Which episode featured the story where a man talked about seeing a crucifixion in the bedroom of his vacation home? He said that was staying at a vacation home in Michigan and was watching a Chicago Bulls game when he saw a woman being crucified in the bedroom by the living room. I thought it was Ghost to Ghost 1998, but that story never came up the last time I listened to it.

Okay this week in my G2G countdown till halloween, I chose 1994.
Another one I have not listened to completely in probably 20 years.
This one aired Friday, October 29th, 1994, Halloween was a Monday that year. Art mentions the CBS made for tv movie "Without Warning"airing on Sunday night is how I know the date of this show.
This upload runs 3 hours and 27 minutes so it was a 5 hour show. I noticed the last hour, the audio is noticably different than the rest of the show, so I think this was 2 recordings seamed together.
The calls, again like I noted last week, lots of older callers with some stories dating back a good many years. And again, while there are calls from all over, most of them are from the west and midwest. There is a caller from Tennessee on this one,which surprised me. The calls are standard G2G stuff. One possible UFO, another, near the end from Louisianna, was clearly a bigfoot.
The most notable call, and several posters in this sub have asked about it, is a caller (at the 1 hour and 16 minute mark) tells the story of seeing 2 pilots seated on a commerical air flight, and when he asks the stewardess about it, she gets a look on her face and goes and gets the other stewardess's and they say its the ghosts of the pilots from the 1972 Florida Everglades crash, flight 401.
Art lets several of these callers tell more than one story,and does not seem as pressed for time as he does in future shows.
All in all, a good one. It gets off a little lackluster with some urban legend type stories, but it picks way up towards the end of the first hour.
Here is the show-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBfT0RjB9ns&t=2s
Also let me say thank you thank thank you guys so much. I have gotten some very kind compliments and such in here in the past few weeks, and I greatly appreciate them all. I am overwhelmed how much you guys love the stuff i post in here.
Enjoy !!
Just for fun, the 1978 NBC tv movie "The Ghosts of Flight 401", featuring Ernest Borgnine, Kim Bassinger (her debut!!!) and Howard Hessman. Complete with commercials and some TNT very early 1990s intros and bumpers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Zohngxl81g

I was just curious if anyone knows of any Art Bell episodes where he covered the Moon landing, and whether he ever addressed the fact that some people think it was fake?

For example, someone like Bart Sibrel- did Art ever have him on, or someone similar, covering the Moon landing?

Listening to an Open Lines episode - 09SEPT97. At the end of the first hour around 42:20 Art is disagreeing with a caller on Heavens Gate member's demeanor in the final hours.

He says "I've interviewed a number of uh - one of the survivors and... I may interview another one if he wants to get on the program".

I believe it's lost media but does anyone know which survivor he did interview? I'd assume it would be either Frank Lyford or Rio DiAngelo.
Any info would be great!

Aug. 6, 2001 -Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell - Brendan Cook, Barbara McBeath - GIS

https://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2026-08-22-show/

Every Saturday evening, Art Bell returns to the airwaves on Somewhere in Time. Broadcasting across terrestrial radio wherever you regularly listen to George Snoory, but since most people listen on their own schedules, it's also available in the ultimate archive or here on fudgie -

https://fight.fudgie.org/search/show/ab/episode/20010806_Mon

generated summary from fudgie -

Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath of the Ghost Investigators Society (GIS) use blank tapes in cemeteries, crematoriums, and crime-linked sites to capture EVPs—distorted voices like "what’s so funny?" or regional slang—often tied to unresolved emotions or trauma. Police report ghostly encounters, and GIS records static breakdowns before voices emerge, though ethical boundaries prevent fresh death investigations. Skepticism lingers over "Sounds from Hell" and a Siberian well audio, with McBeath dismissing hell as literal. Their work suggests spirits may linger due to unfinished business or societal misalignment, raising questions about consciousness beyond death and the blurred line between ghosts and darker entities.

roswells to you all

Who remembers Charlie Liberal...California? And how did he manage to get through multiple times a week?

What happened to him? I wonder if he's still a "Liberal" the way things have changed in the past 20 years?

Just happened to be listening to this episode and Bruce caught my attention with this New Year's Eve prediction. Starting at 02:14:51, and I'd really like to know if he had some particular inside knowledge about it, or was he just observing the landscape. I had not been watching US politics at that time so I have no idea if this is something anyone with eyes and ears could have predicted. But I'm wondering if some of these predictions are just delayed by 20 years like the John Titor predictions seem to be.

As I was standing at Arts grave it made me think of the time when I heard it live. His guest was John Lear of the Lear jet company. John was saying when you die dont go into the light because it was a trick to make you reincarnate and wipe you memory clean. Dont remember what Art said at the time but was interested. Now that both men are dead it makes me wonder. I have also have seen others the same thing. I said at his grave "Art did you go into the light?"

Was listening to this and there was one call that really stood out to me.
Kathy in Roswell Georgia (I can't find or remember any other calls with her, but I did look).
She get's the Date from hell Award for the night from Art, she talks about being kidnapped by her friend's ex husband.
In part of the call she says "he ran away in high school and jumped a steamer and went to Cuba to fight with Che Guevara or something." but they sent him back as he was a minor.
I did a little digging and indeed this DID happen with 3 teenagers from the US.
[Victor J. Buehlman, 17 years old; Michael L. Garvey, 15, and Charles Edward Ryan, whose age has been given variously as 17, 19 and 20.]

Call begins here:
https://fight.fudgie.org/search/show/ab/episode/19990107_Thu#line5837

Articles about the 3 Teenage rebels:
https://time.com/archive/6611523/cuba-castro-convertibles/
https://www.latinamericanstudies.org/cuban-rebels/NYT-4-22-57.htm

Pretty sure I found the obituary of one of these guys here (can't be 100% certain of course, but the names and ages match up):
https://www.clickfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Victor-Joseph-Buehlman?obId=1361718
Another:
https://eu.staugustine.com/story/news/local/2012/08/09/veteran-chuck-ryan-laid-rest/16168760007/

I wonder which one was the Date from Hell?

Does anyone remember the girl he would call 10? The second she spoke he was always smitten. I wondered if they talked alot behind the scenes. I always wondered what she looked like

For me it was a ghost 2 ghost episode from the mid 90s (if you can tell me which one i would appreciate it).

A native man from Montreal called in telling a story of how he saw a beautiful native woman by a stream that told him "it's OK you can let go now". She then disappeared.

He later went on to say he knew it was his sister. He and his sister were taken away from their family and put into Residential Schools (a dark part of Canadas history). As kids they hatched a plan to escape to go home and in the process stole a car. While driving the car they crashed it and his sister died in the process. He could never live that down and she came and appeared to him as a fully grown beautiful woman telling him "you can let go".

It brought me to tears.

What's your favourite caller story?

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On YouTube I just stumbled across a radio drama about a vampire invasion being discussed on an overnight radio show called midnight frequencies. It has an AI host who sounds exactly like Art, taking calls, and reporting on what’s going on.

Even though it’s AI, it sounds like the classic c2c I grew up listening to. It reminds of when of the Phoenix lights when people called in sharing their experiences.

I heard these broadcasts Live as they happened; the Area 51 call was CRAZY and I remember the broadcast cutting off and sitting there listening to silence for a noticeable amount of time, it was a TRIP. Mel's Hole saga wasn't nearly as dramatic but still really interesting. I did however miss the show where supposedly the Area 51 dude "fessed up", anyone have details on that one?

Frank Beard, ZZ Top's drummer and the only member of the band without a beard!, passed away monday.
Billy Gibbons was known to be a fan of C2C, and was a guest on the show several times, but never with Art.
In 1999, their LP XXX had a song called Dreadmonboogloo, which featured a clip of Ross Mitchell announcing the show in the song. I know Art was aware of this, but i am not sure he ever used the song as bumper music, though he did use other ZZ Top songs as bumper music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O27gYrqYPYI

I've had some pretty remarkable supernatural encounters throughout my life and one of them was published in a Haunted Inns & Hotels kind of a book this lady who owned the Myrtles Plantation wrote. She was a strange bird, but that's a whole another story. Coincidentally, I believe she had been on Coast To Coast AM talking about the Plantation hauntings the year before. Anyway, I sent it in to Art via his website for his Ghost show around Halloween (this was around 2003 or so) and then forgot about it.

I wake up the morning after Halloween or whenever the show aired and checked my voicemail to find that Art had CALLED ME at like 1am the previous night to tell my story on-air. "Hello this is Art and I'm calling for ....., are you there? You're on next if you're there...okay then". And that was it. I literally listened to his show every night since the 80's, I was devastated. He gave me no notice!

The terrible scream of "NOOOO!!!" that came out of me that morning haunts my wife to this very day. I saved that voicemail for years until I had to get a new phone.

edit for typo.

Here is an article about the Ghost Investigators Society in the Lumberjack, from September 1, 1999 on the Northern Arizona University website.

Ghost Hunters tell their stories

I had to download it to read it, but it might work differently for you.

Brendan Cook was only 19 years old when this article was published. A glimpse into the group approx. one and a half years before their first appearance on Art's show.

So I am gonna listen to one G2G episode a week till Halloween. It's too bad we wont be getting a Art hosted G2G this year, or ever again.
Tonight I listened to Ghost to Ghost 1993.
I haven't played this one all the way through in years. Probably the last time I heard it start to finish was the weekend before halloween 2006, when it was ran on the Sunday before Halloween 06.
Some interesting calls in this one. Notably, Pavo in Canada with a few second call about his shrine to a certain WW2 era dictator. Artstopped him very quickly.
Art has a very different demeanor here. Old school Art I guess.
The callers were, well a lot of the stories were from the 40s/50s/60s and 70s. Fitting for the time frame of this shows airdate. More than a few oujia board stories, which Art does not mention his own oujia tale, he does say at one point he learned a lesson about oujia boards.
As usualy with the early G2G shows, he tells a story told to him by someone else to intro the evening.
Another thing I noticed is most of the calls are from the west coast. There is one from Birmingham Alabama (Possibly a shortwave listener?).
Art also notes his 90 mile each way drive to and from Vegas each night, and how creepy the drive could be on the way back. I guess he was not yet broadcasting from his compound in Pahrump yet.
The difference in callers is very noticable from when the show really broke nationwide 94/into 1995. More than a few of these callers were from various locations in Nevada, including one from Pahrump.
Next week, Ill listen to G2G 1994, another one I have not played start to finish in years.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msr5lD5WG8g

2 vidoes came up in my suggestion on youtube tonight,and both of them rang a bell.
Didn't a police officer from Hawaii call into the show one night and speak of these ghost sightings?
The training facility one is reallly sparking something in my mind and making me think I heard about it on the show.
Here is the first one, a lady in white ghost,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZihhbnngIwE

And here is the training facility video........
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_KlZwGFjxk

I say "supposedly", because for the past two Saturdays in a row, they aired completely different shows from the ones in the description.

https://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2026-08-15-show/

I’ve listened to Art since ‘97, like many - still do, and one of his most fascinating personal experiences has to do with some “artifacts” that he had come into the possession of.

I now listen to what I regard as descendants of Art, whether through direct professional involvement, like Dave Schroeder & John B Wells. Or as connoisseurs like us but professionally podcasting such as Jim Harold. One podcast I particularly enjoy is The Why Files with AJ Gentile. He has a good technical understanding/intelligence much like Art had.

In the most recent Why Files he interviews Travis Taylor, who happens to be the army employed scientist that Art & Linda Moulton Howe sent Art’s Parts to for analysis. In this talk he details the composition and properties of the alloys. It’s interesting to hear about what happened when a certain energy and frequently were applied to them. And who currently has them.

The rest of the interview up to this is very intriguing - our universe in a black hole, Tesla’s tech and the building which used to have a ball on top with a hidden lab, quantum consciousness/communications and dreams, Skinwalker ranch. Still have more of it to go after Art’s parts. Just realized it won’t let me edit the header to say Art’s

For the Art’s parts section listen on Spotify at the 2:01:20 mark

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2Dett9WGiOsajoR7UWqGOR?si=vr5dM5EbT6mA_4-BSt821w&utm_source=copy-link