Art Bell tracks Hurricane Floyd in real time as the massive Category 4 storm bears down on the southeastern United States, prompting the largest evacuation in American history. With 2.6 million people fleeing the coast, Art monitors radar imagery showing the enormous eye of the storm east-southeast of Cape Canaveral. He fields calls from listeners across the country sharing local conditions, evacuation experiences, and storm observations while reading the latest meteorological updates throughout...
Jul 23, 2024•29 min•Season 1999Ep. 587
Art Bell tracks Hurricane Floyd in real time as the massive Category 4 storm bears down on the southeastern United States, prompting the largest evacuation in American history. With 2.6 million people fleeing the coast, Art monitors radar imagery showing the enormous eye of the storm east-southeast of Cape Canaveral. He fields calls from listeners across the country sharing local conditions, evacuation experiences, and storm observations while reading the latest meteorological updates… Full show...
Jul 23, 2024•29 min•Season 1999Ep. 587
Art Bell welcomes Mercury astronaut Gordon Cooper to discuss his extraordinary NASA career and personal encounters with unidentified flying objects. Cooper recounts his time as a test pilot at Edwards Air Force Base, his record-setting 22-orbit Mercury mission, and the harrowing moment he lost all electronics and had to manually guide his capsule back to Earth. He also shares his belief that the saucer shape holds untapped potential for aircraft design through his company Galaxy Group. Cooper de...
Jul 22, 2024•1 hr 14 min•Season 1999Ep. 586
Art Bell welcomes Mercury astronaut Gordon Cooper to discuss his extraordinary NASA career and personal encounters with unidentified flying objects. Cooper recounts his time as a test pilot at Edwards Air Force Base, his record-setting 22-orbit Mercury mission, and the harrowing moment he lost all electronics and had to manually guide his capsule back to Earth. He also shares his belief that the saucer shape holds untapped potential for aircraft design through his company Galaxy Group. Cooper… F...
Jul 22, 2024•1 hr 14 min•Season 1999Ep. 586
Art Bell begins with Linda Moulton Howe reporting on a wave of Canadian crop formations discovered during the summer of 1999. Farmer Clint King describes finding wheat stems intricately braided and woven in a 300-foot pictogram near Hagersville, Ontario, while a neighbor reports observing a large red glowing object moving above the tree line near the field. In Saskatchewan, farmer David Robertson recounts discovering 11 circles while swathing wheat, noting perfectly bent stalks with undisturbed ...
Jul 21, 2024•2 hr 43 min•Season 1999Ep. 585
Art Bell begins with Linda Moulton Howe reporting on a wave of Canadian crop formations discovered during the summer of 1999. Farmer Clint King describes finding wheat stems intricately braided and woven in a 300-foot pictogram near Hagersville, Ontario, while a neighbor reports observing a large red glowing object moving above the tree line near the field. In Saskatchewan, farmer David Robertson recounts discovering 11 circles while swathing wheat, noting perfectly bent stalks with undisturbed…...
Jul 21, 2024•2 hr 43 min•Season 1999Ep. 585
Betty Eadie shares her profound near-death experience while Linda Moulton Howe investigates Canadian crop circles. Eadie describes her NDE involving extensive life review, encounters with spiritual beings, and a vision of reality's spiritual nature that transformed her understanding of existence. Her bestselling books about the experience have helped millions understand that consciousness survives death and that spiritual reality encompasses and transcends physical existence. The conversation co...
Jul 21, 2024•2 hr 43 min•Season 1999Ep. 585
Art Bell interviews physicist Russell Targ , co-founder with Hal Puthoff of the Stanford Research Institute's classified remote viewing program. Targ recounts how the CIA-funded initiative began in 1972 when he and Puthoff bet their careers on developing repeatable psychic experiments. He describes the landmark test where psychic Pat Price accurately drew both the exterior and interior of a secret Soviet weapons factory from geographical coordinates alone, stunning the CIA contract monitor and l...
Jul 20, 2024•2 hr 49 min•Season 1999Ep. 584
Art Bell interviews physicist Russell Targ, co-founder with Hal Puthoff of the Stanford Research Institute's classified remote viewing program. Targ recounts how the CIA-funded initiative began in 1972 when he and Puthoff bet their careers on developing repeatable psychic experiments. He describes the landmark test where psychic Pat Price accurately drew both the exterior and interior of a secret Soviet weapons factory from geographical coordinates alone, stunning the CIA contract monitor and… F...
Jul 20, 2024•2 hr 49 min•Season 1999Ep. 584
Guest host Hilly Rose welcomes Dr. Ann Blake Tracy , executive director of the International Coalition for Drug Awareness, for an extensive examination of serotonergic medications including Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, and Luvox. Dr. Tracy draws connections between these drugs and a growing list of violent incidents, from the Columbine shooting to the killing of Phil Hartman by his wife Brynn, whose family is now suing Pfizer. She reveals that the driver in the Princess Diana crash was on these medica...
Jul 19, 2024•2 hr 11 min•Season 1999Ep. 583
Guest host Hilly Rose welcomes Dr. Ann Blake Tracy, executive director of the International Coalition for Drug Awareness, for an extensive examination of serotonergic medications including Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, and Luvox. Dr. Tracy draws connections between these drugs and a growing list of violent incidents, from the Columbine shooting to the killing of Phil Hartman by his wife Brynn, whose family is now suing Pfizer. She reveals that the driver in the Princess Diana crash was on these… Full s...
Jul 19, 2024•2 hr 11 min•Season 1999Ep. 583
Art Bell welcomes Joyce Riley , registered nurse and spokesperson for the American Gulf War Veterans Association, for an urgent broadcast covering two major investigations. Riley details the plight of Gulf War veterans suffering from undisclosed biological experiments, including a disturbing new development involving parasitic organisms emerging from the skin of affected soldiers. She describes four documented cases of what the VA internally labels "Biological Agent A" while medical records are ...
Jul 18, 2024•1 hr 52 min•Season 1999Ep. 582
Art Bell welcomes Joyce Riley, registered nurse and spokesperson for the American Gulf War Veterans Association, for an urgent broadcast covering two major investigations. Riley details the plight of Gulf War veterans suffering from undisclosed biological experiments, including a disturbing new development involving parasitic organisms emerging from the skin of affected soldiers. She describes four documented cases of what the VA internally labels "Biological Agent A" while medical records are… ...
Jul 18, 2024•1 hr 52 min•Season 1999Ep. 582
Art Bell reports live as a massive aerial event unfolds across the western United States. Multiple witnesses from Oregon to California describe a formation of glowing objects traversing the sky for up to two minutes, with reports of maneuvering and formation changes. A valley-wide power outage strikes Art's broadcast location simultaneously, forcing the show onto emergency generator power. Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center presents recorded witness accounts describing clusters...
Jul 17, 2024•2 hr•Season 1999Ep. 581
Art Bell reports live as a massive aerial event unfolds across the western United States. Multiple witnesses from Oregon to California describe a formation of glowing objects traversing the sky for up to two minutes, with reports of maneuvering and formation changes. A valley-wide power outage strikes Art's broadcast location simultaneously, forcing the show onto emergency generator power. Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center presents recorded witness accounts describing… Full sh...
Jul 17, 2024•2 hr•Season 1999Ep. 581
Art Bell speaks with Philip Hoag , author of No Such Thing as Doomsday, a 406-page preparedness manual covering everything from water filtration to underground shelter construction. Hoag, who built a 7,000-square-foot underground facility with three diesel generators and a ham radio communications room, argues that rational preparedness is the sensible middle ground between panic and denial. The discussion covers practical survival priorities in order of importance: portable water purification d...
Jul 16, 2024•2 hr 2 min•Season 1999Ep. 580
Art Bell speaks with Philip Hoag, author of No Such Thing as Doomsday, a 406-page preparedness manual covering everything from water filtration to underground shelter construction. Hoag, who built a 7,000-square-foot underground facility with three diesel generators and a ham radio communications room, argues that rational preparedness is the sensible middle ground between panic and denial. The discussion covers practical survival priorities in order of importance: portable water purification… F...
Jul 16, 2024•2 hr 2 min•Season 1999Ep. 580
Art Bell welcomes back Edmund Pankau , one of the nation's top ten private investigators and author of Hide Your Assets and Disappear, whose book shot to number one on Amazon after his previous appearance. Pankau discusses the case of Marty Frankel, who allegedly stole up to a billion dollars from insurance companies and was spotted wandering Rome with gold bars and diamonds, making rookie mistakes that any competent fugitive would avoid. The conversation shifts to practical strategies for Ameri...
Jul 15, 2024•2 hr 55 min•Season 1999Ep. 579
Art Bell welcomes back Edmund Pankau, one of the nation's top ten private investigators and author of Hide Your Assets and Disappear, whose book shot to number one on Amazon after his previous appearance. Pankau discusses the case of Marty Frankel, who allegedly stole up to a billion dollars from insurance companies and was spotted wandering Rome with gold bars and diamonds, making rookie mistakes that any competent fugitive would avoid. The conversation shifts to practical strategies for… Full ...
Jul 15, 2024•2 hr 55 min•Season 1999Ep. 579
Art Bell investigates a striking confluence of anomalous events surrounding the August 11th solar eclipse. He presents an unverified Associated Press story about Lloyd Albright, a NASA Kennedy Space Center computer programmer found hiding in an Ohio cave with 16 guns, 200 pounds of wheat, and camping supplies, claiming a meteor would strike the Atlantic and generate a massive tidal wave. Richard C. Hoagland joins to analyze NASA video from Turkey showing three bright objects visible near the sun...
Jul 14, 2024•2 hr 41 min•Season 1999Ep. 578
Richard C. Hoagland joins Art Bell to connect Coral Castle GPS anomalies with a wider investigation of NASA eclipse footage, Comet Encke, the Beta Taurid stream, and Lloyd Albright's reported meteor fears after the August 11 solar eclipse. Art presents an unverified Associated Press story about Lloyd Albright, a NASA Kennedy Space Center computer programmer found hiding in an Ohio cave with 16 guns, 200 pounds of wheat, and camping supplies, claiming a meteor would strike the Atlantic and genera...
Jul 14, 2024•2 hr 41 min•Season 1999Ep. 578
Art Bell opens with news of the devastating 7.8 earthquake in Turkey, the safe passage of the Cassini probe past Earth, and a mysterious photograph from Peru that appears to show a glowing portal in the side of an Andean mountain. He also shares his obsessive search for a song that has been stuck in his head all weekend, which callers identify as "Isn't It Time" by the Babies. Bruce Friedrich , vegetarian campaign coordinator for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, joins the program aft...
Jul 13, 2024•2 hr 54 min•Season 1999Ep. 577
Bruce Friedrich , vegetarian campaign coordinator and general spokesperson for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, joins Art Bell to debate vegetarianism, animal rights, factory farming, and the ethics of eating meat after Art's opening news on the Turkey earthquake, Cassini, and a mysterious Peru photograph. Art also shares his obsessive search for a song that has been stuck in his head all weekend, which callers identify as "Isn't It Time" by the Babies. Friedrich joins the program af...
Jul 13, 2024•2 hr 54 min•Season 1999Ep. 577
Art Bell welcomes Major Ed Dames , former military remote viewer and head of SciTech, for a wide-ranging discussion on technical remote viewing and its alarming environmental predictions. Dames warns that dwindling water supplies across North America will soon trigger food shortages, mass migration from cities, and the collapse of social systems, urging listeners to relocate near large freshwater sources like Glacier National Park. The conversation turns to geopolitics as Dames reveals his team'...
Jul 12, 2024•2 hr 40 min•Season 1999Ep. 576
Art Bell welcomes Major Ed Dames, former military remote viewer and head of SciTech, for a wide-ranging discussion on technical remote viewing and its alarming environmental predictions. Dames warns that dwindling water supplies across North America will soon trigger food shortages, mass migration from cities, and the collapse of social systems, urging listeners to relocate near large freshwater sources like Glacier National Park. The conversation turns to geopolitics as Dames reveals his… Full ...
Jul 12, 2024•2 hr 40 min•Season 1999Ep. 576
Art Bell welcomes renowned psychic Sylvia Browne for a wide-ranging conversation about her predictions, spiritual philosophy, and views on the state of humanity. Browne shares her forecast that within 30 to 40 years, environmental degradation will force people to live in domed cities, attributing atmospheric damage partly to rocket fuel tearing through the upper layers. She discusses immune deficiency illnesses she foresaw 15 years prior and predicts major advances in gene therapy and molecular ...
Jul 11, 2024•2 hr 22 min•Season 1999Ep. 575
Art Bell welcomes renowned psychic Sylvia Browne for a wide-ranging conversation about her predictions, spiritual philosophy, and views on the state of humanity. Browne shares her forecast that within 30 to 40 years, environmental degradation will force people to live in domed cities, attributing atmospheric damage partly to rocket fuel tearing through the upper layers. She discusses immune deficiency illnesses she foresaw 15 years prior and predicts major advances in gene therapy and molecular…...
Jul 11, 2024•2 hr 22 min•Season 1999Ep. 575
Art Bell welcomes Richard C. Hoagland back from recovery at his New Mexico home for a rapid preview of developing stories. Hoagland reports that the Wall Street Journal is preparing a front-page piece on how grassroots activism saved the Miami Circle, and he announces plans for a celebrity benefit concert in early October ahead of the eminent domain trial. He urges listeners to fax NASA administrator Dan Goldin and Ted Koppel at Nightline, pushing for a proper full-resolution photograph of the C...
Jul 10, 2024•2 hr 46 min•Season 1999Ep. 574
Art Bell welcomes Richard C. Hoagland back from recovery at his New Mexico home for a rapid preview of developing stories. Hoagland reports that the Wall Street Journal is preparing a front-page piece on how grassroots activism saved the Miami Circle, and he announces plans for a celebrity benefit concert in early October ahead of the eminent domain trial. He urges listeners to fax NASA administrator Dan Goldin and Ted Koppel at Nightline, pushing for a proper full-resolution photograph of the… ...
Jul 10, 2024•2 hr 46 min•Season 1999Ep. 574
John Nolan examines corporate espionage and competitive intelligence gathering while Richard C. Hoagland discusses the Miami Circle and Cydonia investigations. Nolan reveals the methods corporations use to gather intelligence about competitors including legal research and analysis as well as ethically questionable surveillance and infiltration tactics. His expertise in security demonstrates how companies spy on each other to gain competitive advantage while protecting their own secrets from riva...
Jul 10, 2024•2 hr 46 min•Season 1999Ep. 574
