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Arthur William Bell III

The Ultimate Art Bell Collection in chronological order, with episodes added daily.

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December 15, 2003: Communicating with Spirits - James...

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2025/07/08

Art Bell welcomes world-renowned medium James Van Praagh for a conversation about communication with the dead. Van Praagh describes how spirits transmit thoughts telepathically, carrying with them personality traits, dialects, and the physical sensations of their final moments. He shares specific examples of verifiable details received during readings, including a deceased son reporting his wife's chipped tooth and an upcoming dental appointment.The discussion turns to the nature of the afterlife

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December 15, 2003: Nuclear Scenarios - Dr. Michio Kaku

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2025/07/07

Dr. Michio Kaku returns to examine the realities of nuclear weapons in the modern age. From accidental launches to rogue state conflicts and terrorism, Kaku outlines the most plausible nuclear scenarios facing the world today. With scientific clarity and geopolitical insight, he discusses deterrence theory, disarmament prospects, and the delicate balance that keeps catastrophe at bay.

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December 15, 2003: Nuclear Scenarios - Dr. Michio Kaku

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2025/07/07

Art Bell welcomes theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku for a wide-ranging discussion that begins with the feasibility of antimatter weapons and quickly moves into a hidden history of nuclear accidents in the United States. Kaku reveals the stories of seven Americans killed in supercriticality incidents, including Harry Daglian and Louis Slotin, who were fatally irradiated by plutonium hemispheres at Los Alamos in 1945 and 1946.Kaku details the 1961 SL-1 reactor explosion in Idaho Falls, where a

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02:51:18

December 14, 2003: Shadow Government - Harry Helms

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2025/07/06

Art Bell opens with open lines following the capture of Saddam Hussein, taking calls from listeners debating whether the deposed dictator should face trial in Iraq, before an international tribunal, or in the United States. The overwhelming consensus from callers favors letting the Iraqi people try him for his crimes against their own citizens.Author Harry Helms then joins to discuss pirate radio, Cuban numbers stations broadcasting coded spy messages on shortwave frequencies, and the fight against

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December 14, 2003: Shadow Government - Harry Helms

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2025/07/06

Author and researcher Harry Helms joins the program to discuss the hidden networks of influence that operate beyond public scrutiny. From black budgets and clandestine intelligence operations to underground facilities and global surveillance, Helms outlines how real-world power may be concentrated in secretive circles.

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December 13, 2003: HAARP Update - Dr. Nick Begich

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2025/07/05

Art Bell welcomes Whitley Strieber for a discussion on recent UFO abduction cases and their increasingly ominous tone, including a detailed account from British Columbia where two women encountered glowing eyes and a triangular craft. Strieber shares his own unsettling experiences and reflects on the shifting nature of close encounters from curious to threatening.Dr. Nick Begich then joins to provide a comprehensive update on the HAARP facility in Alaska, where the antenna array is being expanded

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December 13, 2003: HAARP Update - Dr. Nick Begich

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2025/07/05

Dr. Nick Begich returns to provide an in-depth update on the HAARP (High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) project. He discusses the potential uses - and dangers - of this powerful technology, including its implications for weather modification, mind control, and electromagnetic warfare. Begich explores the fine line between scientific research and weaponized innovation, raising questions about government transparency and global security.

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December 7, 2003: The Disclosure Project - Dr. Steven...

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2025/07/04

Dr. Steven M. Greer joins the conversation to share updates from the Disclosure Project, highlighting testimonies from military and intelligence insiders about UFOs, non-human technology, and the push for global transparency. He emphasizes peaceful contact initiatives and the role of consciousness in extraterrestrial engagement. In the second half, forensic illustrator Bill McDonald explores visual reconstructions of alleged alien craft and discusses the possibility of reverse-engineered aerospace

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December 7, 2003: The Disclosure Project - Dr. Steven...

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December 7, 2003: The Disclosure Project - Dr. Steven...

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2025/07/04

Art Bell administers the John Lear test to Dr. Steven M. Greer, founder of the Disclosure Project, who surprises listeners by saying he would not release the briefing as presented. Greer estimates roughly 75 percent of the Lear scenario is inaccurate, calling much of it deliberately crafted disinformation designed to provoke fear. He argues that effective disclosure must focus on the positive implications of suppressed energy and propulsion technologies rather than horror scenarios about hostile

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December 6, 2003: UFOs and Alternative Energy - Bob...

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2025/07/03

Physicist and whistleblower Bob Lazar returns to discuss his firsthand experience working on reverse-engineered extraterrestrial craft at a secretive facility near Area 51. He revisits the controversial claims of gravity-based propulsion systems, exotic materials like Element 115, and the implications for energy and transportation. Lazar also explores his more recent work in alternative energy, bridging his past with present efforts to unlock revolutionary technologies.

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December 6, 2003: UFOs and Alternative Energy - Bob...

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2025/07/03

Art Bell opens with legendary gambler Amarillo Slim Preston, who shares outrageous stories from his memoir including making a cat pick up a Coke bottle by wetting sugar on its cap, using identical twins to win a quail-eating bet, and predicting which sugar cube a fly would land on by moistening it. Slim discusses the psychology of poker, why women have not won the World Series, and his belief that gambling will eventually overwhelm the global economy.Bob Lazar returns to discuss his experiences at

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November 23, 2003: The God Part of the Brain -...

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2025/07/02

Author Matthew Alper joins the program to present his provocative theory that spiritual belief is a hardwired function of the human brain. Drawing from neuroscience, psychology, and evolutionary biology, Alper argues that the human need for a higher power may be a survival mechanism encoded into our neural architecture. Together, they explore questions of consciousness, faith, and whether our spiritual instincts are rooted in biology rather than divinity.

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November 23, 2003: The God Part of the Brain -...

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2025/07/02

Art Bell recounts broadcast equipment failures caused by a rogue satellite signal jamming his frequency, then takes open lines covering Iraq violence, climate change, and the upcoming film The Day After Tomorrow based on the book he co-authored. Callers weigh in on military strategy, rapid weather shifts, and a listener from Dallas who corroborates a previous caller's claim of finding a shell casing near the grassy knoll in Dealey Plaza.Matthew Alper, author of The God Part of the Brain, presents

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02:51:41

November 16, 2003: Electronic Violations - Roger Tolces

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2025/07/01

Art Bell begins with open lines covering the Iraq war, solar eruptions of unprecedented magnitude, and rapid climate change evidence from Peru where a flash-frozen plant reveals catastrophic environmental shifts from 5,000 years ago. He shares his own story of building a directional antenna to intercept a neighbor's cordless phone conversations as revenge, setting up the theme of electronic surveillance and privacy invasion.Roger Tolces, a Los Angeles private investigator specializing in electronic

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November 16, 2003: Electronic Violations - Roger Tolces

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2025/07/01

Private investigator and counter-surveillance expert Roger Tolces discusses the disturbing world of electronic harassment, surveillance technologies, and targeted individuals. He outlines the tools allegedly used for monitoring and manipulating citizens - from electromagnetic weapons to advanced tracking systems - and shares stories from those who believe they've been affected. Tolces also explores privacy rights, government overreach, and the growing intersection of tech and personal freedom.

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02:51:33

November 15, 2003: UFO Reports - Peter Davenport...

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2025/06/30

In the first half, Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center discusses recent sightings, trends in UFO reports, and the importance of data collection in tracking aerial anomalies. In the second half, Dr. Bart Kosko delves into the world of fuzzy logic and nanotechnology, explaining how uncertainty, probability, and micro-scale engineering are reshaping everything from computing to decision-making systems.

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November 15, 2003: UFO Reports - Peter Davenport |...

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2025/06/30

UFO researcher Peter Davenport from the National UFO Reporting Center shares compelling new cases before Professor Bart Kosko explores the cutting-edge worlds of nanotechnology and fuzzy logic. Davenport discusses recent sightings and the ongoing challenge of documenting and investigating UFO phenomena in an age of increasing skepticism. The program then shifts to Professor Kosko, a pioneer in fuzzy logic and artificial intelligence, who explains how these revolutionary technologies are transforming

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November 15, 2003: UFO Reports - Peter Davenport |...

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2025/06/30

Art Bell opens with Peter Davenport, director of the National UFO Reporting Center, who presents a major sighting case from the November 8th lunar eclipse. Witnesses from Boston and New York City describe clusters of lights moving in formation across the eastern seaboard, with Jeff in Manhattan reporting V-shaped formations splitting and reconnecting over the city from an 11th-story rooftop. Davenport compares the event to the 1997 Phoenix Lights and laments the total silence from major newspapers

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November 15, 2003: UFO Reports - Peter Davenport |...

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