Art Bell is joined by space researcher Richard C. Hoagland for a provocative discussion about the enigmatic Cydonia region of Mars - home to the famous "Face on Mars" and other puzzling formations. Hoagland presents his case for artificial structures on the Martian surface, linking them to ancient civilizations and hidden knowledge. They explore NASA’s handling of Mars imagery, the potential for a suppressed history of human origins, and what Mars might reveal about our place in the cosmos.

Art Bell is joined by journalist and defense expert Nick Cook for a revealing look into the shadowy world of Zero Point Energy and military black projects. Drawing from his investigation into classified research, Cook discusses the possibilities of breakthrough propulsion technologies, suppressed scientific discoveries, and the role of secrecy in defense innovation. They examine whether the energy of the vacuum could one day revolutionize power and transportation - or if it already has, behind closed doors.

Art Bell talks with legendary rocket inventor Ky Michaelson, known as "The Rocketman," about his pioneering work in amateur and private rocketry. Michaelson shares stories from his decades-long pursuit of high-altitude flight, including his attempts to build and launch the first civilian rocket into space. They discuss the challenges of propulsion, safety, and innovation outside government programs - offering an inspiring glimpse into the daring spirit of independent aerospace exploration.

Art Bell ventures into the shadowy world of the undead with Bishop Sean Manchester, famed for his investigations into real-life vampire legends. Manchester recounts chilling encounters, ancient lore, and the infamous Highgate Vampire case, offering a gripping look into his experiences tracking alleged vampiric entities. Together, they explore the boundary between myth and reality, delving into the dark corners of folklore, faith, and the supernatural. A haunting conversation that blurs the line between horror story and hidden truth.

In a thrilling two-part episode, Art Bell first speaks with renowned storm chaser Warren Faidley, who shares his experiences capturing some of nature's most extreme and awe-inspiring moments through photography. They discuss the science behind severe weather and the adrenaline-fueled world of chasing storms. Later, Art welcomes psychic Stephanie for a journey into the mysterious realm of spirit visitations and psychic phenomena. From the fury of the skies to the whispers of the beyond, this episode offers a riveting blend of the natural and the supernatural.

Art Bell welcomes author and researcher Douglas Mulhall to explore the rapidly advancing world of nanotechnology. Mulhall discusses the potential for microscopic machines to revolutionize medicine, environmental protection, and technology - as well as the risks and ethical questions they raise. Together, they examine how nanotech could reshape human life, from self-repairing materials to radical life extension, and what society must consider as it races toward a future once thought to be science fiction.

Art Bell is joined by trends forecaster Gerald Celente for a riveting discussion about the future of the global economy. Celente shares his insights into economic cycles, political shifts, and emerging societal trends, offering predictions about where the world is headed. Covering everything from financial markets to cultural transformations, this conversation provides a sharp, often provocative look at what tomorrow may hold - and how to prepare for it.

Art Bell welcomes researcher John Cogan to discuss his provocative theories about human history and its hidden timeline. Cogan challenges conventional historical narratives, presenting evidence of ancient civilizations, lost knowledge, and a potential reordering of mankind's story. Together, they explore archaeological mysteries, suppressed discoveries, and the forces that may have shaped - or distorted - our understanding of the past. A compelling conversation that invites listeners to rethink everything they thought they knew about human origins.

Art Bell is joined by author and researcher John Chambers to discuss the legend of Father Ernetti's Chronovisor - a mysterious device said to allow its users to view past events. Chambers explores the origins of the Chronovisor story, the claims surrounding its capabilities, and the Vatican's alleged involvement in suppressing the technology. Together, they unravel the tantalizing possibilities of time viewing and the philosophical implications if such a device were real. A thought-provoking journey into faith, secrecy, and the nature of time itself.

Art Bell explores the eerie world of Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP) with Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society. They present chilling audio recordings that claim to capture voices from beyond the grave and share their methods for gathering evidence of the paranormal. Through unsettling examples and first-hand experiences, the conversation dives deep into the mysteries of spirit communication and the possibilities of life after death. A haunting and unforgettable night on Coast to Coast AM.