George Knapp welcomed award-winning broadcaster John Barbour for a discussion about the JFK assassination. Parts of Barbour's interview with the late Jim Garrison were played during the show. In the latter half of the program,...
Host: George KnappIan Punnett welcomed journalist Daniel Sekulich, who discussed his new work on modern day pirates. According to Sekulich, incidents of piracy and seafaring crimes are two to three times higher than what is being reported and cost the maritime...
Host: Ian PunnettArt Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to 7/21/95 for a rousing night of Ladies Room Lines, where Art finds out the truth about another dimension here on Earth – public rest rooms.
Host: Art Bell - Somewhere In TimeBroadcasting live from the OnStar studios in Detroit, George welcomed world renowned psychic Gary Spivey during the first half of the program. Open Lines followed. The final hour was a rebroadcast from April 16, 2004.
Host: George NooryInvestigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed Swine Flu, UFOs, honey bee losses, and increasing bat die-offs. It's possible that the recent Swine Flu outbreak could herald a more virulent Fall 2009 pandemic, she detailed. First hour...
Host: George NooryAuthor & teacher Marshall Summers discussed how humanity has crossed a critical threshold and will have to adapt to a whole new set of circumstances such as economic hardship, climate change, and scarcity of resources. First hour guest,...
Host: George NooryAuthor & lecturer Michelle Belanger discussed her most recent work with hauntings, as well as the realm of spirits and dark forces. She also spoke about her life as a psychic vampire. First hour guest, author Whitley Strieber reacted to...
Host: George NooryBrother Michael Dimond discussed his belief that UFOs/aliens are demonic spiritual entities. First hour guest, author Dannion Brinkley talked about issues related to veterans.
Host: George NooryGeorge Knapp talked with Needles object witness Frank Costigan (KLAS TV report) in the first hour. Following that, retired Air Force Capt. Robert Collins talked about UFO disinformation during the second hour. Then, author William Birnes...
Host: George KnappJournalist Gretchen Peters shared her in-depth research into the Taliban and al Qaeda, groups she described as criminal organizations akin to the Mafia who are heavily involved in heroin trafficking and other illicit enterprises.
Host: Ian PunnettArt Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to 1/24/97 for a conversation with Col. John Alexander on non-lethal weapons, terrorism tactics of the future, HAARP and weather modification.
Host: Art Bell - Somewhere In TimeFilling in for George, Ian Punnett hosted an evening of Open Lines with a special emphasis on the weirdest things people have seen in the woods. In the first hour, Dr. Ann Blake Tracy discussed the widespread use of antidepressants among US...
Host: Ian PunnettTelevision producer and theologian Patrick Heron discussed his work researching references to the Antichrist in the Bible, including how it relates to fallen angels, the United States, and prophecy. First hour guest, C2C science advisor...
Host: George NooryDr. Melvin Morse shared his research into Near-Death experiences (NDEs) and remote viewing. First hour guests, John Lott and Rep. Joel Boniek talked about the Firearms Freedom Act.
Host: George NooryAuthor Maurice Cotterell spoke about the solar minimum and the historical implications of sunspot activity on civilization. Appearing in the first half-hour, cultural pioneer and philosopher Gregory Sams talked about his concept of the sun as...
Host: George NooryWorld renowned medium James Van Praagh discussed what the spirits of the dead have shared with him about the Other Side, and how we, the living, can benefit from their experiences. First hour guest, paranormal researcher Rebecca Hardcastle...
Host: George NooryLive from Manila, Art Bell returned for a discussion with Prof. Peter Ward about his latest work on mass extinctions and the self destructive nature of our planet, as well as the possibility for life in our solar system and beyond. Saturn's moon...
Host: Art BellEmory University professor Mark Bauerlein discussed his theory that the digital age has produced a generation of young people who are less knowledgeable about the world and more self-absorbed than any that has preceded it.
Host: Ian PunnettArt Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to December 18, 2002 for a discussion with Michio Kaku about Iraq, germ warfare, antigravity, and energy.
Host: Art Bell - Somewhere In TimeDuring Open Lines, George offered a 'Deal with the Devil' hotline. In the first hour, author and investigator T.C. (Tim) Geary spoke about his quest to uncover what happened to his uncle and 15 other US Servicemen when their B-29 was lost...
Host: George NooryIncomparable storyteller Lionel Fanthorpe discussed hidden and lost treasures, as well as vampire lore & time slips. He also shared unusual & favorite stories. First hour guest, author Howard Bloom reacted to a story about how in the...
Host: George NooryMedical sage, known for his work on the healing power of prayer, Dr. Larry Dossey discussed premonitions, and how the mind is much more powerful than conventional science reports. First hour guest, psychic medium Marla Frees talked about her...
Host: George NooryIn the first half of the show, political scientist and expert in relocation for personal security, Joel Skousen warned that WWIII was in the works for the United States, China, and Russia. Paranormal researcher Jeff Danelek was featured in the...
Host: George NooryInvestigative journalist Paola Harris talked about UFO and ET phenomena and shared information from top researchers and whistleblowers. First hour guest, noted scholar Zecharia Sitchin talked about his latest endeavor, The Earth Chronicles...
Host: George NooryIan Punnett was joined by esoteric researcher, Peter Levenda, who discussed the connections between Freemasonry and the Knights Templar as well as the group's role in a variety of historic events.
Host: Ian PunnettPhysicist and author Leonard Mlodinow discussed his exploration into probability and randomness and showed how our lives are more shaped by chance than some may expect. Detailing his findings, he explained, "I'm not saying that the world...
Host: Ian PunnettArt Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to December 7, 2001 for a a night of Open Lines, featuring an "entity attack" line where listeners shared their frightening encounters.
Host: Art Bell - Somewhere In TimeDuring the first half of the show, sci-fi writer Marc Zicree joined George in studio to discuss the new Star Trek movie and the classic TV series The Twilight Zone. The second half of the program featured Open Lines, including the return of...
Host: George NooryDoctor of Psychology and Metaphysics, and lifelong student of the human mind, Eldon Taylor discussed his work in mind control and brainwashing, subliminal suggestion, lie detection, and reverse speech. The intent of his new book Mind Programming...
Host: George NooryAppearing during the first three hours, historian and journalist Robert Zimmerman discussed space politics and history, including recent developments at NASA, space tourism, and the Hubble Space Telescope, "the telescope that will not...
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