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Arthur William Bell III

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December 24, 2006: UFOs and ETs - David Sereda

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2026/02/19

Art Bell welcomes filmmaker and researcher David Sereda for a Christmas Eve discussion about UFOs, extraterrestrial contact, and the future of humanity. Sereda describes his own close encounter with a triangular craft in Berkeley in 1968 and outlines a theory connecting the Phoenix Lights to Pythagorean mathematics and the Great Pyramids, noting that the massive triangle hovered near the Estrella Mountain Range, whose name traces back to the Greek for star child.The conversation turns to whether

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December 23, 2006: Autism and the Grays - Wm. Louis...

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2026/02/18

Art Bell welcomes investigator Wm. Louis McDonald for an alarming discussion about the explosive rise in autism rates. McDonald presents statistics showing autism went from 1 in 10,000 births in 1996 to 1 in 166 by 2006, numbers confirmed by the Autism Society of America. Speaking as both a researcher and father of an autistic child, he shares his experience navigating the challenges of pervasive developmental disorder.McDonald traces autism through his own family, revealing that his father, a top

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December 23, 2006: Autism and the Grays - Wm. Louis...

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December 22, 2006: Open Lines - Worst Days

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2026/02/17

Art Bell opens the phone lines for a special Christmas edition of Open Lines, asking callers to share the best and worst days of their lives, inspired by Dean Koontz's novel Life Expectancy. Broadcasting from Manila, Art shares his own story of a military doctor who falsely told him he had six months to live before revealing a tumor was benign.Callers deliver deeply personal accounts that range from heartbreaking to strange. A terminal cancer patient in Idaho describes finding peace through her

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December 22, 2006: Open Lines - Worst Days

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December 16, 2006: The God Theory - Bernard Haisch

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2026/02/16

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.Haisch

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December 16, 2006: The God Theory - Bernard Haisch

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2026/02/16

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December 10, 2006: Electromagnetic Techniques - Nick...

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2026/02/15

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 to

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December 10, 2006: Electromagnetic Techniques - Nick...

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December 9, 2006: Inside Alien Abduction - Jim Sparks

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2026/02/14

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 1988 with

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December 9, 2006: Inside Alien Abduction - Jim Sparks

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December 8, 2006: Open Lines - Propagation of Evil |...

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2026/02/13

Major Ed Dames returns with disturbing updates on his remote viewing predictions, including the infamous "killshot" scenario and new warnings about the propagation of evil across the globe. Dames shares his latest remote viewing sessions revealing accelerating environmental catastrophes, with particular focus on the Earth's core heating up at an exponential rate that could trigger unprecedented geological upheavals. The conversation covers his team's efforts to scientifically validate remote viewing

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December 8, 2006: Killshot Update - Ed Dames | Open...

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2026/02/13

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 team has

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December 8, 2006: Open Lines - Propagation of Evil |...

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December 3, 2006: Cosmology and Time - Sean Carroll

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2026/02/12

Sean Carroll, renowned cosmologist and physicist, guides listeners through the mind-bending concepts of time, space, and the fundamental nature of our universe. The discussion explores cutting-edge theories about the arrow of time, examining why time appears to flow in only one direction and how this relates to the universe's ultimate fate. Carroll delves into the mysteries of dark matter and dark energy, which comprise the vast majority of our cosmos yet remain largely invisible and poorly

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December 3, 2006: Cosmology and Time - Sean Carroll

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2026/02/12

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 for a

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December 2, 2006: The Real Lost World - Peter von...

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2026/02/11

Peter von Puttkamer, NASA veteran and real-life adventurer, recounts his extraordinary expedition to the lost world plateau of Roraima in South America. Drawing parallels to Arthur Conan Doyle's fictional "Lost World," von Puttkamer describes his perilous journey to one of Earth's most isolated and mysterious locations, where unique ecosystems have evolved in complete isolation. The conversation explores the geological wonders of the ancient tepuis (table mountains), which rise like islands from the

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December 2, 2006: The Real Lost World - Peter von...

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2026/02/11

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

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November 26, 2006: Mars and the Rover Missions - Jim...

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2026/02/10

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 rovers,

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November 26, 2006: Mars and the Rover Missions - Jim...

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2026/02/10

Professor Jim Bell, the man behind the cameras on NASA's Spirit and Opportunity rovers, provides an insider's perspective on the remarkable Mars exploration missions. Bell shares stunning insights from managing the rovers' imaging systems, revealing how these robotic explorers have revolutionized our understanding of the Red Planet's geology, climate history, and potential for past life. The conversation covers the rovers' unexpected longevity, operating years beyond their planned 90-day missions,

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