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
Mike Heiser, who is writing a PhD dissertation on divine beings in Jewish literature between the Old and New Testament periods, is an expert on angels, divine beings, and ancient Semitic texts, with a particular interest in the paranormal and UFOs. Art mentions Heiser’s upcoming book on the Bible Code, a topic of personal interest … Read more
Art anticipates a night of intriguing discussions with a surprise guest and multiple emails from listeners about bizarre phenomena like the Chupacabra, a creature reportedly seen in Los Angeles. As the night unfolds, Art introduces Hector “Tito” Armstrong, a guest expert from Puerto Rico, currently a student at Princeton, who runs a website dedicated to … Read more
Art shares the impressive milestone of his website being the 60th largest globally. He introduces a streaming video feature, allowing listeners to engage visually with the program. The show also touches on serious global concerns, like a dangerous fungal threat to wheat and the ongoing military conflict in Yugoslavia, emphasizing the media’s portrayal of war … Read more
Art began by discussing the uncertainty surrounding Richard Hoagland’s press conference, which was reportedly ignored by major news outlets like CNN, sparking a debate on what constitutes newsworthy content. Art delved into the contentious debates surrounding the death penalty in New York, highlighting a clash between Governor Pataki and a district attorney over their differing … Read more
Art Bell delves into a myriad of intriguing topics, starting with a fascinating interview with Professor Jan Hodges, who shares insights into his groundbreaking work in robotics. Hodges, notable for constructing the first robot to enter the Three Mile Island reactor, discusses his journey in developing robots for various purposes, including law enforcement. The episode … Read more
Art opens the show by extending a warm welcome to listeners from across the United States, highlighting the show’s wide reach from Houston to the Hawaiian Islands and from the US Virgin Islands to the Caribbean. Art shares an update on the US Virgin Islands, particularly Saint Thomas, which was severely impacted by a hurricane, … Read more