George Ure and his colleague, known as "Clif" discussed web bots, a new technology that they believe has the ability to forecast major world events.

Former Saturday Night Live writer, Leland Gregory returned to the show, playing a collection of his best wacky 911 calls. His newest book, Hey Idiot!, is a chronicle of human stupidity.

Art Bell hosted his Annual Predictions Show, recording caller's forecasts for 2004, and checking in on the accuracy of their predictions for the past year.

In this special Open Lines broadcast, Art Bell began taking caller's predictions for the year 2004.

Professor James McCanney (jmccanneyscience) discussed the U.S. space program along with the efforts and progress of foreign space programs. For more details visit this page.

Joining Art Bell, for the full 4-hour broadcast, Richard Hoagland of Enterprise Mission discussed new Mars missions, as well as the significance of ancient artifacts on the red planet. Addressing the notion of a "curse" on Mars...

Ron Fink of Rapid Robots is on one of the research teams competing in the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research and Projects Agency's race. He shared the astounding technology and possibilities behind this new breed of robotics.

World renowned medium, James Van Praagh (vanpraagh.com) discussed the death process, reincarnation, soul-mates, and communicating with spirits.

Theoretical physicist Prof. Michio Kaku joined Art Bell in a conversation about the dark side of nuclear energy. Kaku detailed various little-known nuclear mishaps from earlier decades...

Author and radio expert Harry Helms (website) discussed his research into the Shadow Government. In the first hour, Art took calls from people reacting to the capture of Saddam Hussein.

Researcher Nick Begich (earthpulse.com) discussed low frequency sonars, project HAARP, weather control, mind control and manipulation, and the future. In thefirst hour Whitley Strieber (unknowncountry) commented on the recent spate of...

Artist and researcher Bill McDonald discussed his investigation into the forms of EBEs (extraterrestrial biological entities) and their spacecraft which interface with the brain for navigation. First hour guest, Steven Greer, the founder of SEAS,...

Saturday's main guest, Bob Lazar, known for his stories about Area 51, discussed UFOs as well as his company, United Nuclear, which has developed a Hydrogen Fuel System for automobiles and home power generation. This link about the discovery of...

In this rebroadcastfrom Nov. 2, 2003, former commercial pilot John Lear appeared for the full four hours sharing UFO revelations and a Disclosure Briefing.

Author Matthew Alper discussed studies which show that believing in God as well as being an active member of a church or religious community can be beneficial to one's health.

Saturday night an encore presentation of Art's interview with author Craig Winn (website) from Sept. 4, 2003 was aired. Medium James Van Praagh will be rescheduled.

Roger Tolces (bugsweeps.com),a Los Angeles private investigator, discussed electronic harassment cases. In the past 30 years he has swept over 2500 locations for bugs and wiretaps.

Saturday's first hour guest, Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center gave an update on new cases. Main guest, Professor of electrical engineering, Bart Kosko, (website) talked about the latest breakthroughs in Nanotechnology and...

Sunday's main guest, Dr. Simeon Hein, the director of the Institute for Resonance, a nonprofit in Boulder, Colorado, discussed his study of subtle-energy sciences. One of his conclusions is that most crop circles are man made. Prof. Ramon Lopez,...

Saturday's first hour guest, remote viewer Major Ed Dames (website) said that the current solar activity was "the shot across the bow," that he has foreseen. These flares are a precursor to more severe upheavals on the sun, which would...

John Lear, a Lockheed L-1011 Captain, known for his revelations about aerial phenomena and UFOs, caught up with Art for the full 4-hour broadcast.

Author Whitley Strieber shared his latest conclusions about his Visitor experiences as well as offered commentary on the recent solar storms.

Conducting a five-hour broadcast of caller's ghost stories on Halloween night, host Art Bell said the one thing he was convinced of is "there's got to be something more [after we die]." As the calls came in, some running themes emerged...

Dr. Allan Botkin discussed his groundbreaking discovery of Induced AfterDeath Communication (IADC) utilizing a relatively new procedure called EyeMovement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR).

In a special 5-hour broadcast, Art first interviewed Paul Moller of Moller International, who discussed the development of theSkycar, an affordable personal vertical takeoffand landing (VTOL) vehicle. Later Nemo, a representative of the Vampire...

Professor Michio Kaku (mkaku.org), Sunday's main guest, returned to C2C for a discussion of theoretical physics, hyperspace, and other topics.

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).

Sunday's main guest, remote viewing teacher Major Ed Dames (website) discussed such topics as the solar kill shot, ET interactions with Earth, and China's secret weapons program, which he said could kill wheat crops in the US. Related Links: Mind...

Robert Miles (website) talked about how his science fiction book, Safespace, was a manifestation of his personal extraterrestrial experience.

During the show's first hour, Dr. Roger Leir (alienscalpel.com) shared his knowledge and exposure to alien implants in human beings. His compelling and intriguing work takes a very serious look at the scientific and medical aspects of the alien...