Art Bell welcomes Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society to present electronic voice phenomena recordings captured during cemetery and private residence investigations. The nonprofit organization follows strict protocols, using only brand new, unopened microcassette tapes and external microphones to eliminate any possibility of recording over previous material. The EVP samples range from a child's voice saying "good idea" during a homeowner's account of ghostly activ...
Mar 23, 2025•2 hr 54 min•Season 2002Ep. 852
Art Bell welcomes Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society to present electronic voice phenomena recordings captured during cemetery and private residence investigations. The nonprofit organization follows strict protocols, using only brand new, unopened microcassette tapes and external microphones to eliminate any possibility of recording over previous material. The EVP samples range from a child's voice saying "good idea" during a homeowner's account of ghostly… Full...
Mar 23, 2025•2 hr 54 min•Season 2002Ep. 852
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Gary Schwartz , a Harvard-trained professor of psychology at the University of Arizona, to discuss his groundbreaking research into the survival of consciousness after death. Dr. Schwartz explains how the principles of astrophysics and feedback systems in nature suggest that human consciousness, like starlight from distant stars, continues indefinitely after the body dies. The conversation centers on controlled laboratory experiments conducted at Canyon Ranch with mediums i...
Mar 22, 2025•2 hr 46 min•Season 2002Ep. 851
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Gary Schwartz, a Harvard-trained professor of psychology at the University of Arizona, to discuss his groundbreaking research into the survival of consciousness after death. Dr. Schwartz explains how the principles of astrophysics and feedback systems in nature suggest that human consciousness, like starlight from distant stars, continues indefinitely after the body dies. The conversation centers on controlled laboratory experiments conducted at Canyon Ranch with mediums… F...
Mar 22, 2025•2 hr 46 min•Season 2002Ep. 851
Art Bell welcomes former Department of Defense war gamer Bonnie Ramthun , who spent seven years running nuclear conflict simulations at a classified facility on Schriever Air Force Base. Ramthun describes entering the windowless war gaming center through a retinal scanner, being weighed in a sealed glass booth, and passing through submarine-style doors with interlocking copper plates before reaching her workstation. Ramthun recounts playing scenarios where full nuclear exchanges between superpow...
Mar 21, 2025•2 hr 49 min•Season 2002Ep. 850
Art Bell welcomes former Department of Defense war gamer Bonnie Ramthun, who spent seven years running nuclear conflict simulations at a classified facility on Schriever Air Force Base. Ramthun describes entering the windowless war gaming center through a retinal scanner, being weighed in a sealed glass booth, and passing through submarine-style doors with interlocking copper plates before reaching her workstation. Ramthun recounts playing scenarios where full nuclear exchanges between… Full sho...
Mar 21, 2025•2 hr 49 min•Season 2002Ep. 850
Art Bell checks in with Brian Walker , the self-funded inventor known as Rocket Guy, who is building a personal rocket to launch himself 30 miles straight up into space. Walker, a successful toy inventor who has invested roughly $350,000 into the project, provides an update on his progress since his first appearance on the show nearly a year earlier. He describes his newly constructed 45-foot geodesic dome assembly building and a half-scale test rocket designed to reach 15,000 feet. Walker expla...
Mar 20, 2025•2 hr 46 min•Season 2002Ep. 849
Art Bell checks in with Brian Walker, the self-funded inventor known as Rocket Guy, who is building a personal rocket to launch himself 30 miles straight up into space. Walker, a successful toy inventor who has invested roughly $350,000 into the project, provides an update on his progress since his first appearance on the show nearly a year earlier. He describes his newly constructed 45-foot geodesic dome assembly building and a half-scale test rocket designed to reach 15,000 feet. Walker… Full ...
Mar 20, 2025•2 hr 46 min•Season 2002Ep. 849
Art Bell interviews Senator Harry Reid about the proposed Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository before welcoming prolific author Brad Steiger to discuss his research into ancient giants and mysterious luminous phenomena. The program opens with Reid making a passionate case against transporting 77,000 tons of nuclear waste through 43 states, calling the plan dangerous in a post-September 11th world and urging listeners to contact their senators. Steiger then joins to discuss a wave of reports i...
Mar 19, 2025•2 hr 46 min•Season 2002Ep. 848
Art Bell interviews Senator Harry Reid about the proposed Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository before welcoming prolific author Brad Steiger to discuss his research into ancient giants and mysterious luminous phenomena. The program opens with Reid making a passionate case against transporting 77,000 tons of nuclear waste through 43 states, calling the plan dangerous in a post-September 11th world and urging listeners to contact their senators. Steiger then joins to discuss a wave of reports… ...
Mar 19, 2025•2 hr 46 min•Season 2002Ep. 848
Art Bell speaks with Arnold Leibovit , executive producer of the Warner Brothers and DreamWorks remake of The Time Machine, about the film's long journey from concept to screen. Leibovit recounts meeting George Pal, the original film's director, and nurturing the remake idea since the mid-1980s. He describes the intricate new time machine prop, built with period-accurate scientific instruments, and shares how Steven Spielberg's involvement elevated the project. In the second half, Art welcomes D...
Mar 18, 2025•2 hr 49 min•Season 2002Ep. 847
Art Bell speaks with Arnold Leibovit, executive producer of the Warner Brothers and DreamWorks remake of The Time Machine, about the film's long journey from concept to screen. Leibovit recounts meeting George Pal, the original film's director, and nurturing the remake idea since the mid-1980s. He describes the intricate new time machine prop, built with period-accurate scientific instruments, and shares how Steven Spielberg's involvement elevated the project. In the second half, Art welcomes… F...
Mar 18, 2025•2 hr 49 min•Season 2002Ep. 847
Arnold Leibovit discusses H.G. Wells' time machine and the science behind time travel concepts. Leibovit examines Wells' vision and whether modern physics supports the possibility of time travel. Dr. Paul Pearsall discusses cellular memory and evidence that consciousness and memories exist throughout the body not just the brain. The conversation explores how consciousness might transcend brain function and exist at the cellular level. Pearsall examines organ transplant cases where recipients acq...
Mar 18, 2025•2 hr 49 min•Season 2002Ep. 847
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Brian Weiss , a Yale-trained psychiatrist and former chairman of psychiatry at Mount Sinai Medical Center, to discuss his groundbreaking research into past life regression. Dr. Weiss shares how a single patient, Catherine, transformed his understanding of human consciousness when she spontaneously recalled a life from 4,000 years ago during a routine hypnotherapy session, and her lifelong phobias vanished as a result. The conversation covers compelling validation cases, inc...
Mar 17, 2025•2 hr 55 min•Season 2002Ep. 846
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Brian Weiss, a Yale-trained psychiatrist and former chairman of psychiatry at Mount Sinai Medical Center, to discuss his groundbreaking research into past life regression. Dr. Weiss shares how a single patient, Catherine, transformed his understanding of human consciousness when she spontaneously recalled a life from 4,000 years ago during a routine hypnotherapy session, and her lifelong phobias vanished as a result. The conversation covers compelling validation cases,… Ful...
Mar 17, 2025•2 hr 55 min•Season 2002Ep. 846
Art Bell welcomes theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku for a sweeping conversation that moves from tabletop nuclear experiments to the far future of human civilization. Kaku explains sonoluminescence, a phenomenon first observed by Nazi scientists during World War II, where collapsing bubbles in liquid can reach temperatures rivaling the sun's surface. Recent experiments at Oak Ridge National Laboratory suggest these temperatures may be high enough to achieve fusion in a glass of acetone, poten...
Mar 16, 2025•1 hr 43 min•Season 2002Ep. 845
Art Bell welcomes theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku for a sweeping conversation that moves from tabletop nuclear experiments to the far future of human civilization. Kaku explains sonoluminescence, a phenomenon first observed by Nazi scientists during World War II, where collapsing bubbles in liquid can reach temperatures rivaling the sun's surface. Recent experiments at Oak Ridge National Laboratory suggest these temperatures may be high enough to achieve fusion in a glass of acetone,… Full...
Mar 16, 2025•1 hr 43 min•Season 2002Ep. 845
Art Bell calls directly into the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico to speak with Seth Shostak , astronomer and public face of the SETI Institute's Project Phoenix. The conversation opens with Shostak explaining how he and Jill Tarter, the real-life inspiration for Jodie Foster's character in Contact, split observing shifts at the world's largest radio telescope, a 1,000-foot dish nestled in a bowl-shaped valley. Art presses Shostak about a NASA report describing a puzzling X-ray beacon near Jup...
Mar 15, 2025•2 hr 54 min•Season 2002Ep. 844
Art Bell calls directly into the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico to speak with Seth Shostak, astronomer and public face of the SETI Institute's Project Phoenix. The conversation opens with Shostak explaining how he and Jill Tarter, the real-life inspiration for Jodie Foster's character in Contact, split observing shifts at the world's largest radio telescope, a 1,000-foot dish nestled in a bowl-shaped valley. Art presses Shostak about a NASA report describing a puzzling X-ray beacon near… Ful...
Mar 15, 2025•2 hr 54 min•Season 2002Ep. 844
Art Bell opens with one of his favorite subjects, time travel, dedicating the first hour to callers who claim to be travelers from other times or dimensions. One caller describes arriving from the Confederate States of America, a dimension where the South won the Civil War, Canada was annexed by the United States, and Atlanta replaced Detroit as the automotive capital. Another caller recounts meeting his older self at age eight, recognizing the visitor by distinctive teeth and a mole that later ...
Mar 15, 2025•37 min•Season 2002Ep. 843
Art Bell opens with one of his favorite subjects, time travel, dedicating the first hour to callers who claim to be travelers from other times or dimensions. One caller describes arriving from the Confederate States of America, a dimension where the South won the Civil War, Canada was annexed by the United States, and Atlanta replaced Detroit as the automotive capital. Another caller recounts meeting his older self at age eight, recognizing the visitor by distinctive teeth and a mole that later…...
Mar 15, 2025•37 min•Season 2002Ep. 843
Art Bell welcomes Major Ed Dames , retired U.S. Army intelligence officer and creator of Technical Remote Viewing, for a wide-ranging discussion covering several remote viewing projects. Dames presents his team's findings on cattle mutilations, describing a scenario where the animals are lifted into a chamber, desanguinated while still alive, butchered, and dropped back. He interprets the phenomenon as a message about humanity's own treatment of animals, pointing to the deliberate placement of r...
Mar 14, 2025•2 hr 41 min•Season 2002Ep. 842
Art Bell welcomes Major Ed Dames, retired U.S. Army intelligence officer and creator of Technical Remote Viewing, for a wide-ranging discussion covering several remote viewing projects. Dames presents his team's findings on cattle mutilations, describing a scenario where the animals are lifted into a chamber, desanguinated while still alive, butchered, and dropped back. He interprets the phenomenon as a message about humanity's own treatment of animals, pointing to the deliberate placement of… F...
Mar 14, 2025•2 hr 41 min•Season 2002Ep. 842
Art Bell welcomes Colm Kelleher , deputy administrator of the National Institute for Discovery Science, to present disturbing new evidence in the ongoing mystery of animal mutilations. Kelleher details a 1997 Utah case where a newborn calf was found completely eviscerated just 45 minutes after being tagged by ranchers only 300 yards away. No blood, no tracks, and the ranchers' dog fled in terror and was never seen again. Sharp instruments were confirmed by forensic pathology, yet a professional ...
Mar 13, 2025•2 hr 45 min•Season 2002Ep. 841
Art Bell welcomes Colm Kelleher, deputy administrator of the National Institute for Discovery Science, to present disturbing new evidence in the ongoing mystery of animal mutilations. Kelleher details a 1997 Utah case where a newborn calf was found completely eviscerated just 45 minutes after being tagged by ranchers only 300 yards away. No blood, no tracks, and the ranchers' dog fled in terror and was never seen again. Sharp instruments were confirmed by forensic pathology, yet a professional… ...
Mar 13, 2025•2 hr 45 min•Season 2002Ep. 841
Dr. Joyce Hawkes discusses near-death experiences and indigenous healing wisdom integrating science and spirituality. Hawkes examines her transformation after a near-death experience led her from conventional science to energy healing. Colm Kelleher discusses animal mutilation investigations and the mysterious precision of these unexplained events. The conversation explores Hawkes' experiences in altered states and wisdom gained from indigenous healing traditions. Kelleher examines evidence from...
Mar 13, 2025•2 hr 45 min•Season 2002Ep. 841
Art Bell welcomes Richard C. Hoagland for an expansive discussion on breaking developments from the Mars Odyssey spacecraft, the troubled Space Shuttle Columbia mission, and broader questions about America's commitment to space exploration. Hoagland reports that NASA's press conference revealing neutron spectrometer data from Mars was dramatically underplayed, with only three questions from the national press despite what he considers revolutionary findings. The Odyssey data reveals the distribu...
Mar 12, 2025•4 hr 52 min•Season 2002Ep. 840
Art Bell welcomes Richard C. Hoagland for an expansive discussion on breaking developments from the Mars Odyssey spacecraft, the troubled Space Shuttle Columbia mission, and broader questions about America's commitment to space exploration. Hoagland reports that NASA's press conference revealing neutron spectrometer data from Mars was dramatically underplayed, with only three questions from the national press despite what he considers revolutionary findings. The Odyssey data reveals the… Full sh...
Mar 12, 2025•4 hr 52 min•Season 2002Ep. 840
Michael Horn discusses the Billy Meier UFO contact case and evidence supporting Meier's claims of ongoing extraterrestrial contact. Horn examines Meier's photographs and film footage showing craft that skeptics have been unable to definitively debunk. Steve Smith discusses the discovery of a human tooth in rock 100 million years old challenging evolutionary timelines. The conversation explores Meier's contact experiences with Pleiadians and messages about humanity's future. Smith examines out-of...
Mar 11, 2025•2 hr 31 min•Season 2002Ep. 839
Art Bell interviews Steve Smith of Shreveport, Louisiana, whose father discovered a human tooth inside a geological core sample in 1948. The sample came from 4,300 feet below the surface near Haynesville, Louisiana, in a layer known as the Gloyd limestone rift, which geologists date to approximately 100 million years ago. Three separate dentists confirmed the artifact is a child's bicuspid tooth, now blackened from fossilization yet still retaining glossy enamel. Smith's father, a geology gradua...
Mar 11, 2025•2 hr 31 min•Season 2002Ep. 839
