Art discusses his recent return from France, sharing his frustration with French cuisine, particularly their undercooked meat, and mentions his enjoyment of being able to smoke more freely compared to the US. He critiques the US’s stringent no-smoking policies on flights, noting the relative freedom in France. Art also touches on the attitudes of the … Read more
Art begins the show with his signature greeting from the high desert in the American Southwest. He mentions that it’s a Friday night and promises a fun discussion about time travel. Art reflects on the recent Fourth of July celebration in his town, describing an impressive fireworks display. He then shifts to recent news, focusing … Read more
Art mentions the night’s agenda, including a report from Roswell, New Mexico, provided by Linda Moulton Howe, and an interview with Michael Hesemann about his new book “Beyond Roswell.” Art criticizes the lack of media coverage on significant news from Roswell, noting the focus on museum displays rather than the critical developments. He also plans … Read more
Art Bell begins by welcoming listeners from around the globe, highlighting that it is a holiday weekend. He introduces John Hogue, a noted expert on Nostradamus, who predicted in 2000 that President Bush would involve the U.S. in a major Middle East conflict, which Hogue termed as America’s second Vietnam. This accurate prediction leads Art … Read more
Art Bell opens with a warm greeting from the high desert, introducing a diverse lineup for the evening. The show begins with a house report from their affiliate in Roswell, New Mexico, followed by a conversation with Peter Davenport, director of the National UFO Reporting Center in Seattle, amidst a surge of UFO sightings. Art … Read more
Art starts the show by welcoming everyone and expressing his excitement to be back. He mentions that the show is now covering a large part of the world again, including a station in Charlotte, North Carolina. Art then teases an upcoming segment with Richard C. Hoagland, who had a recent conversation with NASA. He also … Read more
A discussion was held about rogue planets—planets ejected from their solar systems that might still be capable of supporting life. Art explained that these planets, despite not orbiting a sun, could maintain temperatures suitable for life due to a thick blanket of hydrogen. This idea supports ancient theories, like those from Zecharia Sitchin, suggesting that … Read more
Art begins the show discussing the avian flu, mentioning that the virus initially spread from birds to humans, leading to 53 deaths so far. Although human-to-human transmission has been rare, experts warn that a pandemic could occur if this becomes more frequent. Health officials informed a congressional committee about ongoing efforts to develop treatments and … Read more
Art begins the show by explaining that Linda Bolton is not available, and the focus will be on a discussion about angels with guest John Ronner. John, who has a background in journalism and has written extensively on the subject of angels, talks about the widespread belief in angels among the American public. He cites … Read more
Art discusses the public’s skepticism toward the Air Force’s statements on the Roswell incident, noting the mainstream media’s tendency to ridicule UFO-related topics. He mentions Philip Corso’s book, which deserves serious attention but is often dismissed. The idea of alien intelligence commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Roswell incident is raised humorously. Art also references … Read more