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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 - Welcome to The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling, the ultimate late-night sanctuary for the "Midnight Misfits"—the introverts, freaks, night-shift workers, left-handers, and flat-footers who thrive while the rest of the world is asleep. Broadcasting live in the quiet hours, host Walter Sterling guides listeners through an unpredictable "theater of the mind" that weaves together eccentric callers, bizarre trivia, and sharp-witted rants.

Walter Sterling takes you on a wild ride through the bizarre, the unexplained, and the flat-out ridiculous. In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, we dive deep into the mysteries of frequency control—from lead-filled 19th-century wavy glass designed to block irritating sound frequenciesto Tartaria's lost crystal library and the ancient art of tuning-fork healing. Then, Florida Story host James Parker drops by with unbelievable tales of green laser-pointer arrests, an OnlyFans mom banned from volunteering at her kids' school, and a Diet Mountain Dew-soaked crime scene. We wrap things up with a deep dive into the JFK assassination conspiracy.

Welcome to the ultimate late-night refuge for introverts, freaks, and the noise-sensitive. In this eclectic episode of The Other Side of Midnight, host Walter Sterling explore whether a wilderness trail camera was fondled by a black bear or a Sasquatch, share wild Florida stories—including a meth-fueled church break-in that ended in a self-baptism and a tragic argument over gun safety—and tackle UFOs/UAPs with NASA study team member Mike Gold. From the secret tracking dots hidden on your printer paper to a firsthand telepathic alien encounter in the Arizona desert, we're pulling back the curtain on the weird, the unexplained, and why late-night radio is the perfect place to be alone together.

The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling is the ultimate late-night playground for midnight misfits and proud introverts. In this episode, guest Eddie Aragon takes listeners on a fascinating journey through Salt Lake City's massive, spooky footprint, the trillion-dollar business side of the LDS Church, and how the Osmond family built a studio by taking their entertainment stock public. The mood shifts to true crime with a deep dive into Rochester's tragic Leighton Avenue quadruple cold case followed by a hilarious, cautionary public service announcement regarding a Rolex-stealing Virginia exotic dancer who drugged a patron with benzodiazepines. Finally, Walter and callers launch a passionate, laugh-out-loud critique of the tragic downfall of the $1 Dollar Tree price point, the mystery of shelf-stable permalat milk, and how a helium mine strike single-handedly deflated Party City

Strap in for the ultimate late-night theater of the mind with Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight, the biggest all-night show in American radio. This episode delivers a mind-bending journey spanning deep space exploration, television secrets, and the gritty realities of New York City streets:Space Lasers, Asteroids, and Ancient Tech: Dr. Sky drops by to discuss China's record-setting 2-watt infrared satellite laser, the Psyche spacecraft's 307-million-mile communication record, and the looming 2029 close approach of the 1,200-foot asteroid Apophis. Plus, a look at whether the ancient Egyptians used plasma cutters.The "Live-to-Tape" Illusion: Walter calls out the "wimps" of modern late-night TV who record their "live" shows at 5:30 p.m., contrasting them with the raw, mistake-filled authenticity of Bob Barker's The Price is Right. Discover the secrets of motorized microphones and contestant-row audio design.

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, independent researcher Michelle Gibson explores abandoned amusement parks and the hidden history of a lost civilization, while Wyatt Sharpe breaks down the legal twists in the United Healthcare CEO case and the search for Nancy Guthrie. We dive into the legendary "Elvis is alive" sightings, a trail camera capturing what might be Sasquatch, a "Middle Eastern NATO" plan, and psychic Linda Salvin on elite conspiracies. Plus, callers share their best newborn baby advice, UFO sightings, and the exhausting reality of being a vacation "cabana boy."

Welcome to the other side of midnight with Walter Sterling, a late-night refuge for "midnight misfits" and curious insomniacs. In this fast-paced, unpredictable hour, Walter connects with listeners on everything from bad Indiana roads and the mysteries of midgrade gas pumps to a caller dialing in from a hospital bed in Sicily.

This jam-packed hour features Canadian Bigfoot expert Dave Scott sharing trail camera footage of a clawless, thumbed creature playing with a jar of peanut butter, alongside his controversial theory that Wyoming's Devil's Tower is actually a petrified tree stump. Plus, James Parker serves up a wild round of "Florida Stories"—including a lotto winner blocked by pandemic debt, a backyard trash fire that engulfed a house, a porch-dwelling 7.5-foot alligator, and a wedding venue owner who brandished a Glock to silence a DJ. Finally, psychic healer Linda Salvin details the spooky elite "adrenochrome" conspiracy, followed by late-night callers discussing NJ UFO sightings and why beach metal detectors are definitely not "chick magnets."

In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, host Walter Sterling dives into the bizarre, the hilarious, and the uninvestigated.Discover why Elvis faked his death (and why an extra "A" on his tombstone holds the key), hear a retired NYPD detective's confession about an accidental fireworks war in a basement locker room, and join an 18-wheeler truck driver's mission to bail out a coworker named "The Horny Mule" in Elmira. Between discussions on rising gas prices and Trump's proposed Middle East "NATO," Walter unleashes legendary rants about the nightmare of family beach vacations, the horrors of North Carolina's "dune police," and why the "5:00 a.m. club" is a total scam.

Step into the late-night airwaves with host Walter Sterling on The Other Side of Midnight, where the bizarre, the historical, and the criminal collide. In this jam-packed episode, independent researcher Michelle Gibson reveals the hidden history of early 20th-century trolley parks and the conspiracy surrounding a lost, highly advanced "Tartarian" free-energy grid that was covered up by the rise of fossil fuels. Next, teen journalist Wyatt Sharpe of The Sharpe Exchange breaks down the shocking legal loopholes in the Luigi Mangione trial and the ongoing FBI friction stalling the Nancy Guthrie investigation. Plus, film critic Matias Boom Boom stops by to discuss movie-making at haunted amusement parks, Hollywood's latest record-breaking box office, and a cheeky, sexy French reboot of Zorro. 

Welcome to The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling, the ultimate late-night refuge for midnight misfits. In this episode, Walter is back at the soundboard after a grueling nine-hour drive from New York to Ohio—and he has a new conspiracy to unravel. Why did his radio phone lines suddenly go completely dead? Walter believes the show was "unphoned" by corporate entities because of their political points of view, drawing sharp parallels to his own bizarre experience of being "debanked."

Late-night radio maverick Walter Sterling is back on the air—broadcasting on a brand-new emergency hotline after the studio's phone lines were mysteriously "unfoned". In this hour of The Other Side of Midnight, Walter tackles the glossy, hyper-unrealistic world of the Prime Video hit Off-Campus (arguing that real college kids look like tired, pizza-craving students, not elite models) and dives deep into why solitude is a superpower with a little help from Carl Jung.

In this unfiltered hour, Walter tackles the modern horror of corporate "debanking", shares a hilarious Dave Scott-led spam caller takedown, and explores the mystery of a "jellyfish" UFO hovering over Mars. He also checks in on a majestic close encounter in an Australian cemetery before taking down Hollywood's latest drama: Selena Gomez's chaotic mental health company lawsuit.

On this hour of The Other Side of Midnight, host Walter Sterling and guest Eddiy Aragon dive headfirst into late-night mysteries, wild cover-ups, and guilty-pleasure TV. First, they pull back the curtain on Utah's infamous Skinwalker Ranch: is it a bone-chilling supernatural portal, or just a high-tech "cash register" capitalizing on spooky, unverified legends to keep the money rolling in? Then, things get deeply conspiratorial as the duo dissects the bizarre, fast-moving logistics behind the Charlie Kirk "assassination" theory and breaks down how Ring cameras, vehicle tracking, and DNA databases cracked the 2022 Idaho student murders.

Welcome to the bizarre, hilarious, and deeply conspiratorial world of late-night talk radio with Walter Sterling. In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, Walter recounts his personal nightmare of being 'unbanked' after their computer systems inexplicably declared him deceased. Things get even stranger as he investigates whether the show's phone system was deliberately 'unfoned' by gatekeepers due to its viewpoint.

In this episode of The Other Side of Midnight, host Walter Sterling dives headfirst into late-night chaos. Walter breaks down the real conspiracy behind mid-grade gasoline, compares AOC's egg-freezing announcement to male erectile dysfunction insurance struggles, and shares the delicate art of being a supportive dad (and self-identified "dance mom") during his daughter's recent breakup.

In this episode, NewsNation's Meagan Medick joins to expose Scientology's massive, undercover real-estate takeover in Clearwater, FL, unpack the promises of AI and reverse simulation theory, and detail the behind-the-scenes booking of the BBC interview that ruined Prince Andrew's royal career. 

Walter unpacks the mind-bending "Great Reset" theory of the 1800s—where massive fires allegedly erased free-energy cities, 300,000 "orphan train" kids repopulated the Midwest, and World Fairs featured "live baby incubator" exhibits run by a fake doctor. Next, Spaced Out Radio host Dave Scott breaks down the government's underwhelming Tranche 5 UFO document drop, complete with disappointing AI-rendered black triangles and Marco Rubio's repetitive talk tracks. 

Walter Sterling pulls back the curtain on the hilarious, painful, and bizarre realities of long-term commitment on The Other Side of Midnight. From the silent refuge of taking out the trash to why we actually live in a matriarchy where wives decide where husbands are allowed to sit, Walter and his callers dissect why half of American marriages end in divorce.

In this episode, Walter steps up as a dad to support his 21-year-old daughter through a tearful public breakup with her girlfriend. Walter talks gas with Edward Jones. Plus, retired NYPD detective Vic Ferrari shares a shocking confession about a precinct mascot dog,

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 packed episode, Walter enjoys a rare weekend of absolute freedom alone, indulging in gas station chicken and binge-watching Apple TV's alternate-history space race drama, Star City. Hollywood insider Matias Boom Boom drops by to celebrate the post-pandemic box office boom as Spider-Man: Brand New Day shatters records. Then, high school broadcasting phenomenon Wyatt Sharpe details a political turf war slowing down an Arizona murder investigation and explains why Gen Z is suddenly ditching their smartphones. 

Dive deep into whether the Grand Canyon was actually an ancient Sumerian gold mine, and discover why your favorite childhood Drumstick ice cream is a non-melting chemical confection. Ancient Aliens voice actor Robert Clotworthy joins the show to discuss slamming rockets into the moon.

In this episode, "known Canadian" Dave Scott joins Walter to unpack chemically treated forest fires, a billionaire's secret UFO briefing to Donald Trump, and a Sasquatch body chilling in a hillbilly's freezer. Then, dive deep into the vault of alternative history with investigations into the phantom time hypothesis (are we really in the year 1729?)and whether 19th-century mental asylums were built to lock up non-conformists.