Are there any decent paranormal radio shows? (phenomenon, light, government)

[BeeHoyal]

Not podcasts on YouTube... those are a dime a dozen. Actual broadcast or satellite radio, like syndicated or whatever.

And not conspiracy theory nut-job stuff. More like intelligent interesting interviews and the like.

[Vasily]

Only one I know of is Coast to Coast.

https://www.coasttocoastam.com

EDIT: you might find this Reddit conversation helpful:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Paranormal/...ky&sh=05f77c58

[bagster]

You can also get tons of archived, Coast to Coast shows on YouTube. Some of the shows are good, but a lot of the guests are first class screwballs.

[Coopdeville1]

Darkness radio- Beyond the Darkness
Caravan to Midnight- John B. Wells
Paranormal Podcast

[Retired in Illinois]

There might be paranormal shows on shortwave radio. Then again SW bands are almost dead today.

[ocpaul20]

Midnight in the desert is where art bell went and then had to stop because some nutter was shooting at him. Now heather wade does the show for art. They have some good guests.

[sorupaa]

I used to know one on iTunes but I mostly watch YouTube channels now. YouTube is banning people for no reason so I might be going back to podcasts

[Icy Tea]

Coast To Coast AM. Radio Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis out of Oregon. He's very good and tackles a wide range of topics but doesn't have the "infomercial" guests that George Noory has so often. Both have had absolutely intriguing and brilliant discussions on the economy, social engineering, and government conspiracies. But then they have shows about health supplements, time travel, psychics, etc. To each their own.
There's a weekend guest host on Coast To Coast that has or had a show called" Darkness Radio." That's interesting if not up to the level of the other two.

[Kimmie]

Beyond Reality Radio

[wycoyote]

A wealth of streaming internet paranormal radio programs can be found at:

KGRA Digital Broadcasting



http://lnmradionetwork.com/category/lnm-archives/

Shows like Jimmy Church's "Fade to Black" and Linda Moulton Howe's "Phenomenon Radio" on KGRA are top flight entertainment.

The late Art Bell's "Midnight in the Desert" on the Dark Matter Network carries on in his producer Heather Wade's capable hands.

Michael Vara's "Late Night in the Midlands" is also a wonderful program. All these networks offer a broad variety of programming, so it's advisable to sample and enjoy.

For those who like podcasts perhaps the best program out there comes from Australia - "Mysterious Universe":

http://mysteriousuniverse.org

The hosts have great chemistry and inquiring, skeptical minds. The free version of the podcast is over an hour each week. Plus members get even more content.

Enjoy!