In this Coast to Coast AM episode from November 3, 1999, Art Bell interviews William Thomas on the controversial topic of “chemtrails,” or chemical trails, believed by some to be intentionally spread into the atmosphere by unknown entities. William, an investigative journalist, claims to have evidence that these trails are not the traditional condensation trails, … Read more
On the episode of Coast to Coast AM from November 2, 2003, Art introduces John Lear, an aviator with extensive experience, noting his background and reputation as a figure who both respects and critiques government secrecy regarding UFOs and extraterrestrial activity. Lear’s career has been marked by unique experiences, from his CIA missions to his … Read more
Art Bell’s November 1, 2003, episode of Coast to Coast AM explores a series of interrelated global and cosmic phenomena, delving into political reluctance to act on alarming environmental trends and the mysterious nature of sunspots, solar flares, and weather shifts. Art begins with unsettling news from Baghdad, recounting continued violence amidst parental anxieties about … Read more
Art introduces the program, mentioning the absence of George Knapp, and shifted the focus to guest Linda Howe, who was speaking from a conference in San Francisco. Linda brought in colleague Michael Lindemann to discuss the government’s long-standing policy of silence regarding UFO phenomena. Michael, with a background in theology and psychology, argued that UFOs … Read more
In this segment of “Coast to Coast AM,” Art Bell on October 30, 1993, the focus is on sharing live ghost stories, a tradition in tune with the Halloween season. Art emphasizes the seriousness with which he approaches the topic, acknowledging that discussions of the paranormal and ghosts might be unsettling for some listeners. He … Read more
In the October 29, 2015 episode of “Midnight in the Desert,” Art hosts the renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, who covers a range of space and science topics. Art opens with news stories, mentioning incidents like a recent runaway blimp and debates over U.S. budget spending, the ongoing conflicts in Syria, and China’s recent shift … Read more
In this episode of Dark Matter, host Art Bell welcomes guest Jason Martell, a researcher known for his focus on ancient civilizations, including Sumeria and theories surrounding the origins of human culture. Art and Jason discuss the possibility of a pre-human civilization that may have risen and fallen before recorded history, prompting theories that modern … Read more
This show, hosted by Art Bell, features discussions on near-death experiences (NDEs) and other paranormal topics with guest Stuart Wilde. The episode includes segments on various encounters and stories related to the supernatural, as well as UFO sightings validated by aviation professionals and other eyewitness accounts. The show also features Jane Seymour, who discusses her … Read more
In this episode of Coast to Coast AM from October 26, 2003, Art Bell opens the show with a lighthearted story about testing a remote-controlled helicopter with his wife, Ramona. The mood soon shifts to more serious topics, including Art’s upcoming Ghost to Ghost show, where he solicits spooky stories from listeners. The episode then … Read more
In this episode of Coast to Coast AM, Art Bell starts with a playful yet frustrated monologue about the inconvenience of changing clocks due to daylight saving time. He argues that it’s an outdated practice, encouraging listeners to take action and write to their representatives to end it. Afterward, Art introduces Dr. Paul Moller, the … Read more