Guest host Rich Berra (email) was joined by author Christopher Macklin for a discussion of Antarctica's mysteries, benevolent and malevolent extraterrestrial beings, remote viewing, and Stargate technology. Macklin described Antarctica as a key center of extraterrestrial activity and influence. He claimed that governments historically lacked the advanced weaponry needed to challenge malevolent reptilian beings operating beneath the continent and were therefore subservient to them. He revealed that benevolent beings living in surface-level pods prefer to be left alone because humanity is violent and out of balance. Macklin characterized Antarctica as a kind of planetary motherboard, containing portal architecture, etheric nodes, connections to the Earth's core, subglacial structures, and crystalline matrices that he said can transmit frequencies capable of affecting human consciousness and behavior.
Macklin distinguished between extraterrestrial beings he considers benevolent—including Arcturians, Lemurians, Andromedans, and Pleiadians—and malevolent groups such as Anunnaki, Draconians, Luciferians, Archons, reptilians, and other beings. He said the benevolent groups are working to help humanity and the planet, while the malevolent beings seek control and create conflict and negative energy. He described reptilian beings as aggressive, interdimensional, and capable of shapeshifting into near-human form, and claimed that some have historically influenced governments and human society. He believes this malevolent system is now being dismantled and that benevolent forces are helping move the planet in a more positive direction.
Macklin claimed he could remote-view distant places and see inside people's bodies through images resembling pictures or videos in his mind, an ability he said he uses in his healing work. He explained that remote viewing requires practice and can involve meditation or, in his own case, receiving information mentally. Macklin also distinguished natural portals, which he said have no fixed destination coordinates, from Stargates, which he described as technology that uses coordinates to transport people or objects to specific destinations. He noted that Stargates exist in locations such as Iran and Iraq, and that similar technology can enable travel between countries, planets, dimensions, and possibly different times.
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Open Lines followed in the latter half of the program. Greg in New Jersey wondered whether Earth might be a vacation destination for extraterrestrials who come to enjoy the planet and aspects of human life. Pointing to Earth's natural beauty, he speculated that cattle mutilations could be explained by ETs simply liking steak and referenced previous Coast to Coast AM callers who reported seeing gray aliens driving a Shelby Ford Mustang and an ET driving a white van. Greg suggested extraterrestrials accustomed to spacecraft might enjoy driving cars on Earth's highway system and proposed that SETI could promote Earth as a great place for extraterrestrials to visit.
Brian in California shared his theory that dreams may allow people to view themselves in other dimensions, while deja vu could occur when beings or versions of ourselves in those dimensions view events before we experience them. He described having vivid and sometimes terrifying dreams that feel as though he is actually present in the situations, as well as dreams in which days or even a month seem to pass despite his being asleep for only 30 minutes to an hour. Brian said these ideas emerged from sober conversations with friends, often while driving, and acknowledged that he may need to look for messages within his dreams.
Ted, a truck driver traveling across the country, discussed his interest in Antarctica and Admiral Byrd's expedition, noting that a woman he recently met whose father participated in Byrd's mission reportedly had stories he hoped to explore further. He also mentioned his interest in the alleged Black Pyramid in Alaska and Tom DeLonge's work involving UFO disclosure. Ted recounted meeting a senior geologist while conducting mining exploration in Honduras, who told him about measurements indicating an enormous cave system near Mount Shasta. Citing Graham Hancock's Fingerprints of the Gods as influential to his worldview and travels, Ted suggested that sites such as Puma Punku may hold important clues to mysteries humanity struggles to comprehend, comparing people to fish in a fishbowl trying to understand the activities of the person who feeds them and turns their light on and off.