Art Bell speaks with John Nolan, a former military intelligence officer turned business intelligence consultant, about Project Echelon and the true state of personal privacy in the modern world. The program opens with Art reading mixed early reviews of the Mission to Mars film and reporting severe weather anomalies across the country, including 100-mile-per-hour winds near Boulder and a winter tornado striking Milwaukee. Nolan confirms that electronic surveillance capabilities extend far beyond…...
Sep 11, 2024•2 hr 27 min•Season 2000Ep. 643
Art Bell is joined by Richard C. Hoagland for a discussion about the upcoming Disney-Touchstone film Mission to Mars and the extraordinary controversy surrounding it. Hoagland reveals that director Brian De Palma has mysteriously canceled all press interviews and apparently fled the country days before the film's premiere, a move unprecedented for a director with $120 million on the line. The conversation centers on a second promotional trailer that has surfaced, featuring authoritative voiceove...
Sep 11, 2024•33 min•Season 2000Ep. 642
Art Bell is joined by Richard C. Hoagland for a discussion about the upcoming Disney-Touchstone film Mission to Mars and the extraordinary controversy surrounding it. Hoagland reveals that director Brian De Palma has mysteriously canceled all press interviews and apparently fled the country days before the film's premiere, a move unprecedented for a director with $120 million on the line. The conversation centers on a second promotional trailer that has surfaced, featuring authoritative… Full sh...
Sep 11, 2024•33 min•Season 2000Ep. 642
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Albert Taylor , author of Soul Traveler, for an evening exploring out-of-body experiences and the nature of consciousness beyond the physical form. The broadcast opens with Art reporting on the mysterious disappearance of a former Echelon operative who was scheduled to discuss government surveillance but vanished before airtime, along with a chilling call from a machine shop worker experiencing violent encounters with an unseen entity at his workplace. Taylor shares how his...
Sep 10, 2024•2 hr 44 min•Season 2000Ep. 641
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Albert Taylor, author of Soul Traveler, for an evening exploring out-of-body experiences and the nature of consciousness beyond the physical form. The broadcast opens with Art reporting on the mysterious disappearance of a former Echelon operative who was scheduled to discuss government surveillance but vanished before airtime, along with a chilling call from a machine shop worker experiencing violent encounters with an unseen entity at his workplace. Taylor shares how his…...
Sep 10, 2024•2 hr 44 min•Season 2000Ep. 641
Albert Taylor explores the fascinating realm of out-of-body experiences and the scientific study of consciousness. Taylor discusses his research into OBEs, examining the intersection between physics, neuroscience, and human consciousness. The conversation delves into techniques for inducing OBEs, the implications for understanding the nature of reality, and how these experiences challenge conventional scientific paradigms. Taylor presents case studies and experimental data suggesting that consci...
Sep 10, 2024•2 hr 44 min•Season 2000Ep. 641
Art Bell connects live with Seth Shostak at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, where the SETI Institute is conducting Project Phoenix, the most sensitive search for extraterrestrial intelligence ever attempted. The interview features a groundbreaking live webcam feed showing Shostak and colleague Jill Tarter, the real-life inspiration for Jodie Foster's character in Contact, inside the observatory control room. Shostak explains that the system monitors 28 million frequency channels simultan...
Sep 09, 2024•2 hr 41 min•Season 2000Ep. 640
Art Bell connects live with Seth Shostak at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, where the SETI Institute is conducting Project Phoenix, the most sensitive search for extraterrestrial intelligence ever attempted. The interview features a groundbreaking live webcam feed showing Shostak and colleague Jill Tarter, the real-life inspiration for Jodie Foster's character in Contact, inside the observatory control room. Shostak explains that the system monitors 28 million frequency channels… Full sh...
Sep 09, 2024•2 hr 41 min•Season 2000Ep. 640
Art Bell hosts his beloved Ghost to Ghost program, dedicating the entire broadcast to listener-submitted accounts of paranormal encounters. He opens by discussing a photograph from a recent Democratic debate showing what appears to be a demonic entity between candidates Al Gore and Bill Bradley, an image that spread across the internet after a caller mentioned it the previous night. Callers share a remarkable range of experiences from across the country. A woman in Syracuse describes a transluce...
Sep 08, 2024•1 hr•Season 2000Ep. 639
Art Bell hosts his beloved Ghost to Ghost program, dedicating the entire broadcast to listener-submitted accounts of paranormal encounters. He opens by discussing a photograph from a recent Democratic debate showing what appears to be a demonic entity between candidates Al Gore and Bill Bradley, an image that spread across the internet after a caller mentioned it the previous night. Callers share a remarkable range of experiences from across the country. A woman in Syracuse describes a… Full sho...
Sep 08, 2024•1 hr•Season 2000Ep. 639
Art Bell welcomes Beverly Jaegers , founder of the U.S. PSI Squad, the only known group of trained psychic investigators who assist law enforcement pro bono. A third-generation police family member and professional journalist, Jaegers describes how she learned her skills not through natural ability but by studying Soviet-era research into human cognitive abilities during the Cold War. Jaegers recounts her verified prediction of the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster five years before it occurred,...
Sep 07, 2024•2 hr 38 min•Season 2000Ep. 638
Art Bell welcomes Beverly Jaegers, founder of the U.S. PSI Squad, the only known group of trained psychic investigators who assist law enforcement pro bono. A third-generation police family member and professional journalist, Jaegers describes how she learned her skills not through natural ability but by studying Soviet-era research into human cognitive abilities during the Cold War. Jaegers recounts her verified prediction of the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster five years before it occurred,…...
Sep 07, 2024•2 hr 38 min•Season 2000Ep. 638
Art Bell opens with a chilling live account from Lawrence Notts in West Virginia, who describes three years of relentless paranormal activity in his home. Lawrence explains that the disturbances began the week he signed a contract to sell timber from inherited land containing Native American burial grounds. Entities grab his arms, gouge his eyes, shake his bed, and have driven away his mother, his girlfriend, and his daughters. His friend Sonny Nestor joins to corroborate the events, describing ...
Sep 06, 2024•2 hr 43 min•Season 2000Ep. 637
Art Bell opens with a chilling live account from Lawrence Notts in West Virginia, who describes three years of relentless paranormal activity in his home. Lawrence explains that the disturbances began the week he signed a contract to sell timber from inherited land containing Native American burial grounds. Entities grab his arms, gouge his eyes, shake his bed, and have driven away his mother, his girlfriend, and his daughters. His friend Sonny Nestor joins to corroborate the events, describing…...
Sep 06, 2024•2 hr 43 min•Season 2000Ep. 637
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Hugh Ross and Dr. Fuz Rana from Reasons to Believe, an organization dedicated to demonstrating harmony between science and the Christian faith. Dr. Ross, an astrophysicist who researched quasars at Caltech, and Dr. Rana, a biochemist and former Procter & Gamble researcher, discuss evidence for a transcendent creator through the lens of modern physics. The conversation covers the Big Bang, the space-time theorem of general relativity, and the biblical claim that the crea...
Sep 05, 2024•2 hr 42 min•Season 2000Ep. 636
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Hugh Ross and Dr. Fuz Rana from Reasons to Believe, an organization dedicated to demonstrating harmony between science and the Christian faith. Dr. Ross, an astrophysicist who researched quasars at Caltech, and Dr. Rana, a biochemist and former Procter & Gamble researcher, discuss evidence for a transcendent creator through the lens of modern physics. The conversation covers the Big Bang, the space-time theorem of general relativity, and the biblical claim that the crea...
Sep 05, 2024•2 hr 42 min•Season 2000Ep. 636
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Larry Dossey , a physician of internal medicine and former chief of staff at Medical City Dallas Hospital, to discuss the non-local nature of consciousness. Dr. Dossey presents evidence from double-blind studies conducted at Duke Medical Center showing that cardiac patients who received intercessory prayer from groups spanning multiple religions experienced 50 to 100 percent fewer side effects than control groups. He notes that 75 of 125 medical schools in the country have ...
Sep 04, 2024•2 hr 42 min•Season 2000Ep. 635
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Larry Dossey, a physician of internal medicine and former chief of staff at Medical City Dallas Hospital, to discuss the non-local nature of consciousness. Dr. Dossey presents evidence from double-blind studies conducted at Duke Medical Center showing that cardiac patients who received intercessory prayer from groups spanning multiple religions experienced 50 to 100 percent fewer side effects than control groups. He notes that 75 of 125 medical schools in the country have… ...
Sep 04, 2024•2 hr 42 min•Season 2000Ep. 635
Art Bell opens with Colm Kelleher of the National Institute for Discovery Science discussing the investigation of a massive black triangle seen by four police officers over Illinois on January 5, 2000. NIDS investigators constructed a flight path showing the craft traveled from north of Chicago to southwestern Illinois over nine hours, with witnesses reporting it accelerated from hovering speed to thousands of miles per hour in seconds. Kelleher also describes a six-inch reflective object that h...
Sep 03, 2024•2 hr 42 min•Season 2000Ep. 634
Matthew Alper , author of The God Part of the Brain, joins Art Bell to argue that religion and spirituality may be biological impulses rooted in the brain after a first-hour NIDS black-triangle update from Colm Kelleher . Kelleher of the National Institute for Discovery Science discusses the investigation of a massive black triangle seen by four police officers over Illinois on January 5, 2000. NIDS investigators constructed a flight path showing the craft traveled from north of Chicago to south...
Sep 03, 2024•2 hr 42 min•Season 2000Ep. 634
Art Bell opens with a recap of Peter Gersten 's courtroom victory, where a federal judge refused to dismiss the Citizens Against UFO Secrecy lawsuit and took under advisement claims that the Department of Defense acted in bad faith when searching for records on triangular aerial objects. The packed courtroom included standing-room-only attendance from listeners who heard about the case on the program. The main guest is Joel Rothschild , one of the longest-surviving AIDS patients in America, who ...
Sep 02, 2024•2 hr 43 min•Season 2000Ep. 633
Joel Rothschild , author of Signals and one of America's longest-surviving AIDS patients, joins Art Bell to discuss ghostly communications and signs from beyond after Peter Gersten's CAUS lawsuit update. Art opens with a recap of Peter Gersten 's courtroom victory, where a federal judge refused to dismiss the Citizens Against UFO Secrecy lawsuit and took under advisement claims that the Department of Defense acted in bad faith when searching for records on triangular aerial objects. The packed c...
Sep 02, 2024•2 hr 43 min•Season 2000Ep. 633
Art Bell opens with Richard C. Hoagland discussing the upcoming film Mission to Mars and the exclusion of his research from the movie's official website, despite his decades of work on the Cydonia region. Hoagland notes the irony that NASA, which long dismissed the Face on Mars, served as consultants on a film about that very subject. The conversation also covers the Peter Gersten court case and a potential Mars lander signal detected by Stanford. The main interview features Dr. Ronald Klatz , p...
Sep 01, 2024•2 hr 43 min•Season 2000Ep. 632
Dr. Ronald Klatz , president of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, joins Art Bell to discuss anti-aging, life extension, and practical human immortality alongside philosopher Dr. Vernon Howard. Art opens with Richard C. Hoagland discussing the upcoming film Mission to Mars and the exclusion of his research from the movie's official website, despite his decades of work on the Cydonia region. Hoagland notes the irony that NASA, which long dismissed the Face on Mars, served as consultants...
Sep 01, 2024•2 hr 43 min•Season 2000Ep. 632
Art Bell welcomes investigative journalist Kathleen Keating , a close confidant of the late Father Malachi Martin , to discuss her book The Final Warning. The program opens with breaking news as UFO attorney Peter Gersten announces a federal judge in Phoenix has agreed to hear arguments in the Citizens Against UFO Secrecy lawsuit against the Department of Defense, followed by Peter Davenport reporting on a mysterious circular formation melted into pond ice in Marceline, Missouri. Keating shares ...
Aug 31, 2024•3 hr 10 min•Season 2000Ep. 631
Art Bell welcomes investigative journalist Kathleen Keating, a close confidant of the late Father Malachi Martin, to discuss her book The Final Warning. The program opens with breaking news as UFO attorney Peter Gersten announces a federal judge in Phoenix has agreed to hear arguments in the Citizens Against UFO Secrecy lawsuit against the Department of Defense, followed by Peter Davenport reporting on a mysterious circular formation melted into pond ice in Marceline, Missouri. Keating shares… F...
Aug 31, 2024•3 hr 10 min•Season 2000Ep. 631
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Leo Sprinkle , professor emeritus of counseling psychology at the University of Wyoming, whose two personal UFO sightings in 1949 and 1956 redirected his academic career toward investigating both the UFO phenomenon and reincarnation. Dr. Sprinkle describes how 40 years of research with thousands of experiencers led him to conclude that physical, psychological, and spiritual evidence all point toward an extraterrestrial presence on Earth. The conversation moves into the terr...
Aug 30, 2024•2 hr 40 min•Season 2000Ep. 630
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Leo Sprinkle, professor emeritus of counseling psychology at the University of Wyoming, whose two personal UFO sightings in 1949 and 1956 redirected his academic career toward investigating both the UFO phenomenon and reincarnation. Dr. Sprinkle describes how 40 years of research with thousands of experiencers led him to conclude that physical, psychological, and spiritual evidence all point toward an extraterrestrial presence on Earth. The conversation moves into the… Full...
Aug 30, 2024•2 hr 40 min•Season 2000Ep. 630
Art Bell welcomes Major Ed Dames , the former military remote viewer known to listeners as Dr. Doom, for a wide-ranging session on psychic intelligence gathering. Art opens by asking whether Dames could remote view the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Dames explains a fundamental limitation of remote viewing: once a person dies, the viewer loses what he calls chain of custody and cannot track the essence of a soul, making it impossible to confirm whether the same being returned to life three days l...
Aug 29, 2024•2 hr 40 min•Season 2000Ep. 629
Art Bell welcomes Major Ed Dames, the former military remote viewer known to listeners as Dr. Doom, for a wide-ranging session on psychic intelligence gathering. Art opens by asking whether Dames could remote view the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Dames explains a fundamental limitation of remote viewing: once a person dies, the viewer loses what he calls chain of custody and cannot track the essence of a soul, making it impossible to confirm whether the same being returned to life three days… F...
Aug 29, 2024•2 hr 40 min•Season 2000Ep. 629
