On this episode of “Dreamland,” hosted by Art, the show begins with Linda Moulton Howe, a leading expert on crop circles and animal mutilations. Linda discusses recent findings, including multiple UFO crash sites, autopsy films, and the possibility of the government concealing evidence of extraterrestrial life. A Canadian farmer shares a detailed account of strange … Read more
Art opens the show discussing a variety of topics, including housekeeping notes about the program and updates on technical issues, like the wormhole glitch during the previous broadcast. Art also touches on past guest appearances and his efforts to reconnect with key figures, such as Mel Waters and John Teeter. He then shifts focus to … Read more
On this episode of Coast to Coast AM, Art talks with Edward T. Martin, a Peace Corps volunteer, adventurer, and researcher, about his extensive travels and exploration of the lost years of Jesus in India. Martin recounts his journeys through Afghanistan, India, and Pakistan, sharing his experiences in remote areas. He delves into how his … Read more
Art Bell’s show “Midnight in the Desert” on September 21, 2015, features Dr. Jeffrey Long, a physician and leading researcher on near-death experiences (NDEs). Art opens the show with news about expanding the program through the XDS satellite system and urges listeners to contact their local radio stations. He then discusses the evening’s topic—NDEs, which … Read more
Art begins the episode recounting how he returned to “Coast to Coast AM” after a period of retirement. He humorously compares himself to Michael Jordan, joking about his past statements about not returning to the airwaves. Art talks about a call from Robin Bertolucci, a programming director at KFI, who convinced him to return for … Read more
Art Bell invites his Canadian listeners to call in, emphasizing the show’s reach to Canada, a fact he seems eager to verify. Art announces a special weekend schedule where three selected shows will be replayed twice, catering to those who missed them earlier. He also shares personal updates, mentioning the well-being of his family and … Read more
The episode begins with Art expressing his affection for his studio, which he has recently fine-tuned to his liking. He shares an amusing story about his love for a specific atomic clock that he first saw at Radio France International. This clock, now a cherished item in his studio, symbolizes his attention to detail and … Read more
In the opening segment of “Dark Matter,” Art Bell warmly welcomes his audience to the show, emphasizing the joy of being on air and setting a primary rule for the show: no bad language. Art then shifts to discuss the intriguing topic of WR 104, a potential gamma-ray burst, which poses a significant threat to … Read more
The show begins with Art expressing relief and excitement about finally being on air with his new program, “Dark Matter.” He acknowledges that there will be new listeners from Sirius XM, as well as those who have followed him from terrestrial radio, welcoming them to what he calls “extra-terrestrial radio.” Art describes his pre-show nervousness … Read more
In this episode of Midnight in the Desert, Art kicks off with a mix of global news and personal reflections. He mentions major layoffs at Hewlett-Packard and delves into the ongoing migrant crisis in Europe, pointing to Hungary’s strict border measures. Art expresses concerns about potential threats, referencing discussions about Pope Francis and rumors surrounding … Read more