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
The discussion kicks off with Richard C. Hoagland, a one-time adviser to NASA, delving into various topics including climate change and space exploration. Art and Richard discuss a significant event where two large icebergs broke off from Antarctica, stirring concerns about rapid climate changes. They explore the implications of these changes, referencing observations from the … Read more
Art begins the episode by welcoming new affiliates to the broadcast and setting a light-hearted tone, mentioning the recent addition of stations in places like Spokane, Washington, and discussing the program’s rules—no bad language and only one call per show. He shares his enthusiasm for the film The Martian, emphasizing its appeal to science and … 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 begins by describing the stormy weather in the American Southwest. He then introduces the evening’s agenda, which includes a discussion with Dr. Holland from a company related to Bilston, known for intriguing work. Art directs listeners to his website, where he has posted some astonishing photographs. The show takes a turn when Art confronts … Read more