Art begins the show by welcoming listeners to another episode of “Coast to Coast AM,” mentioning that he’s been in talk radio for 13 years and has never encountered such high strangeness as what is about to be discussed. He introduces councilwoman Frances Marwood, who requested an investigation into the Phoenix Lights documented by Bill … Read more
Art discusses interactions with extraterrestrial beings, noting their ability to communicate telepathically and their concern for Earth’s environment and humanity’s consciousness. They emphasize the need for humanity to live in harmony with nature and each other, presenting a message that could be mistaken for angelic if not understood otherwise. Art mentions the advanced spiritual and … Read more
Art Bell’s “Coast to Coast AM” episode from June 16, 1997 features Scott Corrales, who lived in Mexico City and Puerto Rico, discussing his new book, “Sugar, Corporate, and Other Mysteries.” Art humorously acknowledges his struggle with Spanish names and makes some announcements about the show’s schedule changes in San Diego and new affiliates in … Read more
Art Bell introduces the show “Coast to Coast AM” from the Kingdom of Nye, promising an unprecedented segment with two Hopi elders, referred to as Grandfather One, Grandfather Two, and a Hopi Grandmother, due to safety concerns stemming from threats. After technical difficulties, Art connects with Robert Ghost Wolf, who provides context from the Black … Read more
Art receives an email from Major Ed Dames about some mysterious pieces purportedly from the crashed Roswell saucer. These pieces, which are layered bismuth and magnesium, have been subjected to rigorous scientific testing, revealing anomalous results. Art mentions that the results and microscopic images are available on his website. The major notes that his team … Read more
Art begins the show with his signature greeting, highlighting the widespread reach of “Coast to Coast AM” across 25 time zones. He shares a historical photograph sent by a listener, Mike Sullivan, featuring early amateur radio equipment used by his grandfather, a pioneer in radio communication post-World War I. Art expresses gratitude for the listener’s … Read more
Art Bell begins the broadcast of “Coast to Coast AM” from June 12, 1997, greeting his audience from the high desert of the American Southwest. He mentions potential internet difficulties due to severe weather in Denver affecting satellite transmissions but assures radio listeners of uninterrupted service. Art announces the show’s focus on crop circles and … Read more
The episode highlights the launch of the new Coast to Coast AM app, which provides listeners with convenient features like live streaming, show recaps, and access to recent shows. Art expresses gratitude to the listeners, acknowledging the wealth of knowledge shared through the radio show. He reflects on the common citizen’s concern about privacy and … Read more
Art begins the broadcast by welcoming listeners from various regions and introducing the main topic of the show: recent serious earthquakes in the Aleutian Island chain. Art uses his fax machine, which has been very active due to these earthquakes, to bring on Charles Watson, a consulting geologist from Advanced Geologic Exploration. Watson discusses the … Read more
Art introduces Gordon Michael Scallion, a rare guest on the show, noting that his audience has likely grown since Gordon’s last appearance. Gordon shares his background, starting as a video consultant in 1979 and later working in marine communications while living aboard a sailboat. He describes a life-changing event where he suddenly lost his voice … Read more