Art Bell: Somewhere In Time Saturday Replays

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to April 8, 1994, when Art was joined by then Colorado state representative, Charles Duke, who discusses the reason for Colorado state sovereignty and why the federal government has too much power at the local level.

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to 9/24/96, for a wild night of Open Lines with topics including werewolves, missing time due to alien abduction, sleep paralysis, and the infamous Art's Parts.

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to 6/16/94 for a night of Open Lines with topics ranging from the Clintons, O.J. Simpson, North Korea problems, and Art turning 49 years old.

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to 7/2/96 for a night of Open Lines with such topics as Area 51, the truth about tobacco, and a power outage across the Southwest that left millions in the dark.

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to 6/24/96 for a night of Open Lines with topics that include an alleged séance that Hillary Clinton participated in so she could speak with Eleanor Roosevelt.

This Is Interesting Listening (It's Like Nothing Changes, With Billary It's ALWAYS Something!!)

MP3 LINK

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to 3/16/98 when astronomer Tom Van Flandern covered such topics as comets, black holes, the Face on Mars, and the exploding planet

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to 7/22/96 for a night of Open Lines discussing the infamous Art's Parts, TWA Flight 800, crop circles, remote viewing, and more.

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to 7/24/96 when Stan Deyo addressed such topic as crop circles, saucers, space, and an earthquake in the Caribbean.

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time travels back to June 6, 1996, when Art hosted a show of Open Lines including a replay of an infamous interview he did with Major Ed Dames, who makes a series of alarming predictions using remote viewing.

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time travels back to July 3, 1996, when investigative journalist James Collier discusses how elections in the United States are completely rigged and fixed from the beginning.

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time travels back to August 13, 1997, when Art Bell interviewed remote viewing expert Ed Dames who gives a wide variety of doom and gloom predictions for the future after remote viewing several high profile targets.

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time travels back to July 3, 1996, when investigative journalist James Collier discusses how elections in the United States are completely rigged and fixed from the beginning.

LISTEN LINK!

http://sitarchive.com/wp-content/upload ... ctions.mp3

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time travels back to 7/4/02 when the topic was Spontaneous Human Involuntary Invisibility, a strange syndrome where people suddenly find themselves invisible in the real world.

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time travels back to 8/15/96 when William Pierce, who wrote the novel The Turner Diaries, talked about how his book was said to have influenced Timothy McVeigh in the Oklahoma City bombings.

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This week Art Bell: Somewhere in Time travels back to 8/19/96 for an evening of Open Lines featuring callers weighing in on the gay marriage debate.