Art Bell welcomes astrophysicist Dr. Bernard Haisch for a thought-provoking exploration of the intersection between science and spirituality. Haisch, who has over 130 scientific publications and led multiple NASA research projects, presents his theory that the universe was created by a transcendent intelligence whose thoughts became the laws of physics. He argues this view occupies a middle ground between religious fundamentalism and the materialist claim that existence is purely accidental. Hai...
Feb 16, 2026•2 hr 40 min•Season 2006Ep. 1182
Art Bell welcomes astrophysicist Dr. Bernard Haisch for a thought-provoking exploration of the intersection between science and spirituality. Haisch, who has over 130 scientific publications and led multiple NASA research projects, presents his theory that the universe was created by a transcendent intelligence whose thoughts became the laws of physics. He argues this view occupies a middle ground between religious fundamentalism and the materialist claim that existence is purely accidental.… Fu...
Feb 16, 2026•2 hr 40 min•Season 2006Ep. 1182
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Nick Begich for a wide-ranging discussion on electromagnetic technologies and their potential for misuse. Begich details his years of research into HAARP, revealing that the project went dark around 2003 when it transferred to DARPA, cutting off public access and outside scrutiny. He describes testifying before the European Parliament, which subsequently passed a resolution calling for a global ban on weapons capable of manipulating human behavior. The conversation shifts t...
Feb 15, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1181
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Nick Begich for a wide-ranging discussion on electromagnetic technologies and their potential for misuse. Begich details his years of research into HAARP, revealing that the project went dark around 2003 when it transferred to DARPA, cutting off public access and outside scrutiny. He describes testifying before the European Parliament, which subsequently passed a resolution calling for a global ban on weapons capable of manipulating human behavior. The conversation shifts… ...
Feb 15, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1181
Art Bell welcomes Jim Sparks , a former real estate developer who claims to have experienced 18 years of alien abduction with near-total conscious recall. Unlike most abductees, Sparks says he remembers roughly 90 percent of his encounters and describes the beings, their technology, and their methods in vivid detail. Art opens the show with news of the Space Shuttle Discovery's dramatic nighttime launch before introducing this extraordinary guest. Sparks recounts how his experiences began in 198...
Feb 14, 2026•3 hr 17 min•Season 2006Ep. 1180
Art Bell welcomes Jim Sparks, a former real estate developer who claims to have experienced 18 years of alien abduction with near-total conscious recall. Unlike most abductees, Sparks says he remembers roughly 90 percent of his encounters and describes the beings, their technology, and their methods in vivid detail. Art opens the show with news of the Space Shuttle Discovery's dramatic nighttime launch before introducing this extraordinary guest. Sparks recounts how his experiences began in… Ful...
Feb 14, 2026•3 hr 17 min•Season 2006Ep. 1180
Art Bell opens with a killshot update from remote viewing expert Major Ed Dames , who reports alarming findings about a cosmic cycle threatening Earth. Dames describes gravitational waves from beyond the solar system that are intensifying solar activity, heating planetary cores, and driving extreme weather. He warns that fresh water shortages will precede the worst solar events and advises listeners to settle near large bodies of fresh water or glaciers. Dames reveals that his remote viewing tea...
Feb 13, 2026•2 hr 37 min•Season 2006Ep. 1179
Art Bell opens with a killshot update from remote viewing expert Major Ed Dames, who reports alarming findings about a cosmic cycle threatening Earth. Dames describes gravitational waves from beyond the solar system that are intensifying solar activity, heating planetary cores, and driving extreme weather. He warns that fresh water shortages will precede the worst solar events and advises listeners to settle near large bodies of fresh water or glaciers. Dames reveals that his remote viewing… Ful...
Feb 13, 2026•2 hr 37 min•Season 2006Ep. 1179
Art Bell welcomes Sean Carroll , senior research associate in physics at the California Institute of Technology, for a wide-ranging discussion on the nature of time, space-time, and the possibility of time travel. Carroll explains that time has multiple definitions in physics, from the universal clock that labels events to the personal time measured by individual observers, a distinction Einstein revealed through relativity. Carroll walks through the science of black holes, describing evidence f...
Feb 12, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1178
Art Bell welcomes Sean Carroll, senior research associate in physics at the California Institute of Technology, for a wide-ranging discussion on the nature of time, space-time, and the possibility of time travel. Carroll explains that time has multiple definitions in physics, from the universal clock that labels events to the personal time measured by individual observers, a distinction Einstein revealed through relativity. Carroll walks through the science of black holes, describing evidence… F...
Feb 12, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1178
Art Bell welcomes filmmaker and explorer Peter von Puttkamer , whose decades of documentary work have taken him into remote jungles, ancient caves, and the deep wilderness in search of creatures that science has yet to catalog. Broadcasting from the typhoon-ravaged Philippines, Art opens the show with a firsthand account of Typhoon Durian's devastating near-miss of Manila and the catastrophic mudslides it triggered on the slopes of Mount Mayon. Von Puttkamer shares stories from his extensive fie...
Feb 11, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1177
Art Bell welcomes filmmaker and explorer Peter von Puttkamer, whose decades of documentary work have taken him into remote jungles, ancient caves, and the deep wilderness in search of creatures that science has yet to catalog. Broadcasting from the typhoon-ravaged Philippines, Art opens the show with a firsthand account of Typhoon Durian's devastating near-miss of Manila and the catastrophic mudslides it triggered on the slopes of Mount Mayon. Von Puttkamer shares stories from his extensive… Ful...
Feb 11, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1177
Art Bell welcomes Professor Jim Bell , associate professor of astronomy at Cornell University and lead scientist for the Pancam color imaging system on NASA's Mars Exploration Rovers. Broadcasting from Manila as another typhoon approaches the Philippines, Art connects with Professor Bell to discuss the remarkable longevity of the Spirit and Opportunity rovers, which have survived over 1,000 days on Mars despite being designed for just 90. Professor Bell describes the daily operations of the rove...
Feb 10, 2026•2 hr 40 min•Season 2006Ep. 1176
Art Bell welcomes Professor Jim Bell, associate professor of astronomy at Cornell University and lead scientist for the Pancam color imaging system on NASA's Mars Exploration Rovers. Broadcasting from Manila as another typhoon approaches the Philippines, Art connects with Professor Bell to discuss the remarkable longevity of the Spirit and Opportunity rovers, which have survived over 1,000 days on Mars despite being designed for just 90. Professor Bell describes the daily operations of the… Full...
Feb 10, 2026•2 hr 40 min•Season 2006Ep. 1176
Art Bell welcomes Joel Garreau , reporter and editor at the Washington Post, to discuss his book Radical Evolution, which examines how genetics, robotics, information technology, and nanotechnology are converging to alter human nature within two decades. Garreau explains that for the first time, technology is aimed inward at modifying minds, memories, and metabolisms rather than outward at changing the environment. Garreau outlines three scenarios for humanity's future. The heaven scenario envis...
Feb 09, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1175
Art Bell welcomes Joel Garreau, reporter and editor at the Washington Post, to discuss his book Radical Evolution, which examines how genetics, robotics, information technology, and nanotechnology are converging to alter human nature within two decades. Garreau explains that for the first time, technology is aimed inward at modifying minds, memories, and metabolisms rather than outward at changing the environment. Garreau outlines three scenarios for humanity's future. The heaven scenario… Full ...
Feb 09, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1175
Art Bell opens with world news including Henry Kissinger's declaration that military victory in Iraq is no longer possible and the poisoning of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko in London. The scheduled guest, NASA Mars rover camera scientist Jim Bell , cannot connect from his New York hotel due to poor phone infrastructure, leading Art to note that the Philippines has superior telecommunications. Open lines bring a wide range of callers. Art reads a detailed article on cattle mutilations ...
Feb 08, 2026•2 hr 37 min•Season 2006Ep. 1174
Art Bell opens with world news including Henry Kissinger's declaration that military victory in Iraq is no longer possible and the poisoning of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko in London. The scheduled guest, NASA Mars rover camera scientist Jim Bell, cannot connect from his New York hotel due to poor phone infrastructure, leading Art to note that the Philippines has superior telecommunications. Open lines bring a wide range of callers. Art reads a detailed article on cattle mutilations… ...
Feb 08, 2026•2 hr 37 min•Season 2006Ep. 1174
Art Bell welcomes Dr. James Canton , futurist and CEO of the Institute for Global Futures, for a wide-ranging discussion on the trends shaping the coming decades. Canton, freshly returned from Asia and jet-lagged, covers the looming end of affordable oil and forecasts breakthroughs in hydrogen fuel cells, solar voltaics, and nanotechnology-based energy within five years. He shares insights from private meetings with Saudi officials about global energy shortfalls. The conversation shifts to human...
Feb 07, 2026•2 hr 38 min•Season 2006Ep. 1173
Art Bell welcomes Dr. James Canton, futurist and CEO of the Institute for Global Futures, for a wide-ranging discussion on the trends shaping the coming decades. Canton, freshly returned from Asia and jet-lagged, covers the looming end of affordable oil and forecasts breakthroughs in hydrogen fuel cells, solar voltaics, and nanotechnology-based energy within five years. He shares insights from private meetings with Saudi officials about global energy shortfalls. The conversation shifts to human…...
Feb 07, 2026•2 hr 38 min•Season 2006Ep. 1173
Art Bell welcomes Professor Ronald Mallett , a theoretical physicist at the University of Connecticut, who presents his research on building a time machine grounded in Einstein's general theory of relativity. Mallett explains that his quest began at age ten when his father died suddenly, and reading H.G. Wells inspired him to pursue physics with the hope of traveling back in time. Mallett walks through the science methodically, explaining how both speed and gravity slow time according to Einstei...
Feb 06, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1172
Art Bell welcomes Professor Ronald Mallett, a theoretical physicist at the University of Connecticut, who presents his research on building a time machine grounded in Einstein's general theory of relativity. Mallett explains that his quest began at age ten when his father died suddenly, and reading H.G. Wells inspired him to pursue physics with the hope of traveling back in time. Mallett walks through the science methodically, explaining how both speed and gravity slow time according to… Full sh...
Feb 06, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1172
Art Bell welcomes adventurer and author Robert Young Pelton to discuss his book on the world's most dangerous places. Pelton describes his transition from marketing executive to professional adventurer, recounting how he recorded interviews with Taliban leadership in 1995 and embedded with U.S. Special Forces in Afghanistan after September 11. He explains the complex relationship between Pakistan, the Taliban, and the Afghan tribal regions. The conversation turns personal as Art asks about the P...
Feb 05, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1171
Art Bell welcomes adventurer and author Robert Young Pelton to discuss his book on the world's most dangerous places. Pelton describes his transition from marketing executive to professional adventurer, recounting how he recorded interviews with Taliban leadership in 1995 and embedded with U.S. Special Forces in Afghanistan after September 11. He explains the complex relationship between Pakistan, the Taliban, and the Afghan tribal regions. The conversation turns personal as Art asks about the… ...
Feb 05, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1171
Art Bell opens with open lines as Typhoon Queenie threatens the Philippines. He covers the Democratic sweep of Congress and poses a pointed question: can the American psyche survive another military defeat after Vietnam? Callers weigh in on Iraq, immigration, and U.S. policy. The show takes an unexpected turn when a caller reports a news crawl about a former British Ministry of Defense official warning that aliens could attack Earth at any time. Art tracks down the Daily Mail article identifying...
Feb 04, 2026•2 hr 38 min•Season 2006Ep. 1170
Art Bell opens with open lines as Typhoon Queenie threatens the Philippines. He covers the Democratic sweep of Congress and poses a pointed question: can the American psyche survive another military defeat after Vietnam? Callers weigh in on Iraq, immigration, and U.S. policy. The show takes an unexpected turn when a caller reports a news crawl about a former British Ministry of Defense official warning that aliens could attack Earth at any time. Art tracks down the Daily Mail article… Full show ...
Feb 04, 2026•2 hr 38 min•Season 2006Ep. 1170
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Roger Leir , a podiatrist who has become one of ufology's leading figures in physical evidence research. The program opens with election coverage before turning to Dr. Leir's work removing suspected alien implants from abductees. Now on his twelfth surgery, he describes extracting a metallic rod from a woman's toe that emitted a radio signal at precisely 30.012732 megahertz and generated a magnetic field of four milligauss. Dr. Leir recounts a recent trip near Area 51 durin...
Feb 03, 2026•2 hr 42 min•Season 2006Ep. 1169
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Roger Leir, a podiatrist who has become one of ufology's leading figures in physical evidence research. The program opens with election coverage before turning to Dr. Leir's work removing suspected alien implants from abductees. Now on his twelfth surgery, he describes extracting a metallic rod from a woman's toe that emitted a radio signal at precisely 30.012732 megahertz and generated a magnetic field of four milligauss. Dr. Leir recounts a recent trip near Area 51… Full ...
Feb 03, 2026•2 hr 42 min•Season 2006Ep. 1169
Art Bell hosts the annual Ghost to Ghost program, opening the lines to listeners for Halloween. Broadcasting from Manila, he reads emailed accounts before the calls begin, including a woman who saw the ghost of a wreck victim walking up a highway off-ramp and a man who encountered a legless apparition floating across a road near an old church graveyard. Callers deliver firsthand encounters throughout the night. A man in Miami describes being summoned by a Ouija board at a party, only to learn hi...
Feb 02, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1168
Art Bell hosts the annual Ghost to Ghost program, opening the lines to listeners for Halloween. Broadcasting from Manila, he reads emailed accounts before the calls begin, including a woman who saw the ghost of a wreck victim walking up a highway off-ramp and a man who encountered a legless apparition floating across a road near an old church graveyard. Callers deliver firsthand encounters throughout the night. A man in Miami describes being summoned by a Ouija board at a party, only to learn… F...
Feb 02, 2026•2 hr 39 min•Season 2006Ep. 1168
