In the first half, Walter Bosley, a former FBI counterintelligence specialist, shared his encounters with Hekate, the ancient Greek goddess of magic. He emphasized that despite popular misconceptions linking her to witchcraft and evil, Hekate is fundamentally neutral. "She's more like an energy, like electricity," Bosley explained. "Electricity can do amazing things, but if mishandled, electricity can be dangerous and deadly." His first vision of the goddess came in 2007 through remote viewing, and afterwards he reported unusual phenomena at his home. "Ravens, big ravens, would show up and really just kind of guide me to graves," he said, noting that ravens, crows, and owls are familiars associated with Hekate.
According to Bosley, Hekate's symbolism centers on the concept of the "triple crossroad." He proposed that Hekate functions as "the guardian at the gate of time and space," representing major life choices and potentially relating to reincarnation. "That's where her triple crossroad is," Bosley noted. "You have that choice: past, present, or future." When asked about direct communication with Hekate, Bosley clarified his approach: "I do not summon her. I do not pray to her. I acknowledge her existence." He recommended that those interested in contacting Hekate should "start with trying to get to her in your sleep, in your dreams" rather than through direct invocation.
The conversation also touched on broader questions about ancient deities. When asked whether ancient gods might be extraterrestrials, Bosley stated he was "not opposed to that idea," suggesting these beings could originate from "other dimensions" rather than physical space.
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The second half of the program featured Open Lines, where listeners call in to discuss topics of interest. Bill from Oregon explored the Mandela Effect and language changes, claiming this represents space-time distortion, possibly related to extraterrestrial contact. Adam from Pascagoula, Mississippi questioned the symbolism professional wrestling uses to create larger-than-life heroes and villains, suggesting deeper meaning in the industry. Joe in Monterey explained that people perform incredible activities on the astral plane without conscious awareness—musicians, healers, and others operate in alternate dimensions. He suggested deja vu occurs when higher consciousness experiences future events.
Ron in California offered his take on deja vu as an "assemblage point" that shifts during dreams, allowing us to experience future moments. According to Ron, we forget these experiences until reliving them in our waking hours. Don from Alberta, Canada praised ravens' intelligence, yet reported that bird flu has eliminated them from his area. He also questioned how alternative news remains hidden from mainstream media. Vaughn from Beaumont, Texas stated that heart disease originates from vitamin C deficiency causing arterial damage. He clarified a misconception about cholesterol, claiming that LDL provides construction materials for cell repair.
Greg from Remsen, New York asked George whether he has interviewed actual extraterrestrials. Greg also mentioned his father worked in White House communications during the Truman and Eisenhower administrations and claimed ETs were real. Jeremy in North Dakota provided updates on his recovery 8,209 days after near-fatal accident. He's now learning to walk again with support. Rick from Rancho Cucamonga advocated for maintaining landlines, noting they function during emergencies when cell networks fail. He warned that AT&T plans to eliminate landlines by 2029.
The last 15 minutes of the show featured a classic interview from September 28, 2015, when George spoke with Barry Eaton about afterlife communications.
News segment guests: Heidi Hollis, Kevin Randle
