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b"PORTALS TO OTHER WORLDS\\n\\nRichard Syrett\\xa0and Victor Viggiani welcomes a world renowned ufologist and UFO/ET Disclosure advocate who presents new evidence that portals to other\\xa0worlds exist, and the link between \\u201cConsciousness\\u201d and\\xa0ET/Human contact.\\n\\nGUEST:Grant Cameron became involved in Ufology in 1975 with personal sightings of an object which locally became known as Charlie Red Star. The sightings occurred in Carman, Manitoba. In the past few years Cameron has turned his research interests to the involvement and actions of the President of the United States in the UFO problem. He has made 20+ trips to the National Archives and most of the various Presidential archives looking for presidential UFO material.\\n\\nWEIRD TALES FROM A CIRCUS SIDESHOW\\n\\nRichard welcomes the proprietor of Canada's oldest traveling circus sideshow and some of the strange artifacts on display in his haunted manor.\\n\\nGUEST: Scott McClelland brings 41 years of experience as a producer of extravagant and exciting shows. In 1979 McClelland produced an old time vaudeville act entitled \\u2018Prof. Crookshank\\u2019s Traveling Medicine Show.\\u2019 In 1992 McClelland unleashed \\u2018Carnival Diablo.\\u2019 Originally an attraction in Calgary Alberta that housed over 90 sideshow and vaudeville artifacts and live shows nightly. It has now become a touring company drawing large crowds. McClelland\\u2019s grandfather owned Canada\\u2019s largest traveling sideshow from 1920 thru 1968. He was brought up around his grandfather\\u2019s carnival and shows and was personally taught the secrets of the trade. For nearly a quarter century, McClelland has been the only professional sideshow trainer in Canada, training 42 performers to date. In 1997 he produced a live show based on supernatural activity called \\u2018The Paranormal Show,\\u2019 which still plays some of the finest theaters across Canada. Carnival Diablo and The Paranormal Show have been showcased on The Discovery Channel, TLC, National Geographic, Much Music, A&E and CBC."