Working nights in a big city?

[N. A. Corbier]

Alright, I frequently forget this. So, I ask again.

When is art on, and what's the local station so I can get a webcast.

[sgtnewby]

Alright, I frequently forget this. So, I ask again.

When is art on, and what's the local station so I can get a webcast.

Art is retired now, so you only hear "Art Somewhere in Time" on Saturdays from 6p to 10p. Otherwise it's George Noory midnight to 4 a on AM 1500 KSTP.

[N. A. Corbier]

Art is retired now, so you only hear "Art Somewhere in Time" on Saturdays from 6p to 10p. Otherwise it's George Noory midnight to 4 a on AM 1500 KSTP.

His guest tonight bored me. I didn't last past the first hour. I miss Art's insane guests, not this political CHENEY IS THE DEVIL stuff.

[sgtnewby]

His guest tonight bored me. I didn't last past the first hour. I miss Art's insane guests, not this political CHENEY IS THE DEVIL stuff.

That's just the topic of the night. They still have the same crazy guests.

www.coasttocoastam.com

[BUCKSHOT]

That's just the topic of the night. They still have the same crazy guests.

www.coasttocoastam.com

I have listened to the show while working overnights alone. It has freaked me out! I was also amazed at how many other people listen to it on the overnight. A streetsweeper actually introduced it to me, he pulled up to the car one night and started talking about it.

[JSam21]

For me Coast to Coast is one of thoes hit or miss shows. Sometimes I can't even listen to it because the guests are sooooo out there. Other times it can be very interesting. I listen to mostly local talk overnight. Oh yeah and George, when he first took over, did the show from the beautiful city of St. Louis.

[N. A. Corbier]

I agree, the show is hit or miss. That was the power of Art, even an off show, he knew how to make it entertaining with a bad guest. George may never figure that out, and its a shame.

[JSam21]

Art would just let them go and keep getting nuttier and nuttier. George tries to steer them back onto the topic which isn't quite as entertaining.

[NRM_Oz]

Ahhhhhhh I had forgotten the evenings of talk-back radio to midnight (we would work till 0300 or 0400 so the last thing you want to hear after 2400 was "blah blah I hate this ........... blah blah, they should all be ....."). It did make most of the nights go faster - especially if working alone or on a very quiet night in the middle of winter (not as bad as the USA for us).

Before our police networks went fully digital, I used to bring in my scanner and listen to the police bands if I was in running Command / Control so we would advise any sites of reported trouble. 1 night there was a pub flight with some 40 people involved just 1 block away from a solo officer. He was contacted and made his way inside a building to inform the security staff as a few individuals came up the street vandalising cars before police response.

[Hank1]

That was the power of Art, even an off show, he knew how to make it entertaining with a bad guest.

Not only that, I have seen him dismiss a guest or two. When that happened, he would go to a previously aired program or do " open lines". My favorite program is his "ghost to ghost" show every Holloween.

Be Safe,

Hank

[Craig S]

Coast to Coast got me through many a nights when I worked the overnight patrol at a power plant. It was me, George or Art, and the raccoons.

[Hank1]

Coast to Coast got me through many a nights when I worked the overnight patrol at a power plant. It was me, George or Art, and the raccoons.

I them say that they have 500 + affliates. I'm sure we are not the only ones.

Be Safe,

Hank

[integrator97]

I would have an occasional visit from wiccans having secret meetings,

I assume you did the right thing a waited until the disrobed before confronting them?