The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling

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.

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.

FULL SHOW - Get ready to stay up late with host Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight, the biggest all-night show in American radio. In this jam-packed, chaotic episode, Walter and his cast of regular contributors dive into the bizarre, the controversial, and the legendary.Acclaimed journalist Ross Coulthart discusses jaw-dropping British police sightings—including a giant, cloaked triangular craft captured on infrared film over central London. Meanwhile, Dave Scott explains why the Pentagon's slow disclosure feels like getting socks and underwear for Christmas. Walter and retired NYPD detective Vic Ferrari dissect a tragic stabling of a new mother in Times Square, analyzing the police's justified lethal response and the long-term emotional impact on the victim's newborn daughter. All this and much more. 

This is a world built for the "Midnight Misfits"—those up at night by choice, circumstance, or just looking for some unfiltered truth.In this unscripted, free-form hour, Walter and his callers tackle everything from the agony of childhood corrective Hush Puppies and the wacky belief that you can "Starbucks" your way out of any crisis to the actual circulation secrets of the New York Times. Along the way, we explore the diabolical office psychology of free snacks, discover where classic radio vinyl libraries go to die.No corporate playlists, no filters, and absolutely no rules.

In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, host Walter Sterling dives headfirst into the disappointing state of UFO disclosure, comparing the government’s heavily redacted file drops to getting socks and underwear with holes for Christmas. Then, it's time for the legendary "Florida Story" segment, featuring a beer-chugging speedster who refused to drop his cans while being cuffed, a woman who got her car stuck on train tracks, and an ill-fated online hitman plot. Finally, Walter and a lively lineup of callers debate the tragic reality of urban crime, the history of mental institution closures, a bizarre 1850s "nostalgia" conspiracy theory, and why today's youth think World War I took place in the 1600s.
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In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, host Walter Sterling dives into the heartbreaking Times Square tragedy before shifting gears to the absolute bizarre: Pennsylvania’s controversial 502-page proposal to replace the word "mother" with "postpartum individual", a highway covered in spilled cheese balls, and the Girl Scouts’ newest merit badges. Plus, legendary music historian Denny Somach stops by with a massive scoop on upcoming Led Zeppelin live concert releases. Walter shares his ultimate, unfiltered rules for surviving corporate office politics.

In this episode, legendary investigative journalist Ross Coulthart joins live from Australia to reveal mind-blowing, documented UFO/UAP encounters—including a massive, invisible triangular craft filmed by Scotland Yard helicopter police directly over London. Then, Middle East expert Edward Jones breaks down the tense standoff in the Strait of Hormuz, explaining the US Navy's "midnight shuttle" escorts of oil tankers. Retired NYPD Detective Vic Ferrari shares a raw look at a tragic Times Square stabbing and the critical need for mental health reform.

FULL - Ditch the sleep and join Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight, the ultimate late-night refuge for the "Midnight Misfits". In this delightfully chaotic episode, Walter tackles everything from classroom cell phone bans to why his marriage-saving advice is to always shop alone. Featuring wild "Florida Stories" of naked George Foreman grill mishaps, a deep-dive investigation into the weather-controlling ionosphere weapon HAARP, a debate on LA’s proposed homeless "sex huts", and a warning that an alien armada is scheduled to land in 2027—it's everything your brain needs when the rest of the world is asleep.

Get ready for a wild ride through the unexpected on this episode of The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling. In this packed hour, Walter tackles the hilarious, the personal, and the conspiratorial:
The Professor’s Sugar Heist: How a 35-year-old in Nashville stole a Krispy Kreme truck, got arrested in the woods, and demanded the police call him "the professor". A caller reveals why college students are treating physical "notebook classes" like ancient history, choosing instead to let AI write their notes—and how a lifetime of negotiated deadlines is destroying kids' executive functioning.

Walter Sterling takes you on a wild ride through the bizarre, the paranormal, and the outright hilarious in this hour of The Other Side of Midnight. Metaphysics expert Dave Scott drops by to discuss the shifting landscape of conspiracy theories—from why Bigfoot used to be an apolitical gentleman to the impending UFO "holy cow" moment of 2027. Then, James Parker delivers a rapid-fire round of mind-blowing "Florida Story" reports, featuring a $5 million stamp-selling film producer, an alligator threat to Jay-Z and Beyoncé, and a naked man trying to bake cookies on a George Foreman grill. Plus, Walter shares the "secret foods" we're too embarrassed to buy, why shopping alone can save your marriage
and a candid, provocative look at the state of modern cancer fundraising.
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In this episode, Dr. Linda Salvin drops by to rave about her latest television binge-watching obsession
before taking a hard turn into a bizarre, controversial Los Angeles rumor involving taxpayer-funded "sex huts" for the homeless on the city streets. Then, geoengineering watchdog Dane Wigington joins the show to sound the alarm on HAARP (High Altitude Auroral Research Program). Is this massive 33-acre antenna array in the Alaskan wilderness a harmless academic research lab, or is it a covert weapon of mass destruction capable of steering the jet stream, creating high-pressure heat domes, triggering earthquakes, and weaponizing our atmosphere? Tune in to explore the fine line between wacky conspiracy theories and terrifying realities.
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In this episode, Walter fields some aggressive listener feedback about his "sclerotic narrator persona", corrects his own lack of sports knowledge (Travis Kelce only catches, apparently!), and makes a passionate defense of letting high schoolers keep their smartphones in class because they were practically "born with a phone in their crib".He reviews the Amazon Prime show Sterling Point—calling it "pornography for a 20-year-old" with unlimited funds and zero parents—and exposes why Outer Banks is a total fraud. Later, we explore a wild theory about how the systematic destruction of 19th-century cathedral bells has left the global population agitated and ready for war.

FULL SHOW - Welcome to The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling, the ultimate late-night sanctuary for "midnight misfits" and insomnia-fueled minds.This episode features 17-year-old broadcasting prodigy Wyatt Sharp dissecting US-Canada trade tensions, a retired NYPD detective sharing the heartwarming case of Teddy—a dog rescued from a blizzard under a police van, a master class on baking Lotus Biscoff butter brownies and a wild debate on why a modern college dorm room requires a $5,000 design budget. Whether discussing Middle East geopolitics, Hollywood's latest multi-billion dollar box office hits, or the time Walter held actress Diane Lane's hips at a $16 yoga class, Walter is here to keep you entertained, bewildered, and wide awake.

Late nights just got a whole lot weirder with cynical adjunct professor Walter Sterling.From debunking academic censorship myths and questioning the Obamas’ teenage parenting hacks, to Judge Judy’s rules on lifelong eviction bans and the chaotic, "hold-my-beer" highlights of Florida Story, this show is unfiltered, laugh-out-loud entertainment. It’s talk radio at its most unpredictable, because on this side of the clock, being entertaining is the only rule.
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In this episode, Walter tackles the absolute peak of modern absurdity. We dive into why Poland's Premier refuses to accept illegal immigration, a legendary $4,600 tequila heist at Walmart and why today’s college graduates think Amsterdam is in Iraq. Plus, Walter shares how a $14 local yoga class unexpectedly led to him holding movie star Diane Lane’s hips, while opinionated callers battle over washing laundry by the cycle of the moon versus spending $20,000 on "coastal chic" dorm room styling.If you want a show that has paragraph structure, penmanship, and zero filter—hit that subscribe button. You’ll never have to wonder what the heck is going on here.

In this hilariously chaotic hour, Walter tackles the absolute peak of modern absurdity. First, we head to Los Angeles, where hundreds of tubs of cheddar cheese balls spilled across the freeway—and local drivers risked it all to grab free, pavement-fresh snacks. Back home, Walter tries to survive a self-inflicted fireplace smoke-out by blaming Canadian wildfires to his aroma-sensitive wife.Then, it’s a dive into the wild world of college move-ins, contrasting girls bringing $5,000 of vanity mirrors, twinkle lights, and unusable air fryers with boys who bring just an iPhone and forget their charger.

Walter Sterling welcomes his fellow "Midnight Misfits" to another wacky, fast-paced hour of The Other Side of Midnight. In this episode, Wyatt Sharp, a 17-year-old Canadian broadcasting prodigy, breaks down the growing US-Canada trade war, tariffs, and Google's bizarre Lake Ontario identity crisis.
Hollywood reporter Matias Boom Boom laments his shattered home-theater projector while celebrating Spider-Man's billion-dollar box office and reminiscing about life-changing cinema.
Steve the Baker from JB Bakery serves up his legendary Biscoff Butter Brownie recipe.Retired Catholic priest and former top-40 rock DJ Father Jim Drucker discusses exorcisms and whether Satan is pulling the strings behind modern geopolitics and UFO cover-ups.

Welcome to The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling, the biggest all-night live radio show in America. This is the ultimate late-night sanctuary for the "Midnight Misfits"—the truck drivers, graveyard-shift workers, and sleepless night owls who keep the country running while everyone else is asleep.Hosted by the delightfully blunt, left-handed, cat-loving radio veteran Walter Sterling, the show is a hilarious and unpredictable ride through alternative history, bizarre pop culture, and listener rants. Whether Walter is banning annoying words like "matcha" and "curate," or hosting a world-class lineup of guests, there is never a dull moment. Tune in for mind-bending ancient mysteries with investigative journalist Ross Coulthart, sci-fi and historical enigmas with Ancient Aliens voice Robert Clotworthy.

In this unfiltered hour, Walter Sterling dives headfirst into the news that actually matters to real people—from the real reason Dolly Parton is a saint (clue: it involves free beer and lunch in Hawaii) to the absolute worst buzzwords of our time. Walter rails against TikTok matcha drinkers, overused corporate jargon, and the phrase "living the dream", before sharing a hilariously anxious moment of accidentally popping "Pop Rocks" on a live microphone. Callers chime in with bizarre names like "Lenolium", the logistical nightmare of two-digit 1960s gas pumps, and why you should never address a table of ladies as "guys."

In this chaotic and hilarious episode, Walter dives headfirst into the strange coincidences surrounding Dolly Parton’s passing and legacy, previews an upcoming, highly detailed special on alien abductee, and rails against the double standards of insurance coverage for erectile dysfunction versus other medical procedures. From mocking the pretentious, palms-up preaching style of TED Talk speakers to detailing a wild, movie-worthy police chase involving an exotic dancer at a Kenosha Walmart, Walter leaves no stone unturned. The episode also features a deep-dive conspiracy inquiry into why the Pyramids are actually 30,000 years old, why Atlantis gives humanity peaceful hope and a look at the bizarre, high-tech future of strip clubs.
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Welcome to The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling, where the late-night airwaves belong to the nocturnal, the highly creative, and the beautifully disorganized. In this mind-bending hour, Walter pays tribute to the legendary, multi-layered life of Dolly Parton—before diving headfirst down one of the wildest rabbit holes in radio history with psychic medium Dr. Linda Salvin.From bizarre claims of a secret Freemason upbringing to Miley Cyrus and a shocking, ritualistic Illuminati conspiracy, no topic is too extreme for the late-night misfits. Just as the darkness threatens to consume the studio, Walter and Dr. Salvin pivot to the comforting light of the spiritual realm, discussing the psychic gifts of autistic children, angelic visitations, and sweet messages from deceased loved ones.

Welcome to The Other Side of Midnight, the biggest, most unpredictable all-night show on American radio with host Walter Sterling! In this packed hour, we’re serving up a wild mix of alternative history, Hollywood gossip, and bizarre true-crime. First, investigative journalist Ross Coulthart details mind-bending new evidence suggesting the Giza pyramids are actually 25,000 years old—completely upending mainstream Egyptology. Then, Robert Clotworthy, the iconic voice of Ancient Aliens, joins the show to talk Mars rover secrets, FM radio signals coming from Jupiter’s moons, and the latest confounding discoveries on Oak Island. Hollywood critic Matias Boom Boom drops by to talk box office blockbusters and the lost era of TV variety shows, followed by a quick debrief on the Love Island reunion drama.

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.

FULL SHOW - In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, astronomer Dr. Sky details the cosmic magic of the sturgeon moon eclipse and the tragic, top-heavy sinking of King Henry VIII’s warship, the Mary Rose. NewsNation’s Meagan Medick breaks down the dark mysteries of Jeffrey Epstein’s Zoro Ranch,while Eddy Aragon tackles the lingering conspiracies surrounding WTC Building 7. From Voyager's discovery of a dense, radioactive "physical wall" at the edge of our solar system to a $24 million postal check-theft ring, the secrets flow freely. Plus, the "Midnight Misfits" call in to share their absolute worst vacation horror stories—featuring rain-soaked in-laws, runaway runway goats, and a family station wagon that literally fell off the delivery truck.
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Step into the wonderfully chaotic, unfiltered world of late-night talk on The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling.In this fast-paced hour, Walter kicks things off with a listener-submitted parody song
before recounting his absolutely disastrous impulse vacation to Curaçao—featuring goats on the airport runway, a 20-second blackjack defeat, a severe equator sunburn that swelled his eyes shut, and the baffling discovery that the island has no beaches but does have the world's largest oil refinery.

Walter Sterling hosts a hilarious therapy session on The Other Side of Midnight, diving headfirst into your absolute worst vacation nightmares. From Walter’s own horror stories of being trapped in the pouring rain with World War II-obsessed in-laws and getting vomited on in Curacao, to callers sharing tales of toxic Turkish salads and station wagons that literally fell off the delivery truck.Later, Dave Scott of Spaced Out Radio joins to break down a mind-blowing Gallup poll revealing that 78% of Americans believe the government is hiding UFO secrets.

On this hour of The Other Side of Midnight, host Walter Sterling and guest Eddie Dragon dive deep into the enduring mysteries and conspiracy theories surrounding World Trade Center Building 7. Then, News Nation's Meagan Medick joins to drop bombshells about Jeffrey Epstein's bizarre Zoro Ranch, FBI asset theories, and her upcoming Scientology exposé, before tackling a Toledo creature sighting. Plus,  a hilariously honest countdown of the world's most disappointing vacation spots.

In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, host Walter Sterling and his community of "Midnight Misfits" dive into the cosmos, historical disasters, and retro scandals. Space expert Dr. Sky joins the mic to explain the upcoming blood-red lunar eclipse, the real (and hilarious) reason King Henry VIII’s favorite warship sank, and a bizarre, warning email Walter received from an alleged ex-CIA agent about disclosing UFO secrets. Plus, the crew discusses the true panic behind 1950s rock and roll, celebrates the grand opening of an Arkansas Buc-ee’s, rails against corporate snack-room stinginess, and listens to a retired NYPD detective's chilling tale of a mob hit.

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.