In this episode of Dark Matter, host Art Bell welcomes guest Jason Martell, a researcher known for his focus on ancient civilizations, including Sumeria and theories surrounding the origins of human culture. Art and Jason discuss the possibility of a pre-human civilization that may have risen and fallen before recorded history, prompting theories that modern … Read more
Art introduces the show by sharing some personal anecdotes, starting with a back injury story, then transitioning to his thoughts on being authentic in radio hosting. He mentions how aspiring hosts often ask for advice, and his consistent response is to “be yourself” since authenticity is critical in long-form talk radio. Art humorously reflects on … Read more
Art begins this episode of “Dark Matter” by enthusiastically recommending the film Gravity and sharing his excitement about the immersive experience of watching it in IMAX 3D. He briefly mentions upcoming guests for the week, including Dr. Roger Lear, and reminds listeners about the ghost photo contest and its prize: a Sirius XM radio and … Read more
Art opens the episode of Dark Matter with his usual engaging style, discussing the potential reopening of the government if the House passes a bill. He humorously refers to it as the “kick-the-can” bill, noting its costly impact of $24 billion on the U.S. economy. Art then shifts to personal concerns, mentioning his considerations about … Read more
On this episode of “Dark Matter,” Art Bell begins the show by introducing the night’s guest, Loyd Auerbach, an expert in parapsychology and the paranormal. However, before delving into the interview, Art touches on several topics, starting with his personal setup for the show. He proudly explains how he controls the music and announcements, noting … Read more
On this episode of Dark Matter, Art Bell introduces the guest, Loyd Auerbach, an expert in parapsychology and the paranormal. Before diving into the interview, Art shares some technical updates. He discusses how he manages his own music and announcements, along with the role of his assistant Evan, who handles phone calls. Art, being tech-savvy, … Read more
Art opens the show discussing a variety of topics, including housekeeping notes about the program and updates on technical issues, like the wormhole glitch during the previous broadcast. Art also touches on past guest appearances and his efforts to reconnect with key figures, such as Mel Waters and John Teeter. He then shifts focus to … Read more
Art Bell invites his Canadian listeners to call in, emphasizing the show’s reach to Canada, a fact he seems eager to verify. Art announces a special weekend schedule where three selected shows will be replayed twice, catering to those who missed them earlier. He also shares personal updates, mentioning the well-being of his family and … Read more
The episode begins with Art expressing his affection for his studio, which he has recently fine-tuned to his liking. He shares an amusing story about his love for a specific atomic clock that he first saw at Radio France International. This clock, now a cherished item in his studio, symbolizes his attention to detail and … Read more
In the opening segment of “Dark Matter,” Art Bell warmly welcomes his audience to the show, emphasizing the joy of being on air and setting a primary rule for the show: no bad language. Art then shifts to discuss the intriguing topic of WR 104, a potential gamma-ray burst, which poses a significant threat to … Read more