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New Mad Cow Disease Theory

April 25, 2001
British scientists are beginning to seriously consider a new theory about the cause of Mad Cow Disease, proposed by organic farmer Mark Purdey, who feels that the conventional explanation-that BSE is caused by animals beingfed infected meat and bone meal-is... continued

New Way to Read Ancient Texts

April 25, 2001
The eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD destroyed precious Roman documents, along with the city of Pompeii. Now scholars have discovered a new way to read the scorched remnants of these ancient texts. In Utah, Brigham Young University researchers are... continued

Arafat Recruits Terrorists Against Israel

April 24, 2001
According to an intelligence report, the U.S. tipped off the Israelis that the Saudi terrorist Osama bin Laden plans to support Yasser Arafat's uprising against them. His cells and networks in Lebanon are ready to launch strikes into Israel. Bin... continued

New Robot Uses Living Brain

April 24, 2001
Scientists in Chicago have created the first cyborg that is controlled by a living brain. It works like a robot and thinks like an eel. It has been created by combining the extracted brain of a tiny, eel-like lamprey with... continued

Cow Patties May Solve Energy Crisis

April 24, 2001
Washington state, faced with a severe drought, leading to dwindling reservoirs and an energy shortage, is planning to use one of its major natural resources to solve its energy problem: cows. There are 246,000 cows in Washington State and their... continued

Early Shrine Found Under Site of Jesus’s Grave

April 23, 2001
The Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem was supposedly built over the cave where Jesus was buried. Over the years, water seeping from the dome down into the shrine below has eroded the iron clamps that hold the 19th... continued

Portugal Will Burn Pollutants in Nature Preserve

April 23, 2001
After 4 years of scientific investigation and public debate, the Portuguese environmental agency has approved plans for two cement kilns to burn industrial waste as fuel. The government hopes to reduce a national stockpile of hazardous industrial waste, composed mostly... continued

Dangerous Chemicals Buried in D.C.

April 23, 2001
The 13,000 residents of Spring Valley, an exclusive neighborhood in Washington, D.C. where homes are valued at up to one million dollars, have discovered that there are lethal World War I era chemicals buried underneath them. From 1917 to 1919,... continued

Internet Listening Problems

April 22, 2001
Dreamland was not broadcast live over the internet on Saturday, April 21, 2001. Therefore there will be no archive of this program. We are sorry for this inconvenience. It was due to a glitch that arose when the program's live... continued

Major Linda Howe Report on Dreamland Tonight

April 21, 2001
Tonight on Dreamland Linda Moulton Howe will be featuring an interview with a U.S. Army Master Sergeant who describes an extraordinary unidentified aerial craft over Mannheim, Germany immediately after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. The craft was seen by at least... continued