Art begins by highlighting the importance of using Skype on smartphones for a high-quality audio experience during the show, explaining how listeners can connect from various regions. The episode then takes a serious turn as Art discusses the escalating tensions between North Korea and South Korea, including a potential war sparked by propaganda broadcasts. Art … Read more
Art begins the show discussing an unusual video capturing a strange creature, possibly a “digo medusa,” which doesn’t resemble anything from Earth. The video has gained significant attention online and is available on his website. He also mentions a major scandal involving the Ashley Madison website, where hackers exposed sensitive information of users worldwide, leading … Read more
The program begins with Art setting the tone from the high desert and the great American Southwest. He outlines the simple rules of the show: no bad language and only one call per show. Art then proceeds to thank various individuals including Joe Talbot, Keith Rowan, Heather Wade, and others for their contributions to the … Read more
Art sets the tone for an interesting night, emphasizing the show’s rules about language and call-in etiquette, and expresses his gratitude towards the technical team for their sound quality, particularly highlighting recent improvements in archive encoding. Art then reflects on the previous night’s show, which featured Blanche Barton, the High Priestess of the Church of … Read more
rt introduces the show from the “high desert and the great American Southwest,” setting the stage for an intriguing night with Joseph McMoneagle, a premier remote viewer. Art mentions the simple rules for the show: no bad language and only one call per show. He thanks several people for their contributions to the show’s success, … Read more
Art opens the show by mentioning Travis Walton, a known abductee, who is set to appear later. Art recalls a previous interview with Travis and refers to the contentious nature of his story, which involves his alleged abduction by a UFO in 1975. Travis was missing for five days before reappearing, and his case remains … Read more
The show begins with Art greeting listeners from all around the world and laying out two rules for the program: no bad language and only one call per show. He welcomes a new station, AWOL Radio 1370 AM in York, Nebraska, to the broadcast and encourages listeners to get their local stations to carry the … Read more
The episode begins with Art, broadcasting from Pahrump, Nevada, warning listeners of an approaching storm that might interrupt the show. He sets the ground rules: no bad language and only one call per show. Art thanks his team, including Keith Roland, his webmaster, and producer Heather Wade. Art reports on international news, mentioning the death … Read more
Art Bell begins his program by expressing gratitude to his team, including sound engineers, webmasters, and producers, emphasizing their contribution to the show. Art then shifts to discussing current events, notably the discovery of aircraft debris in the Indian Ocean, believed to be from the missing flight MH370. He speculates that authorities are finalizing protocols … Read more
Art begins by welcoming new affiliates and setting the stage for a unique show, emphasizing their two rules: no bad language and only one call per show. He mentions various affiliates, mainly in Texas, and then shifts to discussing a warning from the Inuit elders about climate change. The Inuits, known for their accurate weather … Read more