Art Bell investigates the enduring mystery of the Roswell UFO incident with archaeologist Dr. Bill Doleman and forensic illustrator Bill McDonald. Doleman discusses the scientific excavation of the Roswell crash site, while McDonald brings to life eyewitness accounts with detailed reconstructions of the alleged craft. Together, they examine the physical evidence, conflicting testimonies, and deep layers of government secrecy that continue to fuel one of the greatest UFO legends of all time.

Gordon Michael Scallion joins the program to explore the topic of demonic possession - a departure from his usual focus on earth changes and future predictions. Known for his intuitive insights and metaphysical research, Scallion offers a unique perspective on the nature of possession, how it manifests, and what it reveals about spiritual vulnerability and human consciousness.

Howard Rheingold joins the program to discuss the early architecture, cultural impact, and future implications of the Internet. A pioneering thinker on digital communities and virtual communication, he examines how the web has transformed human interaction, access to information, and collective intelligence. He also reflects on early internet culture, emerging technologies, and the societal shifts driven by increasing connectivity.

Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath return with a chilling collection of electronic voice phenomena (EVP) captured during their years of paranormal investigation. In this episode, they present their most unsettling and unexplained recordings - voices from the other side that appear without any known source. The discussion covers their methods, the environments where these voices are most often captured, and what the voices might be trying to communicate.

Richard C. Hoagland presents evidence and theories suggesting the existence of ancient civilizations on Mars. Drawing on space imagery, mission data, and his own independent research, Hoagland discusses anomalous structures, possible artifacts, and the implications of a lost Martian history.

Theoretical physicist Lawrence Krauss discusses the scientific foundations of time travel and the evolving understanding of cosmology. With clarity and precision, he explores the nature of time, the structure of the universe, and what modern physics reveals about the possibility of moving through time.

Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath join the program for a special Halloween edition focused on electronic voice phenomena (EVP). As veteran paranormal investigators, they present a curated selection of their most unsettling audio recordings - voices captured without any apparent physical source. The episode explores the technical process behind EVP, the conditions that seem to trigger these events, and the possible meanings behind the voices.

Graham Hancock discusses archaeological anomalies and historical evidence that challenge mainstream views of human civilization’s origins. Drawing from his global research into ancient structures, myths, and astronomical alignments, Hancock presents a case for a lost advanced culture that predates known history. The conversation explores submerged ruins, cataclysmic events, and the possibility that ancient knowledge was intentionally preserved and passed down.

Dr. Paul Mayewski, a leading climate scientist and glaciologist, discusses the science behind climate change through the lens of ice core data and historical climate patterns. Drawing from decades of polar research, he explains how past environmental shifts inform our understanding of present-day changes and what the future may hold.

Ray Alden discusses emerging theories and technologies related to invisibility, exploring the physics and practical challenges behind rendering objects or individuals unseen. In the second half, former FBI profiler Candice DeLong offers insight into the unfolding investigation of the Virginia Sniper case. She analyzes behavioral patterns, possible motives, and the psychological profile of the suspect, providing a real-time look into criminal profiling during a national crisis.