Our newest feature for Coast Insiders, The Art Bell Vault, features an expanding curated collection with two vintage shows added to the mix each Wednesday. This week's new programs explore odd aerial anomalies, beginning with a fascinating episode from 2/22/01 in which Art spoke with Jose Escamilla about the mysterious and curious flying phenomenon known as 'rods.' The researcher postulated that perhaps these oddities are heretofore undiscovered creatures living in our skies and noted that they appear to 'swim' through the air by way of a wave action. Escamilla also shared accounts of people who claimed to have captured these anomalous forms, only for the rods to quickly crumble into a fine dust.
Next, we journey back to May 6th, 1999 for a riveting edition of the program wherein investigative journalist William Thomas talked to Art about his research into chemtrails, which at the time had just begun to enter the public consciousness. The researcher posited that these mysterious aerosol vapors were, in fact, part of a clandestine government weather modification program that leaves a toxic residue in our environment. A number of purported pilots as well as a man who claimed to be a senior flight engineer for Boeing called into the program during Thomas' appearance with alleged insider information about their experiences with chemtrails.
These classic programs have commercials and breaks removed and are presented in multiple-platforms-- available on-demand for Mac, Windows, IOS, and Android. Many of them feature rare "5th" hours of content from back in the 90s when the show had a longer running time. We do include Art's beloved bumper music, which became such an indelible part of his program.
And for the true Art Bell fan, we offer different listening options to fine-tune your experience, such as guest only, and full show streams. Coast Insiders, we're very happy to bring this new offering to you at no additional charge to your subscription! We welcome your feedback.
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