The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling

Join host Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight as he attempts live media coaching with guest Dr. Linda Salvin—a psychic, healer, and life coach with over 30 years in private practice. Between botched toll-free number readouts, mysterious background noises, and no-nonsense broadcasting tough love, Dr. Linda opens up about surviving three near-death experiences, treating a client with 26 personalities, and spotting pathological liars. The conversation quickly spirals into late-night cosmic chaos as the duo tackles AI doomsday theories, toxic food dyes, and why artificial intelligence still can't generate a proper bikini picture.

The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling airs weeknights from 1–5am on 77WABC. Walter blends news, humor, storytelling, and listener calls into a unique late-night talk show that's engaging, entertaining, and unpredictable.

In this episode, host Walter Sterling tackles a wildly unpredictable lineup, starting with a bizarre Florida news story that leads into debates over marital boundaries and pet scandals . The show dives into Sydney Sweeney’s controversial sports ad, Rabbi Jonathan Cahn’s harrowing story of an in-flight confrontation, and investigative reporter Ross Coultart detailing mysterious pre-Sputnik objects orbiting over U.S. military UFO hotspots . Plus, retired detective Vic Ferrari breaks down a rogue NYPD safe heist, JB Bakery shares a viral TikTok pumpkin sheet cake recipe, and callers join the late-night frequency to discuss everything from nursing home realities to NYC’s $235,000 public restrooms.

In this jam-packed hour, host Walter Sterling dives into everything from an Amazon Prime teen drama
 and Congress passing a bill to protect AM radio in cars to the viral Sydney Sweeney sports ad controversy. Callers chime in with their most eccentric personal tales—including a four-hour limo ride with James Brown, a psychiatric ward stay fueled by quesadillas [5–6], and a chaotic laundromat-to-hospital saga. 
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In this jam-packed hour, investigative journalist Ross Coulthart reveals groundbreaking scientific findings on thousands of artificial, highly reflective objects orbiting in space directly above major U.S. military bases and UAP hotspots. Retired NYPD Detective Vic Ferrari exposes the bizarre crime of a Harlem rookie cop who stole a $50,000 safe from a childhood friend using a shopping cart—and then searched his own name in the police database. Plus, host Walter Sterling shares his own wild medical misdiagnosis story, debates NYC's controversial self-cleaning public toilets, and takes late-night caller stories about demonic possession and exorcisms in Greenwich.
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The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling delivers an unfiltered dose of late-night talk radio chaos. In this episode, Walter attempts to coach LA psychic, healer, and medium Dr. Linda Salvin on pitch technique and remembering her own phone number, before probing her theories on AI-driven extinction plots and toxic food supply. Meanwhile, Walter debunks current AI capabilities using his own bikini-girl prompt experiments, celebrates the Congressional passage of the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, untangles why a single NYC public restroom costs $235,000, and explains why late-night solitude is essential for introvert sanity.

In this episode, Walter tackles a jaw-dropping Florida scandal where a husband calls the cops on his wife over bedroom videos with the family pet, breaks down the online frenzy surrounding Sydney Sweeney’s controversial sports advertisement, recounts Rabbi Khan’s harrowing account of a mid-air assault by a possessed 67-year-old real estate agent who had to be duct-taped to his seat, and wraps things up with a viral pumpkin sheet cake recipe straight from JB Bakery.

At 84 years old, Father Drucker declares he is ready to grab a toothbrush and volunteer as the official chaplain for the U.S. Space Force. The conversation ranges from handling top-secret alien technology under the seal of confession to his military patch collection, culminating in an on-air pitch to land a free Space Force insignia.
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Join Walter for an out-of-this-world late-night session with resident astronomy expert Dr. Sky. In this action-packed episode, the duo dives into the strange weather effects of the Super El Niño before uncovering secret military operations in orbit—from the Air Force Secretary’s revelations about Space Force orbital weaponry and historical high-altitude nuclear tests like 1962’s Starfish Prime to kinetic "Rods from God" and classified spaceplanes like America's X-37B and China’s Shenlong.

Walter Sterling and investigative journalist Ross Coulthart break down groundbreaking scientific research hidden on astronomical glass plates from before 1957. Researchers Dr. Beatriz Villarroel and Dr. Steven Bruehl identified thousands of highly reflective, artificial objects in geostationary orbit that predate human spaceflight. New machine-learning analysis reveals these ancient "orbital sentinels" are parked directly above top military UAP hotspots—including White Sands Missile Range and the 2004 Tic Tac sighting area off Mexico.

Walter Sterling welcomes metaphysicist and healer Dr. Linda Salvin on The Other Side of Midnight for a trip into the paranormal and metaphysical realm. In this episode, Dr. Salvin breaks down metaphysical healing—including the emotional roots of physical ailments like diabetes, her custom "Wicks of Wisdom" candle magic, and space-cleansing techniques using sage and incense.

The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling is the ultimate late-night sanctuary for "Midnight Misfits" seeking the strange, the funny, and the downright absurd. In this action-packed episode, investigative journalist Ross Coulthart breaks down new scientific findings revealing thousands of pre-spaceflight, highly reflective objects in orbit hovering directly above military UFO hotspots. Dr. Sky dives into Space Force kinetic "Rods from God" weapons, Super El Niño weather quirks, and Saturn's shifting rings, while retired 84-year-old Catholic priest Father Jim Drucker debates whether aliens are demonic—and pitches to become the military's first Space Force chaplain.Plus, metaphysicist Dr. Linda Salvin explores haunted college dorm rooms and candle magic.

Welcome to The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling, the ultimate late-night haven for midnight misfits. In this episode, Walter tackles why famous alien abductions might actually be pharmaceutical companies in Halloween masks running off-the-books drug trials. Then, celebrate a major Congressional victory keeping AM radio mandatory in electric vehicles while taking a hilarious look back at 1930s car radios with 500-pound batteries and roof fishnet antennas.

This episode delivers a roundup of bizarre Florida Stories—from PlayStation roommate rivalries turned deadly and thong-wearing backwards cyclists on I-95 to airport grenade launcher mishaps. The show also dives into vintage advertising scams like 24-proof "tired blood" tonics and floor-cleaner mouthwash, unravels a theory on why alien abductions might actually be secret big-pharma trials, and explores the magic (and quirks) of free AM skywave radio. Equal parts midnight mystery, crime oddity, and retro broadcast nostalgia.

Step into The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling for a late-night show dedicated to overnight shift workers, insomniacs, and fellow misfits. In this episode, metaphysical healer Dr. Linda Salvin breaks down "wicks of wisdom" candle magic, haunted college dorms, sleep paralysis ("witches riding"), and the metaphysical connections to physical health. Plus, callers share eerie tales of ghost attachments in Catskill inns and hearing crowd chants in the woods at 3:00 a.m.. Retired NYPD detective Vic Ferrari drops by to expose a stolen Lexus car-lot sting, and Walter rants on midnight McDonald's survival hacks, saving AM radio in electric cars, and why banning school phones is just like trying to outlaw car radios in the 1930s.

Investigative journalist Ross Coulthart reveals scientific research tracking thousands of pre-Sputnik, highly reflective artificial objects hovering in orbit directly over major US UFO hotspots like White Sands. Dr. Sky breaks down secret Space Force weapons, classified space planes like America's X-37B and China's "Divine Dragon," alongside Super El Niño weather quirks and autumn skywatching tips. Finally, retired Air Force chaplain and former top-40 DJ Father Jim Drucker drops in to discuss Space Force patches and tackle whether alien reptilians could actually be satanic.

Walter and guest Dr. Linda Salvin unpack the outrageous absurdities of modern air travel and global water access. The episode tackles wild mid-flight antics—including a passenger who stripped completely naked in Row 9, in-flight fistfights, surviving plane crashes, and the secret restaurant-quality meals reserved strictly for pilots. The conversation shifts to Dr. Salvin’s advocacy work with a UN water committee bringing clean water and plumbing to Africa and Asia, punctuated by Walter’s bewildered banter about bidets, heated toilet seats, and basic infrastructure.

In this episode, Walter delivers a fiery defense of 9/11 first responders following controversial comments by streamer Hasan Piker, before plummeting down the rabbit hole of Tartarian alternative history—arguing that lighthouses were originally built as airship docks to keep out mermen and that the 1893 World's Fair was a cover-up for an ancient pre-1850 civilization.The late-night chaos continues with a breakdown of Sydney Sweeney’s controversial ad campaigns, a critique of the 2026 Emmy Awards, and a look at why 11-person cable crews are beating bloated 200-person network talk shows.

In this hour, Walter tackles the AI panic—explaining why a technology that can't even suggest topics for his radio show is closer to a Magic 8-Ball than an apocalyptic threat, while a blind caller offers a compelling reality check on tech accessibility. The conversation spins through Sydney Sweeney's controversial sports betting ad, a rant on why suburbs are a female construct, the 1970s tax plot behind dual-income households, and a Greenwich pond dredging saga. Rounding out with TIFF film reviews, Las Vegas late-night cautionary tales, and praise for Brooks Brothers customer service, it's pure, unfiltered late-night talk.
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Late-night radio host Walter Sterling dives into Florida chaos, forgotten history, and mind-bending conspiracy theories. First, James Parker presents a hilarious round-up of "Florida Story" headlines—featuring a firefighter's coca tea drug test, a remote control thrown so hard it knocked out dentures, a $980,000 IRS tax refund scam, a facial assault using a burrito, serial doorbell lickers, a fake doctor injecting patients with his own blood, and a gun dispute over a Disney parking spot.
Then, Walter leads a deep dive into the Tartaria and "Old World" mystery, questioning whether grand architecture like the 1893 Chicago World's Fair was actually an inherited remnant of an ancient, high-tech civilization.

Live from the laundry room, late-night host Walter Sterling brings you an unpredictable hour of The Other Side of Midnight. Retired NYPD Detective Vic Ferrari drops in with wild precinct confessions about accidental gun discharges in Bed-Stuy and Bronx auto shops. Psychic Dr. Linda Salvin discusses bizarre mid-flight chaos—from naked passengers in row nine to secret pilot menu perks.

Walter breaks down the 2026 Emmy Awards, celebrating Jean Smart's historic fifth consecutive win for Hacks while putting streaming TV's "hobbyist" short seasons on blast against the traditional network grind. Plus, he tackles the Sydney Sweeney sports-betting ad debate, calls out bloated late-night talk show budgets, and dives deep into a wild alternative history rabbit hole: what if lighthouses were never built for ships, but as docks for Tartarian airships and Tesla energy transmitters?

Dr. Linda Salvin, a doctor of metaphysics, joins The Other Side of Midnight to explore spectral hauntings and modern synthetic romance. The episode highlights newly unlocked haunted quarters aboard Long Beach's Queen Mary ship before taking a deep dive into the viral trend of men falling for customizable AI "cartoon" girlfriends. Together, they unpack the psychology behind pixelated intimacy, comparing AI companions to radio personas and escorts as mechanisms for avoiding real-life relationship commitment.

Join late-night host Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight as he gathers the Midnight Misfits alongside pageant candidate Celena Ballerina and Steve the Baker from JB Bakery. Celena details her 90-second ballet talent prep for Miss New Jersey and explains why media literacy and critical thinking are essential skills for everyone. Meanwhile, Steve comes to the rescue for late-night carb cravings with the recipe for the Midnight Misfit Chocolate Chip Cookie—sharing pro tips like avoiding fake airport chocolate, melting your butter, and sprinkling coarse sea salt straight out of the oven.

Walter Sterling is joined by Hollywood correspondent Matias ("Matias Boom Boom") to break down wartime-scale heroism, major box office shakeups, and high-society youth culture. The pair opens by reflecting on the volunteer boat captains behind the historical Manhattan water evacuation. From there, they dive into cinema headlines as Practical Magic 2 casts a spell on the box office to snatch the #1 spot away from Spider-Man: Brand New Day, alongside updates on The Odyssey, Runner, and Coyote vs. Acme.

Join host Walter Sterling and 17-year-old commentator Wyatt Sharpe for a sharp Gen Z take on global politics, shifting voter loyalties, and historical memory. In this episode, Wyatt breaks down how Nepal's rapper-turned-Prime Minister, Balendra "Balen" Shah, captivated young voters before facing a quick backlash during flooding crises—drawing direct parallels to Donald Trump's fluctuating support among Gen Z in North America.

Join host Walter Sterling for a late-night broadcast spanning history, pop culture, and late-night conspiracies. On this episode, 17-year-old commentator Wyatt Sharpe unpacks Gen Z political trends in Nepal and reflects on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, followed by moving first-hand accounts of Ground Zero and its aftermath.The show then takes a signature turn into the bizarre: Dr. Linda Salvin exposes the rise of $90 AI "cartoon girlfriends", Walter dives into 19th-century asylum conspiracies and lighthouses' secret history as wireless "power towers" harvesting atmospheric ether .

Welcome to late-night radio chaos on The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling. Host James Parker breaks down the wildest news in "Florida Stories," covering an alligator farm intruder, an Astro van Tide detergent drug mix-up, a laxative-powered hydrocodone sting, a Taco Bell burrito battle, an underground bank robbery tunnel exposed by a sinkhole, and Waffle House parking lot madness. Meanwhile, Walter dives deep into a mind-bending conspiracy about why lighthouses exist to keep ocean leviathans underwater.

In this hour, Walter salutes overnight graveyard shift crews steam-cleaning subway platforms. Things quickly get wild as callers detail telepathic alien encounters and unmask the free-energy conspiracy behind lighthouses and copper roof rods. Later, Walter dives into pop culture and modern dating, celebrating Sydney Sweeney’s bold nude sports-betting ad and breaking down the merits of scheduled intimacy. He closes with candid advice on why you should avoid foot surgery, how he uncovered his daughter's apraxia, and why public school calendars are stuck in the 19th century.

Step into the midnight hour where real history, late-night callers, and bizarre digital realities collide.
Host Walter Sterling leads an unpredictable journey through the obscure and the uncanny on The Other Side of Midnight. In this episode, a doctor of metaphysics explains why men are falling in love with pixelated AI girlfriends, while an NYPD detective and Air Force veteran share harrowing, forgotten firsthand accounts from 9/11. Plus, Walter investigates why 19th-century insane asylums were built like sprawling European castles and unravels a conspiracy surrounding hidden free energy from atmospheric ether.

Join host Walter Sterling for a wide-ranging, late-night journey through global politics, pop culture, untold history, and midnight treats. 17-year-old commentator Wyatt Sharpe breaks down why Nepal’s former-rapper Prime Minister Balen Shah is rapidly losing Gen Z support—and what that tells us about young voters today. A raw look at the immediate aftermath of September 11th, detailing the 500,000-person Hudson River boat evacuation and the tragic "gray dust" exodus up Manhattan. Matias Boom Boom recaps Practical Magic 2 dethroning Spider-Man at the box office, while Walter shares why single guys in their 30s should head to a Hanson concert to find love.

Are we fast-tracking our own apocalypse? In this eye-opening episode, investigative journalist Ross Coulthart joins host Walter to unpack the terrifying reality of artificial intelligence running out of control. Drawing on shocking resignations from researchers like Jacob Coxon and candid admissions from top executives at OpenAI and Anthropic, Coulthart reveals why industry insiders place the odds of human extinction above 10% within the next decade.

Join host Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight as he sits down with Robert Clotworthy, the iconic voice behind History Channel's Ancient Aliens and The Curse of Oak Island. In this lively exchange, Clotworthy opens up about narrating metaphysical shows on the Gaia Network, wild conspiracy theories—from JFK allegedly staging his assassination to flip crab cakes in the tropics to Bigfoot battling Yetis.

Join host Walter Sterling on Other Side of Midnight as he sits down with flower historian Jill Brooke to explore her book, The Genius of Flowers: What Life’s Most Beautiful Creations Can Teach Us. Discover how flowers survived dinosaurs and ice ages, why 80% of our food relies on blooms, and how plants display a unique, decentralized form of intelligence without a central brain.

Matias delivers his Hollywood Report, reviewing the witchy sequel Practical Magic 2 and Andrew Garfield’s bloody, motion-sick medieval revolt The Uprising. Plus, Matias shares updates on his own bikini-filled indie movie shoot and answers fan feedback from the show's devoted "Midnight Misfits" listeners.

Walter brings on resident spiritual researcher Dr. Linda Salvin to unpack a creepy UK report linking UFO encounters directly to demonic poltergeist activity—a story so weirdly cursed that Dr. Linda’s computer crashed five times while trying to print the details!

Walter Sterling welcomes Dave Scott from Spaced Out Radio to break down AI doom, retro sci-fi warnings, and Capitol Hill UFO drama. The conversation tackles Ross Coulthart’s chilling predictions of AI-engineered weapons, Terminator-style runaway machine learning, and the irony of using super-intelligence just to design YouTube thumbnails in four seconds flat.

Join host Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight, the ultimate late-night haven for "midnight misfits" broadcasting live across the radio dial. In this action-packed episode, investigative journalist Ross Coulthart drops alarming warnings from AI whistleblowers about superintelligence risks and gain-of-function biological weapons, while legendary narrator Robert Clotworthy (Ancient Aliens) weighs in on Bigfoot vs. Yeti battles, microphone lore, and wild conspiracy theories about JFK's fake assassination. Plus, flower historian Jill Brooke reveals the hidden intelligence and seductive powers of plants.

Join host Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight as he navigates a wild, emotional, and thought-provoking late-night broadcast. In this episode, listeners phone in with raw personal reflections, eyewitness reports, and provocative theories regarding 9/11—ranging from suspicious pre-attack stock option trades and gold movements to structural collapse debate and the ongoing health struggles of first responder.

Join host Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight for a late-night dive into rogue artificial intelligence, government alien secrets, 9/11 cover-ups, and wild Florida madness. Guest Dave Scott (Spaced Out Radio) drops in to debate whether self-learning AI will trigger the next world war, revisit sci-fi pop culture classics, and dissect politicians demanding full UFO craft disclosures on national TV. The discussion shifts as callers explore 9/11 directed-energy theories, challenge EPA air quality claims, and listen as Walter honors friends lost on September 11th.

Join host Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight for a late-night show crafted specifically for night-shift misfits, security guards, and late-night drivers. In this hour, special guest Dr. Linda Salvin discusses viral comedy, congressional debates over foreign aid in Uganda, and chilling reports of demonic UFOs that cause computer printers to crash. The episode also dives into late-night ballistics conspiracy theories, reality TV drama as Mama June sells a used wedding dress and Sydney Sweeney's controversial nude ad.
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In this action-packed hour, investigative reporter Ross Coulthart breaks down why top tech insiders fear AI could pose an existential threat to humanity and how frontier models risk biological misuse. Next, legendary Ancient Aliens voice actor Robert Clotworthy dives into bizarre pop-culture mysteries—from a theory that JFK staged his assassination to run a crab shack in the tropics, to a hypothetical battle between Bigfoot and the Yeti, and the secret history of Hollywood's favorite studio microphone. Plus, flower historian Jill Brooke reveals how prehistoric blossoms outlived the dinosaurs to shape human history, while film critic Matias Boom Boom reviews 1970s radio jingles, shaky-cam Robin Hood epics, and Practical Magic 2.

Meagan breaks down leaked security footage from the Toledo Zoo showing an anomalous creature that has paranormal investigators debating whether it's a dinosaur ghost, a mutant creation, or a dog in a costume. She questions why zoo officials refuse to give a straight answer about the clip and whether taxpayer-funded cover-ups are at play.

Walter Sterling catches up with two favorite guests: Celena Ballerina and Steve the Baker. Selena reflects on her upcoming push for Miss New Jersey and explains why she's ditching jazz routines to stay authentic to her classical ballet roots. Meanwhile, Steve brings a taste of autumn from his cozy Burlington, NJ bakery, revealing his secret Maple Snickerdoodle recipe.

In this episode, host Walter Sterling sits down with Middle East expert Edward Jones to break down the rapidly escalating conflict in the Persian Gulf. From Iranian strikes on US warships and $400 million in damage to the CENTCOM hub in Bahrain to oil skyrocketing past $100 a barrel and hundreds of commercial vessels stranded in the Gulf.

Join host Walter Sterling and psychic medium Dr. Linda Salvin as they dive down a Malibu rabbit hole. When a massive sinkhole mysteriously opens up at Nicolas Cage's beach house—swallowing a porta-potty in the process—Dr. Linda weaves a web of theories.

From the surreal culture of Fort Lauderdale business lunches and beachside Hooters to the covert world of the Secret Space Program, host Walter Sterling interviews Dave Scott from Spaced Out Radio. Together, they tackle the UFO community's growing frustration over government stonewalling and UAP transparency, debating whether sightings are alien craft or top-secret human military technology. Finally, they examine wild conspiracy theories surrounding human colonies on Mars, moon bases, giant black triangle ships, and why public rocketry technology hasn't changed in 60 years.
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In this episode, Middle East analyst Edward Jones breaks down mounting tensions in Iran and $100 crude oil, while retired NYPD Detective Vic Ferrari reveals how Harlem kingpins used stolen U-Haul trucks to run massive watermelon operations. Plus, psychic Dr. Linda Salvin investigates a mysterious sinkhole at Nicolas Cage's Malibu home, News Nation’s Meagan Medick unveils leaked cryptid video from the Toledo Zoo, and Spaced Out Radio’s Dave Scott questions whether secret human bases already exist on Mars. Top it off with a Maple Snickerdoodle recipe from JB Bakery.

In this episode, Walter navigates a chaotic midnight hour featuring car dealership "sucker tricks", wild late-night conspiracy theories, and deep-seated supermarket mysteries like why refrigerated chicken is SNAP-eligible but hot rotisserie chicken isn't. Between debates on bad drivers and alien sightings, callers share deeply moving memories of 9/11 heroes, while Walter reflects on why asking for help is humanity's most powerful connection.

In this wild hour, Walter breaks down South Florida’s corporate culture with a hilarious story about a business lunch at a Fort Lauderdale strip club buffet. Then, Spaced Out Radio host Dave Scott stops by to debate whether government UFO disclosures are hiding alien craft or just secret military tech—and whether humans have already colonized Mars. Plus, Walter rants about why the Emmy Awards are totally rigged against network TV.

Psychic medium Dr. Linda Salvin stops by to dissect why a giant Malibu sinkhole swallowed Nicolas Cage's driveway—and whether his 1998 movie Snake Eyes and secret underground tunnels are to blame. Then, News Nation reporter Meagan Medick shares leaked security footage of a mystery cryptid roaming the Toledo Zoo’s cursed reptile house. Top it all off with 20-year Mars rover cover-ups, Venus planetary cannibalism, Labor Department strip club scandals, and callers opining on vintage voltmeters and the secret ingredient in mayonnaise.

In this episode, Walter dives into personal conspiracy theories—from lost senses of taste and 9/11 mysteries to secret Mars bases. Plus, Middle East expert Edward Jones breaks down high-stakes escalations in Iran, retired NYPD detective Vic Ferrari exposes a wild stolen U-Haul watermelon ring, and the crew from JB Bakery shares a maple snickerdoodle recipe while prepping for the Miss New Jersey pageant.
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Walter Sterling and Dave Scott (Spaced Out Radio) pivot from modern doomscrolling struggles—like mayonnaise diets, Facebook reel ads, and hyper-niche TikTok algorithms—to a hilarious debate over Canadian pop culture icons, featuring everyone from Anne of Green Gables and The Moffatts to classic rocker Triumph’s hit "Lay It on the Line."Then, things get classified. The pair dive deep into the mystery of "The Legacy Program," an alleged multi-decade, shadow-government UFO cover-up tracing back to the 1947 Roswell crash.

Join psychic medium and plane crash survivor Dr. Linda Salvin for an unpredictable episode blending high-vibe spiritual insights with absurd viral crime news. Dr. Salvin shares how her near-death experience sparked a spiritual awakening and psychic abilities, and why talking about spiritual light can sometimes trigger wildly hostile reactions—including her infamous encounter with an aggressive salesperson at a Macy’s jewelry counter.

When bestselling author Jonathan Cahn boarded a routine commercial flight, he expected a quiet trip—not a mid-air showdown with alleged demonic forces. After a friendly two-hour chat turned to spiritual matters and his book, The Altar of Pergamon, the 67-year-old real estate agent sitting next to him went wildly berserk. What followed was pure mid-flight chaos: vulgar slurs, choking attempts, a high-stakes laptop wrestling match, emergency radio calls, and two retired cops wielding duct tape.

Walter sits down with Marine veteran, ham radio operator, and Middle East scholar Edward Jones for an urgent update on day 194 of the Iran conflict. From contacting Belarus via ham radio to escalating naval clashes in the strait, Jones breaks down IRGC ballistic missile strikes on US warships and the US retaliatory strikes sinking Iranian shadow tankers. Plus, a reality check on how $99.70 crude oil, $5.90 diesel, and soaring fertilizer costs are hitting local farmers, winter heating, and everyday kitchen-table budgets.

In 1977 at South Dakota's Ellsworth Air Force Base, Air Force security guards Mario Woods and Michael Johnson spotted a massive, Walmart-sized glowing craft hovering over a nuclear missile silo. Immobilized by a strange light, both airmen experienced 5 to 9 hours of missing time and received an identical telepathic message: "Do not fear".For nearly 50 years, Mario told the unbelievable story alone while Michael vanished into obscurity—until a recent breakthrough reunited the two airmen to independently corroborate every chilling detail. Investigative journalist Ross Coulthart joins the show to unpack this newly verified, classic military UFO abduction case.

In this jam-packed episode, author Jonathan Cahn reveals the insane true story behind the viral news story where an airplane passenger went berserk and had to be duct-taped to his seat after seeing Cahn's new book cover depicting the "Dark Angel". Investigative reporter Ross Coulthart breaks down a famous 1977 Air Force nuclear missile base UFO abduction after a key witness resurfaced after 50 years. Toss in expert updates on Middle East missile strikes and fuel prices, a naked DoorDash driver in Texas, wild Florida crime roundups  and callers reliving the trauma of crinkly brown-bag school lunches with fake cheese and you have the ultimate late-night audio ride.
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In this episode, Walter takes listeners on an unpredictable journey through cultural rants, NYC street wisdom, and wild military mysteries. From nostalgic debates over walking home for school lunch and fried bologna to passionate takedowns of open-office floor plans, homework, and un-airconditioned classrooms, no modern annoyance is safe. Plus, caller stories from Queens about hidden $40 massages and midnight hot pot.

In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, Walter dives into TikTok algorithm rabbit holes, ham radio enthusiasts, and Canadian rock band nostalgia. UFO researcher Dave Scott joins to dissect Washington’s secret "legacy program"—the alleged multi-decade government UFO cover-up that somehow leaves zero paper trail. Later, Walter and late-night callers reminisce about elementary school lunch trauma, from shattered glass thermoses to trading cafeteria cookies like contraband on the playground. Fast, unfiltered, and deeply funny, it's late-night talk radio at its best.

Psychic Dr. Linda Salvin recounts getting confronted by an enraged clerk at a Macy's jewelry counter, callers relive childhood school lunchroom trauma involving reused paper bags and fake cheese, and Walter takes aim at Google's "hipster army" corporate cafeteria. To top it all off, Florida Stories delivers foot-long subs stuffed down pants and 3 AM bar chaos involving a backpack full of puppies.

Investigative journalist Ross Coulthart breaks open a 50-year-old military UFO cold case at Ellsworth Air Force Base—now corroborated after a long-lost Air Force security officer resurfaced to verify a Walmart-sized craft, telepathic messages, missing time, and single-glove abductions. Next, Marine veteran Edward Jones breaks down high-seas naval clashes in the Strait, surging fuel prices, and contacting Belarus via ham radio. Finally, author Jonathan Cahn reveals the insane true story behind his viral flight from hell, where a seatmate went demonic over his new book on dark angels, wrestled for his laptop, and had to be duct-taped to his seat by retired cops.
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Dave Scott, the host of Spaced Out Radio and self-proclaimed "King of Conspiracy Theories," joins the show to blow the lid off hidden UFO technology, government cover-ups, and the unexplained. We explore mathematician Eric Weinstein’s claims that university scientists are being blocked from studying recovered crash retrievals and alien metamaterials. Dave breaks down how private aerospace giants like Lockheed Skunk Works use legal loopholes and FOIA exemptions to keep extraterrestrial secrets entirely for themselves.

Dr. Salvin separates fact from fiction regarding a viral conspiracy theory about a taxidermied grandmother at Disneyland. Then, she dives into the very real, highly illegal, and surprisingly common phenomenon behind the parks' "code grandma" calls—where grieving families sneakily scatter their loved ones' ashes on famous rides, causing immediate shutdowns and cleanup chaos.

Walter Sterling speaks with Laurel Woods, author of Strip Club Heiress, to unpack her unbelievable true story. Raised in a household split between a devout Christian mother and a father running Southern California's strip club scene, Laurel spent her childhood being babysat in back offices but her family's world shattered in 1989 when her father's business partner was gunned down.For 11 years, the crime went unsolved while her father lived a normal life. Then came a shocking arrest that exposed a dark web of murder and a decades-long cover-up.

Walter Sterling chats with Father Jim Drucker—a retired Catholic priest of nearly 50 years, military chaplain, and former top 40 radio DJ. Father Drucker shares his candid and unique perspective on civic duty and religious pluralism, weighing in on whether New York City's mayor has an obligation to attend the controversial 9/11 memorial service.

Late-night radio's ultimate king of chaos, Walter Sterling, is back to take you on a wacky, live ride through America’s strangest obsessions and late-night caller confessions on The Other Side of Midnight. In this episode, Walter tackles the great leg-shaving debate after a character in the Amazon Prime teen drama Sterling Point sparks some serious questions about modern dating etiquette. He also sits down with Laurel Woods, author of Strip Club Heiress, to hear the mind-blowing story of being raised in Southern California strip clubs by a cop-turned-murderer. Plus, metaphysical expert Dr. Linda Salvin exposes the real trend of families smuggling cremated ashes into Disney World, which prompts Walter to admit to sprinkling his own mother’s ashes at Neiman Marcus. From 9/11 political drama and an Arizona realtor duct-taped to an airplane seat, to Bigfoot tree-knocking in Canada
and why cats are actually dimensional guardians, this is the perfect sleepless-night soundtrack.

Dive into a hilarious rundown of "Florida Man" crimes—including an undercooked potato fork-stabbing, a Dollar General brawl sparked by a loud fart, and the legendary security guard "Paul Flart" livestreaming his own firing. Contrast the laughs with raw, unforgettable calls from retired NYPD and Chicago officers detailing the grim realities of the streets, a look at Poland's uncompromising immigration policies, and family drama over pawned guitars and "grandma's Hummels". From CIA art psyops to Drive-Thru ID checks and tips on approaching women, Walter proves that late-night talk radio is still the wildest place on the dial.

In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, host Walter Sterling takes you on a fast-paced, hilarious, and wildly unpredictable journey through the topics keeping the graveyard shift awake.
Canadian conspiracy king Dave Scott drops by to talk classified UFO metadata, interdimensional UAPs, and some terrifyingly loud, Yankee-Stadium-level Bigfoot tree-knocking deep in the British Columbia woods. Then, Walter dives into the caller lines to solve life’s greatest mysteries: why New Jersey's garbage collectors completely ignore holidays, the shocking Sumerian theory that cats are alien bodyguards sent to block interdimensional monsters, why the government really targeted the mafia, and the absolute spiritual ecstasy of a squeaky room-service cart delivering a 2:30 AM cheeseburger.

In this episode, Walter sits down with Laurel Woods. She shares the jaw-dropping story of growing up with a respectable cop dad who secretly built a strip club empire—and spent eleven years living a normal family life after having his business partner murdered. Laurel describes the painful reality of visiting her dad in an orange jumpsuit every Christmas and Father's Day after he was finally convicted of murder-for-hire. Later in the show, Dr. Linda Salvin exposes the illegal (and highly disruptive) trend of families secretly scattering cremated ashes on Disneyland rides, paired with her own confession of sprinkling her mother's remains on the floor of a Neiman Marcus department store.

Walter tackles the ultimate dating etiquette crisis: does a woman have a "moral obligation" to disclose her unshaved legs and armpits before disrobing? Driven by his own traumatic dating flashback
and sparked by the Amazon Prime series Sterling Point, Walter opens up the phone lines to hear from callers about whether "forest legs" are an absolute dealbreaker or just a harmless culture shock.

The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling airs weeknights from 1–5am on 77WABC. Walter blends news, humor, storytelling, and listener calls into a unique late-night talk show that's engaging, entertaining, and unpredictable.

In this Labor Day weekend episode, Walter ditches his usual wacky banter to tackle the heavy, haunting weight of the upcoming 25th anniversary of 9/11, arguing that the endless stream of conspiracy theories points to a deeper "lie at work" that keeps eating at our brains. From fiery caller debates over structural engineering to firsthand memories of New York’s toxic air, Walter and his community of "midnight misfits" leave no stone unturned.

Strap in for a late-night ride through the bizarre, the tragic, and the unexplained on The Other Side of Midnight. Host Walter Sterling kicks off with a fast-paced segment of wild "Florida Stories"—featuring Google Maps SWAT blunders, bus-stop coffee mug brawls, and daring Nile crocodile escapes. Then, the mood shifts as callers share raw, deeply personal memories of 9/11, discussing overlooked TV news broadcasts, mysterious elevator renovations, and the enduring health battles of first responders.

Walter Sterling opens the phone lines of WABC’s "The Other Side of Midnight" for a raw, unfiltered, and deeply personal look at the tragedy that reshaped America. From bizarre conspiracy theories about the "gelatin crew" and mysterious blue flames to firsthand accounts from first responders, structural experts, and retired NYPD detectives, Walter and his "midnight misfits" explore why the story of 9/11 still feels unresolved.

In this chaotic and thought-provoking hour, Walter is joined by psychic plane-crash survivor Dr. Linda Salvin to dissect a recent cargo crash in Miami, debunk viral European "Mark of the Beast" rumors, and share wild supernatural visions. Walter tackles the enduring mysteries of 9/11, arguing that "there is a lie at work" keeping the nation from truly putting the tragedy to rest. From passionate callers arguing over the combustion temperatures of jet fuel and the structural integrity of steel beams, to raw personal stories of firefighter heroism, sketchy charity payouts, and secret black boxes.
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On this live Labor Day hour of The Other Side of Midnight, Walter breaks his self-imposed weekend silence to dive into the stories that matter—and several that definitely don't. Teen journalist Wyatt Sharpe joins to discuss Canada-US tariffs, Alberta’s separatist movement, and how Gen Z processes the legacy of 9/11 compared to Pearl Harbor. Then, Hollywood correspondent Matias Boom Boom drops in to review Steve Guttenberg's nostalgic new film and spill the details on his own role in a low budget B-movie called Bikini Theater. Finally, Steve and Celena from JB Bakery share their mouth-watering "Banana Split Bliss" recipe, break down Miss America's "lowball" questions, and reveal the hilarious, New Year's Eve-inspired secret behind why Labor Day weekend is absolutely packed with birthday cakes.

In this action-packed episode, host Walter Sterling welcomes NewsNation’s Ross Coulthart and Ancient Aliens voice Robert Clotworthy to unearth the colossal, underground Egyptian labyrinth described by Herodotus and supposedly suppressed by mainstream Egyptologists.The entertainment continues as film critic Matias Boom Boom breaks down the surprise box office success of Coyote vs. Acme and reviews the parent-free teen drama Sterling Point. Retired NYPD detective Vic Ferrari shares a wild, embarrassing tale of a Bronx bathroom brawl over his gun belt, while psychic Dr. Linda Salvin details bizarre conspiracy theories about Getty Museum tunnels and Taylor Swift's wedding. Finally, hear Walter's passionate birthday rant against downloading retail apps just to get a free scoop of ice cream, alongside a parade of late-night callers failing to identify the show's mysterious, cosmic "secret sound"

In this episode, Walter shares his improved medical numbers and rails against restaurant apps before diving into a passionate defense of mayonnaise as "the great lubricant of our lives". James Parker drops in with another batch of bizarre "Florida Stories"—featuring an HOA declaring war on front-yard butterflies, a freak palm tree hammock accident, and an Orlando sports bar protected by a truly baffling nuisance ordinance loophole.

In this episode, paranormal investigator Dave Scott debates Walter on whether Sasquatch is actually real (or just Rosie O'Donnell in a bad costume), warns of covert CIA agents monitoring their broadcasts, and exposes a bizarre conspiracy alleging President Eisenhower traded 60,000 abductions a year for alien technology. Meanwhile, callers join the in a mystery sound contest, an intricate theory that political commentator Charlie Kirk was assassinated, a former TV producer's confession about inventing "miracle" stories, and why doing absolutely nothing in Fort Lauderdale is a full-time job.
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Walter Sterling guides listeners through a chaotic mix of caller banter, trivial grievances, and wild conspiracies. In this episode, guest Dr. Linda Salvin drops a series of jaw-dropping claims—from golden spots on cars actually being bee poop to secret subterranean networks beneath the Getty Museum, and even an alleged 4th of July satanic Taylor Swift wedding witnessed by Denzel Washington.Meanwhile, Walter tackles the ultimate modern crisis: being denied a free birthday scoop at Baskin-Robbins because he refuses to download their app.

In this action-packed episode, host Walter Sterling dives deep into ancient cover-ups, Hollywood entertainment, and modern absurdities. First, Ross Coulthart details the search for Egypt’s legendary, suppressed 3,000-room underground labyrinth—complete with sealed builder tombs and sacred crocodiles—and explains why Giza's monuments might actually be tens of thousands of years older than mainstream history claims. Next, the legendary voice of Ancient Aliens and The Curse of Oak Island, Robert Clotworthy, drops by to tease a mind-blowing new discovery found hundreds of feet deep on Oak Island and discusses why 82% of ancient Egypt still remains buried under the sand.
For a lighter turn, Hollywood critic Matias Boom Boom reviews the legal cartoon madness of Coyote versus Acme and the parentless, ultra-wealthy fantasy world of Amazon’s Sterling Point.

On tonight's episode, we're diving deep into the weird, the wacky, and the under-reported. Why Travis and Taylor's MSG wedding was just a showbiz spectacle for fans?Tartaria, Mud Floods, & Tesla: Expert Guy Anderson breaks down the lost global empire of Tartaria, how "mud floods" buried its free-energy buildings, and the shocking truth behind the World's Fairs. Dr. Linda Salvin reports on a swimmer who needed 38 stitches after an otter ambush, plus a wild Harlem pastor's theory about Starbucks' secret ingredient.Why open-plan offices are a nightmare and how introverts can use their quiet superpowers to survive a loud world and can you identify the three mystery clips to win a set of kazoos? Let's play!

Step into the twilight zone of talk radio with late-night legend Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight. In this episode, segment host James Parker kicks off a wild run of "Florida Stories" featuring a Tamp-based Waffle House philanthropist, a slow-speed lawnmower police chase, a sinking Splash Mountain log, and a rather unnecessary public health warning about keeping bats out of your living room. Later, Walter shares hilarious date-rehearsal tips for introverts, rants about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal "schnazolas", and crowns a live trivia winner with the ultimate late-night prize: three kazoos.
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Step into the late-night twilight zone with Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight. In this jam-packed, eccentric hour, Walter and UFO expert Dave Scott dive into the deep end of conspiracy theories—from the suspicious, rapid cleanup of Ground Zero and Sandra Bullock's secret alien sightings to whether Queen Elizabeth was actually a shape-shifting reptilian. Plus, Walter rants about the corruption of the Port Authority, exposes a famous radio host who died broke, advises a caller whose girlfriend describes him as merely an "interesting feature" in her life, and shares an introvert's ultimate survival guide to surviving social interaction. It’s wild, it’s unfiltered, and it’s the perfect antidote to your late-night insomnia.

In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, host Walter Sterling celebrates his birthday by tackling some of the most surreal topics on the airwaves. UK Tartaria expert Guy Anderson joins the show to break down the conspiracy of a lost global civilization, hidden free energy, orchestrated city fires, and how Nikola Tesla connects to the orphan trains of the Industrial Revolution. Plus, we cover a terrifying Lake Tahoe otter attack, a ridiculous Starbucks latte rumor, why open offices are an introvert's personal hell, and why buying diamonds next to Costco's rotisserie chickens is the ultimate proof of American superiority.

In this episode, Walter takes aim at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's July wedding at Madison Square Garden, calling out the absolute delusion of claiming MSG was chosen for an "intimate and private" setting. He hilariously predicts how their massive egos will clash in their "ugly" Lake Erie mansion and outlines the exact moment Travis will realize he has zero leverage in the marriage.Elsewhere on the broadcast, Walter hosts a high-stakes trivia contest for three kazoos,challenging callers to identify three iconic mystery voices and their secret connection.