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Dreamland is on hiatus this week. Happy Thanksgiving!

Enjoy last week’s program: Last year, David Weatherly caused a sensation on Dreamland with his tales of the Black-Eyed Children. The program remains one of the most popular we have ever produced, and now David’s back with groundbreaking research into some of the most perplexing cases of interdimensional beings on record, including the return of the Mothman and much more.

David Weatherly has been investigating paranormal subjects for over 35 years, investigating cases around the country and abroad. He has written on a diverse range of topics including cryptozoology, UFOs and hauntings.
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Ancient authors describe what could well be entrances into parallel universes. Not only that, there is much information about how to open and close these portals, which has been lost in time. Whitley Strieber and David Weatherly discuss such portals, and portal areas such as the Superstition Mountains, and how to both call and dismiss beings from other realities. Whitley tells a story of what happened to him when he asked the grays to show him a vision of hell. (Don’t expect to forget this. Ever.) They close with a discussion of grinning men and the Provincetown Banshee. Thrilling stuff!

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The reason that Whitley Strieber invited David Weatherly on Dreamland was that he had an encounter with a black-eyed child in the presence of another witness. Whitley describes this incredibly strange encounter to David, and gets the opinion of one of the few researchers who could be called an expert in this field.

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Frightening reality or urban myth? Who are the sinister black-eyed children that are being reported worldwide? They are knocking on doors, rapping on windows, asking to come in. They seem to need an invitation, but why? David Weatherly describes his research into the phenomenon as Whitley Strieber asks, ‘can this be real?’ EXCEPT, Whitley has reason to believe that it may be. It turns out that he has seen such a child…
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