Podcast
The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling
Hosted by Podcast WABCRadio · EN
The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling airs weeknights from 1AM to 5AM on 77 WABC, turning late-night radio into a dynamic, interactive experience for listeners nationwide. A veteran broadcaster with decades behind the microphone, Walter Sterling delivers a unique mix of storytelling, cultural insight, and offbeat perspective that sets him apart from traditional talk radio. With a conversational, relatable style, he connects national topics to everyday life while keeping the show entertaining, unpredictable, and deeply human. Engaging callers from across the country, Walter creates a space where humor, curiosity, and real conversation take center stage. It’s thoughtful, lively, and refreshingly different radio that keeps the overnight hours anything but ordinary.
239episodes
Episodes
Newest firstAll episodes
Robert Clotworthy | 07-17-26
3d ago00:10:30Tap to summarizeNo description available
Transcribe →Matias Boom Boom | 07-17-26
3d ago00:14:35Tap to summarizeNo description available
Transcribe →Ross Coulthart | 07-17-26
3d ago00:12:16Tap to summarizeNo description available
Transcribe →Dave Scott | 07-17-26
3d ago00:08:59Tap to summarizeNo description available
Transcribe →Don't Bring Mom to the Job Interview! | 07-17-26
3d ago03:07:35Tap to summarizeIn this episode, journalist Ross Coulthart drops in to discuss massive, shape-shifting, bulletproof drones hovering over military bases in the US and Europe. Ancient Aliens narrator Robert Clotworthy joins the broadcast to dive deep into theories about a hollow moon, orphan trains, and the forgotten, technologically advanced empire of Tartaria. Meanwhile, Walter hilariously rants about Canadian wildfire smoke choking the Northeast, exposes the absurdities of "Nepo babies" who bring their parents to job interviews, and floats a terrifyingly gross conspiracy theory about what's really inside fast-food meat. Throw in the latest Hollywood movie reviews, genuine concern over Ariana Grande and a roundup of bizarre "Florida Man" stories and you have a perfectly unpredictable slice of late-night radio.
Transcribe →Hour 4: Night Shift: More Cash, Less Drama | 07-17-26
3d ago00:44:58Tap to summarizeWalter defends the hidden perks of working the night shift, unloads his unfiltered thoughts on the absurdity of pandemic lockdowns and mask mandates, and gives no-nonsense career advice. Learn why you shouldn't show up to a job interview smelling like a bong, why faking a college degree is the ultimate resume sin, and hear a frank discussion on the harsh reality of ageism in hiring.Along the way, we tackle the massive water consumption of AI data centers, learn the polite alternative to the "Irish Goodbye" for when you desperately want to leave a party.
Transcribe →Hour 3: Wildfires & Secret Agendas | 07-17-26
3d ago00:50:03Tap to summarizeWalter Sterling navigates a smoke-filled sky to explore the bureaucratic conspiracy theories behind the Canadian wildfires before pivoting to JD Vance’s controversial claim that UFO abductions are actually demonic encounters. The late-night journey takes a historical turn as Walter unearths the lost, technologically advanced empire of Tartaria, questioning if the grand 19th-century World's Fairs were actually a cover-up to erase free energy from the history books. Expect to question reality as Walter exposes the invisible elite who secretly rule America's economy from luxurious summer "cottages."Topping it all off, we get a hilarious reality check on why you should absolutely never bring your parents to a job interview.
Transcribe →Hour 2: Everyone in Jersey Has a "Guy" But Me | 07-17-26
3d ago00:43:56Tap to summarizeWalter dives into Ariana Grande's health on her latest tour and the taboo of speaking up when a celebrity is visibly struggling. He also coughs his way through the Canadian wildfire smoke, laments his complete lack of a "guy" in New Jersey's underground cash-and-sandwich repair economy, and breaks down exactly why a President can't just revoke a television network's broadcast license.
Transcribe →Hour 1: Drones, Moons, & Midwest Casseroles | 07-17-26
3d ago00:50:02Tap to summarizeinvestigative journalist Ross Coulthart exposes the bizarre phenomenon of school-bus-sized, shape-shifting drones buzzing military bases across the US and Europe—crafts so advanced that 43 military rifle shots couldn't bring one down. Ancient Aliens narrator Robert Clotworthy also joins the show to discuss hollow moons, 18th-century "mud floods," orphan trains, and the lost empire of Tartaria.On the pop culture front, Hollywood critic Matias Bombal reviews Christopher Nolan's massive new 70mm epic, The Odyssey (featuring John Leguizamo), and discusses the surprising theatrical staying power of Sheep Detectives.
Transcribe →Dave Scott | 07-16-26
4d ago00:11:48Tap to summarizeLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Transcribe →