Midnight In The Desert

[DarKPenguiN]

She said it while describing her skype lines, I think.

Yeah she said it a couple times and played that recording of Art also saying it.

[mgordon]

She said it while describing her skype lines, I think.

That's fine,  I think.   I really mean the words.   She didn't say Midnight In The Desert.

[SpookyTim]

It may have been terrible, but it was a bonding experience that brought us all closer for having gone through it together.

[DarKPenguiN]

It's stunk on ice, Whitley was awful we heard about Anna and his book, we heard screened calls. Let's not mention the constant dropping, I'm not sure why anyone whatever give Heather a cent of their money.

Well I must say you got to give it a hard he has such a loyal fan base that most of them are willing to subjective selves to such other garbage.

I'm surprised it was as bad as it was- I'm also surprised that this is what consisted of her rendition of a 'memorial/remembrance' show to Art.

[Bluejay]

You mean like when you hear the snap of the rubber glove and the doc whispers..."relax" ?

[mnbmnbmnb]

I didn't listen to Heather so much a couple months before she left. At that time was she in the habit of screening calls like she has been doing?

[21st Century Man]

Nope,. College is already paid for.

What if she decides to be a little rebel?  Gets a sleeve of tattoos and starts doing drugs.  It has happened to many like that.  It could happen.

[zeebo]

Glad you made it through. This was really something that had to be experienced live

I caught both of HW's last two interviews, plus this show.  I feel that's achieving a kind of triple crown of cringing.

#NeverAgain
#TidePods

[Dyna-X]

KCAA Loma Linda played HW live, although the stream cut out 20 times at least there as well. Highlight of the night, the missing Marlboro 100 cigarette, or maybe that was just smoke.

[Corona Kitty]

I'm surprised it was as bad as it was- I'm also surprised that this is what consisted of her rendition of a 'memorial/remembrance' show to Art.

I really hope that wasn't what it was... Holy shit.

[TigerLily]

It may have been terrible, but it was a bonding experience that brought us all closer for having gone through it together.

Kumbaya

[21st Century Man]

It may have been terrible, but it was a bonding experience that brought us all closer for having gone through it together.

LOL. You said it, bro.

[TigerLily]

I caught both of HW's last two interviews, plus this show.  I feel that's achieving a kind of triple crown of cringing.

#NeverAgain
#TidePods

You're our American Pharoah

[Dexwithers]

It may have been terrible, but it was a bonding experience that brought us all closer for having gone through it together.

Amen brother. Amen.

[Lilith]

It's stunk on ice, Whitley was awful we heard about Anna and his book, we heard screened calls. Let's not mention the constant dropping, I'm not sure why anyone would give Heather a cent of their money.

Well I must say you got to give it to art he has such a loyal fan base that most of them (some) are willing to subjective themselves to such utter garbage.

These guests recently, "friends of Art" all talk as though it's a competition for who was the most important person in Arts life.  I get turned off by it.  I keep forgetting that they are not describing ART, but trying to impress us with how important they were to him.  Its as though they are giving cudos to themselves rather then giving a tribute to Art.  Just my impression.

[21st Century Man]

I caught both of HW's last two interviews, plus this show.  I feel that's achieving a kind of triple crown of cringing.

#NeverAgain
#TidePods

The last shows I heard from her were regarding the guy who was abucted by aliens at Devil's Den.  I actually thought she did a half decent job on that pair of shows.

#NeverAgain

[chefist]

Well Wad's show was a steaming pile of horse shit. Now how many pages do I have to catch up on?

[Lilith]

It may have been terrible, but it was a bonding experience that brought us all closer for having gone through it together.

It's that, for sure 

[TigerLily]

Time for me to go classic and fall asleep to the Real Art Bell. Goodnight Children of the Night

[GravitySucks]

Time for me to go classic and fall asleep to the Real Art Bell. Goodnight Children of the Night

Night TL

[21st Century Man]

Time for me to go classic and fall asleep to the Real Art Bell. Goodnight Children of the Night

G'night, TL.

[Lilith]

Well Wad's show was a steaming pile of horse shit. Now how many pages do I have to catch up on?

I stopped by the chat, checked it out, saw a few familiar faces, and left.  Not my kind of place at all. 

[Lilith]

Time for me to go classic and fall asleep to the Real Art Bell. Goodnight Children of the Night

Goodnight 

[yoursongs]

HW seems to have an odd worship for Whitley ShitReaper.  Almost as though he's the next one on the list if you know what I mean.  I know they live far apart, but still.

[Bluejay]

It may have been terrible, but it was a bonding experience that brought us all closer for having gone through it together.

[Cowkiller]

What else is there to do in the desert? HAM. Radio show. Prank calls. Die. The end.

How about meth?

[21st Century Man]

These guests recently, "friends of Art" all talk as though it's a competition for who was the most important person in Arts life.  I get turned off by it.  I keep forgetting that they are not describing ART, but trying to impress us with how important they were to him.  Its as though they are giving cudos to themselves rather then giving a tribute to Art.  Just my impression.

I give Whitley a pass when it comes to that as he did give the eulogy at Art's funeral and co-wrote a book with him.  However, during the last hour or two of the show, I got bored.  I blame Heather primarily but Whitley was rather pathetic too.

[Corona Kitty]

It may have been terrible, but it was a bonding experience that brought us all closer for having gone through it together.

Overall certainly.

These guests recently, "friends of Art" all talk as though it's a competition for who was the most important person in Arts life.  I get turned off by it.  I keep forgetting that they are not describing ART, but trying to impress us with how important they were to him.  Its as though they are giving cudos to themselves rather then giving a tribute to Art.  Just my impression.

Yeah I really don't like that at all. I got the impression that this was all too contrived.

[SciFiAuthor]

I give Whitley a pass when it comes to that as he did give the eulogy at Art's funeral and co-wrote a book with him.  However, during the last hour or two of the show, I got bored.  I blame Heather primarily but Whitley was rather pathetic too.

It was like staring at a brick for two hours. Awful radio.

[21st Century Man]

HW seems to have an odd worship for Whitley ShitReaper.  Almost as though he's the next one on the list if you know what I mean.  I know they live far apart, but still.

He is a widower and successful novelist but he always comes across like he has no money so my guess is Heather will pass.  Maybe he'll marry Airyn.  lol.