Art Bell

[aldousburbank]

The Lena thing is a "joke".

[onan]

The Lena thing is a "joke".

Lena is no joke, my friend.

[Queen]

Nabila was having a planned C section this morning, and MV has been posting here and there since this afternoon.   He already knew it was going to be a girl, and they had already named her Lena.

I hope someone can rip the mp3 of Art's well wishes from last night's show.  I think it was during the second hour...it sounded so heartfelt.

Maybe art and mv should meet up and talk about being dads.  Wait nevermind. Mv would croke if he met art lol.  Not a good idea

[chefist]

Lena is no joke, my friend.

Onan...was Lena the "Russian" poster? Or something else?

[Queen]

The Lena thing is a "joke".

Its a boy was a joke

[aldousburbank]

Onan...was Lena the "Russian" poster? Or something else?

Yes, the lady in red.

[lonevoice]

The Lena thing is a "joke".

Are you sure?  He said her name was going to be Lena and that some of the old-timers should get a laugh out of that (because of the former forum loony).  But I understood that really was going to be her name. 

[chefist]

Yes, the lady in red.

Thanks, Aldous...I read those posts...only 2-3 months and then...PUFF...gone...

[onan]

Onan...was Lena the "Russian" poster? Or something else?

That was her claim. Definitely an Alex Jones fan.

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[fromwomewhere outthere]

Art,

It seems that you are thoroughly enjoying this.

Congrats on taking the right path.

[bielek]

Art, I want the bumper music on the archive shows. What do we need to do to make that happen?

[nooryisawesome]

Art, I want the bumper music on the archive shows. What do we need to do to make that happen?

Did you listen last night? He stated he would need to charge $50 a month.

I'd probably sign up but I don't think many would.

[jazmunda]

Who's ready for some Open Lines?

Should Art do a special open lines night or just take calls?

Which special open lines topic would you like to hear?

https://youtu.be/mYk-9D8Kcbg

[Spinner]

Which special open lines topic would you like to hear?

Time travelers!

[Morgus]

Time travelers!

Yes! Thats my suggestion also, its been a long time...

[Bad Grandma]

Who's ready for some Open Lines?

Should Art do a special open lines night or just take calls?

Which special open lines topic would you like to hear?

OhhiArtthisBillTheAmateurAstronomerfromHartfordI'msogladyou'rebackontheairlistenIwanttotalkaboutthreethingstonightfirstofallIneedtochallengeGrahamHancock'sassertionthatblahblahblah

[nooryisawesome]

Time travelers!

Men in black, alien abductees, people who have had experiences with "monsters" , and Ghost stories, or mostly likely it will be anything goes.

OhhiArtthisBillTheAmateurAstronomerfromHartfordI'msogladyou'rebackontheairlistenIwanttotalkaboutthreethingstonightfirstofallIneedtochallengeGrahamHancock'sassertionthatblahblahblah

The amateur atheist is one of the worst callers in the history of radio.

[gdwarner]

So Bella Haven is on the same time as RCH ? I tried to listen to RCH last night, but became sleepy. :/

I have to say I was very happy when I heard that Richard had Dr. Joseph P. Farrell as his guest tonight ... and the subject was going to be the psychic connection between hyperdimensional physics and the environment, essentially ...

[nooryisawesome]

Not sure if its been psoted or not but:

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/art-bell-might-just-re-reinvent-radio-mark-lipsky

[serenity]

Couldn't resist

[SredniVashtar]

There may be some butt hurt because we Americans don't have those panty dropping accents you Brits do.

I have noticed the phenomenon of which you speak, but I just presumed it was due to the inferior quality of American elastic.

[CornyCrow]

I am NOT a scientist, I am philosopher, so that may explain a bit where I am coming from as well.

Sure.  It was my understanding that science deals in facts.  They may have a theory of how things work but that theory will/should change as new factual data comes along.  That was the argument with religion, that religions (most) are dogma driven and often will not change with the discovery of contradicting data. 

[ItsOver]

"Years from now, the radio industry may just look back on this Web-to-Broadcast event as one that shook up the way AM/FM broadcasters secure programming content.  But for now, third-shift workers, insomniacs and fans of the genre are just pleased to have Art Bell back on the air, engaging and entertaining from the intersection of science and science fiction."

Hehehe...tremendous.

[SredniVashtar]

Sure.  It was my understanding that science deals in facts.  They may have a theory of how things work but that theory will/should change as new factual data comes along.  That was the argument with religion, that religions (most) are dogma driven and often will not change with the discovery of contradicting data.

Theists love to pull out the old, 'we are very similar, it's just that we believe In God and you believe in Science', as if that made any sense at all. You don't need to 'believe' in a scientific principle because it can be shown as an observable reality - it exists whether you believe it or not. That's not quite the same thing as a sky fairy watching your every move, which only derives its potency from the willingness of people to take it seriously.

[FightTheFuture]

Theists love to pull out the old, 'we are very similar, it's just that we believe In God and you believe in Science', as if that made any sense at all. You don't need to 'believe' in a scientific principle because it can be shown as an observable reality - it exists whether you believe it or not. That's not quite the same thing as a sky fairy watching your every move, which only derives its potency from the willingness of people to take it seriously.

How`s science doing with regard to explaining the Shroud of Turin?

Love to hear your scientific explanation.

[SredniVashtar]

How`s science doing with regard to explaining the Shroud of Turin?

Love to hear your scientific explanation.

No idea. I leave omniscience to the religious mob, who are so good at that sort of thing. Just saying 'holy jee-zus, it's a meerikull!!' to everything that you are too lazy to look into properly is about as lameass as it gets. It's interesting that those who diss science tend to change their tune when they bust a hernia open or have to get on a plane. They can pray to the sky fairy to get the hernia fixed, or sprout wings, but I don't fancy their chances of success.

[FightTheFuture]

No idea. I leave omniscience to the religious mob, who are so good at that sort of thing. Just saying 'holy jee-zus, it's a meerikull!!' to everything that you are too lazy to look into properly is about as lameass as it gets. It's interesting that those who diss science tend to change their tune when they bust a hernia open or have to get on a plane. They can pray to the sky fairy to get the hernia fixed, or sprout wings, but I don't fancy their chances of success.

Easy, Francis. I just asked you a simple question. I mean, it`s a piece of cloth with an image on it. You`d think by now the world`s greatest scientists would have come up with a perfectly scientific explanation, seeing how...you know, the "sky fairy" couldn`t have miracled it on there.

[SredniVashtar]

Easy, Francis. I just asked you a simple question. I mean, it`s a piece of cloth with an image on it. You`d think by now the world`s greatest scientists would have come up with a perfectly scientific explanation, seeing how...you know, the "sky fairy" couldn`t have miracled it on there.

I gave you a simple answer, I don't know. You can go for the most fat-headed explanation available to you, or you can opt for the more sensible one - that we don't have all the answers, therefore it is an open question. Science gradually peels away layers of superstition. I don't expect the Shroud to be any different.

Are we talking about the Son of Man here, or some sort of Walmart-version of David Copperfield, which is how you seem to view him? Does the veracity of Christian teaching rely on a conjuring trick? If it were explained to be a fraud would that mean your faith would disappear?

[FightTheFuture]

I gave you a simple answer, I don't know. You can go for the most fat-headed explanation available to you, or you can opt for the more sensible one - that we don't have all the answers, therefore it is an open question. Science gradually peels away layers of superstition. I don't expect the Shroud to be any different.

Are we talking about the Son of Man here, or some sort of Walmart-version of David Copperfield, which is how you seem to view him? Does the veracity of Christian teaching rely on a conjuring trick? If it were explained to be a fraud would that mean your faith would disappear?

I think the "sky fairy" made it. 


P.S. You should get outside. Get some sunshine. It`ll help.