The Art Bell Archive

Art Bell welcomes Joseph McMoneagle, Remote Viewer 001, the first person recruited into the U.S. military's classified Stargate program. McMoneagle spent 21 years conducting remote viewing operations for 16 government agencies, earning the Legion of Merit for his work. He explains that 99.9 percent of his intelligence work remains classified but confirms that remote viewing produced actionable results in locating downed aircraft, identifying secret facilities, and supporting Cold War intelligence collection.McMoneagle describes a controlled experiment in which he accurately described four future locations of an unknown individual, including a top-secret nuclear weapons facility and an operating linear accelerator. He discusses his near-death experience in 1970, when he was delivered to a German hospital clinically dead and encountered a white light he perceived as God. He credits that experience with eliminating his fear of death and opening his psychic abilities.The conversation covers psychokinesis experiments in which McMoneagle bent a surgical steel instrument inside a sealed glass tube over eight months. He shares his conviction that ruins exist in the Cydonia region of Mars, built roughly a million years ago by 12-foot humanoid beings who may be ancestral to humans. He also predicts that a tactical nuclear weapon will likely be used in anger within his lifetime, most probably in a third-world conflict.

Art Bell hosts Richard C. Hoagland and retired Army Lieutenant Colonel Tom Bearden for a wide-ranging discussion on hyperdimensional physics and its implications for energy and weapons technology. Hoagland presents a NASA anomaly reported in New Scientist showing that deep space probes including Pioneer and Voyager are not as far from the Sun as predicted, suggesting the standard gravity model may be fundamentally flawed. He proposes that the speed of light itself may be increasing, which would explain the discrepancy without requiring stronger solar gravity.Bearden describes longitudinal electromagnetic waves derived from the original Maxwell equations, which he claims were deliberately simplified over a century ago. He asserts that Russia has weaponized this technology under KGB oversight for decades, using it to manipulate weather patterns over North America since 1976, induce seismic events, and even destroy the USS Thresher submarine in 1963. He explains how these waves can heat or cool ocean waters at a distance, connecting the technology to El Nino anomalies.Both guests argue that these classified capabilities could be used to protect satellites from the approaching Leonid meteor shower in November 1998. They warn that losing even 20 percent of geosynchronous satellites could trigger a global economic crisis and urge that black-world technologies be brought into public use for planetary defense and clean energy applications.

Art Bell presents investigative journalist Linda Moulton Howe with a detailed report on accelerating global environmental change. Howe reveals that Dutch scientists have discovered man-made chemical compounds in sperm whales feeding at 3000 feet, demonstrating that toxic pollution has penetrated far deeper into ocean ecosystems than previously understood. She documents the worldwide retreat of glaciers, noting that Spain has lost half its glaciers since 1980 and Montana's Glacier National Park is projected to lose all of its ice within the next century.Howe interviews Dr. Greg Wiles of the College of Wooster, who reports that Alaska's temperatures have risen five degrees Fahrenheit since 1968, exactly as global warming models predicted for northern regions. This accelerated warming is causing permafrost to melt, dropping the water table below tree roots and killing vast stands of white spruce across Alaska's boreal forest.Geophysicist Dr. Mike Meyer of the University of Colorado discusses projected sea level rise of approximately half a meter by 2100. He explains that even modest rises translate to 150 feet of coastline retreat due to flat coastal slopes, threatening wetlands and freshwater estuaries worldwide. Meyer notes that the polar ice caps remain too cold for near-term catastrophic collapse but urges policymakers to factor rising seas into all coastal development decisions.

Art Bell welcomes independent researcher John Major Jenkins for a deep exploration of the Maya Long Count calendar and its mysterious end date in 2012. Jenkins explains that the Maya tracked a vast 5125-year cycle anchored not to its beginning in 3114 B.C. but to its conclusion, when the December solstice sun aligns with the galactic center in the constellation Sagittarius. He describes how ancient Maya astronomers identified this nuclear bulge of the Milky Way with the naked eye and mythologized it as the womb of the Cosmic Mother.Jenkins presents his thesis that this rare alignment, occurring once every 26,000 years as part of the precession of the equinoxes, represents what the Maya understood as a profound moment of cosmic renewal. He draws parallels between Maya world-age mythology, Christian prophecy, and Terence McKenna's fractal timewave model, all of which appear to converge on the same transformative period.The discussion examines whether this convergence signals spiritual evolution, physical catastrophe, or both. Jenkins interprets the Maya creation myth as depicting the union of cosmic father and cosmic mother, suggesting an era of consciousness transformation rather than simple destruction. Callers challenge him on whether he is sugarcoating the potential for devastating earth changes.

Art Bell interviews Stanislav Lunev, Russia's highest-ranking military defector ever, a former GRU colonel who spent four years spying in Washington D.C. under cover as a TASS news agency correspondent. Lunev describes his intelligence work recruiting American agents and reveals why he chose to defect in 1992, citing the deep corruption connecting Russia's government to organized crime.The conversation turns to Russia's ongoing military preparations against the United States, which Lunev insists the GRU still considers an inevitable conflict. He discusses the massive underground bunker complex being constructed in the Ural Mountains, comparable in size to the Washington D.C. Beltway, designed to shelter Russia's elite during a nuclear war. He also reveals Russian training of international terrorists, including members of the Aum Shinrikyo cult responsible for the Tokyo subway attack.Lunev discloses the existence of a Soviet seismic weapons program codenamed Mercury 18, designed to concentrate natural seismic energy and trigger earthquakes at targeted locations. He claims the devastating 1988 Spitak earthquake was a result of weapons testing and discusses the possibility of a Russian-Chinese military alliance directed against the West.

Art Bell welcomes Richard C. Hoagland and former NSA analyst Vance Davis for a wide-ranging discussion that begins with the mysterious North Korean missile launch over Japan. Davis, one of the "Gulf Breeze Six" military intelligence personnel who went AWOL in 1990, claims current sources inside intelligence agencies told him the missile firing was a deliberate scare tactic aimed at a Japanese nuclear facility rather than a simple test. Hoagland supports this assessment based on his own separate sourcing.Davis recounts how he was recruited into the NSA at age 18 after the agency discovered his childhood training in Silva Mind Control. He describes being tested for psychic abilities including telepathy and psychokinesis. The conversation turns to the extraordinary circumstances surrounding the Gulf Breeze Six case, in which Davis and five fellow intelligence analysts went AWOL from their post in Augsburg, Germany, were jailed for 21 days, then released with honorable discharges after a call from the White House. Davis suggests the charges were dropped because a trial would have exposed classified information about a shadow government operating alongside elected officials.Davis warns that current intelligence points to a potential coup attempt in Russia involving a military general working with Muammar Gaddafi and Osama bin Laden. He expresses concern for President Clinton's safety during his Moscow summit visit and references intercepted communications suggesting a coordinated Islamic fundamentalist campaign against Western interests.

Art Bell hosts remote viewer Major Ed Dames, who had urgently faxed the show days earlier with a warning he wanted broadcast immediately. Dames reminds listeners that roughly two years prior, he predicted a global economic collapse arriving in late spring or summer of 1998 and asserts that the prediction has now materialized. He warns that people fleeing the stock market into U.S. government bonds are making a grave mistake, claiming his remote viewing data shows the United States will default on both interest payments and the bonds themselves.The conversation shifts to the sun, where Dames describes a creeping rise in baseline X-ray flux that concerns him deeply. He connects increasing solar radiation to agricultural devastation, blinded bee populations, and a coming wave of plant pathogens targeting global food crops. Dames predicts millions will die of starvation in 1999, followed by fast-spreading human disease epidemics. He reaffirms his prediction that a catastrophic solar event he calls the "kill shot" remains on the horizon.Richard C. Hoagland briefly joins, citing sources who claim the North Korean missile test was actually a failed attempt to strike a Japanese nuclear reactor. Dames disputes this interpretation, arguing the launch was simply a ballistic test. Dames also provides an update on his search for Amelia Earhart's Lockheed Electra, which he says remote viewing has located underwater near a Micronesian atoll.

Art Bell opens with live coverage of Hurricane Bonnie battering the North Carolina coast, taking calls from residents enduring 100-mile-per-hour winds and widespread power outages affecting 240,000 people. He also reports on a severe geomagnetic storm caused by solar winds exceeding one million miles per hour, noting unusual observations about the sun appearing intensely white with no visible yellow component.Software engineering consultant Edward Yourdon then joins to break down the Y2K computer crisis from the technical side. Yourdon explains that programmers in the 1960s deliberately truncated year fields to two digits, assuming the software would be replaced long before 2000. He reports that according to metrics expert Capers Jones, the point of no return for fixing the problem passed at the beginning of 1998, with only 25 percent of programmers at major companies currently assigned to Y2K work. He identifies the "iron triangle" of utilities, telecommunications, and banking as the critical systems at risk, revealing that zero out of 7,300 U.S. utility companies are currently Y2K compliant.Yourdon shares his personal preparations, including leaving the stock market and relocating from New York City to Taos, New Mexico. He predicts regional blackouts, dirty power conditions lasting weeks, and a recession potentially rivaling the Great Depression.

Art Bell opens with investigative journalist Karl Grossman and environmental activist Jim Warren to discuss a disturbing anonymous phone message received by Warren's organization. A caller identifying himself as a project engineer claims that the failed Titan IV rocket launch on August 12th carried a plutonium-powered RTG device aboard a classified Vortex satellite, and that the Air Force detonation command dispersed 20 pounds of plutonium into particulate matter at 20,000 feet off the Florida coast. The claim remains unverified, but Grossman presents documented government reports showing that the upcoming Cassini space probe flyby could release its 72 pounds of plutonium in respirable particles if the gravity assist maneuver fails.In the second half, clinical psychologist Dr. Trisha McGill and radiation oncologist Dr. Jeff Long discuss near-death experiences. McGill shares detailed NDE accounts featuring verifiable out-of-body observations, including a patient who identified a red warning sticker on the hidden side of a ceiling fan. Dr. Long notes the remarkable consistency of NDE elements across diverse cultures and religious backgrounds.The conversation touches on a mysterious substance known only as "Drug X" that may chemically induce near-death experiences, a prospect McGill expresses willingness to personally investigate.

Art Bell welcomes investigative journalist Linda Moulton Howe to report on the alarming disappearance of amphibians across the United States, where one third of frog, toad, and salamander populations have vanished. Linda connects the crisis to increased ultraviolet radiation from ozone depletion, water pollution, and radium contamination found in New Jersey wells. She also shares eyewitness accounts of orange glowing spheres observed near Pinon Canyon, Colorado, an area with a long history of unusual aerial phenomena and animal mutilations.Parapsychologist Dr. Barry Taff then joins to discuss his 30 years investigating ghosts, hauntings, and poltergeists. Taff reveals his own lifelong psychic abilities, including the capacity to diagnose medical conditions in strangers, a talent that both fascinated and frightened those around him since childhood. His experiences led him to the UCLA parapsychology laboratory, where he became both researcher and research subject.Taff recounts extraordinary cases from his career, including the Hollymont haunting where thousands of coins rained from a ceiling, and a Hyde Park investigation where the apparition of a deceased homeowner physically attacked him before dissolving. He examines the evidence for survival of consciousness after death, weighing whether ghosts represent genuine discarnate intelligence or projections of the living human psyche.

Art Bell interviews Joel Skousen, a high-security designer and consultant who authored Strategic Relocation: North American Guide to Safe Places. Skousen identifies two primary strategic threats facing the United States: the Y2K computer crisis and a future nuclear attack from Russia that he believes Western elites are deliberately inviting.On Y2K, Skousen partially disagrees with Gary North, arguing that while computer systems will not be fully compliant, manual workarounds exist for most critical infrastructure. He warns that the real danger lies in social unrest during a potential two-week disruption period, particularly in dense urban areas like Los Angeles and the major East Coast cities. He recommends contingency planning over permanent relocation for the millennium transition.Skousen then presents his most provocative claim: that President Clinton signed directives removing the launch-on-warning nuclear doctrine, taking missiles off alert, and stripping submarine commanders of autonomous launch authority. Art expresses deep skepticism until his webmaster locates a corroborating statement from Robert Bell of the National Security Council on armscontrol.org. Skousen names twelve high-risk U.S. cities near major military targets and identifies the Intermountain West as the safest region in North America for long-term strategic relocation.

Art Bell dedicates all phone lines to current and former government employees willing to share experiences related to Area 51 and classified military operations. He opens with breaking news that over 1,850 federal workers are employed at the supposedly nonexistent base, citing a forthcoming Scripps Howard report on electromagnetic pulse weapons testing and underground facilities.A retired airborne engineer describes penetrating Area 51 security with a 40 percent success rate during exercises fifteen years prior. A former Palmdale defense contractor details working on the B-2 bomber and encountering an aluminum-titanium composite bound with an uncuttable silk fabric that could only be fabricated at Area 51. An archaeologist recounts hiking 100 miles into the restricted zone following the trail of the 1849 Death Valley wagon train, photographing Papoose Lake, and feeling sustained underground vibrations. A 15-year base operations veteran confirms seeing five star-like objects perform impossible maneuvers overhead but insists everything else at the facility involved classified but conventional military hardware.The broadcast climaxes when a frantic caller claiming a recent medical discharge from Area 51 warns about extradimensional beings infiltrating the military. Mid-sentence, the GE-2 satellite transmission fails completely in one of the most discussed moments in the history of the program.

Art Bell speaks with Efiong Sam, a Nigerian man who claims to be from a lost tribe of Israel located near the coast of Calabar in eastern Nigeria. Sam tells Art that God is alive on Earth, born in 1918 among his people, and that the time for divine judgment has arrived. He says this figure, known as Olumba Olumba Obu, has performed miracles including healing the blind and raising the dead.Sam explains that his tribe traces its ancestry back through Egypt to the original Israelites and that a delegation from the nation of Israel visited Calabar in November 1997. He says he traveled to the United States to deliver this message and to develop a screenplay about the end times for Hollywood. Art presses repeatedly for evidence and Sam points to biblical prophecy, the figure wearing a red garment, and eyewitness accounts of miraculous events.Richard C. Hoagland joins unexpectedly, revealing that Sam had contacted him the same day and that he had independently been planning a research trip to Africa. Hoagland notes the remarkable synchronicity and confirms that anthropological research by Robert Temple supports the historical migration of these tribes from Egypt through West Africa to Nigeria.

Art Bell speaks with a caller identifying himself as Single Seven, a self-described time traveler from the year 2063 whose real name is Jonathan. He claims to be a paleo agriculture technician sent back to collect ancient heat-resistant seeds for hybridization in a future ravaged by deliberately accelerated global warming.Jonathan describes a covert war between humanity and an alien species called the MIM, known in the present as the Greys. According to him, time-traveling weather teams are using satellite-directed EMP pulses to trigger volcanism and warm the planet by 15 degrees to make Earth uninhabitable for the cold-dependent MIM. He says the recent Papua New Guinea tsunami opened his eyes to the human cost of this mission, turning him into a rogue operative hunted by both his own people and the aliens.Listeners call in with questions about crop circles, religion in 2063, and the weaknesses of the MIM. Jonathan says Christianity was diminished after inscriptions on the Ark of the Covenant were traced to earlier mythologies. He urges listeners to search for the satellites controlling the weather modification and warns that humanity has other options for fighting this war without sacrificing millions of lives in the past.

Art Bell opens a dedicated phone line for callers who claim to have physically traveled through time. Inspired by a recent Dreamland interview with Dr. Bruce Goldberg about time travelers living among us, Art reserves his wildcard number exclusively for those who say they arrived here via a machine or device.The calls range from provocative to outlandish. A caller named Jameson claims to be speaking from the year 2035 through a vortex and warns that President Clinton will be the last elected president before Congress is suspended. Another caller identifying as Night Cloud says he originates from 3050 and predicts devastating earth changes and a tsunami in the Pacific Northwest by the end of August. A self-described government agent from the future says he was sent back to prevent a world war by helping remove Clinton from office.Between the time traveler calls, Art reads a NASA study revealing that jet contrails may be creating massive cloud systems and contributing to climate change. He also shares a letter from his bank about Y2K preparations and discusses the GM strike resolution. The night becomes a freewheeling experiment in exploring whether the future is already written or still taking shape.

Art Bell welcomes Whitley Strieber for a wide-ranging conversation that begins with worldwide volcanic unrest from Mount Etna to Popocatepetl and moves into Strieber''s most detailed account of a close encounter. Art debuts a night vision camera pointed toward Area 51 that captures live images of the desert sky every 30 seconds, while Strieber describes a June 6th visit from a small, elderly man who appeared fully human and walked into his Toronto hotel room after a knock on the door.The visitor spoke with extraordinary clarity and told Strieber that the world as we understand it is breaking apart, that the process is already irreversible, and that humanity stands at a transition as significant as when life first emerged from the oceans. He referenced the shift from the age of Pisces to Aquarius and suggested humans were created to survive this moment by expanding consciousness beyond three dimensions. Strieber notes remarkable parallels between this message and information Art received independently on a prior Dreamland broadcast about time travelers and forbidden archaeology.The encounter left Strieber temporarily able to perceive the thoughts of people around him, an unsettling ability that faded within hours. He discusses the implant still lodged in his ear that moved away from a surgeon''s scalpel during an attempted removal. Art and Strieber agree that waiting for outside rescue is futile and that humanity must rely on its own capacity to navigate what lies ahead.

Art Bell opens with an hour of news and open lines covering melting Antarctic glaciers, magnetic compass anomalies reported from Australia, and a bizarre fax about a mysterious P-38 pistol found on Mel Waters'' property that fires silently and never needs cleaning. He then welcomes Albert Taylor, aerospace engineer and author of "Soul Traveler," to discuss a profound personal experience Art had while on vacation in Paris.Art describes lying in a hotel room when, without any warning or the typical buzzing and paralysis associated with out-of-body accounts, he suddenly accelerated upward at tremendous speed. He found himself above Paris looking down on the Eiffel Tower, overwhelmed by an indescribable feeling of ecstasy and joy unlike anything in his prior experience. The sensation was so shocking that he snapped back almost immediately and woke his wife to tell her what had happened.Taylor explains that Art likely experienced a spontaneous etheric projection rather than a standard astral projection, noting the absence of a visible astral body and the profound rapture as indicators of a higher-level experience. He reassures Art that this state represents what consciousness feels like freed from the physical form and suggests the interrupted sleep pattern of vacation life combined with deep relaxation created the conditions for the event. Callers share their own encounters with soul travel and sleep paralysis.

Art Bell welcomes Alex Collier, who claims over 30 years of contact with a human race from the constellation of Andromeda. Collier describes his first experience in 1964 near Woodstock, Michigan, where he lost eight hours as a child and awoke aboard a craft with two beings named Morinay and Vissaeus. He says they showed him a review of his soul''s history spanning roughly 817 years across multiple lifetimes on Earth, Mars, and Venus.Collier presents the Andromedan perspective on human origins, asserting that our DNA carries the genetic heritage of 22 extraterrestrial races and that what scientists label junk DNA holds the key to unlocking racial memory. He claims Earth has been visited and colonized for 22 million years by various races including reptilians, plasma beings, and primates with space travel capability. He discusses how the Anunnaki genetically manipulated early humans and taught prejudice as a tool of division after a planetary rebellion.Art presses Collier on predictions for the coming decade, including the unlocking of genetic memory by 2007, a possible 17-degree pole shift, and an imminent mass daytime flyby by extraterrestrial craft. Collier outlines a protocol for greeting visitors as equals and shares the Andromedan view that human consciousness and the speed of thought are directly linked to the perception of light speed.

Art Bell welcomes Richard C. Hoagland for an expansive discussion of his newly published 50-page hyperdimensional physics paper and its implications for climate change, planetary science, and space exploration. Hoagland opens by questioning why Japan launched a Mars probe five months early into Earth parking orbit, speculating the Japanese may distrust NASA''s Cydonia photographs or fear their earthquake-prone launch site could be destroyed before the December transfer window opens.The conversation shifts to Hoagland''s central thesis that energy output across the solar system is governed by angular momentum and planetary alignments rather than conventional thermodynamics. He presents evidence that Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune all radiate more energy than they receive from the sun, and that their luminosities plot on a straight line dependent solely on total spin energy. He predicts these luminosities will change over short timescales, a testable claim no one at NASA has yet investigated.Hoagland connects record-breaking heat waves, rapid El Nino-to-La Nina shifts, and Antarctic ice core data showing near-instantaneous climate reversals to his model. He argues that ancient pyramids may have functioned as hyperdimensional transducers on a global grid. The show also highlights Arizona politician Frances Barwood''s campaign and her courage in publicly demanding answers about the Phoenix Lights.

Art Bell welcomes Father Malachi Martin, eminent theologian and former Jesuit professor at the Vatican''s Pontifical Biblical Institute, for a sweeping discussion of the Roman Catholic Church''s decline and the reality of demonic possession. Martin describes how the Second Vatican Council fundamentally altered core Catholic doctrines on papal authority, marriage, and religious liberty, leading to widespread apostasy rather than mere schism. He warns that the institutional Church is on a downward slope, with practicing Catholics in Europe reduced to roughly five percent.The conversation turns to Martin''s book "Windswept House," a faction novel mirroring the career of Cardinal Casaroli and exposing what Martin calls Satanism within portions of the Vatican. He speaks candidly about the murders of three exorcists and acknowledges that his own safety has been in jeopardy for years. Martin confirms he read the Third Secret of Fatima in 1960 and calls it the defining event for the Church''s near future.Art reads a purported version of the Third Secret on air, and Martin confirms it contains some authentic elements but says the actual text is far more dire. Callers press Martin on free will, guardian angels, and the timeline for coming upheaval. He suggests that within eight years, the world will witness the worst of what the secret foretells.

Art Bell interviews Benjamin Creme, a Scottish artist and esoteric teacher who claims that Maitreya, the World Teacher awaited by all major religions, has been living in London since 1977. Creme describes his first contact with a master of wisdom in 1959, followed by a direct overshadowing experience from Maitreya in which he perceived all past and future events simultaneously. He states that Maitreya has appeared in various forms, including as a refugee woman on a London train and as a stranger in Berkeley, California.Creme attributes major world events to Maitreya's behind-the-scenes influence, including the end of the Cold War, German reunification, and the fall of apartheid in South Africa. He addresses the Antichrist question directly, arguing it refers to a destructive energy force rather than an individual, and that it already manifested through Hitler and the Axis powers. He predicts Maitreya will appear on a major American television network following a global stock market crash originating in Japan.Callers react with opinions ranging from enthusiastic support to deep suspicion. Art questions why a being of such power would need electronic media or newspaper advertisements, noting that a 1982 prediction of Maitreya's public declaration never materialized. A caller claiming to be the Antichrist himself predicts world awareness before 1999.

Art Bell welcomes brain researcher Neil Slade for an exploration of untapped human mental abilities, centered on the concept of cloud busting. Slade explains the three-layered structure of the brain: the reptile brain computing basic survival and self-defense, the mammal brain adding emotions and social behavior, and the frontal lobes handling creativity, intuition, and advanced consciousness. He argues that cultural conditioning keeps most people locked in reptile brain reactivity, leaving the vast frontal lobe circuitry dormant.Slade examines a mysterious photograph captured on Art's webcam during a previous broadcast with a Satanist caller, interpreting the anomalous light pattern as visible brain energy being released through the frontal lobes at a moment of profound psychological shift. He describes the amygdala as a gateway switch that directs neural energy either backward into defensive mode or forward into higher consciousness.The discussion turns to cloud busting, where Slade describes videotaping himself dissolving specific clouds through focused mental energy projected from the frontal lobes. He explains the technique requires a windless day and a calm meditative state. Art confirms his own experience using concentration to hit consecutive green traffic lights across Las Vegas, and references Princeton University research proving minds can influence random number generators.

Art Bell returns from vacation in Paris and welcomes James Redfield, author of The Celestine Prophecy, for a wide-ranging discussion about spiritual consciousness and humanity's crossroads. Redfield argues that earth changes, environmental destruction, and social crises represent a collective wake-up call, and that individual spiritual awareness can genuinely alter outcomes. He shares a story about a single person's intuition saving ancient forests from clear-cutting legislation through an unlikely chain of events.The conversation examines the tension between growing spiritual awareness and accelerating materialism. Redfield contends that two people operating in higher consciousness can outweigh hundreds living in ordinary materialistic awareness. Art pushes back with concerns about the overwhelming forces of corporations and human nature, but Redfield maintains that heroic individuals within institutions can shift entire cultures from within.Redfield describes synchronicity as the central measure of spiritual consciousness, explaining that alert expectation and connection to higher self opens doorways of meaningful coincidence that guide people toward their true purpose. He reveals that during the 1998 Iraq crisis, a coordinated prayer vigil coincided with the peaceful resolution, suggesting that focused spiritual intention can influence world events.

Art Bell welcomes back self-described prophet Sean David Morton to review his remarkably accurate predictions from earlier broadcasts. Morton discusses his forecasts about President Clinton's political troubles, correctly predicting the Paula Jones case dismissal and emerging China scandals. He asserts that Clinton will leave office due to health problems and that China-related controversies, not sexual scandals, will ultimately be his undoing.The conversation shifts to earth changes, where Morton presents a theory linking the nuclear tests by India and Pakistan to earthquake activity on the opposite side of the globe, specifically along the New Madrid fault and in the Appalachian region. He describes his method of running his hands over maps to detect energy signatures and predict geological events. A listener emails during the broadcast confirming a 3.4 magnitude earthquake near Omaha, matching Morton's prediction about the antipodal effects of the Afghan quake.Morton also addresses the HAARP project, describing military applications including ionosphere hardening, jet stream manipulation, and potential weather modification. He forecasts severe heat waves across the American Southwest, massive wildfires in Colorado and California, and warns of coming power grid failures tied to electromagnetic shifts in the planet.

Art Bell hosts a Dreamland episode featuring two segments that span science and the soul. Linda Moulton Howe reports on cesium-137 radioactive contamination spreading through European steel from improperly scrapped materials, including concerns about old Russian nuclear submarines entering the global scrap market. She also covers the debate over asteroid tracking after the 1997 XF-11 scare, interviewing nuclear physicist Dr. Edward Taliaferri about planetary defense strategies and the Y2K computer threat.Phil Cousineau joins to discuss his book "Soul Moments," exploring the distinction between ordinary coincidence and what Carl Jung termed synchronicity. He shares remarkable stories, including a shipwreck tale involving three survivors centuries apart all named Hugh Williams, and a personal experience where his estranged father sent him the same book he had just discovered, with identical favorite passages marked.Cousineau connects synchronicity to Joseph Campbell's philosophy of following one's bliss, suggesting that meaningful coincidences serve as confirmations of being on the right life path. Callers share their own uncanny experiences with dreams, animals, and chance encounters that changed their lives.