Who should be the first guest on the new show?

[dan7800]

Art gave his Sunday show - to Whitley Stieber. He gave it or sold it to him - not sure which one - but when he lost all of the affiliate stations that Art had he just started an internet based show. He had some problems with the Dreamland name so he changed the domain from Dreamland to Uknown Country. http://www.unknowncountry.com/dreamland/latest

I am not sure if he lost the show, or the stations just decided to go with Drudge instead. It may just be semantics though.


Dreamland shows were the best.


Like I've always said, I'd have no problem with Art doing a show once a week when he felt like it, and then just a weekly "Dreamland" like show.

[Chocolate coated jackboot]

Jimmy Chunga

[Wintermute]

Linda Moulton-Howe…

Talk about a mixed bag. Her early career in investigative journalism and environmental documentaries was very good. Her strength became her weakness. She reports and investigates with trust and not a lot of bias or bullsh!t detection. Later in her career (she is 73 now) she attempted to stay relevant with cattle mutilations, books on crop circle lights and Ancient Aliens, with peppered appearances on C2C, Dreamland, and several podcasts of varying quality.

I'd love to interview her just to get her professional story. But for informative content on C2C-style subjects... not so much.

[cweb]

Linda Moulton-Howe…

Talk about a mixed bag. Her early career in investigative journalism and environmental documentaries was very good. Her strength became her weakness. She reports and investigates with trust and not a lot of bias or bullsh!t detection. Later in her career (she is 73 now) she attempted to stay relevant with cattle mutilations, books on crop circle lights and Ancient Aliens, with peppered appearances on C2C, Dreamland, and several podcasts of varying quality.

I'd love to interview her just to get her professional story. But for informative content on C2C-style subjects... not so much.

Yeah, LMH would be great. It took a few appearances for me to really appreciate her. It's too bad she's had a little bit of quality/source issues in recent history, because you can tell she really loves the journalistic discipline. And is a great professional.

I agree, a look back at her career would be a great show. Her appearance on Dark City a while ago recalling the cattle mutilations was good stuff. I try to catch her newer reports, but this whole field has been done to death and new developments tend to be super speculative or slow coming.

[MV/Liberace!]

I got the e-mail. What's going on? Is Art Bell part of this?

Art does post here, if that's what you mean.


http://bellgab.com/index.php?action=profile;area=showposts;u=2136

[Kelt]

Christopher Hitchens would be a tremendous guest on a number of levels.

[albrecht]

If no Dan Aykroyd or LMH then I say Trevor Paglen. He has some really cool stuff and well-spoken. His stuff about the badges could even get the RCH, etc going and I'm sure callers would like. But his other stuff regarding secret sites, art, photography, etc is awesome.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trevor_Paglen

[nextgen.fm]

I vote for Henry Kissinger

[AZZERAE]

How 'bout Noory?!


Might make an interesting show.


"How One Man Single Handedly Ruined The Show I Created".

[cweb]

If no Dan Aykroyd or LMH then I say Trevor Paglen. He has some really cool stuff and well-spoken. His stuff about the badges could even get the RCH, etc going and I'm sure callers would like. But his other stuff regarding secret sites, art, photography, etc is awesome.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trevor_Paglen

Yes! The stuff I've seen and heard from Trevor is VERY interesting. He doesn't go TOO far out on a limb and has a lot of evidence.


A split LMH/Trevor ticket would also be pretty cool for Art's first show back.

[Albemuth]

I always liked Jerome Clark too (wrote the UFO Encyclopedia â€" and does occasional book reviews for Fate magazine)…He’s quite knowledgeable and  has a logical, non woo-woo approach to historical UFO incidents…I think he’d manage a good talk with Art…

[PB the Deplorable]

Eddie Coyle

[3OctaveFart]

Eddie Snowden.

[aldousburbank]

Eddie Coyle

Fucking Ding!

[Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost]

Christopher Hitchens would be a tremendous guest on a number of levels.

I would listen to that, especially if he communicated by ouija board from beyond the grave!

[ks3484]

How about a Ouija Board and some Robert Ghostwolf?


coast to coast am, with art bell and robert Ghostwolf, the seven thunders
++++++++++++++++

artbell and robert ghostwolf, the seven thunders, 2nd program

[DanTSX]

maybe Dan Aykroyd?
He could talk about his movies, Belushi, UFOs, his long marriage, Hollywood land, the Blues/Music, vodka, and even bring on his dad and talk about ghosts and spiritualism. It would also be a mix of the paranormal and the more "normal" interviews that Art used to do with songwriters, etc. And could bring in some listeners due to the name recognition. I also wonder about his view on this new Ghostbusters remake movie that Norry raved about (starring all women in it apparently.)

Ackroyd was the first person to come to mind as well, and for all the same reasons.

[DanTSX]

Jimmy Chunga

Lol

[Evil Twin Of Zen]

Joe Bob Briggs

[Kelt]

I would listen to that, especially if he communicated by ouija board from beyond the grave!

Just treat this as Hitchens doing Beat Poetry. Which links in nicely with both this post and the post I made in the "What would Art have done" thread.


http://youtu.be/e_sCfOjSNDI

[Eddie Coyle]

Eddie Coyle

   After 20 seconds, Art would regret his comeback. My Colin Quinn with a tracheotomy voice would cause the final retirement.

     I'm pulling for a Gerald Celente/Jerome Corsi tag team. Those guys are good, but too Garbo-esque!

[Nick el Ass]

My hope is Art will open the show with someone like Neil deGrasse Tyson. Go for a lead off homerun, and never look back.

[ksm32]

John Holmes, for a lengthy interview.

[basswood]

Eddie Snowden.

There were more than a few people calling and emailing Art and his producer for that back before Art shut down again, including me. Still at the top of my list too and probably even more doable now than before.

[Echo]

We need Ed Dames as a guest. We need him to remote view to see if DarkMatter will last until end of 2015.   

[Eddie Coyle]

     Lord Windesmear and Paul Boomer.

[Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost]

Joe Bob Briggs

He would be great, especially if he did half the show as Joe Bob and half as his real identity, John Bloom, the staunch enemy of phony evangelists.  However, I'm nominating Tony Bennett, because he's the coolest person on the planet right now.


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[Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost]

Just treat this as Hitchens doing Beat Poetry. Which links in nicely with both this post and the post I made in the "What would Art have done" thread.

Apt description!  With that tasty jazz accompaniment, he sounds a bit like Ken Nordine with a toff British accent.


"This party's going on forever and you cahn't leave."  That's the afterlife I'm hoping for. 

[Gd5150]

Do you think UFO Phil signed a non compete agreement or do you think Art cold hire him for some more great bumper music? How much would you pay for that? Maybe we could put together a Kickstarter campaign for some UFO Phil music for the dream stream.

[nooryisawesome]

Drudge would be good because he would help advertise the show on his website. Even Rush would be good for the same reason, that should be a major factor in booking the first week.