Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to 4/3/02 when Brendan Cook & Barbara McBeath from the Ghost Investigators Society shared eerie EVPs that may cause your skin to crawl. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to 10/24/01 when Brendan Cook & Barbara McBeath from the G.I.S. shared EVP recordings from a haunted prison. ... More »

Filling in for George, Art Bell was joined for the entire program by Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath, of Ghost Investigator's Society, who presented their latest EVPs. ... More »

Filling in for George Noory, Art Bell was joined by Brendan Cook & Barbara McBeath, of the Ghost Investigators Society, who presented a collection of newly recorded ghost voices, known as Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP). The pair, who noted that this is their 10th year appearing on Coast, shared a plethora of sound clips that were played throughout the night and included chilling recordings of a crying baby, a singing woman, and even an EVP left on an answering machine. ... More »

Filling in for George, Art Bell was joined by Brendan Cook & Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society (G.I.S.), who brought along a collection of new and 'best of' spirit voice recordings, known as Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP). ... More »

George Noory and a cavalcade of guests paid tribute to Art Bell, and clips of some of Art's most memorable on-air moments were played. In live appearances Whitley Strieber, Richard C. Hoagland, Ian Punnett, Dannion Brinkley, George Knapp, Seth Shostak, Evelyn Paglini, Sean David Morton, Linda Moulton Howe, Bruce Goldberg, Neil Slade, Brendan Cook and Nick Begich all shared accolades and memories of working with Art. ... More »

In a rebroadcast from 10/18/03, Brendan Cook & Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society presented another selection of recorded ghost voices, known as Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP). ... More »

Art Bell returned to the airwaves with Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society. ... More »

Brendan Cook & Barbara McBeath, from the Ghost Investigators Society, returned with a new selection of actual recorded voices of ghosts known as Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP). They presented a series of nine selections recorded from the home of two women... ... More »

Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath from the Ghost Investigators Society returned with a new selection of actual recorded voices of ghosts, known as Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP). This time out they brought several recordings taken at an abandoned mental hospital. Cook described a particularly disturbing EVP from the mental hospital as the "oddest recording that we have ever recorded." ... More »

Brendan Cook of Ghost Investigators Society joined host Art Bell at the top of the show to help introduce a recording Cook obtained from a journalist in Croatia. The tape, produced by Metascience Foundation under the direction of Dr. George W. Meeks, describes the SPIRICOM -- a device which uses tones and vibrations to allow two-way communication between the living and the dead. Art suggested the experiments of Metascience Foundation provide "hard evidence" of an afterlife. At the conclusion of the SPIRICOM tape, Art took calls from people who've been attacked by entities. Several callers shared tales of nightmarish molestations at the "hands" of unseen assailants. Gene from Arizona described a time during his childhood when an entity came through the wall of his den and grabbed his ankles, pulling him toward wall. He escaped, but was left with bruises as a reminder of the encounter. ... More »

Ghost Investigators Society members, Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath, returned to the show with another batch of recorded ghost voices, known as Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP). This time some of the voices of the dead came from Deer Lodge Prison in Montana, Wyoming State Penitentiary, and the Gold Hill Hotel in Virginia City, Nevada. While Investigating the Gold Hill Hotel, McBeath and Cook recorded a young boy pleading "Help me" and a woman asking, "Are you alone?" ... More »

Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath, from the Ghost Investigators Society, returned to the show with a new selection of recorded ghost voices, known as Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP). ... More »

Saturday's first hour guest, a Brigadier General from the South African army, identified only as "Chris," described an incident where he was involved in shooting down a UFO in 1992.Main guests Brendan Cook & Barbara McBeath of theGhost Investigators Society returned with a new selection of electronic voice phenomena (EVP). ... More »

Brendan Cook & Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society (ghostpix.com) presented their latest actual recorded voices of ghosts, known as electronic voice phenomena (EVP). ... More »

Brendan Cook & Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society (G.I.S.) were back on the show on Thursday night, with an all new set of electronic voice phenomena to share. The majority of these sound clips were recorded at the "brewery" that is part of the Gold Hill Hotel in Virginia City, a ghost town in Nevada. "The entire city seems to be haunted," Cook said. Among the ghost voices they captured were a little girl plaintively asking "are you alone?" and a crusty older man exhorting: "I'm gonna kill ya right here." The latter clip was of special interest as it showed up on both digital and analog tape recorders simultaneously. In another unusual EVP they played (which was taped at a mausoleum) the sound of Cook falling down some stairs is heard and then a female voice asks "Are you OK?" This is an example of a "compassionate" EVP, ... More »

"They seem to be very quick, sporadic responses," said Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society, (ghostpix.com) about the strange Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP) recordings made in places like an old frontier prison in Montana. Appearing on Thursday night's show with fellow G.I.S. member Brendan Cook, the two played a variety of goose bump inducing samples they had captured on their recent expeditions. While the words of the non-visible entities aren't always clearly intelligible, what comes through "is their emotion and personality," said McBeath. For example, in the audio they made while walking down to the basement of a mausoleum, just the strangely drawn out word "go" is heard, but the intonation is rich in the sound of dread and disdain. Cook and McBeath explained that there are generally two types of ghostly activities—an intelligent haunting, which is interactive and a residual haunting which is often repetitive and non-reactive. Many of their EVP recordings seem ... More »

Brendan Cook & Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society, present actual recorded voices of ghosts. ... More »

Ghost Investigators Society, with actual recorded voices of ghosts. ... More »

Ghost Investigators Society, with actual recorded voices of ghosts. ... More »

Ghost Investigators Society, with actual recorded voices of ghosts. ... More »

Ghost Investigators Society, with actual recorded voices of ghosts. ... More »

Ghost Investigators Society, with actual recorded voices of ghosts. ... More »