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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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02:36:00

February 5, 2002: Technology and Unintended...

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2025/02/26

Dr. Edward Tenner discusses unintended consequences of technology and how innovations often produce unexpected problems. Tenner examines historical examples where technological solutions created new difficulties more serious than original problems. Richard C. Hoagland provides updates on nuclear technology and discoveries suggesting advanced ancient nuclear knowledge. The conversation explores Tenner's analysis of revenge effects where improvements backfire in paradoxical ways. Hoagland discusses

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02:36:00

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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02:36:00

February 5, 2002: Technology and Unintended...

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2025/02/26

Art Bell brings on Richard C. Hoagland for an unscheduled appearance to discuss two major developments in NASA's future. President Bush's 2003 budget includes funding for nuclear electric power in space and nuclear propulsion for rockets, technologies Hoagland sees as essential building blocks for a manned Mars mission. He connects these developments to the recent prioritization of Cydonia imaging by Mars Odyssey, suggesting NASA may be preparing to reveal something extraordinary that would justify

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01:50:10

February 4, 2002: Edgar Cayce and the Mound Builders...

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2025/02/25

Dr. Gregory Little explores Edgar Cayce's readings on the ancient Mound Builders of North America, examining their cultural and spiritual significance. Later, Scott Portzline discusses nuclear reactor safety, the risks of nuclear energy, and concerns about potential threats to power plants.

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February 4, 2002: Edgar Cayce and the Mound Builders...

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2025/02/25

Dr. Gregory Little discusses Edgar Cayce's readings about ancient mound builders and archaeological evidence confirming Cayce's accuracy. Little examines excavations of ancient mounds revealing sophisticated civilizations predating accepted timelines. Scott Portzline discusses nuclear reactor safety and the dangers posed by aging nuclear facilities. The conversation explores Cayce's psychic archaeology providing accurate details about locations and artifacts before their discovery. Little discusses

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February 4, 2002: Edgar Cayce and the Mound Builders...

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2025/02/25

Art Bell welcomes Dr. Gregory Little to discuss his book Mound Builders: Edgar Cayce's Forgotten History of Ancient America. Dr. Little presents evidence that human presence in the Americas extends far beyond the 9,000-year Clovis barrier, citing mitochondrial DNA analysis tracing migration patterns back 50,000 years. He identifies Haplogroup X, found in Native Americans, ancient Basques, and Israel but absent from Siberia, as possible Atlantean mitochondria dating to 10,000 B.C.The conversation

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February 4, 2002: Edgar Cayce and the Mound Builders...

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01:47:23

January 31, 2002: Hollow Planets - Jan Lamprecht

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2025/02/24

Art Bell speaks with Jan Lamprecht, calling from Johannesburg, South Africa, about his book Hollow Planets and the feasibility of worlds with vast internal cavities. Lamprecht challenges conventional assumptions about Earth's interior, noting that everything below 20 miles is known only through seismology and extrapolation. He presents an alternative model where density decreases at depth, allowing seismic waves to curve around a central cavity rather than pass through solid mass.The discussion

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01:47:23

January 31, 2002: Hollow Planets - Jan Lamprecht

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2025/02/24

Jan Lamprecht explores the Hollow Planets theory, examining historical accounts, scientific anomalies, and the possibility that planets, including Earth, may have hollow interiors. He discusses evidence from gravity readings, seismic activity, and space exploration that challenge conventional planetary models.

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January 30, 2002: Science Writer - Eugene Linden

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2025/02/23

Art Bell welcomes science writer Eugene Linden to discuss the fragile relationship between climate stability and human civilization. Linden argues that all modern prosperity has grown within a remarkably stable climate period, and that rapid shifts could unravel everything. He explains how thermohaline circulation works, describing how warming could paradoxically trigger sudden cooling by disrupting the Gulf Stream, and cites ice core evidence showing temperatures once plummeted 20 degrees in just

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January 30, 2002: Science Writer - Eugene Linden

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2025/02/23

Eugene Linden discusses his work as a science writer, exploring topics such as climate change, animal intelligence, and environmental challenges. He examines humanity's impact on the planet, the unpredictability of natural systems, and the consequences of ignoring ecological warnings.

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January 29, 2002: Mel's New Hole - Mel Waters

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2025/02/22

Mel Waters returns to discuss a second mysterious bottomless hole, similar to the one he previously claimed existed in Washington state. He shares strange phenomena associated with the new site, including unusual properties of the surrounding area, government interest, and bizarre encounters linked to the mysterious pit.

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January 29, 2002: Mel's New Hole - Mel Waters

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2025/02/22

Art Bell welcomes Mel Waters back after a rebroadcast reignited fascination with his original bottomless hole in Washington state. Mel recounts how the government seized his property under the pretense of a plane crash, then paid him a quarter million dollars monthly to relocate to Australia. He describes being abducted, beaten, and abandoned in a San Francisco alley with his money gone and his wombat research facility dismantled.A Roosevelt dime found buried on Mel's property draws particular

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January 28, 2002: Hutchison Effect - John Hutchison

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2025/02/21

Inventor John Hutchison discusses the Hutchison Effect, a collection of unusual electromagnetic phenomena he claims to have discovered, including levitation, metal distortion, and anomalous energy fields. He explores the implications of his findings, potential applications for anti-gravity and energy research, and the controversy surrounding his experiments.

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January 28, 2002: Hutchison Effect - John Hutchison

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2025/02/21

Art Bell speaks with Canadian inventor John Hutchison about the Hutchison Effect, a collection of anomalous phenomena discovered in 1979 while experimenting with Nikola Tesla's longitudinal wave technology. Using Tesla coils, Van de Graaff generators producing up to two million volts, and RF generators at 455 kilohertz, Hutchison produced effects including the levitation of objects up to 1,500 pounds, metals turning transparent or jelly-like, and the spontaneous fracturing of steel from the inside

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02:53:57

January 26, 2002: Open Lines - Monsters

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2025/02/20

Listeners call in to share their chilling encounters with creatures of the unknown. From cryptids to shadowy figures, this open-lines episode dives deep into the world of monsters and unexplained horrors.

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January 26, 2002: Open Lines - Monsters

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2025/02/20

Art Bell opens the phones for a monster-themed edition of Open Lines, inspired by a harrowing call from the previous night. He brings back Ken and his girlfriend Sherry from Portland, Oregon, who describe two years of escalating paranormal terror in a house built in 1910. Sherry recounts being pinned face-down in bed by an invisible force with the weight of a body pressing on her, receiving a bite mark on her back that took six weeks to heal, and spending nearly two years confined to the kitchen

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January 24, 2002: The Mothman Prophecies - John A. Keel

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2025/02/19

John A. Keel discusses The Mothman Prophecies, exploring the mysterious sightings of the Mothman in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, and its connection to strange phenomena and disasters. He examines government involvement, UFO activity, and the possibility that the Mothman is an omen of impending catastrophe.

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January 24, 2002: The Mothman Prophecies - John A. Keel

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2025/02/19

Art Bell interviews John A. Keel, author of The Mothman Prophecies, as the major motion picture starring Richard Gere opens in theaters. Art admits he has somehow never learned about the Mothman despite decades in paranormal broadcasting. Keel recounts traveling to Point Pleasant, West Virginia, in 1966 to investigate reports of a seven-to-eight-foot-tall winged creature with enormous red eyes that could launch straight upward and chase automobiles.Over the course of that year, Keel collected more

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January 23, 2002: Investigating the Romanek UFO...

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2025/02/18

George Zeiler examines the UFO sighting claims of Stan Romanek, analyzing the evidence, eyewitness accounts, and possible government involvement. He discusses the credibility of Romanek's experiences, alleged extraterrestrial encounters, and the broader implications for UFO research.

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