1998-03-09 – Steve Gibbs – Time Machine Inventor

The night’s guest is Steven Gibbs, a man who claims to make time machines. Art shares his fascination with time travel and sets the stage for a conversation about the possibilities and skepticism surrounding it. Gibbs, described as a farm boy from Nebraska, is not to be judged by his vocabulary but by the details … Read more

2001-03-08 – Dr. Dennis McKenna – Psychoactive and Healing Plants

The show kicks off with Art greeting listeners from across the globe, setting the stage for a night of enthralling discussions. Dennis McKenna, the brother of the late Terence McKenna, is introduced as a guest, promising insights into the scientific exploration of psychoactive drugs, contrasting Terence’s experiential approach. The conversation takes a curious turn with … Read more

2001-03-07 – Brian Alexander – Cloning, Open Lines Antichrist Letter

Art touches upon the uproar caused by a recent show featuring Kathleen Keating, where she discussed her belief in the identity of the Antichrist, sparking widespread controversy. Art refuses to disclose the name or organization linked to this figure, directing listeners to Keating’s website for details. The episode delves into various topics, including a discussion … Read more

1997-03-06 – Ed Dames – Deadly Pathogens & Solar Rays

Art Bell’s “Coast to Coast AM” features a segment with Kathy Kramer, sister of the missing Phillip Taylor Kramer, bass player for Iron Butterfly. Art discusses the use of remote viewing by Ed Dames to locate Phillip, who disappeared three years ago. The findings are not promising, indicating Phillip is deceased due to foul play, … Read more

1998-03-05 – Bruce Rux – Hollywood and UFOs

Art delves into a conversation with Bruce Rux, a multifaceted individual with an extensive background as a freelance author, professional stage actor, and a master in playwriting and dramatic criticism. Rux, having dedicated much of his life to researching UFOs, ancient civilizations, and covert government activities, has penned works such as “Architects of the Underworld” … Read more

1997-03-04 – Open Lines

Art shares a personal anecdote about experiencing a frustrating day, teasing the possibility of discussing it further. The conversation shifts to a series of contemporary issues: the Ohio River’s dangerous flooding, leading to evacuations and the National Guard’s involvement; the President’s puzzled reaction to the increasing number of weather-related disasters, hinting at a broader concern … Read more

2007-03-03- Nick Pope, Whitley Strieber – UFO Incidents

Art opens the show with his signature greeting, acknowledging the vast audience across different time zones. He shares that the night’s guest, Whitley Strieber, was a last-minute addition due to an ongoing significant UFO flap. Before introducing Whitley, Art briefly covers distressing world news, including violence in Iraq and President Bush’s visit to tornado survivors … Read more

2001-03-02 – Sean David Morton – Predictions

Art Bell opens with the introduction of Sean David Morton, a figure celebrated for his remarkable record of accurate predictions, likened humorously to having more hits than Mark McGuire. Art highlights the unusual weather patterns currently sweeping the desert, with unexpected rainstorms leading into discussions about the potential formation of a “perfect snowstorm” due to … Read more

2000-03-01 – Albert Taylor – OBEs

Art shares an intriguing story about Project Echelon, linking it to a previous episode, and discusses an unexpected turn of events involving a guest named Margaret, who was supposed to share insights but vanished under mysterious circumstances. Art expresses concern for her safety, hinting at the potential involvement of surveillance entities. Art continues to delve … Read more

2004-02-28 – Brian Greene – Physics of the Universe

Art begins the segment by explaining his absence the previous weekend, attributing it to the installation of a massive antenna. He humorously recounts the challenges faced due to adverse weather conditions, emphasizing the sheer size and complexity of the antenna setup. Despite the technical difficulties and the constant battle with rain and wind, Art conveys … Read more