KLAS-TV’s George Knapp and Matt Adams—The I-Team joined your editor/host on a monster-hunting field trip in the desert wilderness of Lincoln County, Nevada. Jeremey Corbell (and his drone joined the expedition. It was a hell of an interesting day.
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On a lovely spring evening in 2019 we had a little UFO festival here in the High Desert, with a screening of Bob Lazar: Area 51 and Flying Saucers, a Q&A with director Jeremy Corbell, plus your Desert Oracle Radio host preaching to the choir, as it were. RedBlueBlackSilver hosted the event and performed live. It was spooky and beautiful. Tonight’s show will serve as a fine introduction if you want to watch the Lazar movie on Netflix.
Natalie Bahl (@natalie.terese.bahl) was there and snapped some pictures. The one up top has something the others lack: two unidentified flying objects. Your host did attempt to invoke some UFOs, so maybe it worked?
No UFOs here, but that’s RedBlueBlackSilver on the left.
Beautiful sky, no UFOs.
Listen on the radio tonight in Joshua Tree, KCDZ 107.7 FM. Or subscribe to the podcast. Or listen right here on this website, if you don’t mind:
10 p.m. tonight, Z 107.7 FM, it’s a new episode all about the conspiracies. We speak with Anna Merlan about her new book, REPUBLIC OF LIES. There was apparently a “UFO social club” in the High Desert, too, and we have the proof. Unless it has been redacted. (And why was Jeremy Corbell phoning in??)
New sounds tonight by RedBlueBlackSilver. Click that link for information about our April 27 night of UFO movies and performances (plus your host doing various duties) at the Joshua Tree Astronomy Arts Theater.
Subscribe at iTunes or Stitcher or wherever you choose to get your podcasts. Or better yet: Listen live at 10 p.m. on KCDZ 107.7 FM in Joshua Tree, Yucca Valley, Pioneertown, Landers, Morongo Valley, Flamingo Heights, Wonder Valley—”from Amboy to Zzyzx,” and across the Great Mojave Wilderness.
PHOTO CREDIT: John Prado Photography, for Alta Journal.
We’ve announced this event on the radio and here are more details about the “mini festival” around this springtime screening of Jeremy Corbell’s documentary about Bob Lazar and Area 51: You can get advance tickets at RedBlueBlackSilver’s site. You can buy tickets (likely standing room!) cash at the door, too. Saturday, April 27, 6 pm-10 p.m. Joshua Tree Astronomy Arts Theater, by JT Lakes campground: 2601 Sunfair Road, Joshua Tree, California 92252.
Sat 4/27 6-10pm, Joshua Tree Astronomy Arts Theater, under the stars with @JeremyCorbell & @KenLayne & @RedBluBlkSilver & @space_books & Jeremy's great & WEIRD feature all about Bizarre Bob Lazar & Area 51. https://t.co/Id3OrGQbYT https://t.co/B3ETqPF24k
— DESERT ORACLE (@Desert_Oracle) April 2, 2019
Here’s the map from tonight’s audio road trip, “HIGHWAYS & ALIENS.” Please use wisely.
Also on tonight’s episode of Desert Oracle Radio: Our friend Jeremy Corbell joins us to discuss & debate the strange tale of Bob Lazar, subject of Corbell’s new documentary, Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers. If you’re in the Los Angeles area, we encourage you to attend the premiere of this all-new movie at the Ace Hotel theater in downtown LA. Or order the film on iTunes or Vimeo.
Subscribe to our podcast at Stitcher or iTunes or whatever you use for subscribing to podcasts. New soundscapes tonight from our own RedBlueBlackSilver, hand-crafted here in Joshua Tree.
Now is the time for DESERT ORACLE RADIO, and this time we’re all going to Skinwalker Ranch. And we’re going with Jeremy Corbell, director of the new documentary Hunt for the Skinwalker. Listen live on KCDZ 107.7 FM in the High Desert, or subscribe to the podcast and get new episodes on Friday nights.
The strange sounds you hear tonight are by RedBlueBlackSilver, including sounds from his moody soundtrack to Hunt for the Skinwalker.
PS—You can get Desert Oracle Radio on your community radio station. We’re distributed through Public Radio Exchange (PRX) or write to us at radio@desertoracle.com.
And speaking of Halloween (?), we will be presenting Halloween Campfire Stories at the Ace Hotel in Palm Springs, 7 p.m. on Wednesday, October 31.
Two weird trips to Death Valley: 1849 and 1949. It’s an all-new episode of DESERT ORACLE RADIO.
Three new tracks by RedBlueBlackSilver tonight, and do visit his website for news on his Hunt For the Skinwalker soundtrack. We’ve got to keep this short, got to see a man about a dog, so why not go ahead and listen!
Live on the radio, KCDZ 107.7 FM in the High Desert, or subscribe to the podcast.
And do not forget: Friday, July 13, 7 p.m. at Valley Bar Phoenix, it’s DESERT ORACLE RADIO live on stage!
It’s our first annual holiday show, with plenty of Christmas cheer (more or less) from our studios in downtown Joshua Tree. Were you good this year? Well then maybe Santa will bring you Pentagon proof of UFOs and maybe Santa is an alien too, why not? Why not gather ’round the festive Joshua tree with all the colorful insects and whatever else is hidden in the dead needle-tipped branches and join us, this one last time before the new year? Why not??
We’ve got our friend and Pioneertown neighbor Jeremy Corbell of ExtraordinaryBeliefs.com aboard the Desert Oracle Combat Training Center and he has just come back from Skinwalker Ranch, again, and yes that is the very “Utah ranch” discussed in the shocking (?) New York Times reports of a UFO program within the Department of Defense, a program that also involved Nevada billionaire Robert Bigelow and a secret warehouse full of mystery. And our high-desert soundscape wizard RedBlueBlackSilver cooked up a special soundtrack called “Amber” for this haunted conversation. (more…)
Photo by Kate Naylor.
OH GOOD GRAVY, it’s Thanksgiving in the Desert and we’ve got the perfect holiday listening for the whole family—even Old Grandpa Marty, although he’ll never admit it, considering the way he is. Enjoy our First Annual DESERT ORACLE RADIO LIVE Holiday Broadcast, with tales of Death Valley and tribal memories of the flying saucers, Jeremy Corbell on Skinwalker Ranch and Patient Seventeen, and our old friend Brendan Maze on his Mojave Mindfulness Initiative. This show was recorded last week before a lively audience at the Ace Hotel & Swim Club in downtown Palm Springs.
Listen live on KCDZ 107.7 FM in Joshua Tree and the whole High Desert, Friday nights at 10 o’clock sharp! You can stream the program live on Z1077FM.com, or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes & other such podcast systems.
Sounds you’ll hear tonight include our theme music, by Pierre Langer, and:
Well we went & did it: We recorded two episodes of DESERT ORACLE RADIO with a rowdy audience at the Ace Hotel & Swim Club in Palm Springs, California.
It’s our 14th episode. live on stage with Doc Daniels and his Mojave Phone Booth posse, Patient Seventeen director Jeremy Kenyon Lockyer Corbell, and area businessman Brendan Maze discussing his Mojave Mindfulness Institute. Listen live in the High Desert on KCDZ 107.7 FM, or stream the program live from Z107.7 FM, or get the podcast at iTunes & Etc.
Sounds you’ll hear tonight include our theme music, by Pierre Langer, and:
Photo by @lscrane.
