# Jim Berkland
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James O. Berkland (July 31, 1930 – July 22, 2016) was an American geologist who controversially claimed to be able to predict earthquakes, including the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake and 1994 Northridge Earthquake and who popularized the idea that some people are earthquake sensitive. He was profiled in a popular 2006 book as The Man Who Predicts Earthquakes. The book includes a chapter that notes "Many of Berkland's theories--based on tides, moons, disoriented pets, lost cats and dogs, and magnetic field changes--were factors in the great Indian Ocean quake-tsunami disaster on December 26, 2004." but neither his methods nor his predictions have been published in any scientific journals for peer review.
April 9, 1998: Earthquake Updates - Jim Berkland
Art Bell welcomes geologist Jim Berkland for a wide-ranging discussion covering the Mars face controversy, earthquake prediction, and a breaking allegation from Richard C. Hoagland. Berkland, a fellow of the Geological Society of America with 35 years of field experience, calls the new Mars Global …
March 13, 2005: Seismic Update - Jim Berkland
Art Bell opens with a review of seismic and volcanic activity sweeping the globe, from an underwater eruption off Vancouver Island to Mount St. Helens producing its strongest blast since 1980. He notes the Princeton Global Consciousness Project eggs appear unusually active, raising the question of …
February 14. 2002: Bioterrorism, Secret Life of Germs - Philip Tierno M.D. #124: Earthquake Predictions - Jim Berkland
Dr. Philip Tierno discusses bioterrorism threats following the anthrax attacks and America's preparedness for biological warfare. Tierno examines potential bioweapons including smallpox, plague, and engineered pathogens. Jim Berkland discusses earthquake prediction methods and forecasts for seismic…
February 14. 2002: Bioterrorism, Secret Life of Germs - Dr. Philip Tierno | Earthquake Predictions - Jim Berkland
Art Bell welcomes geologist Jim Berkland, who warns of an approaching seismic window based on missing pet reports, extreme tidal forces, and electronic anomalies detected by colleague Jack Coles. Berkland outlines how the February 27th full moon, coinciding with the closest lunar perigee of the yea…
March 13, 2005: Seismic Update - Jim Berkland
Art Bell opens with a review of seismic and volcanic activity sweeping the globe, from an underwater eruption off Vancouver Island to Mount St. Helens producing its strongest blast since 1980. He notes the Princeton Global Consciousness Project eggs appear unusually active, raising the question of …
February 14. 2002: Bioterrorism, Secret Life of Germs - Dr. Philip Tierno | Earthquake Predictions - Jim Berkland
Art Bell welcomes geologist Jim Berkland, who warns of an approaching seismic window based on missing pet reports, extreme tidal forces, and electronic anomalies detected by colleague Jack Coles. Berkland outlines how the February 27th full moon, coinciding with the closest lunar perigee of the yea…
February 28, 2001: Ghost To Ghost Stories
Art Bell opens with coverage of the devastating 6.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Seattle, speaking with geologist Jim Berkland about tidal prediction windows and Peter Davenport about experiencing the quake firsthand. A caller's eerily accurate prediction of a morning earthquake in Seattle, rec…
April 9, 1998: Earthquake Updates - Jim Berkland
Art Bell welcomes geologist Jim Berkland for a wide-ranging discussion covering the Mars face controversy, earthquake prediction, and a breaking allegation from Richard C. Hoagland. Berkland, a fellow of the Geological Society of America with 35 years of field experience, calls the new Mars Global …
Ground Zero Rewind - The Big One
When it comes to conversations about earthquakes, there seems to be a bit of apathy because the warning of the big one is usually a ploy by the mainstream media to reel you in for ratings. However, the experts believe we should take heed and prepare for this imminent catastrophe.
On this episode o…
Rob McConnell Interviews - JIM BERKLAND - The Man Who Predicts Earthquakes
Can earthquakes really be predicted before they happen? In this fascinating and thought-provoking episode, Jim Berkland, widely known as The Man Who Predicts Earthquakes, discusses his research, theories, and observations regarding seismic activity and the possibility of forecasting major earthquak…
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