Eamon Henson tells his story of his mother and brothers mysterious disappearance in 1979 from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Eamon was 9 years old at the time and he recounts what he remembers about the case. His mother or brother have never been found.

We also announce a new documentary in the works on this case.

The details surrounding their disappearance are alarming. No clues or evidence was left behind. Visit our social media page for photos and help us solve this case.

The son of Hollywood heavyweight George Stevens, George Stevens Jr. has spent a lifetime in the arts. From his early days on set with his father filming classic movies such as Shane and Giant, to creating the Kennedy Center Honors, and running the American Film Institute, George Stevens Jr. had a front row seat for Hollywood's Golden Age. He served under 7 Presidents and continues to have a voice in the entertainment industry.

His book My Place in the Sun: Life in the Golden Age of Hollywood and Washington is full of incredible stories that include Elizabeth Taylor, James Dean, Sidney Poitier, James Cagney, Muhammad Ali, and so many others.

Joey "the UFO magnet" George is back to discuss what he's been seeing, his owl experiences, the moon, and what life is like as the UFO magnet.

Joey was a guest in season 1 and the audience loves what he brings to the show. You can help Joey by going to his GoFundMe page at AnomalousAnonymous and find him on social media platforms as well as his Facebook page at Joey The-UfoMagnet George.

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Author Ethan Richards discusses his book series, The Dark Lord of Oklahoma & The Dark Elf of Oklahoma as well as his latest release, Kaw Lake. With a mix of genres, Richards is able to place Lord of the Rings type characters into modern day situations.

What really happened at Kaw Lake? This book is the first-hand account of those involved. Brannigan Novak's collected works clarify the situation's reality and finally answers the question. What really happened at Kaw Lake?

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Artist Will Livingston's popularity is growing thanks to his love for art, but it's the message he accompanies with his art that has everyone talking. The Will Livingston Concert Poster Series has been seen by thousands all over the country and has garnered compliments from influential people in the music and art industries. His style and many of his posters can be seen in his book Live From The Cell Block.

Will shared his journey with us from growing up in small town Oklahoma to having his art displayed in New York, his journey is one you will not soon forget.

For more on Will and his art check out his Instagram page @williamblivingstonart and give him a follow.

A special thank you to the Justice Arts Coalition for their work as well as City Winery and publisher Brick of Gold.

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Producer of A Noble Lie, Holland Vandennieuwenhof discusses the death of Officer Terry Yeakey. Ruled a suicide, the circumstances around his death add up to one thing, murder. The first officer on the scene of the Oklahoma City bombing, Officer Yeakey saved lives by risking his own to get people to safety. A military veteran and an outstanding police officer, Terry Yeakey is a true hero and his story deserves attention.

Host Brad Heath and Holland Vandennieuwenhof discuss the documentary "A Noble Lie," and how Officer Terry Yeakey feared for his life in the year following the Oklahoma City bombing on April 19th, 1995. What Terry found may have cost him his life. 

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Tulsa legend Chuk Cooley joins us for his first interview in over a decade to discuss his life and the path he took to become one of the icons in the Tulsa rock scene. From prison to redemption and the ongoing struggles life presents, Chuk offers a view that many people need to hear. Chuk shares his early childhood influences, his love for Elvis and his memorable moments in front of a well-known judge. 

We dive into other artists like Kimberly Freeman and her impact she had on his life as well as some of his favorite bands through the years. 

Chuk talks about the Illuminati, ghosts, Charles Manson, life on the road, drugs and what it's like to be on stage. You can find his music on reverbnation.com. Be sure and check him out on YouTube as well.  

Author Marilyn A. Hudson's book When Death Rode the Rails takes you on a journey through Oklahoma railroads in the early 1900s. Hudson exposes mysterious deaths and murders that took place along the railroad before statehood in 1907 through the start of World War I and beyond.   

Also discussed is her series titled Sooner Saucers and the second volume of that series which is about to release.