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The Art Bell Archive

Arthur William Bell III

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

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02:06:33

July 11, 2002: Weather Photography, Storm Chaser -...

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2025/05/03

In a thrilling two-part episode, Art Bell first speaks with renowned storm chaser Warren Faidley, who shares his experiences capturing some of nature's most extreme and awe-inspiring moments through photography. They discuss the science behind severe weather and the adrenaline-fueled world of chasing storms. Later, Art welcomes psychic Stephanie for a journey into the mysterious realm of spirit visitations and psychic phenomena. From the fury of the skies to the whispers of the beyond, this episode

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02:06:33

July 11, 2002: Weather Photography, Storm Chaser -...

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2025/05/03

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02:54:32

July 10, 2002: Nanotechnology - Douglas Mulhall

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2025/05/02

Art Bell welcomes author and researcher Douglas Mulhall to explore the rapidly advancing world of nanotechnology. Mulhall discusses the potential for microscopic machines to revolutionize medicine, environmental protection, and technology — as well as the risks and ethical questions they raise. Together, they examine how nanotech could reshape human life, from self-repairing materials to radical life extension, and what society must consider as it races toward a future once thought to be science

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02:54:32

July 10, 2002: Nanotechnology - Douglas Mulhall

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2025/05/02

Art Bell welcomes journalist and technology researcher Douglas Mulhall to discuss the emerging world of nanotechnology and its potential to reshape civilization. Mulhall explains how scientists are now manipulating individual atoms using scanning tunneling microscopes and describes the three prerequisites for molecular nanotechnology: atomic manipulation, self-replication, and assembly.The conversation explores nanobacteria, a newly discovered pathogen hundreds of times smaller than conventional

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02:48:47

July 9, 2002: Economic Forecasting - Gerald Celente

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2025/05/01

Art Bell is joined by trends forecaster Gerald Celente for a riveting discussion about the future of the global economy. Celente shares his insights into economic cycles, political shifts, and emerging societal trends, offering predictions about where the world is headed. Covering everything from financial markets to cultural transformations, this conversation provides a sharp, often provocative look at what tomorrow may hold — and how to prepare for it.

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02:48:47

July 9, 2002: Economic Forecasting - Gerald Celente

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2025/05/01

Art Bell opens the phone lines and asks listeners to rate America's prospects on a scale of one to ten, creating what he calls the "Bell Comfort Index." Callers weigh in on the stock market's decline, corporate scandals at Enron and WorldCom, the war on terrorism, and ecological concerns, with ratings averaging around four to five.Trends Research Institute founder Gerald Celente joins to deliver a stark assessment, rating America's prospects at three. He outlines his theory of the "five O's" driving

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02:53:53

July 8, 2002: The New Order of Man's History - John...

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2025/04/30

Art Bell opens with a World Wildlife Fund report warning that Earth's natural resources will be exhausted by 2050, citing a 12 percent loss of forest cover, a one-third decline in ocean biodiversity, and a 95 percent drop in tiger populations. He then introduces author John Cogan, whose book argues that a six-mile-wide asteroid struck the North Atlantic Ocean 10,500 years ago, ending the last ice age and nearly extinguishing human civilization.Cogan presents physical evidence including the Carolina

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02:53:53

July 8, 2002: The New Order of Man's History - John...

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2025/04/30

Art Bell welcomes researcher John Cogan to discuss his provocative theories about human history and its hidden timeline. Cogan challenges conventional historical narratives, presenting evidence of ancient civilizations, lost knowledge, and a potential reordering of mankind's story. Together, they explore archaeological mysteries, suppressed discoveries, and the forces that may have shaped — or distorted — our understanding of the past. A compelling conversation that invites listeners to rethink

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02:26:56

July 5, 2002: Father Ernetti's Chronovisor - John...

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2025/04/29

Art Bell is joined by author and researcher John Chambers to discuss the legend of Father Ernetti's Chronovisor — a mysterious device said to allow its users to view past events. Chambers explores the origins of the Chronovisor story, the claims surrounding its capabilities, and the Vatican's alleged involvement in suppressing the technology. Together, they unravel the tantalizing possibilities of time viewing and the philosophical implications if such a device were real. A thought-provoking journey

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02:26:56

July 5, 2002: Father Ernetti's Chronovisor - John...

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2025/04/29

Art Bell devotes a Friday night to time travel, beginning with author John Chambers, publisher of "Father Ernetti's Chronovisor," documenting the Benedictine monk who claimed to have built a device capable of viewing past events. Father Pellegrino Ernetti, a quantum physics scholar and world authority on polyphonic music, reportedly collaborated with 12 anonymous physicists to construct the machine in the 1950s based on the principle that light and sound waves never truly disappear.Chambers

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02:09:46

July 3, 2002: Recorded Voices of Ghosts - Brendan...

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2025/04/28

Art Bell explores the eerie world of Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP) with Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society. They present chilling audio recordings that claim to capture voices from beyond the grave and share their methods for gathering evidence of the paranormal. Through unsettling examples and first-hand experiences, the conversation dives deep into the mysteries of spirit communication and the possibilities of life after death. A haunting and unforgettable night

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02:09:46

July 3, 2002: Recorded Voices of Ghosts - Brendan...

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2025/04/28

Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath present their groundbreaking research into Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP), the mysterious recordings of what appear to be voices from beyond the grave. These dedicated investigators share compelling evidence of spirit communication through electronic devices, including recordings that seem to capture the voices of deceased individuals attempting to contact the living. Cook and McBeath explain their scientific approach to documenting these otherworldly

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02:09:46

July 3, 2002: Recorded Voices of Ghosts - Brendan...

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2025/04/28

Art Bell hosts Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society for an evening of electronic voice phenomena recordings captured at cemeteries, a haunted house, and the Laramie Territorial Prison in Wyoming. The five-member nonprofit group uses brand-new, never-recorded-on cassette tapes and five simultaneous recorders to document what they believe are voices of the dead.The EVP samples range from a child's voice saying "perfect circle" near an infrared scope to a woman named

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02:53:53

July 2, 2002: Corrupt FBI - Candice DeLong

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2025/04/27

Former FBI profiler Candice DeLong joins Art Bell for a revealing conversation about corruption, crime, and life inside the Bureau. Drawing from her career experiences, DeLong sheds light on internal challenges, high-profile investigations, and the psychological complexities behind criminal behavior. She also offers personal insights into the evolving role of the FBI and the impact of institutional flaws on justice. A captivating look behind the badge, from someone who lived it.

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02:53:53

July 2, 2002: Corrupt FBI - Candice DeLong

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2025/04/27

Art Bell interviews retired FBI agent Candice DeLong, a 20-year veteran of the Bureau who worked the Unabomber case, went undercover as a gangster's girlfriend, and became a real-life counterpart to Clarice Starling. The program opens with Art reading a story about the Vatican allegedly hiding a time machine called the chronovisor, built by Benedictine monk Father Pellegrino Ernetti in the 1950s to view past events including the crucifixion of Christ.DeLong offers a blistering critique of FBI

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02:50:27

July 1, 2002: Solar Maximum - Ramon Lopez

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2025/04/26

Art Bell welcomes physicist Dr. Ramon Lopez to discuss a massive solar eruption that occurred on July 1, 2002, with photographs posted on Art's website showing the sun sprouting enormous fiery protrusions. The first hour features Richard C. Hoagland reporting on a landmark two-hour phone conference with NASA's Dr. Jim Garvin about obtaining new images of Cydonia and other anomalous features on Mars.Dr. Lopez, a Distinguished Professor at the University of Texas El Paso and author of "Storms from the

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July 1, 2002: Solar Maximum - Ramon Lopez

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2025/04/26

Art Bell welcomes space physicist Dr. Ramon Lopez for an illuminating discussion about the Sun's powerful influence on Earth. They explore the phenomena of solar maximum — periods of peak solar activity — and the impact of solar flares, geomagnetic storms, and space weather on modern technology and human life. Dr. Lopez explains the science behind solar cycles, potential risks to satellites and power grids, and what the future may hold as we continue to monitor our star's behavior. A must-listen for

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02:46:00

June 19, 2002: Senator Harry Reid

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2025/04/25

Art Bell is joined by Senator Harry Reid for a rare and candid conversation about national security, intelligence oversight, and government transparency. Reid shares his insights into classified programs, the balance between secrecy and democracy, and the evolving threats facing the United States. Together, they discuss the complexities of protecting the nation while maintaining public trust — offering a thoughtful glimpse into the hidden world of governance and defense.

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02:46:00

June 19, 2002: Senator Harry Reid

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2025/04/25

Art Bell interviews Nevada Senator Harry Reid, the assistant Democratic leader in the Senate, about the Bush administration's decision to designate Yucca Mountain as the nation's nuclear waste repository. Reid argues that President Bush betrayed his campaign promise to Nevadans by pushing forward without sound science, noting that 292 scientific investigations remain incomplete and that the Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board deemed the science poor.Reid makes the case that transporting 77,000 tons

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02:44:52

June 18, 2002: Challenge to SETI - Dr. H. Paul Shuch...

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2025/04/24

Art Bell hosts a dynamic discussion with Dr. H. Paul Shuch, executive director of the SETI League, and nuclear physicist and UFO researcher Stanton Friedman. Together, they debate the effectiveness of the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI), question mainstream scientific assumptions, and explore alternative possibilities for contact with non-human civilizations. Shuch defends SETI's mission and methodology, while Friedman critiques its limitations and advocates for deeper investigation

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