Gerard Aartsen is an author who has been a student of the Ageless Wisdom for more than three decades. His research of the teachings of the Masters of Wisdom resulted in a comprehensive catalogue that he has published online at bibloteca-ga.info. Gerard is a long-time co-worker of Shared International, a global network of groups affiliated with British esotericist Benjamin Creme as the primary source of information about the return of the World Teacher and the Masters of Wisdom now, at the dawn of a new cosmic cycle. Gerard eared a master of Education degree from Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands, where he has maintains a teaching position in the Department of Secondary education since 2001. Tonight, he joins us to discuss his book: George Adamski - A Herald for the Space Brothers published by BGA Publications in the Netherlands. The latter book examines the true scope of George Adamski's mission in preparation for a complete restructuring of our world, the relevance of Adamski's work, and it provides a comprehensive outline of Adamski's teachings.

As a journalist and freelance writer of wide experience, Lamont Wood is familiar with the sometimes arbitrary distinction between cause and effect, and the subsequent gulf between what happens, what is experienced, what gets written, and what is understood. He has been freelancing for nearly three decades, writing for publications ranging from American Heritage to trade journals in Hong Kong. He has also been a newspaper reporter, a publicist, and a welder. He lives in San Antonio, Texas. Tonight, he joins us to discuss his new book: Out of Place in Time and Space: Inventions, Beliefs, and Artistic Anomalies That Were Impossibly Ahead of Their Time.

Jim Harold has worked in radio, video, and business‐to‐ business media. He holds a Master’s Degree in Communication and has taught at the university level. In 2005, Jimʹs started podcasting on the paranormal. His lifelong interest in the supernatural, combined with his love of broadcasting and technology resulted in the successful web‐based programs of their type in the world. The Paranormal Podcast, Jim Haroldʹs Campfire, and The Paranormal Report are regularly among the top podcasts in their categories on iTunes, often outranking programs from mainstream media publishers such as The New York Times, PBS and NPR. Jim won’t dress up in alien costumes and doesn’t plan on buying that $19.99 Super Official Ghost Detector off of late night TV but believes there is more to life than what meets the eye. Jim lives in Northeastern Ohio with his fantastic wife and two daughters. He is incredibly thankful for them and his loyal audience. You can find his work at jimharold.com. Tonight, he joins us to discuss his first book: Jim Harold’s Campire: True Ghost Stories, published by New Page Books.