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Arthur William Bell III

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February 20, 2002: Astral Dynamics - Robert Bruce

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2025/03/05

Robert Bruce delves into Astral Dynamics, sharing techniques for astral projection and exploring the nature of out-of-body experiences. He discusses the mechanics of the astral plane, interactions with non-physical entities, and how conscious exploration of this realm can enhance spiritual growth.

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February 20, 2002: Astral Dynamics - Robert Bruce

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2025/03/05

Art Bell speaks with Australian metaphysicist Robert Bruce about out-of-body experiences, psychic self-defense, and the nature of entities that inhabit dimensions beyond ordinary perception. Robert describes a hierarchy of negative beings ranging from harmless "astral wildlife" to dangerous evil spirits and demons, explaining how they feed on human life force by first inducing fear to lower natural defenses.The conversation takes a harrowing turn when Robert recounts his own possession experience

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02:53:43

February 15, 2002: Open Lines - Immortals

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2025/03/04

Callers share their thoughts and theories on immortality, discussing ancient legends, scientific advancements, and personal experiences related to extended lifespans. The discussion explores the possibility of living indefinitely through medical breakthroughs, genetic modifications, and spiritual enlightenment.

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February 15, 2002: Open Lines - Immortals

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2025/03/04

Art Bell opens the Friday night lines with a provocative question: are there immortals walking among us? Inspired by recent callers who survived impossible accidents without injury, Art invites listeners who consider themselves unbreakable to share their stories. The response is immediate and extraordinary. Callers describe being thrown from vehicles at over 100 miles per hour, surviving broadside collisions with 18-wheelers, and even being struck by trains, all without fatal consequence.The

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02:48:18

February 14. 2002: Bioterrorism, Secret Life of Germs...

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Dr. Philip Tierno discusses bioterrorism threats following the anthrax attacks and America's preparedness for biological warfare. Tierno examines potential bioweapons including smallpox, plague, and engineered pathogens. Jim Berkland discusses earthquake prediction methods and forecasts for seismic events. The conversation explores Tierno's analysis of the 2001 anthrax attacks and evidence pointing toward sophisticated perpetrators. Berkland examines patterns preceding earthquakes including animal

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02:48:18

February 14. 2002: Bioterrorism, Secret Life of Germs...

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Art Bell welcomes geologist Jim Berkland, who warns of an approaching seismic window based on missing pet reports, extreme tidal forces, and electronic anomalies detected by colleague Jack Coles. Berkland outlines how the February 27th full moon, coinciding with the closest lunar perigee of the year, creates conditions ripe for a significant earthquake along the West Coast. Coles goes further, predicting a magnitude 7 or 8 event based on unprecedented electronic interference patterns.In the second

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February 14. 2002: Bioterrorism, Secret Life of Germs...

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February 13, 2002: New Face on Mars - Michael C. Luckman

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2025/03/03

Art Bell opens with a tribute to Waylon Jennings, who passed away that day, before welcoming Michael C. Luckman, founder of the New York Center for UFO Research and director of CosmicMajority.com. Luckman presents a newly discovered face on the Martian surface found by amateur astronomer Greg Ormay in the Cerberus Major region, roughly 3,000 miles from Cydonia, announced at a New York press conference alongside Tom Van Flandern and Brian O'Leary.Art directs listeners to view the NASA image online,

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February 13, 2002: New Face on Mars - Michael C. Luckman

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02:47:41

February 13, 2002: New Face on Mars - Michael Luckman

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2025/03/03

Michael Luckman discusses the discovery of a potential new Face on Mars, analyzing satellite imagery and its implications for past extraterrestrial civilizations. He explores the possibility that NASA may be withholding critical information and examines the broader significance of Martian anomalies.

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02:10:54

February 12, 2002: The Phoenix Project, Shifting from...

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Harry Braun discusses The Phoenix Project, a proposal to transition from fossil fuels to a hydrogen-based energy system. He explores the feasibility of hydrogen energy, the economic and environmental benefits of the shift, and how this transformation could lead to a more sustainable future.

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February 12, 2002: The Phoenix Project, Shifting from...

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Art Bell interviews energy analyst Harry Braun, author of "The Phoenix Project: Shifting from Oil to Hydrogen," about his plan to transition the entire U.S. energy and transportation infrastructure to hydrogen fuel within five years. Braun explains that 45 kilowatt-hours of electricity and 2.3 gallons of water can produce the energy equivalent of one gallon of gasoline, with zero carbon emissions and only water vapor as exhaust.Braun proposes building 10 million one-megawatt wind turbines to triple

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02:35:25

February 11, 2002: The Compassionate Coroner, Death...

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2025/03/01

Art Bell welcomes forensic pathologist Dr. Janis Amatuzio, known as the "compassionate coroner," who has served as coroner for multiple counties in Minnesota and Wisconsin since 1978. A recognized authority in forensic medicine and author of "Forever Ours," she shares remarkable stories heard during two decades of death investigations that have reshaped her understanding of consciousness after death.Dr. Amatuzio recounts the case of a 22-year-old man killed in a car accident whose former babysitter,

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February 11, 2002: The Compassionate Coroner, Death...

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Dr. Janis Amatuzio, a forensic pathologist, shares stories and insights from her work as a coroner, exploring the mysteries surrounding death and the afterlife. She discusses cases that suggest consciousness may persist beyond physical death and how these experiences have shaped her understanding of life and mortality.

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February 11, 2002: The Compassionate Coroner, Death...

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Dr. Janis Amatuzio shares experiences as a forensic pathologist encountering evidence suggesting consciousness survives death. Amatuzio discusses cases where dying patients or accident victims appeared to loved ones at the moment of death. The conversation explores deathbed visions where the dying report seeing deceased relatives coming to assist their transition. Amatuzio examines her transformation from scientific skeptic to someone accepting evidence for life after death. The discussion addresses

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02:50:42

February 8, 2002: Electronic Voice Phenomena -...

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2025/02/28

Art Bell hosts Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society for a chilling evening of electronic voice phenomena recordings captured at cemeteries, mausoleums, hotels, and private residences. The nonprofit group uses brand-new tapes in micro cassette recorders with external microphones, visiting reportedly haunted locations to document voices that appear to originate from the deceased.The pair plays numerous EVP recordings throughout the broadcast, including a child's voice

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February 8, 2002: Electronic Voice Phenomena -...

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2025/02/28

Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society share recordings of Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVPs), analyzing unexplained voices believed to be from the spirit world. They discuss their methods for capturing these anomalies and theories about communication with the afterlife.

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February 7, 2002: Ancient Underwater Ruins - Graham...

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2025/02/27

Art Bell welcomes bestselling author Graham Hancock to discuss groundbreaking underwater archaeological discoveries that challenge the established timeline of human civilization. Hancock details two extraordinary sites off the coast of India: massive cities found in the Gulf of Cambay at 120 feet deep, carbon-dated to 9,500 years ago, roughly 4,000 years older than any known city. He describes structures with huge walls, massive foundations, and over 2,000 man-made artifacts pulled from the seabed,

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February 7, 2002: Ancient Underwater Ruins - Graham...

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2025/02/27

Graham Hancock discusses his research into ancient underwater ruins, exploring the possibility that lost civilizations were submerged due to rising sea levels. He examines archaeological evidence that challenges mainstream historical timelines and suggests advanced cultures existed far earlier than previously believed.

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February 5, 2002: Technology and Unintended...

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2025/02/26

Dr. Edward Tenner examines the unintended consequences of technological advancements, exploring how innovations can lead to unexpected societal and environmental challenges. Later, Richard C. Hoagland discusses nuclear technology, its applications in space exploration, and potential government cover-ups related to nuclear advancements.

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