ET-First Contact Radio with Maarten Horst

This weeks guest was Matthew Reifslager. Here is some feedback I received from the audience: Hey Maarten, Here are a couple of responses so far: "That was so sweet, so beautiful in its personal nature.." "This was a beautiful interview. So delightful hearing the purity of the questions and the purity of the responses. Really moving having the opportunity to listen to the Divine work through these beautiful souls for the goodness of all." "Superb indeed!"

ET-First Contact Radio with Maarten Horst

My guest was Gerard Aartsen who wrote a very intersing book about the life of George Adamski. The titel is: "A herald from the Space Brotheres." I recommend reading it, as I did myself before taking the interview. Gerard was a very distinguished and interesting guest.

ET-First Contact Radio with Maarten Horst

ET-First Contact Radio with Maarten Horst

I had Wendy and Gregory Zangazi on the show today. Wonderful conversation.

ET-First Contact Radio with Maarten Horst

ET-First Contact Radio with Maarten Horst

Geoffrey West was on the show again. We had a wonderful talk about disclosure and ascention. It was great to have him.

ET-First Contact Radio with special host Geoffrey West

Geoffrey West was a guest host today. He interviewed a scientist specialized in free energy. His name is: Dr. Brian O'Leary, former astronaut and physicist supporting free energy.

ET-First Contact Radio with Maarten Horst and special guest Geoffrey West

Maarten Horst interviewed Geoff West. Geoff is a Canadian living in Costa Rica who lectures on global unity and world freedom and the events of 2012.

ET-First Contact Radio with Maarten Horst and special guest Mike Quinsey

My guest was Mike Quinsey who channels SaLuSa from Sirius.

Today on Conscious Conversations Joan and Janet talk about how we each experience Consciousness. They explain ways we notice energy. How do we utilize our sensory experience? Do we feel our way into it, do we see it, or sense it in some other fashion? They invite you to remember how it was as an infant or toddler, filled with wonder and curiosity.