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The Art Bell Archive

Arthur William Bell III
Ufos
Climate Change
Global Warming
Consciousness
Remote Viewing
Extraterrestrial Life
Time Travel
NASA
Life After Death
Peak Oil
UFO Sightings
North Korea
Phoenix Lights
Hurricane Katrina
Nuclear Weapons
Electronic Voice Phenomena
Nanotechnology
Ghost Stories
Crop Circles
Alien Abduction

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

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Art Bell hosts the annual Predictions show, inviting listeners to call in with their single best psychic prediction for the coming year. Before opening the phone lines, he reviews predictions made for 2008, noting several accurate calls about devasta... more

Art Bell dedicates the program to the unfolding economic crisis, welcoming trend forecaster Gerald Celente in the first hour. Celente delivers a stark warning that America is entering what he calls the Greatest Depression, arguing it will surpass the... more

Art Bell returns after a six-month absence to welcome Dr. Michio Kaku for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of technology, nuclear threats, and parallel worlds. The discussion begins with the Mumbai terror attacks and quickly pivots to the nu... more

Art Bell welcomes Major Ed Dames for an update on his remote viewing work, beginning with the search for missing aviator Steve Fossett. Dames reports that his team pinpointed the crash site in the Sierra Nevadas at the 10,000-foot level and even hire... more

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Recent Guests

Mish Shedlock
Registered investment advisor; writer for The Daily Reckoning; Mish, of Market Traders Forum
Sitka Pacific Capital Management; The Daily Reckoning; Whiskey and Gunpowder
Episode: March 30, 2008: ET Contact and Energy - Steven Greer | Economic Meltdown Prediction - Michael Shedlock
Steven Greer
Founder and CEO of Space Energy Access Systems; founder of Disclosure Project; physician
Disclosure Project; Orion Project
Episode: March 30, 2008: ET Contact and Energy - Steven Greer | Economic Meltdown Prediction - Michael Shedlock
Gary C. Ridenour
MD, author of Pandemic, expert on avian flu
Pandemic Direct (book)
Episode: January 4, 2008: Avian Flu Pandemic - Dr. Gary Ridenour
Michio Kaku
Theoretical physicist
City College of the City University of New York
Episode: November 30, 2007: Universe, Energy, and SETI - Dr. Michio Kaku
Graham Hancock
Author and researcher known for Fingerprints of the Gods and Supernatural
Author (various publishers)
Episode: September 28, 2007: Lost Civilizations and Consciousness - Graham Hancock
Charles R. Smith
Cyberwar columnist and author of Deception
Softwar (Consulting); Newsmax.com (cyberwar columnist)
Episode: July 1, 2007: China and Military Technology - Charles R. Smith
Tom Carey
MUFO N state director in southeastern Pennsylvania; Roswell investigator; author
MUFON; Roswell Investigative Team
Episode: June 30, 2007: Roswell Crash - Tom Carey
Richard Massey
Senior postdoctoral scholar in astronomy at the California Institute of Technology; PhD Cambridge University
California Institute of Technology
Episode: June 24, 2007: Dark Matter and Hubble - Richard Massey
Dale Brown
Author of techno-thriller novels specializing in military technology; former US Air Force officer
Author
Episode: June 23, 2007: Space and Military Technology - Dale Brown | Peak Oil - Matt Savinar

Host

Art Bell
Host of Coast to Coast AM and architect of the late-night paranormal and fringe science discourse; known for probing questions and a distinctive, engaging interview style.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 221 ratings
  • Yes!!!

    I just stumbled upon this pod and I haven’t been this excited since I won the lottery! Okay I didn’t win the lottery but I did listen to Art Bell in the 90s and can’t wait to dig in to these archives!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Deadassh
    United Statesa month ago
  • THANK YOU!!

    Thank you soooo much for this podcast!

    This was the greatest show of all time and this is the best podcast version there is!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KHPandaUpgrade
    United Statesa month ago
  • No more Ed Dames!

    Good grief. It’s all you play.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Chauncie
    United Statesa month ago
  • Best source for classic Art Bell!

    Thanks for your dedication on archiving all of these classic episodes. Your website is really great too! 📡🛸👽

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RT11
    United Statesa month ago
  • ufo’s are all from earth

    if ufo’s were from another galaxy, why would they need to have lights on their ships/crafts? you would think they’d be able to work around that.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    thbujvv
    United States2 months ago

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Fans value open-ended, long-form interviews and the host's interviewing style.
Listeners praise archival depth and the unique, archival access to classic discussions.
Some listeners critique recurring debates (e.g., climate activism or certain guests) as overemphasized in certain episodes.
Positive sentiment around curator-style preservation and the breadth of topics covered.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

March 30, 2008: ET Contact and Energy - Steven Greer | Economic Meltdown Prediction - Michael Shedlock
Q: What role do energy technologies play in Greer's vision for the future?
Breakthrough, non-polluting energy systems could drastically reduce oil dependence, reshape global economics, and empower communities; this is pursued through the Orion Project and public fundraising rather than relying on governments or big corporations.
March 30, 2008: ET Contact and Energy - Steven Greer | Economic Meltdown Prediction - Michael Shedlock
Q: What is Dr. Greer's view on the reasons for ongoing secrecy around extraterrestrial technology?
Secrecy is driven by a desire to maintain geopolitical and economic power, protect entrenched interests, and avoid disruption of the existing energy economy and petrodollar system; disclosure is framed as a path to peaceful contact and transformative energy.
March 30, 2008: ET Contact and Energy - Steven Greer | Economic Meltdown Prediction - Michael Shedlock
Q: What should the average person do to weather the economic crisis according to Mish Shedlock?
Keep living within your means, build a cash cushion (about a year's expenses), reduce exposure to high-risk assets, and consider safer returns like CDs while the economy stabilizes.
November 30, 2007: Universe, Energy, and SETI - Dr. Michio Kaku
Q: How should humanity handle potential contact with extraterrestrial intelligence?
Protocols are still evolving and may need to be revised; initial contact should be approached cautiously, with translation efforts and verification steps before public disclosure, due to security, panic, and geopolitical concerns.
November 30, 2007: Universe, Energy, and SETI - Dr. Michio Kaku
Q: Why is SETI receiving renewed attention now, and what could the Allen Telescope Array mean for the search?
The funding and deployment of 350 radio telescopes substantially boost sensitivity and sky coverage, turning SETI into a viable, long-term project that could probe thousands of stars with far greater data throughput than in the past.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Art Bell Archive

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

This archive showcases a wide range of late-night conversations spanning science, ufology, paranormal phenomena, fringe technologies, and alternative worldviews. Episodes frequently pair expert guests with audience calls, producing long-form discussions on cosmology, remote viewing, cryptids, government disclosure, climate science, and religious or spiritual themes. A standout pattern is the willingness to entertain controversial or speculative ideas—from anti-gravity and bigfoot to traditionalist theology—often framed for curious, open-minded listeners who enjoy multi-topic explorations and sanity-checks from scientific or investigative guests. The format and guest mix tend to attract audiences who value deep dives, archived-era nostalgia,... more

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2. Steven Greer
3. Gary C. Ridenour
4. Michio Kaku
5. Graham Hancock
6. Charles R. Smith
7. Tom Carey
8. Richard Massey

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