The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling

The Other Side of Midnight takes on the controversy surrounding Sydney Sweeney’s provocative advertising campaign and the backlash it sparked online. Is Sweeney simply using the tools and image she has to promote her business investment—or does the campaign represent something bigger about feminism, personal choice, and the way women are viewed in modern culture? The conversation also turns to changing attitudes toward men, women, sexuality, workplace culture, and the debate over whether celebrating femininity empowers women or sets society back.

Did world elites wipe an entire advanced empire from the map and steal free energy from the public? In this mind-bending episode, UK alternative history researcher Guy Anderson dives deep into the mystery of Tartaria—a lost global civilization that harnessed clean, etheric energy using sacred geometry, star forts, and cathedral power stations. We explore Nicola Tesla’s suppressed final interview regarding cathedral cathodes, CIA documents detailing historical cover-ups, Anatoly Fomenko's theory of a 1,000-year timeline falsification, and how 19th-century orphan trains and insane asylums were used to quiet dissent during a global historical reset. Plus, discover why the word "founded" on old buildings might actually mean "found dead and buried."

Are our skies being visited by anomalous craft, and did the government know as early as 1952? In this interview, investigative journalist Ross Coulthart joins host Walter to break down the declassification and release of a long-hidden 1952 reel-to-reel audio recording. The tape captures Colonel Edward Ruppelt—head of Project Blue Book—admitting to elite MIT civilian scientists that radar, visual, and witness evidence of UAPs could no longer be ignored. From the historic July 1952 Washington D.C. flyovers buzzing the Capitol to Congressional pressure forcing the MITRE Corporation to surrender the tape, this episode uncovers what the Pentagon knew during the biggest UFO wave in history.

Robert Clotworthy, the iconic narrator behind Ancient Aliens and The Curse of Oak Island, joins The Other Side of Midnight / The Giant Radio Show to pull back the curtain on the sonic craft behind his legendary voice. Clotworthy reveals his elite four-microphone recording setup—including an ultra-high-end Neumann M49V that sounds like "pouring cream"—and explains how recording all four mics simultaneously allows producers to sculpt distinct vocal tones depending on whether he's narrating close-up or distant shots of ancient monuments. Beyond studio gear, the discussion touches on upcoming UFO disclosures, mysterious historical finds buried 200 feet deep on Oak Island, and an intriguing upcoming project in Europe.

Join Matias Boom Boom for an unfiltered ride through radio history, studio tech, and cinema. In this episode, Matias tackles his blatant Radio Hall of Fame snub (despite buying drinks for half the committee) and jokes about his infamous on-air humming habit. The audio geeks get a treat as the conversation turns to vintage RCA ribbon mics, 15-speed analog tape, and why Bob Dylan refuses to record on digital. Finally, Matias reviews Angelina Jolie's stylish, amber-drenched Italian movie Without Blood, starring Salma Hayek in a tale of childhood trauma, newsstands, and dinner-table revenge.

Walter Sterling welcomes Steve the Baker from JB Bakery and Celena Ballerina to The Other Side of Midnight. The trio dives into viral TikTok baking trends, from fall's viral pumpkin sheetcake to creative Biscoff-infused tres leches, tiramisu, and donuts. Plus, Celena spills on using online data brokers to look up Steve when they first started dating, keeping her high school pageant participation a secret before her upcoming New Jersey competitions, and whether Steve’s non-stop work ethic at the bakery is a healthy coping strategy—or just relationship avoidance.

Edward Jones breaks down how Middle East conflict hits home at the gas pump. Jones details how rising kitchen-table expenses—including record-high $6.40/gallon diesel—are tied directly to overseas turmoil. The discussion delves into critical maritime chokepoints termed "the two throats"—the Strait of Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb—and how Houthi strikes on Saudi oil infrastructure give Iran strategic leverage while straining U.S. defensive resources. .

Spiritualist and metaphysicist Dr. Linda Salvin joins the show to tackle controversial headlines, spiritual lessons, and cosmic balance. From Minnesota's taxpayer-funded "My Gender Dolls" classroom curriculum to spiritual perspectives on past lives and soul incarnation, Dr. Salvin explores where physical reality meets the soul's journey. The conversation takes an unexpected turn with a fascinating theory on how launching space rockets alters the literal weight and gravitational balance of the Earth, closing with details on where to find Dr. Salvin's spiritual guidance online.

Walter Sterling takes listeners on an unpredictable, wide-ranging journey through classified secrets, geopolitical crises, and late-night oddities on The Other Side of Midnight. Investigative journalist Ross Coulthart reveals an impending release of classified 1952 UAP files, including a secret reel-to-reel recording of Project Blue Book’s head briefing military scientists Legendary voiceover artist Robert Clotworthy (Ancient Aliens, The Curse of Oak Island) drops in to talk high-end German studio microphones and strange discoveries on Oak Island. Analyst Edward Jones tackles rising fuel costs and Middle East maritime chokepoints, while researcher Guy Anderson explores the historical mysteries of the lost Tartarian Empire and suppressed free-energy architecture. Wrapped up with retired NYPD detective Vic Ferrari's academy confessions, Steve the Baker's Biscoff cake secrets, WhatsApp cheater settings, and classic Florida Stories, this episode covers everything happening after dark.

Buckle up for late-night radio chaos with host Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight. In this hour, Walter dives into airline horror stories after a passenger paying full price for first class gets bumped to coach without a refund. The phone lines open up for raw caller confessions about relationship betrayal, headlined by a wild story of a cheating ex-fiancée who spoke in non-human voices, summoned Satan, and a near-fatal highway crash saved by phantom steering interventions. Plus, Walter debunks classic 90s celebrity urban legends, vents about making four hours of live radio solo while TV writers get catered rooms and delivers a hilarious reality check on the "rogue AI" panic.

In this action-packed hour, UK researcher Guy Anderson explores the mystery of Tartaria—a lost global empire that allegedly harnessed free ether energy through cathedrals functioning as power stations before its history was systematically erased. Then, investigative journalist Ross Coulthart delivers exclusive updates on a newly declassified 1952 UFO recording detailing military panic during the famous Washington, D.C. radar flyovers.The midnight madness continues with discussions on the secrecy around Elon Musk, caller theories on CIA connections, and iconic urban legends.

Walter Sterling takes on a wild mix of nocturnal topics, bizarre news, and personal confessions. Spiritualist Dr. Linda Salvin drops in to talk data privacy, controversial school curriculum dolls, and why space launches might be altering the weight of the Earth. The show digs into the biological case for morning sex over late-night intimacy, while Steve the Baker and Celena Ballerina dish on TikTok’s parking-lot pumpkin sheet cake obsession, Biscoff desserts, and secret pageant lives. Plus, a look at Florida’s baby formula theft rings, smartphone "Affair Mode" settings, and Walter’s horrific account of dating a pathological liar who couldn't even keep her cat's name straight.

In this hour, investigative journalist Ross Coulthart drops an exclusive leak about imminent declassified UAP files and a historic 1952 Project Blue Book briefing tape delivered to elite MIT scientists. Next, voiceover legend Robert Clotworthy (Ancient Aliens, The Curse of Oak Island) breaks down his high-end German microphone setup and hidden island treasures, followed by Middle East expert Edward Jones analyzing spiking diesel prices and Houthi maritime choke points. Rounding out the show, film critic Matias Bombal reviews Angelina Jolie's Without Blood, while Walter dives into NYPD detective tales of baby formula theft, interdimensional alien theories, and why his radio Hall of Fame snub might trace back to unplugged headphones.

Join host Walter Sterling as he catches up with Steve "The Baker" Sterling from JB Bakery and his girlfriend, Celena—a ballerina preparing for her upcoming beauty pageants. Together, they discuss homeschool life, pageant culture, and fall baking trends—including Steve's homemade answer to the viral TikTok trend of people devouring supermarket pumpkin sheet cakes in their cars. Tune in for pro baker tips on avoiding canned pumpkin traps, balancing sugar for extra moisture, and making real cream cheese frosting at home.

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. .

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. .

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.