Joining George Knapp in the first half of the show, legendary ufologist Budd Hopkins talked about his life and his pioneering investigation into the alien abduction phenomenon. In the second half, pre-historic researcher John Jensen discussed evidence of canal systems that may have been built by an ancient civilization in the United States. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to July 3, 1997, when Linda Moulton Howe and Budd Hopkins joined Art from Roswell, NM to talk about abductions, alien hybrids, and "Art's Parts." ... More »

UFO expert Budd Hopkins joined George Knapp to talk about his new memoir, Art, Life and UFOs, which traces his life as a ufologist and alien abduction researcher, as well as a nationally known abstract expressionist painter. ... More »

In the first half of the show, abduction investigator Budd Hopkins discussed his new memoir, in which he explores his life as an artist, and as a pioneer in the field of UFO research Appearing in the second half of the program, Professor William Forstchen talked about EMP attacks. ... More »

Second hour guest, an expert in Earth's energy systems, Micheal Sunanda spoke about climate, agriculture, and Earth changes. An advocate for permaculture (sustainable living), he suggested that modern farming and deforestation are contributing factors to climate change. Further, he contended that farming methods are causing foods to become too acidic, which makes people sick. He recommended the book Food Not Lawns, for tips on how to turn your yard into a garden.Climate science based on computer modeling doesn't include factors such as cataclysmic cycles, Sunanda commented. The Earth is moving to a new position in the galaxy which can be associated with axis changes and pole shifts, he noted. For more, viewimages he sent us. Appearing in the second-half of the program, geologist Jim Berkland talked about earthquakes. Animals can react to quakes between 10 days to three weeks in advance of the event, and he postulated this may be due to the magnetite in their bodies sensing a ... More »

Appearing during the middle two hours, scientist and inventor Dr. Fred Bell gave an update on his work with quantum mechanics and healing technologies. ... More »

In a special evening devoted to alien abduction research & UFO disclosure, three guests appeared. ... More »

Main guest, planetary scientist Dr. Dan Durda discussed asteroid Toutatis as well as other developments in the solar system. This is its closest pass since 1353, and it won't be this close again until 2562, he said of the asteroid that will safely come within one million miles of Earth on September 29th.Should an asteroid the size of Toutatis (3 miles x 1½ miles) hit our planet it would have the impact of a 2 million megaton explosion (more than all the world's nukes), cause an 8.8 quake, and an unbearably loud sound that would shatter glass up to 300 miles away from the crash, he detailed. There are approximately 1100 asteroids passing by Earth, he said, and while we are not in danger of 60% of them, the paths of 40% of them have yet to be identified.Durda also commented on private ventures which he believes are key to opening up space exploration and travel. He also offered analysis of the finding of methane on Mars, saying that it could indicate some type of life on the p ... More »

Founder of the Intruders Foundation, Budd Hopkins, talked about his continued research into the alien abduction phenomenon. He discussed two developments which are explored in his most recent book, Sight Unseen. ... More »

George Noory and Linda Moulton Howe (earthfiles.com) hosted a special broadcast live from a glass enclosed studio at the Sunset Station Hotel in Las Vegas, interviewing presenters at the UFO Crash Retrieval Conference. Stan Gordon, the primary investigator of the 1965 Kecksburg UFO crash retrieval case, kicked off the evening with details from witnesses. One person told him, they had been at Wright Patterson where the acorn-shaped craft was taken, and saw next to it, a covered body on a workbench. The witness told him its left arm was sticking out; it had "three fingers" and was "somewhat lizard like."Budd Hopkins (website), the renowned alien abduction investigator, discussed videotaped testimony of a 1963 UFO crash near Albuquerque that he had recorded. A hospital technician told him she saw three little bodies at a crash site that she initially thought were children. X-rays that were taken, she said, showed a different skeletal structure (fewer ribs than humans) and the bein ... More »

Historian David Jacobs (ufoabduction.com) highlighted some of the key events and theories that surround the subject of UFOs and alien abductions. Leading abduction researcher Budd Hopkins also joined in during the first part of the conversation. ... More »

Pioneering Alien Abduction researcher Budd Hopkins (website) was joined by abductee, "Frank M.," on Tuesday night's program. A resident of upstate New York, Frank gave an account of how he videotaped a "peanut shaped" UFO in daylight in front of his house and then a few moments later, was horizontally floated from inside his kitchen into the craft. Under hypnosis by Hopkins, Frank retrieved memories of being aboard the ship which he said was around 75 ft. long and populated with slender humanoids who were "moving around purposefully." A law enforcement professional, Frank described another craft he encountered as having huge squarish windows that were lit up with an amber color. Hopkins said it was not unusual for the UFO phenomenon to follow abductees throughout their lives. A common denominator in the cases was the alien's interest in their subjects' central nervous and reproductive systems. They have never shown any interest in other areas such as the circulatory system Hopk ... More »