Art Bell hosts a Dreamland edition featuring two segments. Linda Moulton Howe reports on the Kyoto climate negotiations where 150 nations debate greenhouse gas emission standards. She also covers NASA''s upcoming Lunar Prospector mission and provides an extensive update on the Cydonia region of Mars, featuring an interview with Dr. Mark Carlotto, whose fractal analysis suggests the formations there are 100,000 to one in favor of being artificial rather than natural. In the second half, investiga...
Dec 30, 2023•1 hr 49 min•Season 1997Ep. 351
Linda Moulton Howe reports on the Kyoto greenhouse-gas negotiations, followed by investigative journalist Sue Kovach discussing Hidden Files, her collection of law-enforcement paranormal cases. Howe also covers NASA''s upcoming Lunar Prospector mission and provides an extensive update on the Cydonia region of Mars, featuring an interview with Dr. Mark Carlotto, whose fractal analysis suggests the formations there are 100,000 to one in favor of being artificial rather than natural. In the second ...
Dec 30, 2023•1 hr 49 min•Season 1997Ep. 351
Art Bell brings together researcher Charles Cagle and Stan Deyo from Perth, Australia, for a discussion linking solar physics, earth changes, and biblical prophecy. Cagle explains his model of planetary magnetic field behavior, describing how a sufficiently powerful coronal mass ejection from the sun could drive the current density of Earth's magnetotoroid past a critical threshold, causing the magnetic field to collapse. Without that protective shield, the planet would be exposed to devastating...
Dec 30, 2023•1 hr 16 min•Season 1997Ep. 350
Art Bell brings together researcher Charles Cagle and Stan Deyo from Perth, Australia, for a discussion linking solar physics, earth changes, and biblical prophecy. Cagle explains his model of planetary magnetic field behavior, describing how a sufficiently powerful coronal mass ejection from the sun could drive the current density of Earth's magnetotoroid past a critical threshold, causing the magnetic field to collapse. Without that protective shield, the planet would be exposed to… Full show ...
Dec 30, 2023•1 hr 16 min•Season 1997Ep. 350
Art Bell opens with investigative reporter Chris Ruddy , who presents explosive evidence that Commerce Secretary Ron Brown may have had a bullet hole in his head when his body was returned from the 1996 plane crash in Croatia. Ruddy cites Lieutenant Colonel Steve Cogswell, deputy medical examiner at the Armed Forces pathology lab, who identified a perfectly circular, inwardly beveling wound consistent with a gunshot. Photographs and early X-rays showing metal fragments in the brain are posted to...
Dec 29, 2023•3 hr 28 min•Season 1997Ep. 349
Art Bell opens with investigative reporter Chris Ruddy, who presents explosive evidence that Commerce Secretary Ron Brown may have had a bullet hole in his head when his body was returned from the 1996 plane crash in Croatia. Ruddy cites Lieutenant Colonel Steve Cogswell, deputy medical examiner at the Armed Forces pathology lab, who identified a perfectly circular, inwardly beveling wound consistent with a gunshot. Photographs and early X-rays showing metal fragments in the brain are posted to…...
Dec 29, 2023•3 hr 28 min•Season 1997Ep. 349
Richard C. Hoagland and Stephen Bassett analyze newly released Navy records while Chris Ruddy investigates connections between the Brookings Report, Mars research, and the mysterious death of Commerce Secretary Ron Brown. Hoagland examines classified Navy documents that appear to contain references to UFO encounters and anomalous phenomena encountered by military personnel during routine operations. Bassett contributes his political advocacy perspective on government disclosure issues and the gr...
Dec 29, 2023•3 hr 28 min•Season 1997Ep. 349
Art Bell welcomes Father Malachi Martin for a wide-ranging conversation that begins with Art recounting his recent pilgrimage to the Vatican, where he discovered a globe bearing all twelve signs of the zodiac inside the Sistine Chapel. Father Martin explains that several popes over centuries kept court astrologers, viewing planetary alignments as one channel through which God might communicate his will. The discussion turns to exorcism after the 60 Minutes story about psychiatrist Dr. Kenneth Ol...
Dec 28, 2023•2 hr 23 min•Season 1997Ep. 348
Art Bell welcomes Father Malachi Martin for a wide-ranging conversation that begins with Art recounting his recent pilgrimage to the Vatican, where he discovered a globe bearing all twelve signs of the zodiac inside the Sistine Chapel. Father Martin explains that several popes over centuries kept court astrologers, viewing planetary alignments as one channel through which God might communicate his will. The discussion turns to exorcism after the 60 Minutes story about psychiatrist Dr. Kenneth… F...
Dec 28, 2023•2 hr 23 min•Season 1997Ep. 348
Art Bell opens with news commentary covering a string of disturbing headlines, including the school shooting in West Paducah, Kentucky, where a 14-year-old killed three classmates at a prayer meeting, and a Tennessee father who confessed to killing his four children. He reflects on how modern violence has become indecipherable, lacking the clear motives that once characterized violent crime. Art also covers the latest AIDS statistics, which have doubled previous estimates, and a mysterious new v...
Dec 28, 2023•41 min•Season 1997Ep. 347
Art Bell opens with news commentary covering a string of disturbing headlines, including the school shooting in West Paducah, Kentucky, where a 14-year-old killed three classmates at a prayer meeting, and a Tennessee father who confessed to killing his four children. He reflects on how modern violence has become indecipherable, lacking the clear motives that once characterized violent crime. Art also covers the latest AIDS statistics, which have doubled previous estimates, and a mysterious new… ...
Dec 28, 2023•41 min•Season 1997Ep. 347
Art Bell welcomes Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center, who reports a dramatic sighting near Chicago where a pilot and other motorists observed a large, blood-red orb descending through solid overcast. Cars on Interstate 80 reportedly slowed to a crawl as the object dropped toward the ground over a period of 20 to 30 seconds. A similar incident in Kansas City that same evening raises the possibility of connected events. Davenport also shares reports of magnetic compass anomalies ...
Dec 27, 2023•3 hr 35 min•Season 1997Ep. 346
Art Bell welcomes Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center, who reports a dramatic sighting near Chicago where a pilot and other motorists observed a large, blood-red orb descending through solid overcast. Cars on Interstate 80 reportedly slowed to a crawl as the object dropped toward the ground over a period of 20 to 30 seconds. A similar incident in Kansas City that same evening raises the possibility of connected events. Davenport also shares reports of magnetic compass anomalies…...
Dec 27, 2023•3 hr 35 min•Season 1997Ep. 346
Lloyd Pye challenges fundamental assumptions about human origins and evolutionary development while Peter Davenport discusses his UFO reporting center and the patterns revealed in contemporary sighting reports. Pye's research into human genetics and archaeological anomalies suggests that conventional theories about human evolution are fundamentally flawed and ignore evidence for genetic intervention by non-human intelligences. He examines skull specimens and genetic evidence that appear to suppo...
Dec 27, 2023•3 hr 35 min•Season 1997Ep. 346
Art Bell opens this Thanksgiving eve broadcast with a sweep through the day's headlines and listener calls. He reports that the U.N. AIDS agency has dramatically revised its global infection estimate upward to 30 million people, one-third higher than previous figures, with 16,000 new infections occurring daily. A new California study on declining sperm density also draws his attention, showing an average annual decrease of 1.5 percent per year across Western countries. Listeners call in to react...
Dec 27, 2023•45 min•Season 1997Ep. 345
Art Bell opens this Thanksgiving eve broadcast with a sweep through the day's headlines and listener calls. He reports that the U.N. AIDS agency has dramatically revised its global infection estimate upward to 30 million people, one-third higher than previous figures, with 16,000 new infections occurring daily. A new California study on declining sperm density also draws his attention, showing an average annual decrease of 1.5 percent per year across Western countries. Listeners call in to… Full...
Dec 27, 2023•45 min•Season 1997Ep. 345
Art Bell welcomes Major Ed Dames of PSI Tech for a program that builds toward a long-anticipated revelation about what remote viewers call the discontinuity. The first hour covers current events including the Iraq weapons crisis, with Dames drawing on his background as a former biological warfare case officer to explain the realities of weaponizing chemical and biological agents. He notes that while Saddam Hussein possesses dangerous stockpiles, effective deployment requires sophisticated scienc...
Dec 26, 2023•3 hr 26 min•Season 1997Ep. 344
Art Bell welcomes Major Ed Dames of PSI Tech for a program that builds toward a long-anticipated revelation about what remote viewers call the discontinuity. The first hour covers current events including the Iraq weapons crisis, with Dames drawing on his background as a former biological warfare case officer to explain the realities of weaponizing chemical and biological agents. He notes that while Saddam Hussein possesses dangerous stockpiles, effective deployment requires sophisticated… Full ...
Dec 26, 2023•3 hr 26 min•Season 1997Ep. 344
Captain William S. Donaldson presents his independent investigation into the TWA Flight 800 disaster, challenging official explanations while revealing evidence for missile attack or military accident. His naval aviation background provides expert analysis of aircraft destruction patterns and the inconsistencies in government explanations for this tragic event. Donaldson examines physical evidence, radar data, and witness testimony that suggests the Boeing 747 was destroyed by external explosion...
Dec 25, 2023•3 hr 14 min•Season 1997Ep. 343
Art Bell opens the program with Dr. Joseph Gold of the Syracuse Cancer Research Institute to discuss hydrazine sulfate, an inexpensive compound he has researched for decades as a cancer treatment. Dr. Gold explains that the drug works by inhibiting an enzyme in the liver that drives cachexia, the wasting process responsible for up to 70 percent of cancer deaths. He reports that controlled clinical trials worldwide have shown positive results, while the National Cancer Institute's negative studie...
Dec 25, 2023•3 hr 14 min•Season 1997Ep. 343
Art Bell opens the program with Dr. Joseph Gold of the Syracuse Cancer Research Institute to discuss hydrazine sulfate, an inexpensive compound he has researched for decades as a cancer treatment. Dr. Gold explains that the drug works by inhibiting an enzyme in the liver that drives cachexia, the wasting process responsible for up to 70 percent of cancer deaths. He reports that controlled clinical trials worldwide have shown positive results, while the National Cancer Institute's negative… Full ...
Dec 25, 2023•3 hr 14 min•Season 1997Ep. 343
Art Bell sits down with theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku of the City University of New York for a wide-ranging conversation about the frontiers of science and the future of space exploration. The discussion begins with NASA's announcement that astronomers have observed a black hole dragging space and time around itself, confirming a 1918 prediction from Einstein's general relativity. Dr. Kaku explains gravity not as a force but as the bending of space itself, using vivid analogies of marble...
Dec 24, 2023•3 hr 23 min•Season 1997Ep. 342
Art Bell sits down with theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku of the City University of New York for a wide-ranging conversation about the frontiers of science and the future of space exploration. The discussion begins with NASA's announcement that astronomers have observed a black hole dragging space and time around itself, confirming a 1918 prediction from Einstein's general relativity. Dr. Kaku explains gravity not as a force but as the bending of space itself, using vivid analogies of… Full ...
Dec 24, 2023•3 hr 23 min•Season 1997Ep. 342
Art Bell welcomes author Whitley Strieber for an evening of extraordinary reports from the world of UFOs and close encounters. The program opens with Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center providing a detailed update on the mysterious lights seen streaking across Pacific Northwest skies the previous week. Davenport reveals that witness accounts and trajectory data contradict the official explanation of Russian space debris, noting that objects appeared to maintain formation and tra...
Dec 23, 2023•3 hr 32 min•Season 1997Ep. 341
Art Bell welcomes author Whitley Strieber for an evening of extraordinary reports from the world of UFOs and close encounters. The program opens with Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center providing a detailed update on the mysterious lights seen streaking across Pacific Northwest skies the previous week. Davenport reveals that witness accounts and trajectory data contradict the official explanation of Russian space debris, noting that objects appeared to maintain formation and… Fu...
Dec 23, 2023•3 hr 32 min•Season 1997Ep. 341
Art Bell interviews self-educated physicist Charles Cagle , a Vietnam veteran and former commercial fisherman whose research into ball lightning led him to a sweeping theory connecting solar activity to catastrophic Earth changes. Cagle explains how ball lightning forms a stable plasma structure capable of sustaining fusion reactions, something billions of dollars in laboratory research has failed to achieve. He connects this phenomenon to the sun''s coronal mass ejections, which he describes as...
Dec 22, 2023•1 hr 57 min•Season 1997Ep. 340
Art Bell interviews self-educated physicist Charles Cagle, a Vietnam veteran and former commercial fisherman whose research into ball lightning led him to a sweeping theory connecting solar activity to catastrophic Earth changes. Cagle explains how ball lightning forms a stable plasma structure capable of sustaining fusion reactions, something billions of dollars in laboratory research has failed to achieve. He connects this phenomenon to the sun''s coronal mass ejections, which he describes as…...
Dec 22, 2023•1 hr 57 min•Season 1997Ep. 340
Art Bell welcomes rocket scientist David Adair , who recounts his extraordinary journey from building rockets as a child in rural Ohio to a classified encounter at Area 51. Adair describes growing up around NASCAR machine shops with access to titanium, aircraft aluminum, and cryogenic fuels, which allowed him to build and launch increasingly powerful rockets from age 11. By 17, he had constructed a half-ton electromagnetic fusion containment engine with funding secured through his congressman an...
Dec 21, 2023•3 hr 20 min•Season 1997Ep. 339
Art Bell welcomes rocket scientist David Adair, who recounts his extraordinary journey from building rockets as a child in rural Ohio to a classified encounter at Area 51. Adair describes growing up around NASCAR machine shops with access to titanium, aircraft aluminum, and cryogenic fuels, which allowed him to build and launch increasingly powerful rockets from age 11. By 17, he had constructed a half-ton electromagnetic fusion containment engine with funding secured through his congressman… Fu...
Dec 21, 2023•3 hr 20 min•Season 1997Ep. 339
Art Bell presents investigative journalist Linda Moulton Howe ''s follow-up report on the mysterious lights witnessed across the Pacific Northwest two nights earlier. Howe interviews Ken Henriksen, president of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada in Vancouver, who watched the event for over a minute. He describes a white object that descended slowly before breaking into 36 pieces, insisting it was not a meteor based on its deceleration and extended duration. NORAD confirms they tracked a Ru...
Dec 21, 2023•18 min•Season 1997Ep. 338
