In an emotional and unforgettable broadcast, Art Bell hosts his final show of 2002 - and of his Coast to Coast AM tenure - with a mix of reflection, gratitude, and intrigue. Listeners call in with predictions for the coming year, ranging from the eerily plausible to the wildly speculative. Art shares his thoughts on the future, the legacy of the show, and what lies ahead for both him and the world.

Art Bell welcomes George Lutz, the man at the center of the infamous Amityville Horror haunting, for a chilling firsthand account of what really happened inside 112 Ocean Avenue. Lutz recounts the terrifying events that drove his family from their home after just 28 days - from strange odors and cold spots to demonic apparitions. Together, they explore the psychological, spiritual, and paranormal elements of one of the most well-known hauntings in American history.

On Christmas night, Coast to Coast AM revisits one of its most legendary tales: Mel’s Hole. This special compilation features highlights from the January 29 and December 20 broadcasts, chronicling Mel Waters’ bizarre claims about a seemingly bottomless pit in rural Washington State. From government interference and vanishing objects to impossible phenomena, the story of Mel’s Hole continues to fascinate and mystify.

Art Bell returns to one of the show’s most enduring mysteries - Mel's Hole - with new updates that reignite speculation about the bottomless pit of paranormal intrigue. In the second half, Major Ed Dames joins to share his latest findings through remote viewing, including predictions and global threats revealed through psychic reconnaissance.

Art Bell closes out the year with renowned psychic Sylvia Browne, who returns to share her predictions for 2003 and beyond. From global events and political shifts to personal advice and spiritual insights, Browne offers her clairvoyant outlook on what the new year may hold. Blending prophecy with intuition, this episode invites listeners to reflect, prepare, and ponder what lies ahead on both a personal and planetary scale.

Art Bell welcomes back theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku for a fascinating exploration of string theory, the multiverse, and the quest for a unified theory of everything. Dr. Kaku breaks down the mind-bending concepts behind extra dimensions, quantum mechanics, and how string theory could bridge the gap between gravity and the other fundamental forces of nature.

Art Bell is joined by renowned microbiologist Dr. Jon Beckwith for a deep and thoughtful conversation on the ethical dimensions of modern genetics and microbiology. Beckwith, a pioneering voice in both science and bioethics, discusses the societal implications of genetic engineering, privacy in the genomic age, and the lessons of past scientific overreach.

Art Bell welcomes Dr. Steven Greer, founder of the Disclosure Project and CSETI, for a powerful discussion on extraterrestrial contact, government secrecy, and the path to peaceful interstellar diplomacy. Greer shares insider testimony, classified briefings, and his vision of a post-disclosure world, where advanced civilizations could assist humanity in evolving beyond fossil fuels and conflict.

Art Bell welcomes television producer and game show icon Chuck Barris for an unforgettable conversation about his autobiography Confessions of a Dangerous Mind. Barris discusses his double life - claiming to have been a CIA assassin while producing hit shows like The Gong Show. With his signature blend of eccentricity and mystery, Barris reflects on fame, secrecy, and the blurred line between truth and delusion.

Art Bell is joined by Marcus Allen, UK publisher of Nexus magazine, to explore the controversial claim that the Apollo moon landings were faked. Allen questions the photographic evidence, mission logistics, and the political motivations behind the space race. Together, they dive into inconsistencies in NASA's records and the possibility that humanity's "giant leap" may have taken place on a soundstage.