Art Bell welcomes investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe , who delivers an update on the mysterious structures found 2,200 feet underwater off Cuba's western tip. She confirms that National Geographic has signed an exclusive agreement for magazine coverage and that the site lies within Cuban territorial waters. Paul Weinzweig, husband of discoverer Paulina Zalitsky, states that video cameras aboard a remotely operated vehicle will provide conclusive evidence this summer. Dr. Frank Muller-Carg...
Dec 06, 2024•2 hr 55 min•Season 2001Ep. 740
Art Bell welcomes investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe, who delivers an update on the mysterious structures found 2,200 feet underwater off Cuba's western tip. She confirms that National Geographic has signed an exclusive agreement for magazine coverage and that the site lies within Cuban territorial waters. Paul Weinzweig, husband of discoverer Paulina Zalitsky, states that video cameras aboard a remotely operated vehicle will provide conclusive evidence this summer. Dr. Frank… Full show n...
Dec 06, 2024•2 hr 55 min•Season 2001Ep. 740
Art Bell hosts ABCNews.com reporter David Ruppe for a discussion on Echelon, the global surveillance system operated by the NSA and its five partner nations. Ruppe explains how the system collects vast quantities of international communications and filters them using keywords, with rules theoretically protecting American citizens from warrantless surveillance. Art weighs Fourth Amendment privacy rights against national security needs, and Ruppe acknowledges that public trust remains the system's...
Dec 05, 2024•2 hr 54 min•Season 2001Ep. 739
Art Bell hosts ABCNews.com reporter David Ruppe for a discussion on Echelon, the global surveillance system operated by the NSA and its five partner nations. Ruppe explains how the system collects vast quantities of international communications and filters them using keywords, with rules theoretically protecting American citizens from warrantless surveillance. Art weighs Fourth Amendment privacy rights against national security needs, and Ruppe acknowledges that public trust remains the… Full sh...
Dec 05, 2024•2 hr 54 min•Season 2001Ep. 739
Mike Heiser and Grant Jeffrey debate the validity of Bible codes and whether hidden messages exist in scripture. Heiser presents the skeptical scholarly position challenging Bible code methodology and statistical claims. Jeffrey defends Bible code research and argues that mathematical patterns demonstrate divine authorship. The conversation examines specific Bible code predictions and whether they represent genuine foreknowledge or data mining artifacts. David Ruppe discusses the Echelon surveil...
Dec 05, 2024•2 hr 54 min•Season 2001Ep. 739
Art Bell presents a striking anonymous UFO video from North Bay, Ontario, then speaks with Hollywood producer Robert Kiviat , who has secured exclusive rights to footage shot by a British housewife showing a structured craft with pulsing colors hovering for six and a half minutes. Kiviat explains the object matches UFOs captured by NASA cameras during the STS-75 tether incident, both displaying a disc shape with a distinctive notch and central circle. Remote viewer Major Ed Dames joins to report...
Dec 04, 2024•2 hr 48 min•Season 2001Ep. 738
Art Bell presents a striking anonymous UFO video from North Bay, Ontario, then speaks with Hollywood producer Robert Kiviat, who has secured exclusive rights to footage shot by a British housewife showing a structured craft with pulsing colors hovering for six and a half minutes. Kiviat explains the object matches UFOs captured by NASA cameras during the STS-75 tether incident, both displaying a disc shape with a distinctive notch and central circle. Remote viewer Major Ed Dames joins to report…...
Dec 04, 2024•2 hr 48 min•Season 2001Ep. 738
Ed Dames remote views the underwater structures discovered off Cuba before Robert Kiviat discusses UFO video evidence. Dames describes his remote viewing session targeting the Cuba anomaly and the impressions he received about the site's nature and origins. The conversation explores whether the underwater formations represent ancient ruins and what civilization might have constructed them. Dames discusses the remote viewing process and the information that emerges through this trained psychic me...
Dec 04, 2024•2 hr 48 min•Season 2001Ep. 738
Art Bell welcomes Bigfoot researcher Robert W. Morgan alongside a returning caller known as Bugs, a Vietnam veteran and former hunter from Texas who years earlier confided a shocking story. Bugs recounts how in the mid-1970s, while hunting bobcats and coyotes at night with two fellow veterans, they fired on an unknown creature with glowing red eyes in a wheat field near Elm Creek, believing it to be a bear. The creature rose to over seven feet tall and fled on two legs. After tracking it into a ...
Dec 03, 2024•2 hr 52 min•Season 2001Ep. 737
Art Bell welcomes Bigfoot researcher Robert W. Morgan alongside a returning caller known as Bugs, a Vietnam veteran and former hunter from Texas who years earlier confided a shocking story. Bugs recounts how in the mid-1970s, while hunting bobcats and coyotes at night with two fellow veterans, they fired on an unknown creature with glowing red eyes in a wheat field near Elm Creek, believing it to be a bear. The creature rose to over seven feet tall and fled on two legs. After tracking it into a…...
Dec 03, 2024•2 hr 52 min•Season 2001Ep. 737
Art Bell opens the phone lines for a Friday night edition of Truth or Trash, a game where callers tell outrageous stories and a jury of fellow listeners votes on whether each tale is true or fabricated. Callers are encouraged to lie convincingly or tell true stories so unbelievable they sound fake. The evening produces memorable entries, including a World War II veteran's account of a Japanese fighter plane landing perfectly on Tinian Island with a dead pilot inside whose neck was broken, a man ...
Dec 02, 2024•2 hr 55 min•Season 2001Ep. 736
Art Bell opens the phone lines for a Friday night edition of Truth or Trash, a game where callers tell outrageous stories and a jury of fellow listeners votes on whether each tale is true or fabricated. Callers are encouraged to lie convincingly or tell true stories so unbelievable they sound fake. The evening produces memorable entries, including a World War II veteran's account of a Japanese fighter plane landing perfectly on Tinian Island with a dead pilot inside whose neck was broken, a man…...
Dec 02, 2024•2 hr 55 min•Season 2001Ep. 736
Art Bell reads a detailed letter from a military technology worker who began seeing shadow beings after prolonged exposure to laser scanning displays and DVD players. The man describes a small, robed figure that appeared in his office, locked eyes with him for twenty seconds, then sprinted along the wall and vanished at impossible speed. Art proposes that modern digital technology operating at high frame rates may be shifting human visual perception into frequency ranges where these entities bec...
Dec 01, 2024•2 hr 55 min•Season 2001Ep. 735
Art Bell reads a detailed letter from a military technology worker who began seeing shadow beings after prolonged exposure to laser scanning displays and DVD players. The man describes a small, robed figure that appeared in his office, locked eyes with him for twenty seconds, then sprinted along the wall and vanished at impossible speed. Art proposes that modern digital technology operating at high frame rates may be shifting human visual perception into frequency ranges where these entities… Fu...
Dec 01, 2024•2 hr 55 min•Season 2001Ep. 735
Art Bell opens with observations about record-breaking heat in San Francisco and shrubs growing in Arctic tundra, declaring that the argument over whether climate is changing should be over. He then welcomes Richard Perez , editor and publisher of Home Power Magazine, who has lived off-grid since 1970 and spent decades installing renewable energy systems in rural communities. Perez details practical steps any homeowner can take to slash electricity bills. Replacing just two incandescent bulbs pe...
Nov 30, 2024•2 hr 55 min•Season 2001Ep. 734
Art Bell opens with observations about record-breaking heat in San Francisco and shrubs growing in Arctic tundra, declaring that the argument over whether climate is changing should be over. He then welcomes Richard Perez, editor and publisher of Home Power Magazine, who has lived off-grid since 1970 and spent decades installing renewable energy systems in rural communities. Perez details practical steps any homeowner can take to slash electricity bills. Replacing just two incandescent bulbs… Fu...
Nov 30, 2024•2 hr 55 min•Season 2001Ep. 734
Art Bell speaks with Temple University Associate Professor of History David M. Jacobs , a 35-year veteran of UFO research who has conducted over 800 hypnotic regressions with more than 130 abductees. Jacobs discusses his latest edited volume from the University of Kansas Press, featuring contributions from ten researchers including Bud Hopkins and John Mack . He describes the academic hostility that has kept serious UFO scholarship nearly absent from university presses for half a century. Jacobs...
Nov 29, 2024•2 hr 51 min•Season 2001Ep. 733
Art Bell speaks with Temple University Associate Professor of History David M. Jacobs, a 35-year veteran of UFO research who has conducted over 800 hypnotic regressions with more than 130 abductees. Jacobs discusses his latest edited volume from the University of Kansas Press, featuring contributions from ten researchers including Bud Hopkins and John Mack. He describes the academic hostility that has kept serious UFO scholarship nearly absent from university presses for half a century. Jacobs… ...
Nov 29, 2024•2 hr 51 min•Season 2001Ep. 733
Art Bell examines newly released high-resolution photographs of the Face on Mars with Richard C. Hoagland and multimedia artist Kynthia , who has spent nearly two decades sculpting detailed models of the Martian formation. Art admits that upon viewing the new NASA imagery, his initial reaction was that the face argument appeared to be over. The straight-on photograph, taken at comparable lighting to the original Viking images, does not show the symmetrical features many expected. Hoagland argues...
Nov 28, 2024•1 hr 24 min•Season 2001Ep. 732
Art Bell examines newly released high-resolution photographs of the Face on Mars with Richard C. Hoagland and multimedia artist Kynthia, who has spent nearly two decades sculpting detailed models of the Martian formation. Art admits that upon viewing the new NASA imagery, his initial reaction was that the face argument appeared to be over. The straight-on photograph, taken at comparable lighting to the original Viking images, does not show the symmetrical features many expected. Hoagland argues…...
Nov 28, 2024•1 hr 24 min•Season 2001Ep. 732
Art Bell welcomes investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe for an update on the mysterious horse deaths sweeping central Kentucky. Since late April, over 500 thoroughbred foals and fetuses have been lost to unknown causes. Scientists initially suspected mycotoxins from stressed grasses, but lab results came back negative. Attention has shifted to eastern tent caterpillars and the cyanide found in wild cherry tree leaves, though experts remain skeptical that horses would ingest the insects. Howe...
Nov 28, 2024•40 min•Season 2001Ep. 731
Art Bell welcomes investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe for an update on the mysterious horse deaths sweeping central Kentucky. Since late April, over 500 thoroughbred foals and fetuses have been lost to unknown causes. Scientists initially suspected mycotoxins from stressed grasses, but lab results came back negative. Attention has shifted to eastern tent caterpillars and the cyanide found in wild cherry tree leaves, though experts remain skeptical that horses would ingest the insects.… Ful...
Nov 28, 2024•40 min•Season 2001Ep. 731
Linda Moulton Howe investigates mysterious horse deaths linked to tent caterpillar infestations before Richard C. Hoagland provides Mars updates. Howe examines the unusual phenomenon of pregnant mares suffering fatal complications after exposure to tent caterpillars. The discussion explores the bizarre connection between caterpillar hairs and equine reproductive system damage. Howe presents veterinary findings about this previously unknown danger to horses during caterpillar season. The conversa...
Nov 28, 2024•40 min•Season 2001Ep. 731
Art Bell interviews Brian Walker , a self-taught rocket scientist and toy inventor from Bend, Oregon, who is building a hydrogen peroxide-powered rocket in his backyard to launch himself 35 miles into space. Walker details his plan to ride Earth Star One on a 15-minute suborbital flight, accelerating to Mach 4 during a 90-second engine burn before coasting to the edge of space and parachuting back to a dry lake bed. Walker explains the engineering behind his project, including a pneumatic launch...
Nov 27, 2024•2 hr 52 min•Season 2001Ep. 730
Art Bell interviews Brian Walker, a self-taught rocket scientist and toy inventor from Bend, Oregon, who is building a hydrogen peroxide-powered rocket in his backyard to launch himself 35 miles into space. Walker details his plan to ride Earth Star One on a 15-minute suborbital flight, accelerating to Mach 4 during a 90-second engine burn before coasting to the edge of space and parachuting back to a dry lake bed. Walker explains the engineering behind his project, including a pneumatic launch…...
Nov 27, 2024•2 hr 52 min•Season 2001Ep. 730
Art Bell opens with Richard C. Hoagland and attorney Peter Gersten revealing that their organization FACETS wrote to NASA requesting high-resolution imagery of the Cydonia region on Mars. NASA responded with a three-page letter from Associate Administrator Ed Weiler stating that stereo images at 1.5 meters per pixel had been acquired and posted online. However, despite extensive searching by a dozen researchers, nobody can locate the images on any NASA or Malin Space Science Systems website. The...
Nov 26, 2024•2 hr 52 min•Season 2001Ep. 729
Art Bell opens with Richard C. Hoagland and attorney Peter Gersten revealing that their organization FACETS wrote to NASA requesting high-resolution imagery of the Cydonia region on Mars. NASA responded with a three-page letter from Associate Administrator Ed Weiler stating that stereo images at 1.5 meters per pixel had been acquired and posted online. However, despite extensive searching by a dozen researchers, nobody can locate the images on any NASA or Malin Space Science Systems website.… Fu...
Nov 26, 2024•2 hr 52 min•Season 2001Ep. 729
Dr. Jeffrey Long discusses his research into near-death experiences before Richard C. Hoagland and Peter Gersten examine NASA's Cydonia imaging. Long presents findings from his database of thousands of NDE accounts showing consistent patterns across different cultures. The conversation explores the scientific study of consciousness surviving clinical death and the implications for understanding human nature. Long discusses the transformative effects NDEs have on experiencers' lives, beliefs, and...
Nov 26, 2024•2 hr 52 min•Season 2001Ep. 729
Art Bell investigates a Reuters report about a stunning underwater discovery off the western coast of Cuba, where sonar equipment has detected what appears to be an urban complex at a depth of 2,200 feet. Ocean engineer Paulina Zalitsky of Advanced Digital Communications describes high-resolution sonar images showing pyramids, roads, and buildings amid rolling white sand plains. Reporter Linda Moulton Howe joins to present her investigation into the story, including her difficulty tracking down ...
Nov 25, 2024•2 hr 52 min•Season 2001Ep. 728
Art Bell investigates a Reuters report about a stunning underwater discovery off the western coast of Cuba, where sonar equipment has detected what appears to be an urban complex at a depth of 2,200 feet. Ocean engineer Paulina Zalitsky of Advanced Digital Communications describes high-resolution sonar images showing pyramids, roads, and buildings amid rolling white sand plains. Reporter Linda Moulton Howe joins to present her investigation into the story, including her difficulty tracking down…...
Nov 25, 2024•2 hr 52 min•Season 2001Ep. 728
