Douglas James Cottrell is a clairvoyant, spiritual healer, and expert in the study of consciousness, as well as prediction, prophecy, and remote viewing. He'll participate with Richard Syrett (Twitter) in his third live on-air remote viewing experiment (related photo). Followed by author Marty Leeds, who'll discuss the mystical and mathematical properties of the English language. He'll also share his research into the mathematical constant Pi and how it's encoded in the Bible and language.

From 6-10pm PT, Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to 1/26/99 when Patrick Roy Mooney spoke about terminator seed technology.

First Half: What happens after we die? A new Netflix docuseries explores personal stories and research on near-death experiences, reincarnation, and paranormal phenomena. Based on the work of journalist Leslie Kean, she along with director Ricki Stern, will join George Knapp to discuss evidence for life continuing after death.

Second Half: In 2017, an object was observed soaring through our inner solar system. Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb concluded that it was not an asteroid. He'll share his controversial theory that the object (which became known as 'Oumuamua) was a piece of advanced technology created by a distant alien civilization.

First Half: Head of Telescope Operations at the Arecibo Observatory, Angel Vazquez, will explain the history of the radio telescope and what happened when it collapsed on the morning of December 1st. He'll also talk about some of the important discoveries made at Arecibo, and the state of Ham radio communications.

Second Half: Writer and researcher Michael Jawer studied the mix of physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual influences that pre-dispose certain people to be highly sensitive. He'll address the manifestations of sensitivity including déjà vu, phantom pain, synesthesia, autism, and extreme empathy.

First Half: Spine surgeon Dr. David Hanscom believes that surgery and medication have a role in healing pain, however, he claims the majority of spine operations are unnecessary. He'll discuss this and the current opioid crisis, and how patients can pursue alternative solutions, allowing them to live free of pain.

Second Half: Clinical psychologist Joseph Gallenberger will discuss his work on using mind power to move physical objects as well as how we can use our psychic energy to affect and change our realities and circumstances. He'll also update his latest work with the Monroe Institute.

Licensed Marriage and Family therapist, Carla Wills-Brandon, will discuss how people are struggling with loneliness and isolation right now as well as her work documenting and compiling evidence of contact with the afterlife through deathbed visions. She'll give specific examples of the deceased making contact with the living, which suggests that physical death is not the end of one's existence. First half, TBA.

First Half: Author and researcher Steve Quayle will discuss how Antarctica and its many mysteries are key to the alien/UFO disclosure that may soon be hitting the world stage.

Second Half: Layne Dalfen founded The Dream Interpretation Center in Montreal in 1997. Her interest in dreams stems from her early experience in Freudian analysis where dream work was the primary tool. She'll share how to uncover the solutions to our current issues, which appear in our dreams every night.

Mark Anthony, the "Psychic Lawyer," is a medium who specializes in communication with spirits. In the afterlife, he says, spirits remember overcoming difficult trials from their historical times and coming out stronger with greater insights. Mark will discuss the scientific basis for reincarnation, haunted real estate including the Lizzie Borden house which just went up for sale, and the cultures which worship their ancestors and why. Open Lines follow in the latter half.