SHC on TV 2011

Larry Arnold's TV/radio episodes:

Another "Investigation X" on Science Channel, running all 3 episodes, with SHC in the middle.Times are Eastern Daylight:

http://science.discovery.com/tv-schedules/series.html?paid=48.15381.25835.35990.1

Nov 2, 6:00 am

(60 minutes)

Investigation X Siberian Apocalypse

A cataclysmic explosion wiped out nearly 1000 miles of Siberia wilderness in 1908. Three scientists return to the site of the devastation to find out what triggered this apocalyptic event nearly a century ago.

Nov 2, 7:00 am

(60 minutes)

Investigation X Spontaneous Combustion

Can people spontaneously burst into flames that rise from within their own bodies? Investigators apply the latest technology in search of answers to the spontaneous human combustion phenomena.

Nov 2, 8:00 am

(60 minutes)

Investigation X UFO Outbreak

A forensic investigation of the mass UFO sightings in Stephenville, Texas, Kokomo, Indiana, and Southwick, Massachusetts.

Technically this one is on radio, not TV, but here is the information:

From 3-5AM we will be featured guest on Coast to Coast AM.

Spontaneous Human Combustion/ Comet Elenin

Date:	09-27-11
Host:	George Noory
Guests:	Larry E. Arnold, David B. Sereda

First Half: Researcher Larry Arnold will report on a new spontaneous human combustion case in Ireland.

2nd Half: Scientist, filmmaker, and mystic ecologist David Sereda talks about NASA and comet Elenin.

Note: Mat Stein will be rescheduled for October.

Website(s):

parascience.com

Books:

Ablaze!: The Mysterious Fires of Spontaneous Human Combustion

"Investigation X - Spontaneous Human Combustion"
Science Channel
Wednesday, September 14, 2011, 7-8AM EDT
TV-14 (V), CC
Can people spontaneously burst into flames that rise from within their own bodies? Investigators apply the latest technology in search of answers to the spontaneous human combustion phenomena.

The Science Channel

Friday, Aug 12 2011
7:00-8:00 am

(60 minutes)

Investigation X
Spontaneous Combustion
TV-14 (V), CC

Can people spontaneously burst into flames that rise from within their own bodies? Investigators apply the latest technology in search of answers to the spontaneous human combustion phenomena.

http://science.discovery.com/tv-schedules/daily.html?date=20110812.224

SHC on Thursday, July 7, 2011, 7-8AM EDT
The Science Channel: Investigation X

Jul 07, 7:00 am
(60 minutes)

THREE TO WATCH FOR!

1. Sunday, March 6, 2011: Pang Radio Welcomes Larry E. Arnold at 11 pm EST

After leaving Lafayette College and a brief career in engineering, Larry founded ParaScience International in 1976 to pursue the exploration of fortean anomalies and consciousness. His 1978 controversial article “Meltdown.at TMI-2? would 8 months later be termed by The New York Times “uncannily accurate” in presaging the future of that nuclear meltdown. That article expanded into the first of three pioneering books. H
He is regarded by some as the world expert on spontaneous human combustion (SHC) and, consequently, by others as a world-class fool. ... He has appeared on hundreds of radio programs and scores of TV shows...
http://inceptionradionetwork.com/pang-radio-welcomes-larry-e-arnold-on-sunday-at-10-pm-est/

2. Tuesday, March 22, 2011: 30-Odd Minutes TV Welcomes Larry E. Arnold at 8 pm EST

Welcome to 30 Odd Minutes... if the truth is out there... 30 Odd Minutes will only find it by sheer accident.

http://30oddminutes.com/

3. Wednesday, March 23, 2011: Susquehanna Mysteries Alliance Welcomes Larry E. Arnold at 7-9 pm EST

“Spontaneous Human Combustion”

In Dickens’ novel Bleak House, a character dies from this bizarre phenomenon. Deadly and mysterious in fiction, yes—but is spontaneous human combustion real?

Guest speaker and author Larry Arnold reveals the strange evidence that it is!

SHC has a local connection too, he will point out, with the ashes of one world-famous classic SHC victim interred just south of Mechanicsburg.

Further heightening the intrigue and mystery of SHC is its connection to the Commonwealth and to one of the most bizarre and fascinating fortean areas on the planet: the little-known Pennsylvania Triangle, which harbors another classic SHC-type death along with a plethora of other anomalies.

Mechanicsburg Mystery Bookshop
6 Clouser Road
Mechanicsburg PA 17055
717-795-7470

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Not exactly TV, but a profile article about Larry Arnold has just been published on the web, and soon in-print:
http://www.viceland.com/int/v18n2/htdocs/the-learning-corner-705.php?source=db

Have a new web radio interview scheduled for Wednesday on Wednesday, January 26, 2011. 9-10PM EST.

Here's the radio link: redsectorradio.com
Here's the forum link: http://shtf411.com/spontaneous-human-combustion-larry-arnold-the-mysterious-fires-of-ablaze-01-26-2011-t12560.html

Wednesday, January 12, 2011, is another of those rare double-header days – rarer than Spontaneous Human Combustion itself perhaps – in which SHC is covered twice in two different programs on the same day.

1. THE SCIENCE CHANNEL – 10:00-11:00AM EST
“INVESTIGATION X: Spontaneous Combustion”
Can people spontaneously burst into flames that rise from within their own bodies? Investigators apply the latest technology in search of answers to the spontaneous human combustion phenomena. It’s a high-tech production that gives the verdict to, what a surprise, the nay-sayers once again. Spon-com eyewitnesses and survivors are interviewed, yet their experiences are unsatisfyingly dismissed in the end. Why?

2. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TV – Noon-1:00AM EST
“IS IT REAL? Spontaneous Human Combustion”
Is Spontaneous Human Combustion the gruesome result of a mysterious fire within the body, or the misinterpretation of a rare, deadly external burn? Experts examine the mystery of people who burst into flames for no scientifically apparent reason. Pits Larry Arnold against two renowned SHC antagonists: John DeHaan, again, and for the first time Mark Benecke. It’s NatGeo, so guess whose opinions triumph in the end, despite another “human wick experiment” that is a laughable failure?