lived in Las Vegas and Washington State during that time period and did a lot of driving back and forth and to job locations in between. Interestingly, Art Bell would do his broadcasts from Pahrump, NV, just over the mountains outside of Las Vegas.

Many late night drives in the inky dark through the desert from LV to Boise or through Salt Lake City. Coast to Coast AM and lots of coffee made the trips a blast.

[hockeyshark91]

Stopped listening soon after Art Bell left. Would play alien Trilogy on my playstation while listening to the show. Bumper music used n the show triggers me in a good way when I hear it.

[TheBluRayBandito]

Originally Posted by hockeyshark91

Stopped listening soon after Art Bell left. Would play alien Trilogy on my playstation while listening to the show. Bumper music used n the show triggers me in a good way when I hear it.

Why did you stop? George Noory is good.

[hockeyshark91]

Originally Posted by TheBluRayBandito

Why did you stop? George Noory is good.

I did listen to Noory for the first year, but it wasn't the same. Yes, he was good, he's sill doing the show? Might have to listen in again.

[TheBluRayBandito]

Originally Posted by hockeyshark91

I did listen to Noory for the first year, but it wasn't the same. Yes, he was good, he's sill doing the show? Might have to listen in again.

I mean, nothing stays the same when a new person comes in.

Bell was before my time, but I’m sure I would have enjoyed him. I like the other hosts that do the show over the weekend.

[hockeyshark91]

Originally Posted by TheBluRayBandito

I mean, nothing stays the same when a new person comes in.

Bell was before my time, but I’m sure I would have enjoyed him. I like the other hosts that do the show over the weekend.

True, nothing ever stays the same, we movie on, which is what I did. Noory was an adequate replacement, but it was just time for me to move on by the end of his first year.

[TheBluRayBandito]

Originally Posted by hockeyshark91

True, nothing ever stays the same, we movie on, which is what I did. Noory was an adequate replacement, but it was just time for me to move on by the end of his first year.

I mean, I'm interested in all the stuff discussed on Coast, so as long as it stays that kind of format I'll always listen. Hosts don't matter to me.

But to each their own.

[Samus Aran]

I used to listen to it as a kid when I was going to sleep at night. It's like story time before bedtime. And now all those conspiracies and coverups are nothing compared to the ones people tout today which cause actual damage.

[hockeyshark91]

Originally Posted by Samus Aran

I used to listen to it as a kid when I was going to sleep at night. It's like story time before bedtime. And now all those conspiracies and coverups are nothing compared to the ones people tout today which cause actual damage.

You listened as a kid? I was in my early twenties and some of the stories they had freaked me out, had to sleep with the lights on.

[Samus Aran]

Originally Posted by hockeyshark91

You listened as a kid? I was in my early twenties and some of the stories they had freaked me out, had to sleep with the lights on.

The only one that really freaked me out was Y2K. I didn't know enough about it to know nothing was going to happen, but it felt more real than energy vampires, stargates and hollow earth civilizations. But even back then I knew that the stories the "deep state" government agents told about time travel, alien abductions, secret societies and black ops experiments were crap.

What I appreciated most about the Coast to Coast hosts were how they just let the guests and callers tell their story without trying to interject or talk over them like so many TV talk show hosts do today. And by letting them talk long enough, eventually they'd say something that would knock their own house of cards over.

[BJ Blazkowicz]

No but I do love paranormal/weird podcasts. Listen to:
Beyond Reality with JV Johnson
New Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove
That UFO Podcast
New England Legends
The Unexplained with Howard Hughes
Need to Know with Coulthart and Zabel