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The Art Bell Archive

Arthur William Bell III
Ufos
Astronomy
Nanotechnology
Parallel Realities
Global Warming
SETI
Time Travel
Aliens
Exoplanets
Life After Death
Consciousness
UFO Sightings
Stan Romanek
The Mothman
Paranormal Phenomena
Asteroids
UFO Lore
MUFON
Bigfoot
Government Secrecy

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

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Latest Episodes

Art Bell hosts the second night of listener predictions for 2007 on New Year's Eve as midnight sweeps across the continent. He tightens the rules from the previous night, warning that anyone attempting to slip in a second prediction will have their f... more

Art Bell hosts the first night of his annual predictions show for 2007, broadcasting once again from the high desert after returning to the United States with his wife Airyn, who has officially immigrated. He opens by reviewing the accuracy of previo... more

Art Bell welcomes author and researcher Graham Hancock from Great Britain to discuss his book Supernatural and the hidden dimensions of human consciousness. The conversation opens with an examination of the Great Pyramid, including new evidence sugge... more

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... more

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Recent Guests

Sean Carroll
A senior research associate in physics.
California Institute of Technology
Episode: December 3, 2006: Cosmology and Time - Sean Carroll
Jim Bell
Associate professor in the Cornell University Astronomy Department, lead scientist for the Pan-Cam color imaging system on NASA Mars Exploration Rover Missions
Cornell University
Episode: November 26, 2006: Mars and the Rover Missions - Jim Bell
Dr. James Canton
Renowned global futurist and social scientist, author, and business advisor
Institute for Global Futures
Episode: November 18, 2006: Extreme Future Trends - James Canton
Professor Ronald Mallett
A Professor of Theoretical Physics at the University of Connecticut who believes in the possibility of time travel.
University of Connecticut
Episode: November 12, 2006: Towards a Time Machine - Ronald L. Mallett
Ronald Mallett
Professor of Theoretical Physics at the University of Connecticut
Episode: November 12, 2006: Towards a Time Machine - Ronald Mallett
Robert Young Pelton
Author and journalist specializing in dangerous places
Episode: November 11, 2006: World's Most Dangerous Places - Robert Young Pelton
Janis Amatuzio
Forensic pathologist and coroner, known for her compassionate approach to forensic medicine
Midwest Forensic Pathology
Episode: October 21, 2006: Death and the Hereafter - Janis Amatuzio
Dr. Roy Spencer
Principal Research Scientist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville and former Senior Scientist for Climate Studies at NASA.
University of Alabama in Huntsville
Episode: October 20, 2006: Open Lines - Invisibility | Global Climate Change - Dr. Roy Spencer
Kenneth Sewell
Former submarine officer and author of Blind Man's Bluff
Defense Industry
Episode: October 8, 2006: Energy Weapons and North Korea Nuclear Test - Doug Beason

Host

Art Bell
Host known for tackling a range of topics related to the paranormal, the unknown, and human consciousness.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 193 ratings
  • almost really good

    does he ever shut up about global warming?

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    thbujvv
    United Statesa month ago
  • Beyond Excited

    To hear them in the original format, in order as well! Art meant I was never alone during my bouts with insomnia 🥹 thank you!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    portokalopita
    United States2 months ago
  • So glad to have this podcast

    So awesome to listen to Art at night again! What happened to starting each podcast with his opening song Chase? I miss that

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Billy EE Kidd
    United States2 months ago
  • I love you, Art

    Vita Brevis, Art Bell Longa

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Meg Young
    United States2 months ago
  • Love it!!!

    I’ve listened to Art for years, and love the option to continue to do so! Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HD460
    Canada2 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the archive's preservation of the host's legacy, highlighting the relevance of themes discussed even years later.
Listeners express sentiments of nostalgia and appreciation for the host's unique interviewing style and the breadth of topics covered.
Many describe the content as engaging and thought-provoking, often noting the depth of exploration into the paranormal and philosophical issues.

Chart Rankings

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#48
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Apple Podcasts
#83
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Apple Podcasts
#121
United Kingdom/History
Apple Podcasts
#127
Australia/History
Apple Podcasts
#68
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Apple Podcasts
#86
Ireland/History

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

March 27, 2005: Open Lines | The Coming Gas Crisis
Q: Do you support the United States going to war to obtain additional energy supplies?
Some callers expressed a belief that the U.S. would and has gone to war for oil, while others were against the idea.
March 27, 2005: Open Lines | The Coming Gas Crisis
Q: Would you, if it came to it, would you steal or even kill to feed your family?
Numerous callers asserted a willingness to do whatever it takes to protect their family if faced with dire circumstances.
March 27, 2005: Open Lines | The Coming Gas Crisis
Q: At what pump price would your current lifestyle be unsustainable?
Multiple callers mention that around $4 raised serious concerns for them, while others noted prices significantly higher.
March 27, 2005: Open Lines | The Coming Gas Crisis
Q: Assuming that you do accept it is real, do you think most Americans can accept that level of reality?
Several callers suggest that most Americans would struggle to accept such harsh realities.
March 27, 2005: Open Lines | The Coming Gas Crisis
Q: Do you believe what you just heard, that the crisis, the oil crisis, just described is real?
Some callers express doubt about the crisis, while others affirm that it is real and escalating.

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What is The Art Bell Archive about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This collection showcases a vast array of inquisitive discussions primarily focused on the paranormal, extraterrestrial phenomena, and the esoteric. Frequently analyzing multiple facets of these subjects, episodes often feature notable guests who are experts in their fields, including UFO researchers, cultural historians, and authors with specialized knowledge of unique experiences. Themes of supernatural investigations, love and loss, as well as philosophical and scientific contemplations on life's mysteries are common, inviting listeners to explore the unknown in depth. What makes this compilation noteworthy is its dedication to preserving the legacy of a revered host known for tackling subjects that many consider taboo or unexplained, fo... more

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Recent guests on The Art Bell Archive include:

1. Sean Carroll
2. Jim Bell
3. Dr. James Canton
4. Professor Ronald Mallett
5. Ronald Mallett
6. Robert Young Pelton
7. Janis Amatuzio
8. Dr. Roy Spencer

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