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Dr. William Pierce, retired physicist and author of The Turner Diaries, joins Art Bell for an extended and probing interview following his recent 60 Minutes appearance with Mike Wallace. Pierce traces his ideological evolution from physics professor to political writer, explaining how the Vietnam War and Civil Rights Movement drove him to study history and eventually produce his controversial novel, which he frames as prophetic fiction rather than advocacy. Art presses Pierce on the book's… Full...
Linda Moulton Howe returns with the second round of analysis on the alleged Roswell crash fragments sent anonymously to Art Bell , now widely known as "Art's Parts." After the initial testing revealed pure aluminum at an impossible weight, new scrutiny from metallurgists and independent researchers has deepened the mystery. A listener calculated that pure aluminum at the measured dimensions should weigh 97 milligrams, not the 160 milligrams found by the university lab, a discrepancy the scientis...
Linda Moulton Howe returns with the second round of analysis on the alleged Roswell crash fragments sent anonymously to Art Bell, now widely known as "Art's Parts." After the initial testing revealed pure aluminum at an impossible weight, new scrutiny from metallurgists and independent researchers has deepened the mystery. A listener calculated that pure aluminum at the measured dimensions should weigh 97 milligrams, not the 160 milligrams found by the university lab, a discrepancy the… Full sho...
Richard C. Hoagland and Apollo 14 astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell go head to head in a live debate over whether ancient glass structures exist on the lunar surface. Hoagland presents enhanced Apollo 14 photographs showing geometric brightening and scattering patterns above the lunar horizon, which he argues are consistent with the remains of enormous, deteriorated glass domes stretching tens of miles across the Moon's surface. Mitchell pushes back firmly but thoughtfully, acknowledging that photogr...
Richard C. Hoagland and Apollo 14 astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell go head to head in a live debate over whether ancient glass structures exist on the lunar surface. Hoagland presents enhanced Apollo 14 photographs showing geometric brightening and scattering patterns above the lunar horizon, which he argues are consistent with the remains of enormous, deteriorated glass domes stretching tens of miles across the Moon's surface. Mitchell pushes back firmly but thoughtfully, acknowledging that… Full s...
Linda Moulton Howe returns to present the first laboratory results from mysterious metal fragments sent anonymously to Art Bell , allegedly recovered from the 1947 Roswell crash. A credentialed university scientist has examined ten pieces using a scanning electron microscope with energy dispersive spectroscopy, revealing that every sample tested greater than 99% pure aluminum with no detectable secondary elements. The findings raise immediate questions. Five perfectly machined squares measure ex...
Linda Moulton Howe returns to present the first laboratory results from mysterious metal fragments sent anonymously to Art Bell, allegedly recovered from the 1947 Roswell crash. A credentialed university scientist has examined ten pieces using a scanning electron microscope with energy dispersive spectroscopy, revealing that every sample tested greater than 99% pure aluminum with no detectable secondary elements. The findings raise immediate questions. Five perfectly machined squares measure… Fu...
Art Bell opens the lines on a night packed with news and a surprise guest appearance from science fiction author Dr. Jerry Pournelle , co-author of Lucifer's Hammer. Art announces the upcoming blockbuster debate between Richard C. Hoagland and Apollo 14 astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell over alleged glass structures on the Moon, a radio event he calls potentially historic. The night's news spans a tragic helicopter collision at Camp Lejeune that killed 14 Marines during Operation Purple Star, the Cli...
Art Bell opens the lines on a night packed with news and a surprise guest appearance from science fiction author Dr. Jerry Pournelle, co-author of Lucifer's Hammer. Art announces the upcoming blockbuster debate between Richard C. Hoagland and Apollo 14 astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell over alleged glass structures on the Moon, a radio event he calls potentially historic. The night's news spans a tragic helicopter collision at Camp Lejeune that killed 14 Marines during Operation Purple Star, the… Ful...
Science fiction author Dr. Jerry Pournelle , co-author of the classic novel Lucifer's Hammer, joins Art Bell for a fascinating discussion on the real dangers of asteroid and comet impacts, the politics strangling America's space program, and the state of planetary defense. Pournelle, a former aerospace engineer who worked on the Apollo program, brings both scientific credibility and sharp political insight to the conversation. Pournelle reveals that the statistical probability of being killed by...
Science fiction author Dr. Jerry Pournelle, co-author of the classic novel Lucifer's Hammer, joins Art Bell for a fascinating discussion on the real dangers of asteroid and comet impacts, the politics strangling America's space program, and the state of planetary defense. Pournelle, a former aerospace engineer who worked on the Apollo program, brings both scientific credibility and sharp political insight to the conversation. Pournelle reveals that the statistical probability of being killed by…...
Hector "Tito" Armstrong , a Princeton University student from Puerto Rico who operates the internet's premier Chupacabra webpage, joins Art Bell as reports of the mysterious blood-draining creature explode across the Americas. What began as a Puerto Rican phenomenon has rapidly spread, with mainstream television news in Los Angeles, San Antonio, and beyond now covering the attacks on livestock with striking seriousness. Armstrong describes the creature based on eyewitness accounts as roughly fou...
Hector "Tito" Armstrong, a Princeton University student from Puerto Rico who operates the internet's premier Chupacabra webpage, joins Art Bell as reports of the mysterious blood-draining creature explode across the Americas. What began as a Puerto Rican phenomenon has rapidly spread, with mainstream television news in Los Angeles, San Antonio, and beyond now covering the attacks on livestock with striking seriousness. Armstrong describes the creature based on eyewitness accounts as roughly… Ful...
Hector Armstrong provides updates on the continuing Chupacabras phenomenon in Puerto Rico and expanding reports from other Latin American countries where the mysterious creature continues attacking livestock with surgical precision. Armstrong reports on recent daylight sightings and attacks, including detailed eyewitness descriptions from people who encountered the creature during clear visibility conditions. The conversation covers ongoing attempts by local authorities and researchers to track ...
Wayne Green , the iconoclastic editor and publisher of 73 Magazine, returns for a wide-ranging conversation with Art Bell covering amateur radio, cold fusion energy, electronic health devices, and his famous list of books that challenge conventional thinking. Green, who helped pioneer repeater technology that became cellular phones and launched Byte magazine at the dawn of personal computing, has a long history of being called crazy before being proven right. Green makes his boldest claims aroun...
Wayne Green, the iconoclastic editor and publisher of 73 Magazine, returns for a wide-ranging conversation with Art Bell covering amateur radio, cold fusion energy, electronic health devices, and his famous list of books that challenge conventional thinking. Green, who helped pioneer repeater technology that became cellular phones and launched Byte magazine at the dawn of personal computing, has a long history of being called crazy before being proven right. Green makes his boldest claims… Full ...
Marshall Barnes , an independent researcher who spent three years investigating the Philadelphia Experiment, presents his scientific case that the legendary 1943 naval invisibility test actually occurred. Preparing to address Columbus State Community College, Barnes explains how he bypassed government channels entirely, instead pursuing the physics and optical science behind the alleged event to determine whether it was scientifically feasible. Barnes details how rotating electromagnetic fields ...
Marshall Barnes, an independent researcher who spent three years investigating the Philadelphia Experiment, presents his scientific case that the legendary 1943 naval invisibility test actually occurred. Preparing to address Columbus State Community College, Barnes explains how he bypassed government channels entirely, instead pursuing the physics and optical science behind the alleged event to determine whether it was scientifically feasible. Barnes details how rotating electromagnetic fields… ...
Robert Ghost Wolf , a Native American metisse of Apache, Iroquois, Lakota, and Haudenosaunee heritage, joins Art Bell on Dreamland to discuss indigenous prophecies and the accelerating pace of global change. The episode also features Linda Moulton Howe reporting from the Whole Life Expo with updates from Edgar Mitchell and Whitley Strieber , along with Peter Davenport sharing dramatic new UFO sightings from across the country. Ghost Wolf describes a vibrational shift he calls the quickening , a ...
Robert Ghost Wolf, a Native American metisse of Apache, Iroquois, Lakota, and Haudenosaunee heritage, joins Art Bell on Dreamland to discuss indigenous prophecies and the accelerating pace of global change. The episode also features Linda Moulton Howe reporting from the Whole Life Expo with updates from Edgar Mitchell and Whitley Strieber, along with Peter Davenport sharing dramatic new UFO sightings from across the country. Ghost Wolf describes a vibrational shift he calls the quickening, a… Fu...
Apollo 14 astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell joins Art Bell for a landmark interview, offering firsthand accounts of walking on the moon and revealing the philosophical transformation that followed. Mitchell describes the lunar surface as deceptively hilly, compares a Saturn V launch to a vertical subway ride, and recalls the five backup systems designed to ensure the lunar module could lift off if the primary ignition failed. The conversation deepens as Mitchell discusses his secret ESP experiment co...
Apollo 14 astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell joins Art Bell for a landmark interview, offering firsthand accounts of walking on the moon and revealing the philosophical transformation that followed. Mitchell describes the lunar surface as deceptively hilly, compares a Saturn V launch to a vertical subway ride, and recalls the five backup systems designed to ensure the lunar module could lift off if the primary ignition failed. The conversation deepens as Mitchell discusses his secret ESP experiment… F...
Richard C. Hoagland joins Art Bell to unpack a series of extraordinary events, including astronaut Edgar Mitchell's claims about Roswell and Carl Sagan's surprising shift on Martian structures. Hoagland presents new photographic evidence from Apollo missions showing distorted Earthrise due to lunar glass structures and discusses hyperdimensional physics, Nikola Tesla's coded clues, and zero-point energy. He argues that recent disclosures, including remarks from Margaret Thatcher, signal an accelerating, deliberate unveiling of extraterrestrial intelligence, potentially to control the narrative before private missions confirm lunar anomalies.
Richard Hoagland exposes photographic evidence of artificial structures on the moon and Mars, arguing that NASA and the scientific community suppress this information. He details a perceived government strategy to selectively disclose information, beginning with the Roswell incident rather than "safer" ancient lunar ruins. Hoagland explains his hyperdimensional physics theory, linking it to anomalies like the Apollo 13 trajectory and Tesla's work, and celebrates Carl Sagan's recent public acknowledgment that he "could be wrong" about Mars anomalies. The episode highlights institutional resistance to confronting evidence that challenges conventional views of human uniqueness and space history.
Dannion Brinkley joins Art Bell on Dreamland fresh from a spiritual pilgrimage to Machu Picchu, buzzing with an energy that sets this interview apart from his previous appearances. The bestselling author of Saved by the Light recounts being struck by lightning in 1975, dying for 28 minutes, and experiencing a panoramic life review that forced him to feel the consequences of every interaction from the perspective of others. Brinkley details his prophetic visions, from Chernobyl to Desert Storm, a...
Dannion Brinkley joins Art Bell on Dreamland fresh from a spiritual pilgrimage to Machu Picchu, buzzing with an energy that sets this interview apart from his previous appearances. The bestselling author of Saved by the Light recounts being struck by lightning in 1975, dying for 28 minutes, and experiencing a panoramic life review that forced him to feel the consequences of every interaction from the perspective of others. Brinkley details his prophetic visions, from Chernobyl to Desert Storm,… ...
Art Bell delivers an open lines night packed with bizarre news, from an Ebola outbreak at a Texas quarantine facility to Marines being court-martialed for refusing to submit DNA samples. He raises urgent concerns about the approaching anniversary of April 19th, wondering aloud whether domestic terrorism will mark the date again. The evening takes a dramatic turn when the mysterious faxer known as "Bugs," who previously claimed to have shot and buried two Bigfoot creatures in 1973, calls in live....
This episode delves into bizarre, unexplained experiences, featuring an extraordinary live account from a caller named "Bugs" who claims to have shot and buried two Bigfoots in 1973. The discussion explores the detailed hunting narrative, ballistic challenges, and the complex legal and ethical implications of his actions. Listeners call in to debate the credibility of the story, share similar encounters, and offer their perspectives on everything from government conspiracies to the nature of truth and regret.
Art Bell opens the phone lines for a wide-ranging night dominated by the arrest of Theodore Kaczynski, the suspected Unabomber. Art reads passages from the manifesto and probes its unsettling critique of technology, asking whether industrial society truly narrows human freedom with each advancement. Callers weigh in on the philosophical tension between technological progress and social regression, with some comparing the Unabomber's ideology to a form of left-wing extremism mirroring Timothy McV...
Art Bell opens the phone lines for a wide-ranging night dominated by the arrest of Theodore Kaczynski, the suspected Unabomber. Art reads passages from the manifesto and probes its unsettling critique of technology, asking whether industrial society truly narrows human freedom with each advancement. Callers weigh in on the philosophical tension between technological progress and social regression, with some comparing the Unabomber's ideology to a form of left-wing extremism mirroring Timothy… Fu...
