In this episode of “Coast To Coast AM” hosted by Art Bell, the show opens with a unique approach to talk radio, inviting unprepared, open-line discussions on any topic. Art emphasizes the show’s openness to diverse subjects, though the duration of a caller’s airtime depends on how engaging they are. A special line is dedicated to first-time callers, specifically for those who have experienced physical alien contact. Art clarifies that he’s only interested in tangible encounters, excluding experiences like dreams.
Art’s sister Jessie is highlighted for her exceptional animal training skills. Since childhood, she has been adept at training family pets, leading to her winning a segment on Animal Planet with her dog, Maggie. The show features a link to the video of Maggie’s performance, showcasing her ability to perform mathematical calculations, a feat that challenges conventional views on animal intelligence.
The episode also touches on current global events, including the aftermath of the recent earthquake and tsunamis in Indonesia, where the death toll has risen dramatically. The situation in Iraq is discussed, with insurgent attacks continuing as the country approaches its elections. Additionally, Canada reports its second case of mad cow disease, which comes shortly after the U.S. announced plans to reopen its border to Canadian beef, though the U.S. Department of Agriculture suggests this will not affect their decision.
In this segment Art continues to explore the theme of physical alien encounters. He encourages listeners who have had such experiences to call in on a special line, while also keeping the lines open for other topics. Art then shifts focus to the Global Consciousness Project at Princeton University, which he finds particularly fascinating. This project involves numerous devices, referred to as “eggs,” distributed globally that generate random numbers. These devices have been observed to show significant deviations during major world events, suggesting a link between collective human consciousness and physical phenomena.
Art discusses the recent tsunami, noting that the Princeton project’s data showed unusual activity 30 minutes before the tsunami hit, implying a connection between global consciousness and natural events. He believes this adds credibility to the idea that collective consciousness can impact the physical world.
The show then features a caller named Mary, who shares her extraordinary experience of an alien entity entering her body. She describes being fully conscious during the encounter, feeling an overwhelming energy, and seeing three alien beings. Mary’s experience is so vivid and physical that she struggles to attribute it to imagination or a mental episode. She recounts feeling as if there were two beings within her, and her husband also noticed changes in her appearance and behavior. Mary believes the alien was experiencing the human physical form for the first time and was amazed by the sensations, such as petting a cat or a dog. This segment delves into the intriguing and often inexplicable realm of personal alien encounters, challenging the boundaries between physical reality and extraordinary experiences.
Art delves deeper into the caller Mary’s experience with an alien entity. Mary’s husband, though initially skeptical, believes her story due to her history of otherworldly encounters. She describes the alien’s presence inside her as benevolent and kind, likening it to a child exploring the world for the first time. This experience was unique for Mary, who had previously encountered aliens and even recalls waking up on ships, but never had such an intimate interaction.
Mary reflects on her past encounters, which were initially marked by fear and hostility. However, she notes a shift in her experiences, attributing the change to her conscious decision to face her fear and invite encounters during the daytime. This led to more positive experiences with extraterrestrial beings, particularly with the Grays, whom she describes as nice.
Art probes into whether Mary received any significant messages or insights from these beings. Mary admits that while she doesn’t remember much from her earlier encounters, her recent experiences have been more enlightening. She suggests that her change in attitude, from fear to openness, might have influenced the nature of these encounters.
The segment concludes with Art encouraging other listeners who have had similar experiences to share their stories. He emphasizes the uniqueness of Mary’s experience, where an alien entity physically inhabited her body, and anticipates that her story might resonate with others who have had similar encounters. The show continues to invite calls on the special line reserved for those who have had physical contact with aliens, maintaining its open and exploratory approach to the topic.
The next caller, Rod from Nevada, recounts his long history as an abductee. He describes a peculiar incident where, after a water skiing accident, a small, silicone-like object was expelled from his sinuses. Initially startled, Rod impulsively threw the object away, only to later recall an incident where the object was reinserted by alien entities.
Rod’s story takes an even more intriguing turn as he reveals that his entire family has a history of abductions. He shares a specific memory of seeing something flash across the window in his room, which he later connects to an abduction experience. Rod believes that the aliens are conducting research and even claims that they showed him children that were part of their experiments, suggesting some form of cross-species reproduction.
Art reflects on the common theme of medical examination in abduction stories, pondering the aliens’ motivations and goals. He wonders about the extent to which the general public believes in extraterrestrial visitations and the idea that humans are being studied by alien beings.
The segment shifts to another caller, Sharon from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The conversation turns towards the impact of the mad cow disease outbreak on the Canadian beef industry, particularly in Manitoba, a significant beef-producing region. Sharon expresses concern about the economic repercussions for local farmers and the beef industry as a whole.
They discuss the strict feeding rules for cattle in Canada, especially in light of the second case of mad cow disease. Sharon expresses surprise at the occurrence of the disease despite the stringent regulations, suggesting a need for further investigation into its spread.
Sharon then shifts the conversation to a more personal topic. She mentions a recent show about predictions and feels compelled to inform Art that he will soon have the opportunity to adopt an orange kitten, which she insists will be important for him. Despite Art’s skepticism, Sharon emphasizes the significance of this future event.
The discussion takes another turn when Sharon brings up a news item about Britain crowning a monarch, leading to speculation about Queen Elizabeth. Art, however, notes that he’s not recording new predictions as the segment for recorded predictions has already passed.
Art then humorously reflects on being a ‘sucker’ for cats, drawing a parallel with his sister Jessie’s affinity for dogs. He acknowledges the inevitability of taking in animals that show up at one’s doorstep, highlighting the emotional bond and responsibility felt towards them.
The show then takes another caller, Rebecca from Southern Colorado, who shares a mysterious experience she had in a hotel room. She describes a strange humming sound that spiraled around the room, leading to a sensation of seeing through walls and feeling the city around them. Rebecca recounts feeling as if she and her friend were lifted above the city, observing a fire from above. After the sound dissipated, they returned to normal but found evidence of a forest fire outside, confirming part of their experience.
Rebecca doesn’t explicitly label her experience as an alien abduction but suggests it was an extraordinary encounter, possibly with extraterrestrial beings. She believes the experience was meant to provide insight into capabilities humans might possess, such as using consciousness in powerful ways. Art comments on the literate and articulate nature of the callers, who share their unique and often unexplainable experiences.
The next caller, Victor from Anaheim, California, recounts his abduction experience. He describes waking up in the middle of the night, unable to move, and feeling a familiar vibration, which he believes is common among abductees. Victor vividly recalls floating through his house and into the garage, where he anticipated encountering the aliens.
He describes feeling unnaturally calm during the experience, a sensation reported by many abductees, akin to being under the influence of a tranquilizer. In the garage, Victor senses hands pulling and pushing on his body. Art asks Victor to hold the line as they approach a break in the show.
Art then reflects on the credibility of the abduction stories shared by the callers. He mentions the late Dr. John Mack, a Harvard psychiatrist who took abduction experiences seriously. Art notes that many of the callers do not sound irrational or delusional, which has led researchers like Dr. Mack to consider the possibility that these experiences might be genuine.
Returning to Victor’s story, Art listens as Victor describes passing through solid objects like doors without any sensation. Victor then details seeing an alien with wrinkled brown skin, different from the typical gray alien. This description aligns with other accounts Art has heard and read about.
Victor describes a moment during the encounter when he saw an alien with wrinkled brown skin, who gave him an “incredibly evil smile.” This sudden shift from calmness to intense fear led Victor to feel overwhelmed, and he found himself back in his bed. Art questions whether the experience could have been a dream influenced by Victor’s reading of a book about alien abductions. Victor insists it was real, citing his previous experiences and the vividness of the encounter.
The show then takes a call from Mike, a police officer from Galloway Township, New Jersey. Mike recounts a bizarre incident involving a car accident on Route 9. The driver thought he hit a deer, but the damage to the car suggested something else. Mike describes feeling watched and hearing grunting noises at the scene. The next day, he and another officer found large, ostrich-like footprints near the site, leading them to speculate that the legendary Jersey Devil might have been involved. Art is intrigued by the story, noting the unusual nature of the footprints and the stationary object that the car seemed to have hit.
Mike describes the aftermath of the car accident he investigated, where a vehicle had significant damage but no apparent cause, such as a deer collision. He recalls feeling a sense of being watched and hearing grunting noises at the scene. The next day, he and another officer found large, ostrich-like footprints near the accident site, leading them to speculate about the involvement of the Jersey Devil, a legendary creature in local folklore.
Art then takes a call from Nancy in Central Massachusetts, who discusses the unusual weather patterns they’ve been experiencing. She mentions the impact of asteroids and solar flares on the weather, expressing concern about the changing climate. Art agrees that weather patterns are indeed changing and emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing these changes, regardless of the debate over human influence.
The show then shifts to a caller named Nancy, who shares her extensive history of alien contact, dating back to when she was five years old. She reveals that she has a top-secret clearance with the U.S. government through her work in cryptography and recounts a conversation with a lieutenant colonel during her tour in South Korea. The colonel informed her that the government was aware of her alien contacts and that she had a “red file” on her, indicating a high level of interest or concern. Nancy describes a secret meeting where the colonel shared information about her family that only close members would know, suggesting government surveillance.
In this segment Art speaks with a caller who claims to have had extensive contact with various alien species. The caller, who has had these experiences since childhood, shares some remarkable insights:
- Non-Hostile Aliens: The caller asserts that 99.9% of the extraterrestrial visitors to Earth are non-hostile. They are concerned about Earth’s deteriorating condition, particularly the disintegration of its shield.
- Human Annihilation and Preservation: The caller claims these aliens have warned that humanity is on the brink of annihilating itself through nuclear war. They have initiated bio-genetic experiments to preserve human consciousness and genes by mixing them with alien lifeforms, ensuring some form of humanity survives elsewhere.
- Hybrid Human-Alien Beings: The caller describes seeing a female hybrid, a mix of human and alien DNA, who possessed extraordinary abilities like levitation and telepathy. This being had the appearance of one of the caller’s daughters but with alien characteristics.
- Apocalyptic Visions: The caller shares a vision shown to them by the aliens, depicting nuclear strikes on major cities and an asteroid impact causing a massive tidal wave, destroying areas like the San Francisco Bay.
- Spiritual Evolution and Contact: The caller suggests that Art Bell and his wife are spiritually ready for alien contact, linking this to a previous caller’s mention of a tomcat that will enhance Art’s contact level.
Art, somewhat overwhelmed by the breadth and depth of the caller’s revelations, reflects on the gravity of the information shared. The caller’s narrative paints a picture of impending global catastrophe, with extraterrestrial beings intervening to save remnants of humanity and re-populate Earth with hybrid beings.
In this segment Art Bell continues his conversation with a caller who predicts that Art will have a significant alien encounter in the desert in 2005, following the appearance of a cat. The caller suggests that this encounter will provide Art with important information and urges him to follow through with it.
Next, Art takes a call from a listener who shares a story about a dream involving a dog. In the dream, the dog is in a hallway, looking at a door, and the caller feels a sense of transition. After waking up, the caller learns that the dog, belonging to a friend in Ontario, had passed away that night. This experience leads to a discussion about the nature of death, the soul, and the interconnectedness of all things, including animals.
Following this, Art speaks with Roy, who claims to have spent nine days with an extraterrestrial in New Mexico in 2003 and has been in contact with them ever since. Roy distinguishes between “aliens” and “extraterrestrials,” stating that the latter have been here since before Earth was formed. He shares his belief that the human race was brought to Earth from other planets after a great flood. Roy also mentions having implants that allow him to see objects anywhere in the universe in color, despite being normally blind. He ties his experiences back to the Roswell incident, claiming that one of the beings from the crash was supposed to heal his eyes.
Roy claims to have documentation of his encounters and mentions a brother of the extraterrestrial he’s been in contact with, who was featured in a UFO magazine. He describes the mistreatment of this extraterrestrial at Area 51, including the use of boiling liquid and electric prods. Roy asserts that much of the technology used today, including in Art’s studio, originated from extraterrestrial sources since 1947.
Art then takes a call from Lynn in Northern California, who recounts a remarkable experience from 25 years ago. While driving home from work, Lynn saw a UFO hovering over a waterfall. She describes how the car behind her also saw the craft, and then, suddenly, she found herself inside the ship. From there, she could see through the ship’s material, observing her car and the surrounding area below. Lynn recalls feeling at ease and peaceful during the encounter, describing the beings inside the ship as beautiful and the experience as life-changing.
In this segment of “Coast To Coast AM,” Art Bell reflects on the variety of callers and their stories, noting how people from all walks of life – young, old, and middle-aged – share their experiences with conviction. He understands why researchers like the late John Mack took these stories seriously, given their compelling nature.
Art then takes a call from Barry in Huntsville, Alabama, who questions why aliens would want to preserve human DNA if humanity is on the brink of destroying itself. Art suggests that humans might be preserved for the same reasons endangered species are, as specimens of intelligence.
Following this, a caller brings up a website showing a hotspot in the ocean near New Jersey, which could be influencing the weather. Art acknowledges the significant impact of ocean temperatures on weather patterns.
Next, Bill from Tucson, Arizona, introduces the topic of the “Doctrine of Reversibility,” related to the upcoming movie “White Noise.” He explains his research into the phenomenon of playing albums backward to find subliminal messages and how he taught himself to reverse syllables while speaking. Bill’s research found that this phenomenon is not just about words written backward but also about the lyrical sound of syllables when presented in reverse.
Art then discusses Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP), expressing his belief that there is something genuine to it. He mentions the Halloween show where he played an extensive recording of EVP work by George Meeks, who built complex sound equipment to capture these phenomena.
In this segment Art continues his conversation with a caller who discusses the “Doctrine of Reversibility,” relating to playing albums backward to reveal subliminal messages. The caller describes his experiences in the 1980s when he discovered messages referencing Lucifer and Satan while playing albums backward. He recalls a chilling moment when he felt these messages were directly addressing him, as if he had stumbled upon a hidden realm.
Art then reflects on the work of George Meeks, who built electronics for two-way communication with the deceased, drawing parallels between Meeks’ work and the caller’s experiences with sound frequencies. Art expresses his fascination with the field and his belief in the potential of these sound experiments.
The show takes a surprising turn with a call from Monty, who claims to be immortal and currently residing in Europe. Monty alleges that the recent poisoning of Ukrainian politician Viktor Yushchenko was an attempt by the European Union to eliminate immortals like himself. He explains that immortality is something one is born into and that he has been alive for 505 years, witnessing significant historical changes.
Art engages with Monty’s extraordinary claim, inquiring about the life of an immortal among mortals and how one might find companionship.
The caller predicts that 25 immortals will be revealed globally within the next six months and links this to the poisoning of Ukrainian politician Viktor Yushchenko, suggesting it was a test to confirm his immortality.
Next, Art takes a call from a truck driver who recounts a mysterious encounter on a lonely road in Lubbock, Texas. The caller describes seeing a bluish-green light and a craft that resembled a football but wasn’t quite like it. He recalls being hit by a light and experiencing telepathic communication with an entity from the craft. The caller shares that the entity showed him a vision of Earth’s future, suggesting a cosmic chess game between two alien species, the Blues and the Grays, with humanity caught in the middle.
The caller explains that he saw a craft resembling a football and experienced telepathic communication with an entity from the craft. He was shown a vision of the future, where the Grays, one of the alien species, had lost a war with another species, the Blues, and in retaliation, threw an asteroid at Earth, destroying it.
Next, Art takes a call from Pat in New York City, who shares an experience from 1988. Pat went out late at night to get cough medicine for her child and noticed a mist outside. While observing the mist, she looked up and saw a large craft shaped like black diamonds. Enamored by the sight, she attempted to cross the street and realized that all traffic and people had disappeared. She approached a man across the street to ask if he saw the craft, but the conversation was interrupted by the show’s break.
Pat recalls seeing a large, beautiful craft shaped like black diamonds hovering over the city. She attempted to get others to witness it with her, but when she finally convinced someone to look, the craft had disappeared, and normal city life had resumed. Pat also realizes she had been gone for three hours, although it felt like only a few minutes to her.
Art suggests that Pat consider undergoing regressive hypnosis to recover the lost three hours, a suggestion that Pat is hesitant about. She describes the craft in more detail, emphasizing its immense size and mesmerizing appearance. Art acknowledges the human tendency to rationalize the unexplainable and commends Pat for sharing her story.
The show then takes a call from a listener in Texas who discusses astral projection and claims to have discovered her extraterrestrial origins through this practice. She explains that aliens come from a very bright place, which is why their eyes are so dark.
In this segment Art continues his conversation with a caller from Texas who discusses her experiences with astral projection and her belief that she originates from another planet named Caroline. She explains that through astral projection, she traveled back to her past lives and discovered her extraterrestrial origins. Art acknowledges the possibility of reincarnation and the idea that people can have experiences from lives on other planets.
Next, Art takes a call from Dale in Lebanon, Oregon, who shares a story from his youth working at a gas station. He found a device resembling a lighting ballast but without wires, which behaved like a gyroscope when he twirled it. Dale learned from his boss that the device was developed by NASA and used by the police in major cities to stabilize cars at high speeds. He was told that it was initially intended for public use but was ultimately withheld.
Art reflects on the caller’s story, intrigued by the described properties of the device and its potential applications.
In this segment Art Bell speaks with a caller named Philip from Los Angeles, who claims he was born on an alien world. Philip explains that his father is an alien named Roger, and his mother stayed behind on her homeworld, which he struggles to translate into English but approximates as “18M.” Philip was taken from his birth planet at a young age and brought to Earth.
Philip asserts that he is indeed an alien and discusses the experiences of children born on other worlds who are then raised on Earth. He notes that these children often develop unusual eating habits or desires, attributing the common craving for pickles and ice cream during pregnancy to this phenomenon. Philip shares that when he turned 13, he experienced a similar sudden craving, a characteristic he believes is common among alien children.
Art Bell engages with Philip’s story, intrigued by the idea of extraterrestrial origins and the implications for those raised on Earth.
Art Bell then speaks with Diane from Lynwood, who relates her experience to the story told by the caller from New York. Diane describes an extraordinary event that happened to her 20 years ago on her 30th birthday. While walking her dog in a park, she suddenly found herself across the street, looking up at the sky and seeing three large, colorful objects. One appeared to be a ship with a maritime wheel, another resembled a king with a crown, and the third looked like rows of fractions. During this experience, Diane noticed the absence of people and cars, similar to the New York caller’s experience. When she returned to the park, everything was back to normal. Diane believes this was an out-of-body experience and that it helped her overcome her fear of death.
Next, Art takes a call from Sandy in Austin, Texas, who shares her near-death experience from 25 years ago. After putting her son to bed and falling asleep, Sandy found herself traveling through a tunnel with colored bricks on the sides. At the end of the tunnel, she encountered a large, pale blue misty circle. Despite not being able to see her body, she was fully aware and coherent. Sandy was beckoned into the light, and as she approached, the mist opened up, creating an opening. This experience profoundly changed her perspective on death, helping her overcome her fear.
Sandy describes traveling through a tunnel with colored bricks and encountering a large, pale blue misty circle. She sees her deceased father and other relatives, feeling an overwhelming sense of peace and love. Despite wanting to stay, a voice tells her she must return, and she is suddenly pulled back into her body, waking up drenched in sweat. Sandy’s experience profoundly changes her perspective on death.
Next, a caller from Alberta, Canada, inquires about the “hell hole” in Siberia, wondering if there are plans to send a camera down to explore it further. Art expresses doubt about such an endeavor, suggesting that the scientists who discovered the hole probably sealed it off due to its terrifying nature. The caller is curious about the possibility of the hole being related to the hollow Earth theory.
Next Art speaks with Alan from Culver City, California, who suggests that mad cow disease in Canada might be caused by trails spraying aluminum and barium on farmland for weather modification. Alan connects this theory to interviews Art had with William Thomas and Mark Purdy, who discussed the potential effects of these substances. Art acknowledges the existence of contrails but is skeptical about their connection to mad cow disease, noting the lack of widespread cases in the U.S.
Next, Art takes a call from Ryan in Youngstown, Ohio, who shares a childhood memory from a summer vacation in Connecticut. Ryan recalls a day at the lake with his two brothers, where he hesitated to swim out to them because he couldn’t swim well and feared they would dunk him. As his aunt and uncle called them for lunch, Ryan ventured a bit deeper into the water to test its depth and unexpectedly stepped off a drop-off into deeper water. He vividly remembers sinking and looking up through the water, a memory that has stayed with him.
Art speaks with a caller named Jessie from the Bay Area, who shares his experiences working as a contractor in telecommunications at various high-security facilities, including Admiral Space Systems, Lockheed, Lawrence Livermore Labs, and Sandia Labs. Jessie describes witnessing advanced laser technology being used for various purposes, including creating force fields around Earth to intercept comets and manipulating atoms to change the shapes and sizes of objects like quarters and pennies.
Jessie also mentions a security breach involving a top official from the CIA, who was working at Lawrence Livermore Labs and Sandia Labs, and his relationship with a Chinese agent, leading to missing files related to this advanced technology. He believes there won’t be repercussions for sharing this information, as his bases are covered.
Bell reflects on the possibility of a developed technology that could protect Earth, likening it to the “Star Wars” program. He ponders whether such technology exists and if it would be disclosed to the public, acknowledging that governments often keep secrets.
Art speaks with a caller named Monica from Palm Springs, who shares her experiences that she believes might be related to alien contact. Monica’s first encounter occurred in 1982 in Brazil, where she thought a spacecraft landed on her roof. She also mentions a mark that appeared on her body after this incident and similar experiences every few years. Art suggests that Monica might consider regressive hypnotherapy to better understand these experiences.
Next, Art takes a call from Jason in Vancouver, who discusses his experiences around the time he was diagnosed with schizophrenia. Jason recalls riding his bike with friends and having a vision of being on a horse with a torch, as if he had traveled back in time. He also mentions believing he could read people’s minds and showing people around his neighborhood, pointing out various “power sources.” Art acknowledges the importance of discussing mental health in the context of these experiences, emphasizing the need for researchers and scientists to examine such cases carefully.
Next is Donna from Lincoln, Nebraska, who shares a unique experience that occurred during her wedding in 1993. After the ceremony in the judge’s chambers, Donna and her husband noticed little gold flecks, like glitter, floating down from the sky inside the room. The judge remarked that he had never seen anything like it before. Donna describes the moment as happy and impressive, and Art suggests that such an occurrence at a wedding could be considered a good omen. Donna confirms that, despite some trials and tribulations, she and her husband have had a happy life together.
Art concludes the segment by reflecting on the various stories shared throughout the night, emphasizing the need to discern between experiences that are a product of an ill mind and those that are genuinely unexplained phenomena witnessed by sane and grounded individuals.
He thanks the listeners for spending the weekend with him and prepares to end the show.