Steve Stockton

Few people really know about the Thanksgiving horror story in which the pilgrims or colonists of the New World were suffering harsh winters and how a large group of the colonists disappeared without a trace. For the historical settlers at Jamestown, from 1609 to 1610, while the harvest feasts were already in practice, it was a time of murder and cannibalism. It wasn’t just an indigenous slaughter that history speaks of – it was also a time when settlers resorted to eating human flesh as they were subjected to famine and other tragedies that befell them. There is also one of the most mysterious and terrifying accounts of the Lost Colony Of Roanoke. Did their demise come from a curse due to their transgressions upon sacred land? Tonight on Ground Zero (7-10 pm, pacific time) Clyde Lewis talks with Folklore Storyteller, Steve Stockton about SATAN’S PILGRIMS – THE FIRST CANNIBAL COLONIES.

Originally Broadcast On 11/27/24

America is a country rich in folklore, a place where cautionary tales have always been mixed into the pot and sprinkled into our collective nightmares. Furthermore, there are triangulated locations throughout the planet that are suggested to be most powerful and supernatural due to their position on the globe, or, maybe because of some unknown event that created a triad of death.Tonight on Ground Zero, Clyde Lewis talks with paranormal researcher and author, Steve Stockton about TRIAD OF DEATH W/ STEVE STOCKTON.

Originally Broadcast On 5/21/21

The idea of childhood horrors is also the basis of adult fears. People have aversions to things like dolls and clowns, and it is peculiar how these things trigger memories of imaginary friends. The concept of our children being influenced by a malevolent force is all too real now that younger people are more in tune with ghosts in their machines as they find themselves glued to their phones and laptops. A parent’s greatest fear is losing a child to the darkness as the demons watch and wait for the moment a child loses its ability to connect. So, it turns to an imaginary friend that is neither a friend nor imaginary. These “familiars” reveal themselves during times of great duress while blurring the lines between adulthood and the children’s hour. Tonight on Ground Zero (7-10 pm, pacific time) Clyde Lewis talks with folklore storyteller and author, Steve Stockton about THE CHILDREN’S HOUR.

Originally Broadcast On 10/18/24

The so-called Alaskan Triangle has managed to slip largely under the public radar, despite having a missing persons rate more than double the national average. Located between Juneau, Anchorage and the small town of Barrow, the area is reportedly a hotbed of paranormal activity. There are strange phenomena such as the Nantinaq (Hairy Man), the Kushtaka (Land Otter Man), UFO/alien activity, and powerful electromagnetic fields in the area, similar to those found in the Bermuda Triangle. Whether the mysterious disappearances of the Alaska Triangle are the result of natural perils, strange energy vortexes, or ancient evil spirits, they are undoubtedly alarming. Tonight on Ground Zero, Clyde Lewis talks with author of the paranormal and unexplained, Steve Stockton about THIN ICE – THE MYSTERIOUS ALASKA TRIANGLE.

Originally Broadcast On 9/28/2023

Archaeologists have recently unearthed a horrific mass grave of 450 desecrated remains thought to belong to those accused of “vampirism.” Throughout history, vampires have been considered real and today with all of the talk about the trafficking of humans and the drinking of Adrenochrome by the elite, vampire stories have lept from mere fables to harsh reality. Some wealthy older people are using the blood of young people as a type of youth serum. The transfusion procedure is called “parabiosis,” where the blood of the young is used to prevent aging. The underlying theme of this practice also has strong roots within the occult. Tonight on Ground Zero, Clyde Lewis talks with paranormal author, Steve Stockton about VAMPIRE STATE – BLOOD BATH AND BEYOND.

Originally Broadcast On 6/21/2023

With all of the shows about vampires, a social trend emerged with a unique group calling themselves, “Vampirekin,” who believe in and live the lifestyle of being vampires. Something appears to be triggering the base instinct of animalistic behavior which can be traced to primitives who may have consumed human blood and flesh in order to remain youthful and have eternal life. Are there those in places of power who drink the blood of innocents? Are these vampire stories legend or myth, or, is there a kernel of truth to them? Tonight on Ground Zero, Clyde Lewis talks with Steve Stockton, Sandy Lewis, and Chris Everard about ANOTHER VIEW OF THE VAMPIRE.

Originally Broadcast On 10/14/2022