Guest for the entire program, Richard C. Hoagland, spoke primarily about a space object that appeared to be approaching Earth. Art read a news story about a NASA "space shuttle data processor" who had allegedly fled to a cave in Ohio because he thought that a meteor or fragments of a comet were going to land in the Atlantic Ocean and flood the East Coast. Hoagland discussed strange objects that were visible in video coverage of a recent solar eclipse from Turkey (and apparently observed in other countries as well) and thought this indicated the United States was in possession of "21st-century spacecraft" that were being tested to divert these commentary fragments away from the Earth.

Art got the NASA employee (Lloyd Albright) on the phone, who said that he ran away and hid because of an impending divorce. Neither Art nor Hoagland believed that his strange behavior was due to just marital strife.

Researcher Charlie Plyler joined for a few minutes and described intercepting signals from deep space that were at an extremely low frequency. Hoagland theorized that the signals were from the engine noise of "big, powerful electrogravitic engines." He then reported on GPS and magnetic readings at the mysterious Coral Castle in Florida, and addressed controversies surrounding his research on the hieroglyphs at the Abydos Egyptian tomb, which many have said resemble a helicopter, a tank, and other modern artifacts. After more discussion of the Albright controversy, Art and Hoagland took calls from listeners.