Bernard Haisch is an author and astrophysicist with more than 130 scientific publications. Bernard has served as a editor of the Astrophysical Journal for more than a decade and he has been an investigator on a number of NASA research projects. Haisch attended the Latin School of Indianapolis and the St. Meinrad Seminary as a student for the Catholic priesthood. Later, Haisch earned his Ph.D at the University of Wisconsin in Madison and did postdoctoral research at the Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics, University of Colorado at Boulder and the University of Utecht, the Netherlands. He has been a Staff Scientist at the Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Laboratory; the Deputy Director of the Center for Extreme Ultraviolet Astrophysics at the University of California, Berkeley; and Visiting Scientist at the Max-Planck-Institut fuer Extraterrestrische Physik in Garching, Germany. He is the former editor in chief for the Journal of Scientific Exploration.

Tonight, Bernard Haisch, the author of The God Theory: Universes, Zero-Point Fields, and What's Behind It All, joins us to discuss his new book: The Purpose-Guided Universe: Believing In Einstein, Darwin, and God.

Richard J. Kimmel, an author, is an avid collector of memorabilia from World War II, and he has been collecting pieces for several decades. A few years ago, Richard began to sense that some of the pieces in his collection had something mysterious attached to them and that some of the pieces in his World War II collection generated strange feelings. By using a pendulum as well as the assistance of several psychics, Richard investigated the strange feelings he was receiving further and he has figured out the locations and origins associated with World War II items. Using a practice known as psychometry, Richard has determined information about his collection and he shares his experiences with the pendulum, the psychics that have helped him, and the use of psychometry in WWII Ghosts: Artifacts Can Talk. The book is filled with detailed descriptions, myriad photographs, and his work which he identifies as “paranormal archeology.”

Richard is a Korea era veteran and a former U.S. Army combat photographer who has been on Haunted Voices Radio, the Maury Povich Show and numerous other paranormal radio shows. He is a member of NJGO-New Jersey Ghost Organization and has participated in numerous, high profile investigations. Richard has more than sixty years of experience collecting wartime artifacts, and he has shared his research in various locations throughout the US via lectures, television, and radio. Tonight he will join us to discuss his new book: Ghosts of Central New Jersey.

Sabrina Luna has a decade of metaphysical experience and is an Author, Certified Reiki Master, Life Coach and Professional Psychic Reader. Sabrina is the Guide to The Faery Realms at Soul Nirvana, a premium web-channel available on SoulGarden.tv. She intuitively works with the Angelic & Faery Realms, the Law of Attraction and spiritually aligns with the Divine Feminine. She is also available for personal psychic readings through her website using either Faery cards or the Tarot. She is also the author of Magickal Intuition: Developing Your Psychic Awareness. Tonight she joins us to discuss her writing and work.

Christopher E. Wolf is a native of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He has been a graphic artist, an offset printer, and a pottery imprinter among other vocations over the last twenty-five years. He is currently a freelance writer and game designer and has had several published supplements in the adventure gaming industry. But Ghosts of Hershey and Vicinity is his first local ghost lore book. His next book: Ghosts of the Revolutionary War is due to be released on April 30, 2010.

Christopher has always had an interest in the paranormal. He was a member of the now-disbanded Pennsylvania Ghost Hunters Society and has spent time investigating haunted locations all over the country.

He currently resides in East Earl, Pennsylvania with his wife Cindy, and their extremely spoiled red toy poodle named Toby, who helps keep him sane in an insane world.

John Lucas has been on a healing journey for over 30 years that has taken him from coast to coast, from Sarasota on the east coast to Santa Cruz on the west and places in between. It has been a wondrous and enlightening journey of meeting and learning from some of the most fascinating and enlightened Chiropractors, DOMs, Homeopaths, Physicists and therapists in the country. On this quest for answers to his own life challenges John not only found answers for himself but also discovered and created a way to accurately test and treat the needs by distance of anyone, anywhere in the world. His work instantly changes the life of anyone he works with by accessing and eliminating the causes of physical, emotional or issues of the mind problems of virtually any kind. This is not a treating of the problem, but is a deleting of the causes, just like hitting the “delete” key on your computer, whether it is a human being, a pet or even your living or working environment. All of this is done from a distance whether it is from across the table or to anywhere around the world. Tonight, John Lucas joins us to discuss this innovative method of healing.

Tonight, we will be talking with Earl Staggs, the author of Memory of a Murder released by Schiffer Publishing. The latter mystery novel features a psychic investigator named Adam Kingston, a former FBI profiler who develops psychic powers that allow him to see things other people can’t. Now, after twelve years, this special sight opens the doorway to a mystery man who comes to Adam for help. This novel has earned 12 five star reviews on Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble. Earl Staggs has written a number of short stories for magazines and anthologies. He served as the managing editor of Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine and as the President of Short Mystery Fiction Society. His column “Write Tight” appears in Apollo’s Lyre and he is a member of Make Mine Mystery. He welcomes comments and new friends at earlstaggs@sbcglobal.net

Lynn Pierson was born in New York, the middle of four children, to a Mensa society engineer and a mother who sewed and dressed like a clothes designer, belying her farming roots. The experiences that dominated Lynn’s childhood memories were of changing landscapes and adventure, of a father who continuously uprooted and moved his family from the exotic to the mundane. Overall the family relocated ten times, and Lynn attended fourteen different schools. The experience that most impacted Lynn was the four years spent, beginning at the age of nine, on the Caribbean island of Grenada. Her life here was a total immersion in a world framed with crystalline seas and malevolent appearing jungles. On the island, she basked in the inhabitant’s simple joy of life despite the majority’s poverty. Many lived in one-room board shacks that lacked even running water.

It was from the Grenadians that she learned a depth of faith she’d never before imagined, a connection with one’s maker born of naiveté and a daily symbiosis with nature. Here, an overwhelming curiosity drove Lynn to spy upon the Grenadian’s and to witness secretive back-jungle voodoo practices. Thisunderground current drove the dancing and superstition that imbued the local’s celebrations with a certain frenzy.

Returning to the United States, Lynn majored in Writing and Editing at North Carolina State University. Afterward, she focused on the study and promotion of emerging technologies and authored business publications from software demonstration and training manuals to case studies. An award-winning sales management career followed and presentations to many Fortune 500 executives. Throughout her career, Lynn leveraged the fortitude and higher connection realized during her youth and relied ever more upon her intuition or “voice from within.” Her morning escapes into writing and two decades of delving into the emerging intersections between science and spirituality resulted in articles which organizations such as “The Voice for Love,” and Shirley Cheng have published. Lynn’s accumulated experiences resulted in The Great Awakening – a spiritual thriller series the press has likened to “The Da Vinci Code meets A Course in Miracles.” Tonight she joins us to discuss her book: The Great Awakening.

Dennis Baker is the author of Ghosts of Colorado published by Schiffer Books. The book explores hauntings like the Hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs, the Stanley Hotel, and others. Dennis is one of the most recognized faces on the web through the characters that he plays in a number of videos. In all his shows online he has had over 8 million views. He has appeared on Fox, NBC, Comcast OnDemand as well as on local television and radio shows. He specializes in the weird, the unusual, and the unbelievable. Tonight he’ll share his personal paranormal experiences and he will talk about his work, writing, and career.