Art delves into the year 2000 problem, commonly known as the Y2K or millennium bug, with guest Gary North. North highlights the potential catastrophic impact of Y2K on global mainframe computers, desktop systems, and embedded chips, predicting widespread system failures that could disrupt essential services like banking, transportation, public utilities, and even social security. The … Read more
The discussion explores the concept of beings from the Pleiades star cluster who navigate time differently from humans. These beings reportedly use “time shifts” to move across different time tracks, allowing them to visit Earth or any other location in the universe at will. Unlike humans, who travel through space, these extraterrestrials traverse through time, … Read more
Art Bell kicks off the week on “Coast to Coast AM” with aerospace expert Mark McCandlish discussing new aircraft propulsion systems and mysterious phenomena in Washington. The show delves into unusual topics like a bottomless hole and immortality, with guests including Dr. Ronald Klatz and Edgar Casey’s son. Art Bell shares news about a comet/meteor … Read more
Art teases a significant announcement to be made around midnight, hinting at its importance but choosing to keep the details under wraps until the specified time. Art also mentions upcoming discussions on the controversial HAARP project with Dr. Nick Begich, following an unsatisfying conversation with HAARP’s project manager. This sets the stage for a deeper … Read more
Art begins by expressing his excitement and honor in hosting the show, which caters to listeners across all time zones. The episode takes an unexpected turn when Art introduces a segment about interviewing a self-proclaimed vampire, prompted by an email from a listener named Morgan. Morgan claims to live the vampire lifestyle, engaging in activities … Read more
In the “Coast to Coast AM” episode, Art Bell hosts James Templar, president of the International Guild of Occult Sciences College and Research Society. The discussion delves into the reality of magic, witchcraft, UFOs, and abductions. Art warns listeners of the unsettling nature of the topics and encourages those who might be disturbed to turn … Read more
Art opens the segment of “Coast to Coast AM” with a warm welcome, expressing eagerness to dive into open lines for the evening, highlighting a sense of anticipation for listener contributions. He swiftly transitions into discussing the potential for hydrogen production without relying on fossil fuels, challenging a previously aired skepticism with a guest ready … Read more
Art announces that the night’s topic will not include O.J. Simpson, despite the vast media coverage surrounding Simpson’s legal issues, and shares his recent vacation experience in Mazatlan, Mexico, where he enjoyed the carnival festivities. Art then transitions back to the show’s format, hinting at open lines and upcoming discussions. The story takes a mysterious … Read more
Art starts with an intriguing photo from the Gulf Breeze area, which he promises to replace with a higher quality image soon. The photo, undeniably of a UFO, sets the stage for a night filled with discussions on the unexplained. Art then shifts focus to Daryl Simms, a significant figure in ufology, addressing criticisms and … Read more
Art welcomes Hal Lindsey, a highly respected prophecy teacher and author of best-selling books such as “The Late Great Planet Earth.” Lindsey, born in Houston, Texas, has sold more than 28 million copies of his first book, making it the best-selling religious book of all time after the Bible. With a background in the New … Read more