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.
Host: Art BellAn expert in hypnosis and time travel, Dr. Bruce Goldberg addressed recognizing and fending off psychic attacks, and also spoke about spirit guides, soul mates and dreams.
Host: George NooryDuring 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...
Host: Art BellProfessor 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.
Host: Art BellFilling in for Art Bell, George Noory hosted scientist Sir Charles Shults III of Xenotech Research.
Host: George NooryRemote Viewer in the Army's Stargate Project and psychic, Joseph McMoneagle discussed his history with remote viewing as well as some of the targets he's worked on.
Host: George NooryAstrobiologist and astronomer Dr. David Darling discussed evolution and the origins of the universe, as well as such topics as NDEs, ET contact, teleportation and the particle accelerator at CERN.
Host: George NooryAppearing for 90-minutes, Howard West, the author of Quicksilver Key, shared his research into ancient manuscripts and the "Watchers."
Host: George NooryPeak performance hypnotherapist Pete Siegel discussed how luck is a function of the mind and what you can do to change your fortune.
Host: George NooryAssociate Director at Los Alamos National Lab, Doug Beason offered analysis of the North Korea nuclear testand discussed directed energy weapons and how they may change the way we fight wars.
Host: Art BellCounter-surveillance specialist Roger Tolces expressed alarm over the increase in warrantless wiretapping and "data mining" being done by the U.S. government under the auspices of fighting terrorism.
Host: Art BellAuthor and UFO enthusiast David Sereda returned for a discussion of his new book Singularity, which merges ideas from quantum physics with ancient teachings of religion and spirituality.
Host: George NooryArt was joined by engineer and transportation entrepreneur, Paul Moller, who provided information and updates on the development of his Skycar, a personal vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) vehicle.
Host: Art BellWildlife biologist John Bindernagel and Professor of Anatomy Jeffrey Meldrum discussed the scientific evidence for Bigfoot. Bindernagel, who started off his research as an undergraduate in 1963, gave his reactions to the many sightings in the...
Host: George NooryCharles Ostman, senior fellow at the Institute for Global Futures, discussed Synthetic Biology-- how and why it is being developed.
Host: George NooryFormer NASA manager John C. Mankins discussed how the development of space-based solar power systems could provide for the energy needs of the planet, as well as shared information about new, cutting-edge launch/propulsion concepts and...
Host: Art BellIn the middle two hours of the show, adventurer and author Robert Young Pelton discussed the world of hired military contractors.
Host: George NooryAuthor Whitley Strieber discussed his experiences with alien entities, some of which were incorporated into his new novel The Grays.
Host: George NooryResearch astronomer Tom Van Flandern discussed his exploded planets hypothesis, Big Bang theories, Mars artifacts, and the proposed changes in descriptions of our planetary line up.
Host: George NooryResearcher Tom Horn returned to discuss such topics as transgenics, stargates and alien abduction.
Host: George NooryPhilosopher and paranormal investigator Jonathan Zap presented the concept that "mind parasites" (a term first coined in a sci-fi novel by Colin Wilson) could be feeding off the energy of humans and instigating their baser instincts.
Host: George NooryAerospace and defense systems developer Sir Charles Shults revealed the positive and negative sides to nanotechnology, as well as the latest advancements in artificial intelligence and virtual reality.
Host: Art BellArt chatted with comic book legend Neal Adams about his research on a new model for the Universe and his theory that the Earth is growing.
Host: Art BellDuring the first hour, Ian Punnett talked with author and consultant Andrew Colarik about national security issues in light of recent terrorist threats.
Host: Ian PunnettMulti disciplinary scientist Howard Bloom spoke about his new involvement with the space community as well as the state of NASA.
Host: Art BellArt Bell welcomed technology expert Lauren Weinstein, who discussed a variety of Internet- and privacy-related issues.
Host: Art BellCoast to Coast AM science advisor Richard C. Hoagland reported on the nearly 700 boxes of missing Apollo 11 data and videotapes. Apollo astronaut Buzz Aldrin also appears in the show.
Host: George NooryA student of the late Buckminster Fuller and an expert in Earth's energy systems, Micheal Sunanda discussed how sun cycles are impacting the Earth's climate and its consequences for man.
Host: Art BellArt Bell welcomed Dean Radin of the Institute of Noetic Sciences, who offered analysis of the Global Consciousness Project and discussed his new book Entangled Minds.
Host: Art BellGuest host Ross Mitchell talked with cyber tech expert Charles R. Smith about the current situation with North Korea as well as how cyber warfare and cutting edge weaponry have changed the nature of conflict around the world.
Host: Ross Mitchell