I heard the Kreskin was never to be on Coast to Coast again because of his UFO prediction and his lame responce to it????? Anyone heard that?

I have that segment on the hard drive or CD-ROM... Art & Kreskin did have a falling out over Kreskin's UFO hypnotism stunt. Kreskin called into the show and Art lowered the boom on him and banned him for life... Geez, who is going to ban Art for life... After all, Art comes and goes so often that the show sufferred from it....

Magic and Art Bell..............Hmmmmmmmmm, interesting. I like him cause he is open minded.

Riley G the show has not suffered, that's, maybe your opinion but the ratings say different. Art has a format that is successful because it's different & it's not the same stale political talk that's on the air in the daytime.

No one is going to ban Art.. the format is bigger than him.

If you want to see the strangest thing that appeared on Art's show, go to http://www.snopes.com and do a search for "Well to Hell."

This was the best hoax that was ever perpetrated on the public.

If you like Art Bell, then Jeff Rense might be of interest. I've rarely listened to either, but they seem to play in the same sandbox, so to speak.

http://www.jeffrense.com

Check it out. We had a weather balloon crash into our backyard last week. After listening to Art Bell for almost ten years, I finally made the front page of his website:

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/

Candini

I'm familiar with Art Bell although I've never actually sat down to listen to his show as it was broadcast live.
My initial sense that Bell has an "agenda" quite apart from entertainment was strengthened greatly when he had as his guest Ben Chertoff, the 25-year-old "chief researcher" of "Popular Mechanics" magazine's recent rather notorious 9/11 whitewash. Not only did Bell glaringly fail to inquire as to whether Chertoff was related to the USA's newly-designated head of "Homeland Security" Michael Chertoff (a glaringly obvious question, especially for someone so deeply involved in something related to 9/11) but Bell also bashed those who belong to the 9/11 skeptics movement. The irony of Art Bell, who hosts a radio show featuring serious discussions with people, for example, who believe that the Earth is hollow or that man never landed on the Moon, lambasting those (including engineers, scientists and firefighters) who question the "official" version of 9/11 was striking.
(Incidentally, Ben Chertoff was later finally asked, by a different media figure, if he was related to Michael Chertoff and he replied, "I don't know." It was then learned that they were, in fact, cousins.)
So no, Chad, I'm not too much of an Art Bell fan.




Well, when demolitions engineers, scientists, firefighters and others claim -- and provide detailed reasons for -- their belief that the Twin Towers were collapsed in a controlled demolition FINALLY Bell finds the theory he "can't buy."

I love the Art Bell show, but I cannot stand all the commercials, and how long the commercial breaks are - and it seems that most of the shows deal with sujects I have no interest in. I like Ghost 2 Ghost, EVPs, and when they talk about people's UFO sightings. Recently Loyd Auerbach from the PEA was interviewed. That was pretty cool. Lon glive Art Bell!

Kaylan

It surely fills the gap for those of us who work the latenight hours....

Sad news, Art Bell's wife died suddenly a few nights ago. Her name was Ramona and they had been married 15 years. Just saw a photo taken on New Years Eve with her and Art at the stroke of midnight in his broadcast studio.