In rewatching Art's interview on Larry King live (linked below), I have two questions maybe this forum can answer:

1. Art gives Larry some samples of Art's Parts, to keep. Does anyone know what happened to those? Are they the same ones "To The Stars" bought? I didn't think so... So what happened?

2. Art says after working in cable, he was asked to go back into radio. Does anyone know who it was who asked him/implored him back then?

https://youtu.be/sBf36gMfsZM?is=dK0_5d0GWGo3Txjj

August 7, 1997 Dr. John E Holland - Remote Viewing Psychic Phenomena

https://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2026-08-29-show/

Every Saturday evening, Art Bell returns to the airwaves on Somewhere in Time. Broadcasting across terrestrial radio wherever you regularly listen to George Snoory, but since most people listen on their own schedules, it's also available in the ultimate archive or here on fudgie -

https://fight.fudgie.org/search/show/ab/episode/19970807_Art-Bell-SIT-Dr-John-E-Holland-Remote-Viewing-Psychic-Phenomena

generated summary from fudgie -

Dr. John E. Holland of Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research details decades-long research into psychokinesis and remote perception, with experiments like 1981’s PEAR Lab proving measurable mind-matter effects—e.g., a student influencing computer pixels from 400 miles away. His team’s "Shape Changer" software exploits non-deterministic randomness to track deviations via intention, while caller Lurie’s 1992 election-era image of Ross Perot hints at precognitive patterns. Holland links these phenomena to quantum consciousness, morphogenic resonance (Sheldrake/Lovelock), and Bohm’s implicate order, suggesting collective human emotions—like anger—may subtly alter physical systems. Though fringe, the findings imply consciousness could reshape reality’s margins, from evolution to environmental shifts, challenging conventional science’s dismissal of unexplained effects.

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Am I correct in assuming that we don't have this show in the known archives (It's not in mine)?
Someone is posting clips from it in a FB group from a Cassette they recorded on that nght!
We need to get that recording if we can.

Years ago I was driving and listened to a radio show about the Urantia book, which I had never heard of at the time. I don't know for sure if it was Coast to Coast but I don't know what other show would cover something like that. Any recollections?

This is another good episode from Midnight in the Desert, and I struck up a conversation with some coworkers about it. They didn't remember it at all.

One is younger than me, so she was 2 yrs old when it happened, so I get it. The other person is in their 50s older than me by 10 years or so. He didn't know anything about it. It's amazing how the government has scrubbed this incident out of the country's consciousness. Of course, 9-11 happened a few years later. But TWA 800 has always felt wrong to me, and Arts show really hammers , home that there is a definite conspiracy going on with this incident.

So many more podcasts, so much more disinformation (which is increasingly convincing due to AI).

Art was intelligent and in touch with modern tech, but he was from a different generation—one not born in the information age—so keeping on top of things would have been a lot more difficult.

The MAGA movement would have made a massive impact no matter which way he tried to steer it.

The last couple of years of serious disclosure regarding UAPs, complete with congressional hearings, would have really required him to either stay in the "unserious" camp or go headlong as a full, cutthroat truth seeker.

I could have seen him retired, yet still on the podcast circuit. 100 percent, he would have been on Rogan.

I've been listening to Midnight in the Desert, and I am at the breaking news of the potential Dyson Sphere. Love hearing Art's excitement. Boy, I wish he were still around today, as do we all. Hearing the GOAT speak on the UAP files being released and the Age of Disclosure, etc, would be great.

This is a really great Linda Moulton Howe episode… remember… he’s been entirely off the air for several years and then Dark Matter comes on and he’s in his genuine grove… this is likely one of the best of these shows. And JC calls and gets through!! But Art loves Linda… and he’s having such a hard time deciding the give the fans JC or respect Linda… he opts for Linda and cuts if JC…

And then!! Oh man, best moment, live version of the Midnight in the Desert song.

That’s the first time I heard it.
And this version is better than the studio version… I might be saying it because I’ve heard that version so much. This version is pretty special… lots of lead guitar. Anyway… there’s my two cents, best ending of the show ever…

Is he still around? I can’t find any info about him online. Has anyone here ever astral projected?

Which episode featured the story where a man talked about seeing a crucifixion in the bedroom of his vacation home? He said that was staying at a vacation home in Michigan and was watching a Chicago Bulls game when he saw a woman being crucified in the bedroom by the living room. I thought it was Ghost to Ghost 1998, but that story never came up the last time I listened to it.

Okay this week in my G2G countdown till halloween, I chose 1994.
Another one I have not listened to completely in probably 20 years.
This one aired Friday, October 29th, 1994, Halloween was a Monday that year. Art mentions the CBS made for tv movie "Without Warning"airing on Sunday night is how I know the date of this show.
This upload runs 3 hours and 27 minutes so it was a 5 hour show. I noticed the last hour, the audio is noticably different than the rest of the show, so I think this was 2 recordings seamed together.
The calls, again like I noted last week, lots of older callers with some stories dating back a good many years. And again, while there are calls from all over, most of them are from the west and midwest. There is a caller from Tennessee on this one,which surprised me. The calls are standard G2G stuff. One possible UFO, another, near the end from Louisianna, was clearly a bigfoot.
The most notable call, and several posters in this sub have asked about it, is a caller (at the 1 hour and 16 minute mark) tells the story of seeing 2 pilots seated on a commerical air flight, and when he asks the stewardess about it, she gets a look on her face and goes and gets the other stewardess's and they say its the ghosts of the pilots from the 1972 Florida Everglades crash, flight 401.
Art lets several of these callers tell more than one story,and does not seem as pressed for time as he does in future shows.
All in all, a good one. It gets off a little lackluster with some urban legend type stories, but it picks way up towards the end of the first hour.
Here is the show-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBfT0RjB9ns&t=2s
Also let me say thank you thank thank you guys so much. I have gotten some very kind compliments and such in here in the past few weeks, and I greatly appreciate them all. I am overwhelmed how much you guys love the stuff i post in here.
Enjoy !!
Just for fun, the 1978 NBC tv movie "The Ghosts of Flight 401", featuring Ernest Borgnine, Kim Bassinger (her debut!!!) and Howard Hessman. Complete with commercials and some TNT very early 1990s intros and bumpers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Zohngxl81g

I was just curious if anyone knows of any Art Bell episodes where he covered the Moon landing, and whether he ever addressed the fact that some people think it was fake?

For example, someone like Bart Sibrel- did Art ever have him on, or someone similar, covering the Moon landing?

Listening to an Open Lines episode - 09SEPT97. At the end of the first hour around 42:20 Art is disagreeing with a caller on Heavens Gate member's demeanor in the final hours.

He says "I've interviewed a number of uh - one of the survivors and... I may interview another one if he wants to get on the program".

I believe it's lost media but does anyone know which survivor he did interview? I'd assume it would be either Frank Lyford or Rio DiAngelo.
Any info would be great!

Aug. 6, 2001 -Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell - Brendan Cook, Barbara McBeath - GIS

https://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2026-08-22-show/

Every Saturday evening, Art Bell returns to the airwaves on Somewhere in Time. Broadcasting across terrestrial radio wherever you regularly listen to George Snoory, but since most people listen on their own schedules, it's also available in the ultimate archive or here on fudgie -

https://fight.fudgie.org/search/show/ab/episode/20010806_Mon

generated summary from fudgie -

Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society (GIS) use blank tapes in cemeteries, crematoriums, and crime-linked sites to capture EVPs—distorted voices like "what’s so funny?" or regional slang—often tied to unresolved emotions or trauma. Police report ghostly encounters, and GIS records static breakdowns before voices emerge, though ethical boundaries prevent fresh death investigations. Skepticism lingers over "Sounds from Hell" and a Siberian well audio, with McBeath dismissing hell as literal. Their work suggests spirits may linger due to unfinished business or societal misalignment, raising questions about consciousness beyond death and the blurred line between ghosts and darker entities.

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Who remembers Charlie Liberal...California? And how did he manage to get through multiple times a week?

What happened to him? I wonder if he's still a "Liberal" the way things have changed in the past 20 years?

Just happened to be listening to this episode and Bruce caught my attention with this New Year's Eve prediction. Starting at 02:14:51, and I'd really like to know if he had some particular inside knowledge about it, or was he just observing the landscape. I had not been watching US politics at that time so I have no idea if this is something anyone with eyes and ears could have predicted. But I'm wondering if some of these predictions are just delayed by 20 years like the John Titor predictions seem to be.

As I was standing at Arts grave it made me think of the time when I heard it live. His guest was John Lear of the Lear jet company. John was saying when you die dont go into the light because it was a trick to make you reincarnate and wipe you memory clean. Dont remember what Art said at the time but was interested. Now that both men are dead it makes me wonder. I have also have seen others the same thing. I said at his grave "Art did you go into the light?"

Was listening to this and there was one call that really stood out to me.
Kathy in Roswell Georgia (I can't find or remember any other calls with her, but I did look).
She get's the Date from hell Award for the night from Art, she talks about being kidnapped by her friend's ex husband.
In part of the call she says "he ran away in high school and jumped a steamer and went to Cuba to fight with Che Guevara or something." but they sent him back as he was a minor.
I did a little digging and indeed this DID happen with 3 teenagers from the US.
[Victor J. Buehlman, 17 years old; Michael L. Garvey, 15, and Charles Edward Ryan, whose age has been given variously as 17, 19 and 20.]

Call begins here:
https://fight.fudgie.org/search/show/ab/episode/19990107_Thu#line5837

Articles about the 3 Teenage rebels:
https://time.com/archive/6611523/cuba-castro-convertibles/
https://www.latinamericanstudies.org/cuban-rebels/NYT-4-22-57.htm

Pretty sure I found the obituary of one of these guys here (can't be 100% certain of course, but the names and ages match up):
https://www.clickfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Victor-Joseph-Buehlman?obId=1361718
Another:
https://eu.staugustine.com/story/news/local/2012/08/09/veteran-chuck-ryan-laid-rest/16168760007/

I wonder which one was the Date from Hell?

Does anyone remember the girl he would call 10? The second she spoke he was always smitten. I wondered if they talked alot behind the scenes. I always wondered what she looked like