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Each year at the Dreamland Festival, Marla Frees does open readings of the audience, and each year, many of these readings are astonishing. They go far beyond the usual ‘psychic’ theatrics, as Marla calls up names, events and experiences that she cannot have been cued for. She often names dead relatives who are present for audience members as the first thing she says, and these are often not common names. She also writes information down before the session and will show the written material to her subjects as she describes what she is picking up.
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Due to an irrecoverable error, William Henry’s interview of Dr. Robin Kelly about his book the Human Antenna cannot be run at this time. Therefore, we are repeating last week’s program and will offer the interview with Dr. Kelly as soon as possible.
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Linda Moulton Howe received a standing ovation at the Dreamland Festival on June 25 for a reason. It was one of the most extraordinary reports she has ever delivered. She discussed it again during the first hour on Coast to Coast AM on June 30, and this weekend on Dreamland we’re going to get deeply into this astonishing and important story. Do not buy into the false idea that the drones were a hoax or that they are some sort of secret military hardware. They were dismissed by many as a hoax because they didn’t fit the expectations of UFO investigators.read more

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This year’s Dreamland Festival brought some startling information and experiences. Anne Strieber explained how the UFO experience is actually changing the human brain. William Henry brought a new vision of Christ consciousness…which fit into Whitley Strieber’s riveting talk and meditation on finding new energies. Jim Marrs showed how two brothers were responsible for the financing of both the Allied and German war efforts in World War One. Linda Howe broke open the RAF Bentwaters UFO case finally and absolutely. And Marla Frees’s psychic performance was life changing for many participants, including Whitley Strieber.

Listen as Whitley and William Henry discuss what happened at the festival.

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