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Author: Arthur William Bell III

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The Ultimate Art Bell Collection in chronological order, with episodes added daily.
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Nick Pope, former UK Ministry of Defense UFO investigator, discusses potential alien disclosure and the mysterious phenomenon of crop circles. Could the British government be preparing to reveal what they know about extraterrestrial visitors? Pope shares his insider perspective from years of investigating UFO reports for the Ministry of Defense, including cases that remain classified to this day. The discussion examines the increasing complexity of crop circle formations and their possible connection to non-human intelligence attempting to communicate with humanity. Pope reveals the government's secret protocols for handling UFO encounters and the pressure from within to maintain official secrecy. The conversation explores the relationship between crop circles and UFO sightings, examining patterns that suggest an intelligence behind these intricate formations. Art and Pope delve into the political implications of disclosure and how public revelation of alien contact would transform human civilization. The episode features analysis of specific crop circle formations that demonstrate mathematical precision beyond human capability. Pope's unique position between official government policy and public curiosity provides rare insight into the delicate balance between national security and the public's right to know about potential extraterrestrial contact.
Dr. Roger Leir presents his groundbreaking surgical evidence of alien implants removed from abduction victims, challenging mainstream medical science. How can foreign objects of unknown origin end up inside human bodies without any memory of surgical procedures? Dr. Leir shares his extraordinary career performing surgeries to extract mysterious implants that exhibit properties beyond current technology. The discussion reveals the sophisticated nature of these devices, including their ability to emit radio frequencies and resist removal through conventional surgical techniques. Leir examines the connection between Area 51 and alien technology, suggesting recovered materials may have influenced the development of these implants. The conversation explores the medical implications of these discoveries, including the bodies' unusual acceptance of foreign materials that should trigger immune responses. Art and Dr. Leir delve into the psychological trauma experienced by implant carriers and the healing process following removal surgery. The episode features analysis of implant materials that contain isotopic ratios not found naturally on Earth. These physical artifacts provide tangible proof of extraterrestrial contact and advanced alien biotechnology being used on human subjects without their conscious consent.
The annual Ghost to Ghost tradition returns with spine-chilling true encounters from listeners who have faced the supernatural firsthand. What makes a ghost story truly terrifying? This Halloween special features carefully selected tales of paranormal encounters that defy logical explanation. Callers share their most haunting experiences with spirits, shadow people, and entities that blur the line between the living and the dead. The evening unfolds with stories of Civil War soldiers trapped in eternal battlefields, poltergeist activity that terrorizes families, and encounters with malevolent spirits that refuse to be ignored. Each carefully screened account reveals the raw terror of confronting the unknown, from childhood encounters with bedroom visitors to adult experiences with hostile entities. The program explores recurring themes in paranormal encounters, including protective spirits who warn of danger and vengeful ghosts seeking justice from beyond the grave. Art guides listeners through an evening of authentic supernatural encounters that challenge our understanding of death and the afterlife. These firsthand accounts demonstrate that the veil between worlds is thinner than most people realize, and some experiences forever change those who live through them.
Derrel Sims, known as the Alien Hunter, reveals shocking evidence from his investigations into extraterrestrial encounters and abduction phenomena. What drives someone to dedicate their life to hunting aliens and helping abduction victims? Sims presents physical evidence gathered from decades of field research, including trace materials from landing sites and biological samples from alleged encounters. The discussion explores his controversial methods for tracking alien activity, from analyzing implants removed from abductees to investigating cattle mutilation cases. Sims shares his most disturbing cases, including encounters with different alien species and their apparent agenda for human experimentation. The conversation examines the psychological profiles of abductees and the consistent patterns that emerge across thousands of testimonies worldwide. Art and Sims delve into the military's knowledge of alien presence and the ongoing cover-up of extraterrestrial contact. The episode reveals Sims' background in military intelligence and how it prepared him for investigating otherworldly phenomena. His scientific approach to alien research challenges both believers and skeptics to examine the mounting evidence that we are not alone in the universe.
Barbara McBeath from the Ghost Investigators Society presents compelling evidence of communication with spirits from beyond the veil. What happens when professional investigators capture authentic voices of the dead using sophisticated recording equipment? McBeath shares her most chilling encounters from years of paranormal research, including Electronic Voice Phenomena that defy conventional explanation. The discussion explores the technical aspects of spirit communication, examining how entities manipulate electromagnetic fields to make their presence known to the living. McBeath reveals the emotional toll of communicating with restless spirits who refuse to cross over, trapped between worlds by unfinished business or traumatic deaths. The conversation delves into the different types of spirit voices captured during investigations, from whispered warnings to clear messages from deceased loved ones. Art and McBeath examine the protocols used to verify authentic paranormal activity versus environmental interference or equipment malfunction. The episode features actual recorded spirit voices that challenge listeners' understanding of life after death. These documented communications suggest consciousness survives bodily death and actively seeks to reconnect with our physical dimension through technology.
Stephan Schwartz explores the mysterious connection between human consciousness and water, challenging conventional scientific understanding of this essential element. Can water truly hold memory and respond to human thought? Schwartz, a renowned consciousness researcher, presents compelling evidence that water possesses properties far beyond simple H2O, suggesting it acts as a medium for consciousness itself. The discussion delves into groundbreaking experiments demonstrating how human intention can alter water's molecular structure, with implications that extend from healing practices to quantum physics. Schwartz examines the role of water in psychic phenomena, remote viewing, and consciousness-based healing modalities. The conversation reveals how ancient cultures understood water's sacred properties and how modern science is only beginning to catch up. From Japanese water crystal experiments to the potential for consciousness-infused water to heal the human body, this episode uncovers the profound relationship between mind and matter. The implications stretch beyond science into spirituality, suggesting water may be the bridge between physical and metaphysical realms.
Dr. Janis Amatuzio, known as the compassionate coroner, shares extraordinary insights into death and the afterlife based on her unique medical and forensic experience. As a forensic pathologist and coroner for multiple Minnesota counties, Amatuzio has witnessed thousands of deaths and documented phenomena that challenge conventional medical understanding of mortality. The discussion explores her observations of consciousness persisting at the moment of death and beyond, including accounts of deceased individuals communicating with family members. Amatuzio describes how her medical training initially conflicted with unexplained experiences she witnessed during death investigations, eventually leading her to document and study these paranormal occurrences. The conversation covers near-death experiences, deathbed visions, and other phenomena that suggest consciousness continues after bodily death, all from the perspective of a trained medical professional. Amatuzio's compassionate approach to death investigation has revolutionized how forensic medicine can incorporate spiritual dimensions of dying into scientific practice. She discusses specific cases where the circumstances of death revealed evidence of afterlife communication or spiritual intervention. Art Bell's respectful interview style allows this sensitive topic to be explored with both scientific rigor and spiritual openness. This episode offers comfort to those grieving while advancing our understanding of what happens when we die, combining medical expertise with profound spiritual insights about the nature of human consciousness and survival after death.
Dr. Roy Spencer discusses global climate change and the latest research on greenhouse effects while Art Bell explores breakthrough developments in optical invisibility technology. Spencer, a principal research scientist at the University of Alabama and former NASA scientist, provides expert analysis of climate studies showing dramatic weather changes ahead, including increased heat waves and extreme precipitation. The conversation examines Spencer's satellite-based climate research and his perspective on global warming predictions, offering insights from his work with NASA's climate monitoring programs. Spencer discusses the complexities of climate modeling and the challenges of predicting long-term atmospheric changes based on current data trends. The show also covers fascinating developments in optical invisibility research, as scientists move closer to creating materials that can bend light around objects, making them effectively invisible. Art Bell's excitement about invisibility technology creates an engaging contrast with the serious climate discussion, showcasing the range of scientific breakthroughs happening simultaneously. The open lines format allows listeners to engage directly with these complex scientific topics, asking questions about climate change impacts and futuristic technologies. Spencer's credentials and measured approach to climate science provide authoritative perspectives on one of the most important issues facing humanity. This episode balances serious environmental concerns with wonder at technological possibilities, demonstrating how science continues advancing on multiple fronts.
Peter Ward discusses mass extinction events and climate change impacts while Stan Deyo analyzes the unusual Hawaii earthquake in this dual-topic emergency broadcast. Ward, a paleontologist and expert on extinction events, explains how past climate changes have triggered massive die-offs throughout Earth's history and what current warming trends might mean for modern species survival. The discussion covers the connection between rapid climate change and biodiversity loss, examining how ecosystems collapse when environmental conditions shift too quickly for species to adapt. Meanwhile, the show addresses breaking news of a 6.6 magnitude earthquake that struck near Hilo, Hawaii, causing widespread damage and power outages across the Hawaiian islands. Stan Deyo, broadcasting from his new Hawaii location, provides on-the-ground analysis of this unusual "settling earthquake" caused by volcanic weight rather than typical tectonic activity. The conversation weaves together themes of environmental catastrophe and geological instability, suggesting larger patterns of planetary change. Deyo's earthquake prediction work based on Navy data adds credibility to his analysis of this rare seismic event. Ward's expertise in extinction events provides sobering context for current environmental challenges. This episode combines immediate crisis coverage with long-term environmental concerns, demonstrating how natural disasters and climate change represent interconnected threats to planetary stability and human survival.
Dr. Doug Beason analyzes the shocking news of North Korea's first nuclear weapons test and its implications for global security in this breaking news discussion with Art Bell. Broadcasting immediately after seismic readings confirmed a 3.5 to 4.2 magnitude event in North Korea, Beason provides expert analysis of the nuclear test's significance. As a former nuclear engineer with classified submarine service and extensive weapons research background, Beason explains the technical aspects of nuclear testing and weapon development. The conversation covers the geopolitical ramifications of North Korea joining the nuclear club, including potential arms races in Asia as Japan and other nations consider their own nuclear programs. Beason discusses the energy weapons research he's been involved with, explaining how directed energy technologies are changing modern warfare capabilities. The show examines the intelligence failures that allowed North Korea to develop nuclear weapons and the limited options available to the international community in response. They explore the connection between nuclear technology and advanced energy weapons systems, revealing how military research continues pushing technological boundaries. Beason's insider perspective on weapons development provides unique insights into the threats facing global security. This episode captures the immediate shock and concern following North Korea's nuclear test while providing expert analysis of its far-reaching consequences for international stability and arms control efforts.
Jeffrey Wands shares his insights into the spirit world and helps listeners discover their own psychic abilities in this enlightening conversation with Art Bell. As a renowned psychic medium and author of "The Psychic in You," Wands believes everyone possesses natural psychic gifts that can be developed and enhanced. The discussion explores the concept of soul maps and how they guide our spiritual journey through life, revealing predetermined paths and lessons we're meant to learn. Wands explains how to recognize and strengthen intuitive abilities, offering practical advice for connecting with spiritual guidance and deceased loved ones. The conversation covers different types of psychic phenomena, including clairvoyance, clairaudience, and mediumship, demonstrating how these abilities manifest in everyday life. Wands discusses his work as a radio host and television personality, sharing experiences from his appearances on shows like A&E's "Mediums: We See Dead People." The show examines the responsibility that comes with psychic gifts and how to use them ethically to help others find healing and closure. Art Bell's fascination with the paranormal creates the perfect atmosphere for exploring these mystical topics. This episode empowers listeners to trust their intuition and explore their own connection to the spirit world, providing both practical guidance and spiritual inspiration.
Roger Tolces exposes the growing threats to privacy and civil liberties through government wiretapping and data mining programs in this urgent discussion with Art Bell. Broadcasting in the wake of post-9/11 security measures, Tolces examines how surveillance technologies have expanded far beyond their intended scope. The conversation covers President Bush's warrantless wiretapping program and the legal challenges it faces, including violations of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. Tolces explains the sophisticated data mining techniques being used by the NSA and other agencies to monitor phone calls, emails, and digital communications of ordinary citizens. The discussion reveals how telecommunications companies like AT&T have been cooperating with government surveillance programs, turning over massive databases of customer information. They explore the dangerous precedent of allowing surveillance without proper judicial oversight or warrants, comparing current practices to totalitarian regimes. Tolces draws parallels to George Orwell's "1984" and its telescreens, showing how fiction has become reality in modern surveillance states. The show examines the chilling effect these programs have on free speech and democratic participation when citizens know they're being watched. This episode serves as an important warning about the erosion of constitutional protections and the need for vigilance in protecting civil liberties during times of crisis.
Dr. Stuart Hameroff, renowned anesthesiologist and consciousness researcher, joins Art Bell to explore the deepest mysteries of human consciousness and brain function. As co-founder of the Center for Consciousness Studies at the University of Arizona, Hameroff presents cutting-edge theories about how consciousness arises from quantum processes in brain microtubules. The discussion delves into fundamental questions about the nature of awareness, self-consciousness, and higher-order thinking that have puzzled philosophers and scientists for centuries. Hameroff explains his groundbreaking research into quantum mechanics and consciousness, proposing that awareness emerges from quantum computations in cellular structures called microtubules. The conversation covers various states of consciousness, including anesthesia, dreams, and altered states, providing unique insights from Hameroff's medical practice. They explore whether consciousness is produced solely by the brain or if it might be a fundamental property of the universe itself. The show examines the implications of consciousness research for understanding near-death experiences, meditation, and psychic phenomena. Hameroff's scientific approach to these profound questions offers listeners a fascinating journey into the nature of mind, reality, and human experience. This episode bridges hard science with the biggest questions about what it means to be conscious beings.
Dr. Jon Klimo explores the profound questions surrounding suicide and the afterlife in this deeply thoughtful discussion with Art Bell. As an expert in consciousness studies and transpersonal psychology, Klimo addresses one of the most sensitive and important topics in human experience. The conversation examines what happens to consciousness after death, particularly in cases of suicide, offering both scientific and spiritual perspectives. Klimo discusses near-death experiences, communication from beyond, and the various theories about survival of consciousness after bodily death. The show addresses the stigma surrounding suicide while maintaining sensitivity for those who have lost loved ones to this tragedy. Drawing from extensive research in parapsychology and consciousness studies, Klimo presents evidence for continued existence after death and what this might mean for suicide victims. The discussion covers different cultural and religious perspectives on suicide and the afterlife, providing a comprehensive examination of these complex issues. Art Bell's respectful approach to this difficult subject allows for an honest exploration of questions that affect many listeners personally. This episode provides comfort and insight for those grappling with loss while advancing our understanding of consciousness and mortality.
Dr. Paul Moller discusses his revolutionary Skycar project and the future of personal aviation with Art Bell. Moller International has spent decades developing powered lift aircraft technology that could transform transportation forever. The Skycar represents a breakthrough in vertical takeoff and landing vehicles, designed to bring flying cars from science fiction into reality. Dr. Moller explains the extensive testing of unmanned versions and the computerized safety systems that make the vehicle viable for widespread use. The conversation covers the technical challenges of creating a safe, practical flying vehicle, including the development of computerized "highways in the sky" navigation systems. Moller addresses concerns about vehicle emissions and environmental impact, noting that Skycar technology could actually reduce carbon footprints compared to traditional ground transportation. The discussion explores the regulatory hurdles and public acceptance challenges facing personal aviation. Dr. Moller's passion for the project shines through as he describes decades of development work and successful test flights. This episode offers a fascinating glimpse into the future of transportation and the engineering marvels that could soon make flying cars a reality.
Philip Gardiner joins Art Bell to explore the hidden mysteries of secret societies and ancient wisdom traditions. The discussion delves into questions that have puzzled humanity for millennia: does God really exist, and what can we learn from the secretive organizations that have shaped history? Gardiner examines the connections between ancient thought systems and modern secret societies, revealing how esoteric knowledge has been preserved and transmitted through generations. The conversation touches on popular cultural phenomena like The Da Vinci Code, using it as a gateway to explore deeper questions about hidden history and suppressed knowledge. Gardiner presents evidence of how secret societies have influenced major historical events and continue to operate behind the scenes today. The show offers listeners a thought-provoking journey into the shadowy world of hidden knowledge, ancient mysteries, and the powerful groups that guard these secrets. Art Bell's genuine curiosity about these topics creates an engaging dialogue that challenges conventional understanding of history and spirituality.
John C. Mankins, NASA engineer with 25 years of experience including a decade at JPL, discusses revolutionary space-based solar energy systems and advanced launch technologies that could transform humanity's relationship with energy production. Mankins advocates for moving beyond nuclear-powered spacecraft to embrace solar energy solutions for long-duration space missions and planetary exploration. The conversation explores the technical challenges and economic opportunities associated with collecting solar energy in space and transmitting it to Earth via microwave beams or other wireless technologies. Mankins discusses innovative launch system designs that could dramatically reduce the cost of reaching orbit while increasing payload capacity and mission reliability. The program examines the potential for space-based solar arrays to provide clean, abundant energy for Earth's growing population while reducing dependence on fossil fuels and nuclear power. Mankins shares insights from his work on advanced propulsion systems, orbital mechanics, and space infrastructure development that could enable permanent human settlement beyond Earth. His vision encompasses massive orbital solar collectors, asteroid mining operations, and interplanetary transportation networks that could support human expansion throughout the solar system. This forward-looking program offers listeners a comprehensive view of the technologies and economic models that could make space-based energy production a reality within the coming decades.
Dr. Steven M. Greer, founder of the Disclosure Project, presents his ongoing efforts to reveal government knowledge of extraterrestrial contact and advanced energy technologies. Greer discusses his work with military and government witnesses who claim firsthand knowledge of UFO retrievals, alien technology, and official cover-up programs spanning decades. The conversation explores Greer's controversial CE-5 (Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind) protocols, which allegedly enable voluntary contact with extraterrestrial intelligence through consciousness-based communication techniques. Greer presents evidence for suppressed energy technologies that could revolutionize human civilization while threatening existing power structures and economic systems. The discussion addresses the political and economic implications of ET disclosure, examining why world governments might maintain secrecy about alien contact and advanced technologies. Greer shares accounts from his high-level briefings with government officials and his efforts to organize congressional hearings on UFO phenomena. His passionate advocacy for disclosure and his claims about cosmic consciousness and interstellar communication challenge listeners to consider the profound implications of confirmed extraterrestrial contact. This program offers a compelling examination of the intersection between consciousness research, advanced technology, and the possibility that humanity stands on the threshold of the most significant revelation in human history.
Simeon Hein, crop circle researcher, teams up with Scott Flansburg, the renowned "Human Calculator," to explore the mathematical mysteries encoded within crop circle formations and their potential technological origins. This unique collaboration examines the numerical relationships, geometric patterns, and mathematical principles embedded in both authentic and man-made crop circles. Hein presents his research into the possibility that some crop circles represent testing mechanisms for advanced plasma technology or atmospheric manipulation experiments. The discussion explores the theory that certain formations may result from directed energy weapons testing or experimental atmospheric physics research rather than extraterrestrial communication. Flansburg demonstrates his extraordinary mathematical abilities while analyzing the numerical sequences and geometric relationships found within various crop circle designs, revealing hidden patterns and mathematical constants that suggest sophisticated design intelligence. The conversation addresses the controversial distinction between genuine phenomena and elaborate hoaxes, examining how mathematical analysis can help differentiate between authentic formations and human-created designs. This fascinating program combines cutting-edge physics, mathematical analysis, and consciousness research to explore one of the most enduring mysteries of our time, offering new perspectives on the possible technological and terrestrial origins of these remarkable formations.
Major Ed Dames, retired U.S. Army intelligence officer and remote viewing instructor, provides an updated assessment of global threats and future predictions based on his acclaimed psychic espionage techniques. Known as "Dr. Doom" for his often ominous forecasts, Dames shares new insights from his remote viewing sessions targeting current world events and emerging dangers. The discussion covers the military applications of remote viewing, including Dames' involvement in classified government programs that used psychic techniques for intelligence gathering during the Cold War. Dames presents his methodology for accessing information across time and space through consciousness alone, explaining how trained remote viewers can perceive distant locations, future events, and hidden activities. The conversation includes Dames' latest predictions about global conflicts, natural disasters, and technological developments that may impact humanity's future. His unique background in both military intelligence and psychic phenomena provides a distinctive perspective on world affairs and potential threats. This program offers listeners a fascinating glimpse into the intersection of consciousness research, military intelligence, and predictive analysis, challenging conventional approaches to understanding future events and demonstrating the potential applications of human psychic abilities in addressing real-world concerns.
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Marc J Curcio

The GOAT.

Jan 30th
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Jon

Art Bell mentions in this episode that he has played Doom and Doom II

Nov 25th
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Scott Rome

Whitney does a good job on this interview for not doing very many. I miss Art so much. He was definitely one of a kind.

Jul 16th
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