The Art Bell Archive

Art Bell welcomes Professor Peter Ward, a biologist and earth scientist at the University of Washington, to discuss the Gulf oil spill and the broader threat of climate change. Ward expresses deep concern about heavy crude sitting unseen on the Gulf floor, comparing it to a massive blob no one is properly investigating. He warns that this submerged oil will decompose into hydrogen sulfide, a letha...

Art Bell speaks with Larry Schweiger, president and CEO of the National Wildlife Federation, about the catastrophic Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Broadcasting from Manila, Art notes that the disaster has dominated headlines worldwide. Schweiger, who has made multiple trips to the spill zone, describes raw crude stretching across the water as far as the eye can see, with oil so...

Art Bell is joined by planetary scientist Dr. David Grinspoon, curator of astrobiology at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science and a recipient of the Carl Sagan Medal. The conversation ranges from the likelihood of extraterrestrial life to the private space travel revolution, with Grinspoon noting that the discovery of billions of exoplanets has transformed alien life from speculation into stat...

Art Bell sits down with Dr. Robert Lanza, a scientist whom U.S. News and World Report once likened to Einstein, to discuss his groundbreaking theory of biocentrism. Lanza argues that life and consciousness are not accidental byproducts of physics but are fundamental to the structure of reality itself. He points to well-established quantum experiments showing that particles do not possess definite...

Art Bell welcomes back Dr. David Lewis Anderson, a physicist who disappeared from public view five years earlier while conducting time control research at his Long Island laboratory. Anderson reveals that he went dark to protect his third-generation time warp field generator, which demonstrated the ability to accelerate time at rates far beyond the 300% achieved in 2002. He has since built a globa...

Art Bell sits down with theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku for a wide-ranging conversation about the frontiers of modern physics. Kaku reports that the Large Hadron Collider is operating smoothly after its troubled start, dismissing the theory it was being sabotaged from the future. He explains the collider may soon produce dark matter, invisible material that has mass and gravity but passes th...

Art Bell hosts the second and final night of predictions for 2010, broadcasting from Manila on New Year's Eve as fireworks erupt across the Philippines. He describes the scene as sounding like a war zone. Before opening the lines, Art continues reviewing the previous year's predictions, dinging forecasts of worsening deflation and a meteor strike while bonking predictions of armed rebellion, the H...

Art Bell opens the phone lines for the first of two annual prediction shows, inviting listeners to share their psychic visions for 2010. Broadcasting from Manila, he begins with news that Rush Limbaugh has been hospitalized in Hawaii with chest pains, then sets the ground rules: one prediction per caller, no political wishes disguised as prophecy, no assassination predictions, and every forecast m...

Art Bell welcomes Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society, a nonprofit organization dedicated to researching electronic voice phenomena. The GIS uses cameras, tape recorders, sound meters, motion detectors, and infrared equipment to investigate haunted locations, deliberately avoiding psychics, seances, and Ouija boards in favor of measurable evidence. Cook and McBeath...

Art Bell welcomes Professor William R. Forstchen, a military historian and author of One Second After, to discuss the devastating threat of an electromagnetic pulse attack on the United States. Forstchen explains how a nuclear detonation high in the atmosphere generates a massive gamma ray burst that triggers the Compton effect, cascading free electrons downward and producing hundreds of volts per...

Art Bell hosts researcher Starfire Tor and author Whitley Strieber for a discussion of time anomalies, time shifts, and parallel timelines. Starfire Tor introduces her theory of the Core Matrix, a framework she developed to explain how reality can shift and change in ways that leave physical evidence behind. She describes documented instances where buildings and objects have appeared or vanished w...

Art Bell welcomes Stephen Rorke for an examination of the lunar landing hoax theory, drawing heavily on the research of the late Ralph Rene, author of NASA Mooned America. Rorke presents a dispassionate analysis of anomalies in the Apollo record, emphasizing that Rene sourced his claims directly from NASA documents, press conferences, and official records. The discussion covers troubling questions...

Art Bell broadcasts from Manila during a powerful tropical storm as he welcomes Stephen Rorke and Joseph Meyer for a two-part program covering the ongoing economic meltdown and a stunning expose of the Spiricom device. The first half addresses the cascade of over 100 American bank failures in 2009, the struggling housing market, and the broader financial crisis reshaping the global economy. The pr...

Art Bell sits down with Bart Kosko, professor of electrical engineering at USC and author of multiple books on fuzzy logic and neural networks, to explore the current state and future of artificial intelligence. The conversation ranges from nanotechnology and carbon nanotubes to the fundamental question of whether machines can ever achieve true consciousness. Kosko explains how fuzzy logic differs...

Art Bell welcomes Dean Radin, senior scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, for a wide-ranging discussion on the latest findings in psi research. The conversation centers on the Global Consciousness Project, where a network of random number generators placed around the world appears to respond to major events like earthquakes and acts of mass emotion. Radin reveals new evidence that these...

Art Bell welcomes Dr. Bob Koontz, a nuclear physicist with a Ph. D. from the University of Maryland and former staff scientist at Lawrence Berkeley Labs, to discuss anti-gravity research and advanced energy technology. Art opens from the Philippines with an update on his ongoing immigration battle with USCIS, detailing how lost paperwork has left his wife stranded overseas. Dr. Koontz describes ho...

Art Bell welcomes paleontologist Peter Ward to discuss mass extinctions, climate change, and the search for extraterrestrial life. Broadcasting from the Philippines, Art opens with a personal immigration nightmare involving lost paperwork by USCIS that has left his wife unable to return to the United States. Professor Ward examines whether Earth is entering significant climate disruption, noting A...

Art Bell welcomes financial analyst Michael J. Panzner to discuss the deepening economic crisis gripping the United States. Panzner, author of "Financial Armageddon" and "When Giants Fall," draws on his experience at firms like HSBC, JPMorgan Chase, and Soros Fund Management to assess where the economy is headed. Art opens by sharing his own conclusion that America is moving toward a depression, n...

Art Bell continues the annual Predictions tradition on New Year's Eve, reviewing more 2008 predictions before opening the lines for part two of listener forecasts. He hands out bonks for missed calls on a Florida breakaway and Osama bin Laden ending jihad, while acknowledging a hit on BlackBerry achieving two billion in sales. Art notes the audience collectively sensed the 2008 economic crash befo...

Art Bell hosts the annual Predictions show, inviting listeners to call in with their single best psychic prediction for the coming year. Before opening the phone lines, he reviews predictions made for 2008, noting several accurate calls about devastating Midwest tornadoes, the Dow falling below 11,000, and the economy falling apart, while handing out bonks for misses on everything from Mars discov...

Art Bell dedicates the program to the unfolding economic crisis, welcoming trend forecaster Gerald Celente in the first hour. Celente delivers a stark warning that America is entering what he calls the Greatest Depression, arguing it will surpass the 1930s because modern Americans carry unprecedented debt, lack manufacturing capacity, and face a declining societal structure. He predicts widespread...

Art Bell returns after a six-month absence to welcome Dr. Michio Kaku for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of technology, nuclear threats, and parallel worlds. The discussion begins with the Mumbai terror attacks and quickly pivots to the nuclear standoff between India and Pakistan, where Dr. Kaku explains that both nations operate on launch-on-warning status with only minutes of response...

Art Bell welcomes Major Ed Dames for an update on his remote viewing work, beginning with the search for missing aviator Steve Fossett. Dames reports that his team pinpointed the crash site in the Sierra Nevadas at the 10,000-foot level and even hired two Russian pilots to fly dangerous winter reconnaissance missions. He details plans to hike in once the snowpack melts in mid-June to photograph th...

Art Bell opens with a discussion of the faltering U.S. economy, rising oil prices, and the weakening dollar before welcoming economic analyst Michael Shedlock. Shedlock warns that the recession will be longer and deeper than most expect, with housing needing at least four years to recover. He cautions listeners about mortgage rate reset scams from lenders like Citigroup and advises building a year...

Art Bell welcomes Dr. Michio Kaku to discuss his bestselling book Physics of the Impossible, which examines technologies once dismissed as pure science fiction. Dr. Kaku explains how recent breakthroughs in metamaterials have made invisibility a laboratory reality, overturning decades of established optics. He describes how light can now bend around objects like water flowing past a boulder, and h...