Art Bell sits down with Major Ed Dames , the decorated former military intelligence officer and remote viewing instructor, for a wide-ranging and sobering discussion about global threats on the horizon. Dames opens with his assessment that a nuclear weapon will be used on the Korean Peninsula, pointing to North Korea's provocative statements and growing arsenal of six to seven nuclear devices as indicators of imminent conflict. The conversation turns to what Dames calls an approaching global eco...
Sep 24, 2025•2 hr 54 min•Season 2004Ep. 1037
Art Bell sits down with Major Ed Dames, the decorated former military intelligence officer and remote viewing instructor, for a wide-ranging and sobering discussion about global threats on the horizon. Dames opens with his assessment that a nuclear weapon will be used on the Korean Peninsula, pointing to North Korea's provocative statements and growing arsenal of six to seven nuclear devices as indicators of imminent conflict. The conversation turns to what Dames calls an approaching global… Ful...
Sep 24, 2025•2 hr 54 min•Season 2004Ep. 1037
Art Bell welcomes Cleve Backster , the pioneering researcher behind the "Backster Effect," to discuss his decades-long investigation into plant perception and biocommunication. Backster recounts his groundbreaking 1966 discovery, when a polygraph test on a plant produced tracings strikingly similar to human emotional responses, including reactions to mere thoughts of harm directed at the plant. The conversation covers Backster's expansion from plants to eggs, bacterial cultures, and human cells,...
Sep 23, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1036
Art Bell welcomes Cleve Backster, the pioneering researcher behind the "Backster Effect," to discuss his decades-long investigation into plant perception and biocommunication. Backster recounts his groundbreaking 1966 discovery, when a polygraph test on a plant produced tracings strikingly similar to human emotional responses, including reactions to mere thoughts of harm directed at the plant. The conversation covers Backster's expansion from plants to eggs, bacterial cultures, and human cells,…...
Sep 23, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1036
Art Bell opens with tributes to the late Dr. John Mack , killed by a drunk driver in London, and broadcaster Bill Balance, who passed at 85. He reports on Mount St. Helens repressurizing after spewing steam and ash, and speculates about drilling into volcanic domes to relieve pressure before catastrophic eruptions. He also notes the Navy dismantling its ELF submarine communication system, suggesting HAARP research may have produced a replacement technology. Medical thriller author and physician ...
Sep 22, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1035
Art Bell opens with tributes to the late Dr. John Mack, killed by a drunk driver in London, and broadcaster Bill Balance, who passed at 85. He reports on Mount St. Helens repressurizing after spewing steam and ash, and speculates about drilling into volcanic domes to relieve pressure before catastrophic eruptions. He also notes the Navy dismantling its ELF submarine communication system, suggesting HAARP research may have produced a replacement technology. Medical thriller author and physician… ...
Sep 22, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1035
Art Bell reports on Hurricane Jeanne's aftermath across Florida, Mount St. Helens raising its volcanic alert to level three, the Navy's shutdown of its ELF submarine communication system in Wisconsin, oxygen generator failures threatening the International Space Station crew, and Denmark's bid to claim the North Pole by proving a geological connection to Greenland. British astronomer Dr. David Darling , author of over 40 books on topics from cosmology to consciousness, argues that the search for...
Sep 21, 2025•2 hr 51 min•Season 2004Ep. 1034
Art Bell reports on Hurricane Jeanne's aftermath across Florida, Mount St. Helens raising its volcanic alert to level three, the Navy's shutdown of its ELF submarine communication system in Wisconsin, oxygen generator failures threatening the International Space Station crew, and Denmark's bid to claim the North Pole by proving a geological connection to Greenland. British astronomer Dr. David Darling, author of over 40 books on topics from cosmology to consciousness, argues that the search for…...
Sep 21, 2025•2 hr 51 min•Season 2004Ep. 1034
Art Bell broadcasts live as Hurricane Jeanne makes landfall in Florida with 120-mile-per-hour winds, taking calls from residents in Boca Raton, Port St. Lucie, Orlando, Tampa, and Pensacola who describe horizontal rain, debris-filled streets, and prolonged power outages still unresolved from previous storms. Financial analyst Joseph Meyer reports that Florida faces recession after four hurricanes cause over ten billion dollars in damage. Psychic and remote viewer Sean David Morton joins to discu...
Sep 20, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1033
Art Bell broadcasts live as Hurricane Jeanne makes landfall in Florida with 120-mile-per-hour winds, taking calls from residents in Boca Raton, Port St. Lucie, Orlando, Tampa, and Pensacola who describe horizontal rain, debris-filled streets, and prolonged power outages still unresolved from previous storms. Financial analyst Joseph Meyer reports that Florida faces recession after four hurricanes cause over ten billion dollars in damage. Psychic and remote viewer Sean David Morton joins to… Full...
Sep 20, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1033
Art Bell replays HAARP transmissions that provoked hundreds of listener responses the previous night, ranging from headaches and sweating to one caller reporting an amorous reaction. He also covers a Reuters survey revealing most Americans would refuse to follow government instructions during a terror attack, preferring to take matters into their own hands. Dr. Jeffrey Long , a radiation oncologist and founder of the Near-Death Experience Research Foundation, returns to discuss the medical impos...
Sep 19, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1032
Art Bell replays HAARP transmissions that provoked hundreds of listener responses the previous night, ranging from headaches and sweating to one caller reporting an amorous reaction. He also covers a Reuters survey revealing most Americans would refuse to follow government instructions during a terror attack, preferring to take matters into their own hands. Dr. Jeffrey Long, a radiation oncologist and founder of the Near-Death Experience Research Foundation, returns to discuss the medical… Full ...
Sep 19, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1032
Art Bell opens with a surprise visit from Whitley Strieber , discussing a rare hurricane tracking across the Arizona desert, a swarm of 200 earthquakes on the California-Nevada border, and the connection between atmospheric temperature differentials and increasingly violent weather. Strieber warns that changes in the stratosphere are intensifying storms at an unprecedented rate. Award-winning investigative journalist William Thomas then presents new evidence of hurricane seeding off the Florida ...
Sep 18, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1031
Art Bell opens with a surprise visit from Whitley Strieber, discussing a rare hurricane tracking across the Arizona desert, a swarm of 200 earthquakes on the California-Nevada border, and the connection between atmospheric temperature differentials and increasingly violent weather. Strieber warns that changes in the stratosphere are intensifying storms at an unprecedented rate. Award-winning investigative journalist William Thomas then presents new evidence of hurricane seeding off the Florida… ...
Sep 18, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1031
Art Bell opens with updates on Hurricane Ivan, now at Category 5 strength with 160-mile-per-hour winds bearing down on the Cayman Islands. He covers the mysterious North Korean explosion that left a satellite-visible crater, insurgent attacks in central Baghdad, and a SETI signal detected from a thousand light years away that scientists cannot yet explain. A Florida businessman announces plans to dump thousands of pounds of absorbent powder from a 747 into Ivan to weaken the storm. Lynne McTagga...
Sep 17, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1030
Art Bell opens with updates on Hurricane Ivan, now at Category 5 strength with 160-mile-per-hour winds bearing down on the Cayman Islands. He covers the mysterious North Korean explosion that left a satellite-visible crater, insurgent attacks in central Baghdad, and a SETI signal detected from a thousand light years away that scientists cannot yet explain. A Florida businessman announces plans to dump thousands of pounds of absorbent powder from a 747 into Ivan to weaken the storm. Lynne… Full s...
Sep 17, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1030
Art Bell opens with an interview featuring Hank Cohen, president of MGM Television Entertainment, and Ellen Muth, star of Showtime's Dead Like Me. They discuss the dark comedy's unique blend of humor, mortality, and family dysfunction, with Muth describing her character George as a reluctantly rebellious reaper who continues to grow despite being dead. Cohen reveals the show's Emmy-nominated visual effects and Stewart Copeland's acclaimed score, while Muth reflects on the deeply personal fan mai...
Sep 16, 2025•2 hr 52 min•Season 2004Ep. 1029
Art Bell opens with an interview featuring Hank Cohen, president of MGM Television Entertainment, and Ellen Muth, star of Showtime's Dead Like Me. They discuss the dark comedy's unique blend of humor, mortality, and family dysfunction, with Muth describing her character George as a reluctantly rebellious reaper who continues to grow despite being dead. Cohen reveals the show's Emmy-nominated visual effects and Stewart Copeland's acclaimed score, while Muth reflects on the deeply personal fan… Fu...
Sep 16, 2025•2 hr 52 min•Season 2004Ep. 1029
Tom Kasmer introduces revolutionary Hydristor technology that could transform energy production by extracting power directly from water molecules. What if the solution to the world's energy crisis has been hiding in plain sight within the most abundant substance on Earth? Kasmer explains how his proprietary process separates hydrogen from water more efficiently than conventional electrolysis, potentially providing unlimited clean energy at minimal cost. He describes the technical principles behi...
Sep 16, 2025•2 hr 52 min•Season 2004Ep. 1029
Art Bell discusses a Reuters report on a mysterious radio signal detected three times by the Arecibo telescope at the hydrogen frequency of 1.420 gigahertz, a potential marker for extraterrestrial communication. He also covers NIDS research on silent black triangle craft spotted over American highways and cities, a recurring crop circle in Tennessee grass, and a UFO debris fragment collected by police in Brazil. Rupert Sheldrake , Cambridge-trained biochemist and author of "The Sense of Being St...
Sep 15, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1028
Art Bell discusses a Reuters report on a mysterious radio signal detected three times by the Arecibo telescope at the hydrogen frequency of 1.420 gigahertz, a potential marker for extraterrestrial communication. He also covers NIDS research on silent black triangle craft spotted over American highways and cities, a recurring crop circle in Tennessee grass, and a UFO debris fragment collected by police in Brazil. Rupert Sheldrake, Cambridge-trained biochemist and author of "The Sense of Being… Fu...
Sep 15, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1028
Art Bell begins with live reports from listeners across Florida as Hurricane Frances batters the coast, stalling at the shoreline and dumping relentless rain. Callers from Fort Lauderdale to Punta Gorda describe sustained winds, power outages, and the eerie calm of the hurricane's 70-mile-wide eye. A truck driver stranded on I-95 near Fort Pierce shares his plan to ride out the storm parked butt-first into the wind. Stephan Schwartz , a leading authority on remote viewing and extraordinary human...
Sep 14, 2025•2 hr 51 min•Season 2004Ep. 1027
Art Bell begins with live reports from listeners across Florida as Hurricane Frances batters the coast, stalling at the shoreline and dumping relentless rain. Callers from Fort Lauderdale to Punta Gorda describe sustained winds, power outages, and the eerie calm of the hurricane's 70-mile-wide eye. A truck driver stranded on I-95 near Fort Pierce shares his plan to ride out the storm parked butt-first into the wind. Stephan Schwartz, a leading authority on remote viewing and extraordinary human…...
Sep 14, 2025•2 hr 51 min•Season 2004Ep. 1027
Art Bell opens with a demonstration of long delayed echoes, a baffling ham radio phenomenon where transmitted signals return seconds later in apparent violation of physics. He plays audio recordings captured by operators in Washington and Arizona, walks through the science of radio propagation, and invites listeners to help explain what no physicist yet can. Callers weigh in on topics from Lake Vostok anomalies to the Arizona mass sighting. Dr. Roger Leir joins to discuss his surgical removal of...
Sep 13, 2025•2 hr 52 min•Season 2004Ep. 1026
Dr. Roger Leir , author of Aliens and the Scalpel, joins Art Bell to discuss alleged alien implants and the Varginha UFO case after Art's long-delayed echo demonstration. Art plays audio recordings captured by operators in Washington and Arizona, walks through the science of radio propagation, and invites listeners to help explain what no physicist yet can. Callers weigh in on topics from Lake Vostok anomalies to the Arizona mass sighting. A podiatrist turned ufology researcher, Dr. Leir describ...
Sep 13, 2025•2 hr 52 min•Season 2004Ep. 1026
Art Bell interviews Eric Brende , a Yale and MIT graduate who abandoned modern technology to live for 18 months with a group he calls the Minimites, a strict Anabaptist community that prohibits electricity, motor vehicles, and all automated machinery. Brende, who describes himself as a technological subversive, infiltrated MIT specifically to gather evidence against the assumption that more technology automatically improves life. His book Better Off chronicles the experiment he and his fiancee u...
Sep 12, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1025
Art Bell interviews Eric Brende, a Yale and MIT graduate who abandoned modern technology to live for 18 months with a group he calls the Minimites, a strict Anabaptist community that prohibits electricity, motor vehicles, and all automated machinery. Brende, who describes himself as a technological subversive, infiltrated MIT specifically to gather evidence against the assumption that more technology automatically improves life. His book Better Off chronicles the experiment he and his fiancee… F...
Sep 12, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1025
Art Bell opens the lines for an anything-goes night, dedicating the first-time caller line to anyone claiming to have traveled through time. He begins with a vivid account of a terrifying electrical storm in Pahrump, Nevada, where lightning bombarded the area around his antenna towers for nearly five hours while the towers themselves were never hit, proving a theory about grounded steel structures creating protective discharge zones. Callers deliver extraordinary stories throughout the night. A ...
Sep 11, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1024
Art Bell opens the lines for an anything-goes night, dedicating the first-time caller line to anyone claiming to have traveled through time. He begins with a vivid account of a terrifying electrical storm in Pahrump, Nevada, where lightning bombarded the area around his antenna towers for nearly five hours while the towers themselves were never hit, proving a theory about grounded steel structures creating protective discharge zones. Callers deliver extraordinary stories throughout the night. A…...
Sep 11, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1024
Art Bell opens all phone lines for an unpredictable evening of caller stories, with special attention to those claiming time travel experiences. The show features completely unscreened calls covering a vast range of topics, from unusual personal encounters to conspiracy theories and unexplained phenomena. Bell establishes a dedicated time traveler hotline, expressing his belief that if time travel becomes possible in the future, temporal visitors might already be present in our timeline. Callers...
Sep 11, 2025•2 hr 53 min•Season 2004Ep. 1024
