On the first episode of My Side Of The Universe, host Todd Wilcox discusses the basis of the show, and a lady from Idaho joins to talk about personal hauntings in her house.

Todd is joined this week by Sasha and Janet Lessin.

Sasha Lessin, Ph.D., author of Anunnaki: Gods No More and producer of the hugely popular web site, www.enkispeaks.com, studied with the late Zecharia Sitchin, for many years. Mr. Sitchin asked Dr. Lessin to create popular courses to revise ancient anthropology and add the aliens, the Anunnaki, on Earth from 450,000 – 300 BCE.

Dr. Lessins publications

2000, www.enkispeaks.com/wordpress

2011, “ETs from Planet Nibiru”, UFOs and Supernatural Magazine,  Vol 1:2

2011, “A Chat with Dr. Sasha Lessin”, UFOs and Supernatural Magazine, Vol 1:2

2011 “Extraterrestrials Engineered Our Species” UFOs and Supernatural Magazine, Issue 4

2011, “The Anunnaki’s Great Deluge: The True and Original Story ” UFOs and Supernatural Magazine, Feb-March Issue

2012, Anunnaki: Gods No More, Unmasking Technologically Advanced Goldminers from the Planet Nibiru Who Posed as Divine, Createspace

2013, Anunnaki: Legacy of the Gods (co-author, Janet Kira Lessin)

Janet Kira Lessin, is a lifelong scholar, an experiencer of Extraterrestrial and interdimensional contacts, and a student of Sitchin.  She immersed herself in studies of Ninmah the Anunnaki and receives direct downloads from Ninmah, the geneticist from whose womb we all received our mitochondrial DNA.  Janet expresses Ninmah Consciousness: peace, longevity, respect for consciousness, justice for women Earth, and membership in galactic society.

Todd is joined on this week's show by a tour guide from Rapa Nuia, the famous Easter Island.  Easter Island is a Chilean island in the southeastern Pacific Ocean, at the southeasternmost point of the Polynesian Triangle in Oceania. Easter Island is most famous for its nearly 1,000 extant monumental statues, called moai, created by the early Rapa Nui people. In 1995, UNESCO named Easter Island a World Heritage Site, with much of the island protected within Rapa Nui National Park.