Speaker 1: Dr. Skye, my God, I want your life. Here's Dr. Skye.
Speaker 1: He was blessed with that voice. He lives in Arizona.
Speaker 1: He has a girlfriend, I think, or a wife or both.
Speaker 1: And he has a spiritual, kind life. Dr. Skye, thank
Speaker 1: you for being on the other side of midnight.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning, Walter. Always a privilege and honor. And
Speaker 2: as we go through the throes of winter, no, as
Speaker 2: we go through the throes of summer, I've got winter
Speaker 2: on my mind here today, 116 degrees here in Phoenix,
Speaker 2: but lucky me, I was up at a mountaintop location,
Speaker 2: 70 degrees, and that's a good sign, don't you think?
Speaker 1: That's beautiful, 70 degrees in the desert, right?
Speaker 2: Well, the high mountains of Arizona, this is a place
Speaker 2: called the Mogollon Rim, and if many people are not
Speaker 2: aware of it, it's basically where the big trees are
Speaker 2: in Arizona. You know, around this property, there's like 70
Speaker 2: and 80 foot beautiful pine trees, and little tiny ones
Speaker 2: like holiday Christmas trees that are, well, sadly, a lot
Speaker 2: of them get cut down. But it's just a nice
Speaker 2: place to get back into nature. But most of all, Walter,
Speaker 2: as we come into a big event astronomically tonight, as
Speaker 2: we move into Thursday, a lunar eclipse. This is a
Speaker 2: lot of information to share with the audience.
Speaker 1: Please share with us about the lunar eclipse tonight. When
Speaker 1: is it expected? About how long does it last? Where's
Speaker 1: the best spot to look in the sky? All of
Speaker 1: the things that Dr. Skye knows about.
Speaker 3: Well, here we go.
Speaker 2: Another event. We call it sacred geometry because when these
Speaker 2: planetary objects, the moon and, of course, the earth, and,
Speaker 2: of course, the light giver and life giver, the sun,
Speaker 2: get in the way, we see this phenomenon called a
Speaker 2: lunar eclipse. Now, this one's billed, well, there is a
Speaker 2: partial lunar eclipse, but 96.2%. That's almost total. So here's
Speaker 2: how you can see it. Hopefully tonight, if your weather
Speaker 2: conditions are clear... You'll start to see this event where
Speaker 2: the left edge of the moon starts to get, moves
Speaker 2: into the shadow of the earth. The big earth, of course,
Speaker 2: has a shadow in space about four times the size
Speaker 2: of what the moon is. So simply, if you look
Speaker 2: around 10.33 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time tonight, if the weather
Speaker 2: is clear, that's when the event begins. On the left edge,
Speaker 2: you'll see the moon starting to do something as they
Speaker 2: call it in the choreography. the deep red blood moon
Speaker 2: when it becomes full. So the maximum eclipse will be
Speaker 2: 1212 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time, Friday morning, the 28th. And
Speaker 2: the whole thing ends, sadly, if you love the sky,
Speaker 2: 151 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time on Friday the 28th. It's interesting, Walter,
Speaker 2: because lunar eclipses are safe to view. So that's one
Speaker 2: of the things we like to mention as the opposite
Speaker 2: with solar eclipses. But there's a lot of this, as
Speaker 2: I call it, sacred geometry here. These eclipses happen in
Speaker 2: what's considered to be from science. They're called Seiros cycles.
Speaker 2: And what are those? The eclipses repeat. This is amazing.
Speaker 2: Every 18 years, 11 and a half days on average.
Speaker 2: But all these computations that were done, how the heck
Speaker 2: did they do these computations without computers back in the 1600s?
Speaker 2: It's beyond me. But this is an event not to miss.
Speaker 2: And if you were on the surface of the moon, Walter,
Speaker 2: this is more interesting. A lunar day is 14 Earth days.
Speaker 2: So you would see the sun rise in the direction
Speaker 2: it rises. It would take 14 days for the sun
Speaker 2: to cross the lunar sky. And then, behold, you get
Speaker 2: 14 days of the lunar night. So if you were
Speaker 2: in that area that turns so-called blood red, what you
Speaker 2: would see is the full Earth and a big ring
Speaker 2: around it because the light is bent around the edges
Speaker 2: of the Earth. And that's what causes that beautiful refraction
Speaker 2: when we see the red of a total eclipse. So
Speaker 2: this one will look really weird. And why do I
Speaker 2: say weird? Because that little percentage that's still in sunlight,
Speaker 2: if you ever looked at pictures of Mars and you
Speaker 2: see that orangey-red planet with a white polar cap, take
Speaker 2: it from me, I think you'll see something full and
Speaker 2: big in the sky. The moon will almost look like
Speaker 2: the planet Mars would be, as if it had a
Speaker 2: polar cap at the max.
Speaker 1: In medieval times, in the 1600s, 1700s, 1500s, What was
Speaker 1: the belief, the superstitions around lunar eclipses? Do you know
Speaker 1: about any of them? I sure do. And it's interesting.
Speaker 2: The Chinese had a very interesting philosophy about this. They
Speaker 2: looked as if there was a large dragon or something
Speaker 2: that was eating up the moon and the sky. But
Speaker 2: more prolifically, if you look at total eclipses of the sun,
Speaker 2: that was even the bigger of the demons. Again, not
Speaker 2: just with Chinese mythology, but many, many nations around the world.
Speaker 2: Native American cultures also had the on suspicion of what
Speaker 2: that was happening. You know, why is this happening? And
Speaker 2: it scared a lot of people. I don't have the
Speaker 2: exact date, but there were battles in the medieval and
Speaker 2: even earlier times, the Greek enrollment days were two, you know, sides,
Speaker 2: two factions are fighting. Why can't we all kind of
Speaker 2: get along? And their record goes, and it's actually recorded
Speaker 2: in history that during the mid part of the eclipse,
Speaker 2: when totality came, everybody put down their arms. But then again,
Speaker 2: human nature had it. After the eclipse, they continued to fight.
Speaker 2: But here's an interesting quick story. Christopher Columbus is said
Speaker 2: to have used his science and knowledge of astronomy for
Speaker 2: an eclipse in the New World on February 29th of 1504.
Speaker 2: And he was having a hard time getting the local natives,
Speaker 2: the indigenous people, to cooperate with him. And who knows
Speaker 2: what they did and who knows what they tried to do,
Speaker 2: but he had a knowledge. This is not really fair
Speaker 2: to say, but he used his knowledge of astronomy, And
Speaker 2: he told the local leaders that the gods in heaven
Speaker 2: would not be happy if he and his crew were
Speaker 2: not given the provisions that they needed. So he knew.
Speaker 2: It's kind of a trickster thing. Not really a nice
Speaker 2: thing to do, I guess. But he got what he wanted.
Speaker 2: And he told people then, as the moon turned blood red,
Speaker 2: they said, well, wait a minute. Here, take what you need.
Speaker 1: We'll give you what you need.
Speaker 2: And then the whole thing went in reverse. And he said,
Speaker 2: now we have what we want. That's an interesting story. Again,
Speaker 2: not a nice way to do things, according to legend.
Speaker 2: But it's an interesting thing how there is a lot
Speaker 2: of correlation between things on the Earth and the mysticism
Speaker 2: of what these eclipses were all about.
Speaker 1: Was it always viewed as a dangerous, a negative event,
Speaker 1: or was it ever viewed as wonderful and positive as
Speaker 1: we would look at it?
Speaker 2: Walter, in modern times, I'm saying more like 1800s and on,
Speaker 2: more people in the art world looked at this as
Speaker 2: the most beautiful phenomenon. And the reason I say sacred
Speaker 2: geometry when we opened up this is that when you
Speaker 2: look at this and the shapes and things in the universe,
Speaker 2: when you look at the Earth and the Moon and
Speaker 2: the Sun, think about it this way, folks. How rare
Speaker 2: is it that you get a moon covering up, say,
Speaker 2: let's say, the Sun, and that moon coincides at times
Speaker 2: a perfect fit? That's unusual. You look in the whole
Speaker 2: solar system and that thing doesn't really happen. So on occasion,
Speaker 2: you get that what we call sacred geometry. So so
Speaker 2: many people over history... have been watching these events. And
Speaker 2: if you're a fan of total eclipses, I've been fortunate
Speaker 2: to see seven of these. And not to brag. No,
Speaker 2: it's amazing. It costs a lot of money to go
Speaker 2: to some of these because you have to go everywhere
Speaker 2: the eclipse is. And some of it's deep in jungles
Speaker 2: or places that you may not want to go to.
Speaker 2: But here's the big one. August 2, Walter, 2027. Probably
Speaker 2: the longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century it is.
Speaker 2: The best view will be in Luxor in Egypt, in
Speaker 2: the Valley of the Gods, the beautiful You know, stories
Speaker 2: of Egyptology. Imagine being there. You'd see six minutes and
Speaker 2: 23 seconds of totality, which may not seem a lot
Speaker 2: to people, but most eclipses, the ones I've been to,
Speaker 2: and probably a lot of listeners, two and a half minutes.
Speaker 2: And I think already, I think the place is overflowing.
Speaker 2: And I think pretty much it's pretty booked because of the,
Speaker 2: you know, the sparsity, I guess, of hotels and things
Speaker 2: in that area. But that will be one of the
Speaker 2: best of all eclipses, solar eclipses, coming up in the whole,
Speaker 2: within 100 years.
Speaker 1: Now, because I'm scatterbrained and because we were hitting on
Speaker 1: a lot of things earlier today when we were talking,
Speaker 1: there was another story you and I are going to
Speaker 1: talk about. And I've been sitting here like a real
Speaker 1: talk show host going, what did we agree to talk about?
Speaker 1: And I can't remember. What was it?
Speaker 2: Well, we were talking about a news story about Mary Rose.
Speaker 2: Who was that or what was that? It was a ship,
Speaker 2: a favorite warship of the Tudor Navy. And that was
Speaker 2: of King Henry VIII. And why are we talking about this?
Speaker 2: Because the ship was all classified as a Carrick. What's
Speaker 2: a Carrick? A three or four masted sailing ship developed
Speaker 2: in Spain. And this particular one was finished in 1511.
Speaker 2: But what happened, Walter, is really strange. And this is
Speaker 2: where I think the whole archaeology story is so fascinating.
Speaker 2: It sank in a battle in the year 1545. They
Speaker 2: were fighting the French, the British. allegedly had 200 sailors
Speaker 2: on there and some massive guns that had maybe 70
Speaker 2: or up to 70 or 100 guns and a lot
Speaker 2: of these anti-personnel weapons. So very advanced technology for that time.
Speaker 2: And some of the things that really go phenomenal here
Speaker 2: is that the ship was raised on October 11th of
Speaker 2: 1982 with a load of artifacts and just releasing that
Speaker 2: from the depths of the ocean. They found musical instruments.
Speaker 2: We talk about the heavy guns. But more interesting, why
Speaker 2: did the ship possibly sink? And this is what a
Speaker 2: lot of people, when they dug deeper into some of
Speaker 2: the stories of people that were on there, maybe some
Speaker 2: of it hearsay, but here's probably why it happened. The
Speaker 2: guns that they put inside that ship were too heavy, really,
Speaker 2: for that ship to sustain it. And this was one
Speaker 2: of the ships, Walter, that used gun ports on the side,
Speaker 2: you know, the old battleships you see in those pictures,
Speaker 2: the broadside shootings. These heavy guns, actually, when the ship
Speaker 2: was turning one side, shooting broadside, you know, all the
Speaker 2: guns on one side, A big gust of wind allegedly happened.
Speaker 2: The ship did a 180. They wanted to use the
Speaker 2: guns on the other side because it was so heavy Walter.
Speaker 2: that gun port area was very, very close to the
Speaker 2: water line. And guess what happened? Allegedly, the whole ship sank.
Speaker 2: All the water gets into the gun ports. But they
Speaker 2: found so many amazing things there. They found not only
Speaker 2: these technologically advanced guns of the day, musical instruments, you know,
Speaker 2: relics of They actually found skeletal remains of people and
Speaker 2: actually a dog that was called Hatch. And this is interesting.
Speaker 2: They did all the forensics on it. And the animal remains,
Speaker 2: they believe that Hatch, the little terrier dog, was there
Speaker 2: simply to kill rats on the ship. But they say
Speaker 2: there might have been an uprising on this particular ship.
Speaker 2: And why? Because they had scurvy. They had all kinds
Speaker 2: of things like dysentery. But the main point of the
Speaker 2: whole story is that these archaeological digs that we're finding,
Speaker 2: the bottom line is, cut to the chase is, Advanced
Speaker 2: weapons for the day. Even though they probably didn't know
Speaker 2: about the term buoyancy, maybe they did. And maybe it
Speaker 2: was just an unfortunate event that sank that ship. But
Speaker 2: they brought it up. It's in a museum as whatever
Speaker 2: the relics are left. And isn't that a fascinating story
Speaker 2: about archaeology, of technology of the past?
Speaker 1: It's a great mystery. Mysteries are always amazing. How did
Speaker 1: that ship sink? Fascinating. Dr. Skye, when are you on
Speaker 1: on the radio on the weekends?
Speaker 2: Friday, midnight to 2 a.m. Saturdays, and then Saturday, midnight
Speaker 2: to 2 a.m. Sunday, Eastern Daylight Time. Great guests, as always.
Speaker 2: This week, we're going to do a deeper dive into
Speaker 2: geoengineering with a very good gentleman that's been on with
Speaker 2: us before, Dane Whittington of geoengineeringwatch.org. Many people are concerned
Speaker 2: all over, Walter, about the expense of, you know, the
Speaker 2: increased pricing of water here in the western part of
Speaker 2: the United States, which can affect other areas with their reservoirs.
Speaker 2: Problematic things with the Colorado River, the dispersion of water,
Speaker 2: a political thing. And then on Saturday, as we go
Speaker 2: into Sunday, a bigger, deeper dive into the Apophis asteroid
Speaker 2: and talking about what may happen to alarm a lot
Speaker 2: of people, but we don't want to alarm people. That
Speaker 2: on April the 13th of 2029, Apophis, 1,400 feet, comes
Speaker 2: closer in than the geosynchronous satellites, and that's quite an
Speaker 2: interesting thing.
Speaker 1: It's quite a story. Now, I'm going to ask you
Speaker 1: to answer some questions for Midnight Misfits. They're calling in.
Speaker 1: Can you answer some questions for us?
Speaker 2: Be happy to, Walter.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that opportunity. Sure. Thank you. 800-848-9222. Walter
Speaker 1: Sterling with Dr. Skye. You're just the best. Linda in
Speaker 1: New Jersey, welcome to the other side of Midnight at 800-848-9222. Greetings, Linda.
Speaker 3: Hello. Greetings.
Speaker 4: Hello, Walter and Dr.
Speaker 2: Skye.
Speaker 4: I would like to ask, I went out tonight I
Speaker 4: looked at the moon at 10 p.m. tonight, and it
Speaker 4: was large with a light saffron glow encircling it. And
Speaker 4: I found it interesting. I was wondering astrologically, what do
Speaker 4: you think?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 4: Maybe positive or negative. Do you have any kind of
Speaker 4: intuition about what this may mean? To me, it was
Speaker 4: significant for something. I felt intuitively that it meant something,
Speaker 4: but what? I don't know. I don't know anything about it.
Speaker 2: Linda, thank you for the call, and I appreciate this.
Speaker 2: I don't really delve into the astrological side, and I
Speaker 2: do respect it, but what you're seeing is the big
Speaker 2: buildup of what's going to be happening tonight, and that's
Speaker 2: even going to be more impressive. I mean, your description
Speaker 2: is absolutely beautiful. It flows... like artwork. And I think
Speaker 2: that's fascinating, but the connection between astrology, I mean, there's
Speaker 2: so many cycles that we could get into that the
Speaker 2: higher birth rate during total full, you know, full moons,
Speaker 2: things of that nature, the, when wolves start to, you know,
Speaker 2: how old the study of lycanthropy as they call it.
Speaker 2: But from the science side of it, I just want
Speaker 2: people to admit, not miss, excuse me, not miss this
Speaker 2: event because the only thing we have not, not going
Speaker 2: in our favor. And I don't mean to be negative
Speaker 2: is the possibility that the weather might not cooperate. But again,
Speaker 2: For everybody listening, Linda, here's the time that you really
Speaker 2: want to start looking. I would suggest around 1030 tonight,
Speaker 2: skies looking into the southeast. This is what they call
Speaker 2: a full sturgeon moon. And a lot of the indigenous people,
Speaker 2: Native American cultures, the full moon this time comes from
Speaker 2: the spawning of the Great Lake fish, the sturgeon. And
Speaker 2: it's quite interesting because it's not a very close moon,
Speaker 2: but it'll slide deep into the earth's shadow. And Linda,
Speaker 2: I hope you and everybody else listening get a chance
Speaker 2: to see what we call sacred geometry, which does have
Speaker 2: ties to an astrological type of conversation.
Speaker 4: Yes, I believe it does.
Speaker 1: All right, Linda, you're the best. Thank you very much
Speaker 1: for calling in to Dr. Skye. 800-848-9222. Lenny, questions about drones?
Speaker 1: Welcome to the other side of midnight with the legendary Dr.
Speaker 1: Skye at 800-848-9222.
Speaker 4: Hi.
Speaker 3: Dr.
Speaker 1: Skye, my wife and I....
Speaker 3: Two, two and a half years ago, saw so many
Speaker 3: drones over Long Island and New Jersey. They were talking
Speaker 3: about it all the time. And now we don't hear
Speaker 3: much of anything. But my wife saw so many drones.
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 2: Lenny, you bring up something fascinating. I made a visit
Speaker 2: back to the New York area right about that time,
Speaker 2: and I wished I had the opportunity to see what
Speaker 2: you folks have been seeing. You're right. Mm-hmm. One of
Speaker 2: the most magnificent sightings of the UAPs, you know, the
Speaker 2: old UFO story, UAPs, Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon. Many people were
Speaker 2: looking at these objects heading over military bases in that
Speaker 2: area of New Jersey and Long Island. And some described,
Speaker 2: maybe you did, Lenny, I'll ask you. Some people said
Speaker 2: they saw these drones the size of an SUV, but
Speaker 2: you're right. We never got an answer. The Trump administration
Speaker 2: was telling us that there's nothing to worry about. The
Speaker 2: Biden administration a long time ago was saying the very
Speaker 2: same thing. But aren't we looking, Lenny, for full disclosure?
Speaker 2: And these drones, we still have no idea where they
Speaker 2: came from.
Speaker 3: My wife saw one. She thought it was as big
Speaker 3: as an SUV.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: Over Long Island. And yet, now we hear nothing about it.
Speaker 3: So is it a governmental experiment? Were they getting ready
Speaker 3: for warfare drones? Because now we hear nothing.
Speaker 2: Let me give you one theory on this, Walter, and
Speaker 2: I'll address Lenny in a little deeper way here. I
Speaker 2: can't prove this, but I've read so much about this,
Speaker 2: and I've talked to some people who do not want
Speaker 2: to go on air, no matter what program. And this
Speaker 2: is what they said to me. They said at one time,
Speaker 2: weeks before the event that you were describing over the
Speaker 2: New York metro area, a container ship came in from somewhere.
Speaker 1: We don't know where.
Speaker 2: Well, they know where. And it might possibly contain some
Speaker 2: radioactive material. Now, in the government, Department of Energy has
Speaker 2: these helicopters. I've seen them many, many times. If you
Speaker 2: look at big Super Bowl events and things like that,
Speaker 2: you'll see these nest helicopters. What they have on the
Speaker 2: front of these helicopters or on the side are these
Speaker 2: sniffing devices that sniff for radiation. Now, I can't prove that.
Speaker 2: It may sound bizarre. It may sound totally crazy and conspiratorial.
Speaker 2: But something was detected, and you have to dig deeper
Speaker 2: into this. I don't have the names and the people
Speaker 2: I talk to. They don't want to come on here
Speaker 2: to talk about it. But who knows? I mean, the
Speaker 2: greatest mystery is, again, going back to the government disclosure
Speaker 2: from the UFO files, we're still not getting really what
Speaker 2: we need. We want full disclosure because the American people
Speaker 2: have not been given that. And I think not only
Speaker 2: the American people, all over the world, Lenny. So I'm
Speaker 2: with you. We have no idea what that means.
Speaker 3: I guess we never will. But if you remember, they
Speaker 3: were talking about a ship off the coast, the East Coast.
Speaker 1: Yes, you're right.
Speaker 3: Launching thousands and thousands. So I'm thinking it's a military experiment.
Speaker 2: Well, what goes to the military side is that even
Speaker 2: some of these drones that were sighted, there were reports
Speaker 2: that some type of helicopters, probably military, were chasing these,
Speaker 2: and that at some particular point off the coast, the
Speaker 2: lights of the drones went out, and some even said
Speaker 2: that they disappeared. Now, that's really bizarre. Lenny, that's a
Speaker 2: powerful question that you asked. We still don't have an answer.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you very much. Thank you, Lenny. Thank
Speaker 1: you for calling at 800-848-9222, 800-848-9222. Now, I have a
Speaker 1: specific Dr. Skye question, but first I have to mention
Speaker 1: that you and I are on the air in Chicago
Speaker 1: on the great WGN, which is certainly a shock to
Speaker 1: their management. Now, my question to you is I got
Speaker 1: an email, which I will forward to you so you
Speaker 1: can get the full scope of it. And it's an
Speaker 1: email from a person who claims they used to work
Speaker 1: in some capacity at the CIA. And the email basically said,
Speaker 1: you have to be very careful about what you say
Speaker 1: on the air about UFOs and what the government has
Speaker 1: in terms of technology and that they have acquired from UFOs.
Speaker 1: You have to just be very careful. And she was
Speaker 1: very serious. And I'm like, really? Yeah, I wonder. Have
Speaker 1: you ever gotten emails like that?
Speaker 2: No, I haven't, Walter. And I can say this much.
Speaker 2: It's incredible. So going to the positive side of this,
Speaker 2: look at people like David Grush. If he's able to
Speaker 2: speak as a whistleblower and nothing, hopefully nothing happens to
Speaker 2: the guy, but look at all the missing scientists still.
Speaker 2: And we really don't have any conclusion or real answers.
Speaker 2: Like one of the General McCaslin who walks out into
Speaker 2: the desert. I don't believe he's ever been found. But no,
Speaker 2: I haven't ever received that. But one time I gave
Speaker 2: a talk. This is many, many years ago at the
Speaker 2: Roswell Museum. And my purpose there was to say to
Speaker 2: the group, 500 people were there for the big event,
Speaker 2: you know, the, the July event, the anniversary. And my
Speaker 2: topic was this, how to become a better sky watcher.
Speaker 2: And what I did was do this little presentation. This
Speaker 2: is before we had great computers. And I was talking
Speaker 2: about how we identify objects in the heavens, anything you
Speaker 2: don't know, Like if you look out in the West
Speaker 2: in the evening, you know, tonight or tomorrow, the bright
Speaker 2: thing there is Venus. But if you don't know it's Venus,
Speaker 2: it's always a UFO or UAP. So I wasn't trying
Speaker 2: to be, you know, overpowering like an intellectual snob. I
Speaker 2: defined the entire heavens and tried to say, you know what?
Speaker 2: 3% of those things are really things that we don't know.
Speaker 2: So I learned the night sky. So guess what happened
Speaker 2: really quickly? People came up to me and I was
Speaker 2: really shocked. Some older people, I was in my 30s,
Speaker 2: They're poking my chest saying, you're not a believer. And
Speaker 2: I said, this is ridiculous. How could you say, learning
Speaker 2: about the map of the sky, that's why we do
Speaker 2: these things even on the shows that I'm doing here,
Speaker 2: to talk with people, educate, and show that there's answers
Speaker 2: to some of this. But again, I'm positive, Walter, like
Speaker 2: you are. Let's say 3% of the things that we
Speaker 2: know are not planets, stars, galaxies, comets, meteors. You bet.
Speaker 2: Those things really intrigue me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the note says... I'll just read one sentence.
Speaker 3: Please.
Speaker 1: Let me say that you are traveling down a very
Speaker 1: dangerous road concerning UFO technologies and what the government knows. Like, really?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 1: If we knew more, maybe. I don't really feel I'm
Speaker 1: on a dangerous road. But I found it fascinating, and
Speaker 1: I'm thinking.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: I've never had that.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: I've never had that.
Speaker 1: Well, you're a responsible guy.
Speaker 3: Yes, like you.
Speaker 1: You're a very responsible broadcaster. Me, you know, right on
Speaker 1: the border there. The very questionable talent. Anyway, you're the best. Dr. Skye,
Speaker 1: tell us again when you're on the weekend.
Speaker 2: Tune in Fridays, midnight to 2 a.m. Saturday morning, Eastern
Speaker 2: Daylight Time, and Saturdays, midnight to 2 a.m. Sundays, Eastern
Speaker 2: Daylight Time.
Speaker 1: And what do we do?
Speaker 2: We talk about the great realms of astronomy, space, aviation, weather.
Speaker 2: And because I had a military background and also a
Speaker 2: law enforcement background and a proud American, we do talk
Speaker 2: about subject matter from the world of American exceptionalism, just
Speaker 2: like the radio station, of course, emblazons itself truth, justice,
Speaker 2: and the American way. And in these troubling times, we
Speaker 2: certainly need to educate ourselves about the options to keep
Speaker 2: our country going and growing strong.
Speaker 1: The legendary Dr. Skye, thank you for being on the
Speaker 1: other side of midnight.