2005-01-01 -Ed Dames – Remote Viewing

Art begins by setting the scene from the high desert and the great American Southwest, welcoming listeners from around the world. He quickly transitions to discussing the major news of the time, notably the devastating tsunami that occurred in the previous year. Art mentions the global response to this disaster, highlighting the increased aid pledges … Read more

2009-12-31 – Predictions 2010 – Part 2

The “Coast to Coast AM” episode hosted by Art Bell on December 31, 2009, centers around audience predictions for 2010, a tradition where predictions are sealed in a vault to be reviewed the following year. Art, broadcasting from Manila, reflects on previous predictions for 2009, discussing their outcomes with humor and occasional commentary. Predictions covered … Read more

2009-12-30 – Predictions 2010 – Part 1

Art Bell hosted the December 30, 2009, episode of Coast to Coast AM from Manila, Philippines, focusing on his annual tradition of year-end listener predictions. Art began the episode with updates on recent global events, including Rush Limbaugh’s hospitalization and volcanic activity near Manila. He also reflected on the past year’s predictions, noting their varying … Read more

2006-12-28 – Graham Hancock – Supernaturals and Consciousness

Art begins the episode by warmly welcoming listeners from various time zones, expressing excitement about predictions for 2007. He reveals that he recently returned to the U.S. from the Philippines with his wife Erin, who is now a legal immigrant. Their journey involved a long flight and subsequent jet lag. Despite their excitement, they faced … Read more

2003-12-27 – Professor James McCanney – Space Programs

Art begins the program from the high desert, welcoming listeners to the weekend edition of Coast to Coast AM. He mentions upcoming special episodes where listeners will call in to predict events for 2004, emphasizing the importance of thoughtful and significant predictions. Reflecting on last year’s predictions, he shares his goal to improve the quality … Read more

1997-12-24 – Open Lines, Ramona – Christmas Eve

Art Bell begins the Christmas Eve episode of “Coast to Coast AM” with a lighthearted and festive atmosphere, featuring his wife, Ramona Bell, reading a cleverly crafted Christmas story sent by a listener from Portland. The story, a “Kingdom of Nigh” parody of “Twas the Night Before Christmas,” humorously reflects the themes and unique character … Read more

1998-12-23 – Robert Kiviat – UFO Footage

The December 23, 1998, episode of Coast to Coast AM hosted by Art Bell opens with the announcement of Robert Kiviat’s involvement and a fascinating focus on UFO-related content. Art discusses the debut of a UFO video from North Bay, Ontario, which he described as one of the most compelling pieces of evidence he’s encountered, … Read more

1995-12-22 – Dannion Brinkley – NDEs

Art opens the show with his usual warm welcome, spanning greetings across various global locations. The primary guest for this episode is Dannion Brinkley, introduced as a man whose life was dramatically transformed by near-death experiences (NDEs). Art narrates Brinkley’s first NDE, triggered by a lightning strike in 1975, which resulted in a profound life … Read more

2003-12-21 – Ron Fink – Robotic Technology

The show opens with Art expressing gratitude to listeners from around the world and prepares for an hour of open lines, hinting at a night filled with interesting content. He mentions the Hampton Court ghost, which he deems the paranormal picture of the year, and highlights that the show’s website features both a video and … Read more

2001-12-17 – Eltjo Haselhoff – Deepening Complexity of Crop Circles

Art begins the episode by welcoming listeners from across all time zones, setting the tone for an engaging session. He delves into the ongoing anthrax investigations, highlighting the baffling situation where genetic matches suggest a U.S. origin, yet military officials remain skeptical. Art questions the scientific and legal implications, drawing parallels to DNA evidence in … Read more