Filling in for George, Art Bell welcomed author Whitley Strieber for a discussion about climate change.

Art Bell hosted Part II of his Annual Predictions Show, with callers invited to share one event they see coming in 2007. Here's what some of them had to say: Katherine said one of the Supreme Court justices will resign due to a personal scandal....

Art Bell hosted Part I of his Annual Predictions Show, with callers invited to share one event they see coming in 2007.

Art Bell welcomed author Graham Hancock who shared his thesis on how "supernatural" beings interacted with human consciousness from ancient to current times.These entities, who have been known by such names as spirits, fairies and aliens

Author and researcher David Sereda returned for a conversation about UFOs and ETs.

Researcher and author Bill McDonald spoke about the dramatic rise in autistic children (from 1 in 10,000 in 1996 to 1 out of 166 in 2006), as well as his family's history with autism.

Filling in for George Noory, Art Bell hosted a night of Open Lines. Inspired by a plotline in the Dean Koontz book Life Expectancy, Art picked out the subject of Best & Worst Days for callers to share.

In a rebroadcast from 8/13/06, Art Bell apoke with Robert Bigelow followed by Sir Charles Shults.Dr. John Jay Harper will be rescheduled.

Art spoke with astrophysicist Dr. Bernard Haisch about his book, The God Theory.

Author and researcher Nick Begich discussed recent news about RFID tags, currency, cell phones, and human chip implants, as well as DARPA's (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) HAARP Program.

In a special 5-hour show, Art Bell conducted a 4-hour interview with Jim Sparks, who discussed his eighteen years as an alien abductee.

Filling in for George Noory, Art Bell hosted a night of Open Lines.

Senior Research Associate in Physics at Caltech, Sean Carroll discussed such topics as time & time travel, dark matter and dark energy.

Adventurer and filmmaker Peter von Puttkamer discussed Bigfoot legends, The Jersey Devil, giant birds and other cryptozoological wonders...

Leader of the team that created the cameras on the Mars Rovers, Jim Bell discussed the Rover missions as well as conditions on the Red Planet.

Reporter and editor for the Washington Post, Joel Garreau discussed his book, Radical Evolution, which explores how through various technological advances we are altering our minds, bodies, and perhaps our very souls.

Art Bell hosted an evening of Open Lines, including a special 'Deal with the Devil' hotline.

During the middle two hours of the program, renowned global futurist Dr. James Canton discussed the top trends of the 'extreme future,' including oil and alternative energy (hydrogen, solar voltaic and nano-energy), longevity medicine and human...

Professor of Physics at the Univ. of Conn., Dr. Ron Mallett shared his concept for a time machine, based on Einstein's two theories of relativity.

Art Bell was joined by professional adventurer Robert Young Pelton, who spoke about his journeys into the world's most dangerous places.

Filling in for George Noory, Art Bell hosted a night of Open Lines. During the middle of the show, Art was joined by Nick Pope, former head of Britain's Ministry of Defence UFO Project.

Researcher Dr. Roger Leir talked about abduction experiences, his findings from alien implant removal surgeries, and what he witnessed on a recent visit to the vicinity of Area 51 during their 'war game' exercises.

Art Bell conducted his annual Ghost-to-Ghost Show, with callers sharing their spookiest stories.

Private investigator Derrel Sims discussed the physical evidence he has collected in alien abduction cases and shared his views of the overall scenario.

Barbara McBeath from the Ghost Investigators Society, returned with a new selection of actual recorded voices of ghosts, known as Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP). Due to illness, Brendan Cook did not appear along with Barbara McBeath on...

Writer, researcher and philosopher Stephan A. Schwartz discussed his latest work showing how consciousness affects the structure of water.

Art spoke with the 'compassionate coroner,' Dr. Janis Amatuzio, who discussed her work as a forensic pathologist and death scene investigator, as well as shared stories that have convinced her that "something goes on" after we die.

Filling in for George Noory, Art Bell hosted a night of Open Lines with a special emphasis on the topic of invisibility and what callers would do if they could be invisible.

Investigator for the NASA Astrobiology Institute, Prof. Peter Ward discussed his new book, Out of Thin Air, which shows how fluctuating oxygen levels have contributed to mass extinctions and evolutionary changes over millions of years.

Due to technical difficulties, Saturday's show was a replay from 10/5/03 featuring Richard C. Hoagland and Mike Heiser, who talked about their 2003 "God, Man, & ET" conference.