Art begins the show by welcoming listeners from various time zones, mentioning an upcoming interview with Bob Guccione of Penthouse magazine, who will discuss his wife’s cancer recovery and a related class action lawsuit. He also shares personal anecdotes, including forgetting his anniversary with his wife, Ramona. Art then introduces the main guest, Major Ed … Read more
Art begins by welcoming listeners from across various time zones, including Hawaii, the Caribbean, and the Americas, highlighting the show’s broad reach. He introduces the evening’s unusual topic and guest, Efiong Sam, a man from a lost Nigerian tribe who claims that God is alive on Earth within his tribe. Art mentions that Israel has … Read more
Art Bell welcomes listeners to another episode of “Coast To Coast AM” broadcast on August 2, 2001, from the high desert. He greets new affiliates in Texas and Florida, noting the network’s growth close to 500 affiliates. Art introduces a story from Michigan where a listener named Rob recounts a strange incident. Rob and his … Read more
Art greets his audience from various time zones and introduces the night’s guest, Dr. Klatz, who is working on extending human lifespan. Art encourages listeners to visit the Coast to Coast AM website for updates and a new video related to controversial theories about President Bush. He then introduces Bonnie Crystal, an explorer and technologist, … Read more
Art begins the show by introducing Coast to Coast AM, mentioning its wide reach across the Americas and even to the North Pole. He welcomes new listeners from various regions and talks about the growth of the network. Art then introduces Congressman Stephen Schiff from New Mexico to discuss the Roswell incident. Schiff recounts receiving … Read more
Art introduces the show, “Coast to Coast AM,” as one of the most unusual talk shows in the world, covering various regions, including Hawaii and the Caribbean. He updates the audience on a previous story about Mike Marcum, affectionately nicknamed “Mad Man Marcum,” who built a machine that might be a time machine, a dimensional … Read more
Art welcomes listeners from various parts of the world, thanking Broadcast.com for the program’s distribution. He mentions that Father Malachi Martin, who had been recovering, took a serious fall that led to complications. Despite medical interventions, Father Martin suffered a massive stroke and was near death. Art asks for prayers for Father Martin. Art then … Read more
The episode from July 19, 1995, begins with Art welcoming listeners from around the globe. Art then introduces Alan Keyes, a conservative, pro-life former U.N. ambassador running for president. Keyes discusses his concerns about the Republican Party’s shift away from its pro-life stance and other moral issues. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining the pro-life … Read more
Art Bell greets the audience with his signature opening from the high desert and mentions filling in for George Noory, who is on vacation. He briefly discusses recent news, including a US soldier shot in Baghdad, the death of an 11-year-old boy, and the ongoing cycle of violence in Iraq. Art then shifts to a … Read more
Art, broadcasting from the high desert in the American Southwest, greets his listeners spanning from Guam to the Caribbean, North and South America, and globally online. He welcomes a new affiliate, KVEC in San Luis Obispo, California. Art begins by discussing an email from a listener, John Menendez, who highlights unusual weather patterns, such as … Read more