As You Wish Talk Radio with James Gilliland
As You Wish Talk Radio, September 12, 2026
As You Wish Talk Radio with James Gilliland Hurricane Aftermath in Hawaii, ECETI's Rebuilding Effort, and a Call to Look Within Broadcasting from ECETI's storm-battered Big Island property, James Gilliland surveys hurricane and earthquake damage near Naalehu, updates listeners on the ranch's rebuilding needs, and shares his views on chemtrails, disclosure, and spiritual awakening. A Turbulent Flight Into the Big Island James Gilliland opens the broadcast explaining he is now broadcasting from ECETI's Big Island property in Hawaii, after a flight so rough crossing two hurricanes that he compares the plane's motion to breaking a stubborn horse. He tells fellow passengers not to worry, saying he trusts he is shadowed by the Pleiadians whenever he flies. He notes this is his first visit back to the farm since a 6.0 earthquake struck near the property and since the hurricanes tore through the island, calling both events wake-up calls. While writing the show during a thunderstorm, he reflects on how many islanders still lack a roof. He recaps a busy summer back at the ECETI ranch in Washington State, filled with classes, workshops, healing circles, garden work, and sky watches, including nights when he says ships landed in the ranch's field and near Mount Adams, all captured on camera with witnesses present. Storm Devastation and a Cemetery Video Gilliland describes driving from the airport to the ranch and seeing the destruction firsthand: centuries-old trees toppled, rivers of mud and boulders, and stretches of highway near Naalehu washed away, forcing helicopters to deliver food and water. He plays a video clip in which a reporter stands on Kamaoa Road near the Naalehu Cemetery, describing families climbing through mud and fallen headstones to check on relatives' graves. A female resident says she is relieved to find her mother's and grandmother's graves intact, though she worries about families whose loved ones' remains, or iwi, were disturbed lower in the cemetery. A male resident describes coffins surfacing where the lower rows collapsed while the upper section stayed untouched. Gilliland urges listeners to send prayers and donations directly to residents rather than large relief organizations, and voices suspicion that outside buyers are using the disaster to acquire land on the islands. Chemtrails, Vaccines, and a Mosquito Airdrop The host turns to a wide-ranging set of claims about engineered threats to public health, describing a video of mosquitoes and ticks reportedly being air-dropped and comparing the practice to ancient Mesopotamian tales of gods spreading plague on humanity. He argues that vaccines pushed in recent years have caused blood clots and immune damage, particularly in children, and predicts a reckoning he compares to the Nuremberg trials for doctors, politicians, and media figures he says are complicit. He claims more than thirty states have restricted geoengineering and chemtrail spraying, questioning why hurricanes increasingly strike islands with long histories of being spared, and says the Big Island's mountain has diverted storms for fifty years. He tells listeners to grow their own food, buy meat directly from local ranchers, and test their water, framing self-sufficiency as protection against contamination in the food supply. Rebuilding the Ranch and Answering Rumors Returning to practical matters, Gilliland reports that ECETI weathered the earthquake and hurricanes with only downed trees and no structural damage, though the overgrown jungle now needs weeks of clearing before the coffee fields and gathering spaces can be used again. He asks for volunteer coffee pickers and weed whackers through the ECETI website, saying the property runs largely on book sales, counseling fees, and guest stays rather than steady funding. He then addresses what he calls meritless gossip circulating about the ranch, joking that upcoming bestiality ring meetings and orgies will have to be cancelled since no such thing exists, and says only he and one helping couple maintain the land. He argues that when his evidence cannot be discredited, critics attack his character instead, adding that similar smear campaigns have cost him inclusion in ufology conferences and documentaries over the years. Universal Law, Karma, and Going Within Gilliland shifts into an extended spiritual teaching, urging listeners to seek the divine internally rather than through external religious or political authority, describing the body as a temple and citing what he calls Yeshua ben Joseph's warning that others would use his name to build wealth. He describes a coming bifurcation of worlds in which people living with love, service, and integrity thrive on one timeline while those driven by greed and deception face an accelerated karmic reckoning during what he calls a life review after death. He recommends forgiveness, releasing past trauma, and practicing detachment from possessions, and cites the Hawaiian practice of ho'oponopono as a model for making things right rather than seeking revenge. He also criticizes spiritual leaders and ufologists who use loving language publicly while behaving otherwise privately, saying accountability and honesty matter more than appearances of enlightenment. Calling Out Disclosure's Failures Before closing, Gilliland renews his long-standing criticism of official UFO disclosure efforts, arguing that eighty years of government-linked investigation have produced only blurry footage and empty promises while some of the largest UFO organizations quietly receive funding tied to intelligence agencies. He says genuine progress requires releasing honest insiders from secrecy oaths and building an independent research effort based on evidence, a project he says is already underway. He briefly returns to concerns about earthquakes, volcanic activity, and unusual venting reported off the California coast before repeating his call for listeners to look inward rather than to outside saviors, religious or extraterrestrial. He ends the hour with a reminder about ECETI's volunteer program for coffee picking and land maintenance, then promises uplifting whale, dolphin, and manta ray footage, along with possible UFO video, before signing off with Aloha as the show closes with a promotional message about ECETI's workshops and streaming service.
