(Whispers Radio) September 03, 2008: Interview with Michael Crem

This is the archived audio of Whispers which is broadcast live on Wednesday's at 8PM EST on AM 1600 in Wheeling, WV. It is a paranormal themed radio show hosted by Jordan Cline and Nick Queen and tends to be interview-based. Topics range from ghosts to cryptozoology to UFOs, as well as others that fall into the general paranormal realm.



This week on Whispers!



- Black-Eyed Kids (no, not the Blackeye Peas illegitimate children), children and young adults that show up with eyes that are pitch black with no retina or pupil and cause dread in those that are unlucky to be visited by them.



- Dan Brown, operator of the Toy and Plastic Brick Museum who will be going for his second Guinness World Record, Worldâs Largest Castle Made of LEGO!



- and our main guest, Michael Cremo.



"Dr. Michael A. Cremo is a world renowned expert in archeological evidence for extreme human antiquity and alternative theories of human origins. He is principal author of the book Forbidden Archeology. His latest book is Human Devolution: A Vedic Alternative to Darwinâs Theory. He writes a regular column titled âThe Forbidden Archeologistâ for Atlantis Rising magazine and has appeared on numerous televsion and radio shows (including Coast to Coast with Art Bell and George Noory). He has presented papers on his work at leading scientific institutions (the Royal Institution in London, the Russian Acacemy of Sciences in Moscow, etc.) and scientific conferences organized by leading archeological societies (European Association of Archaeologists, World Archaeological Congress, etc.). He has also spoken at many of the worldâs leading universities. His papers have been published in peer reviewed conference proceedings volumes. After receiving a scholarship to study International Affairs at George Washington University, Michael began to study the ancient histories of India known as the Vedas. In this way, he has broadened his academic knowledge with spirituality from the Eastern tradition. He will be speaking with us about devolution and his case for extreme human antiquity."

http://www.whispersradio.com/