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NOTICE: Art Bell announced his retirement from Coast to Coast AM effective Dec 31st, 2002.
This website will retire also. See Webmaster's Farewell Message.
12/27/02 - Fri/Sat
Host: Art Bell
Guest: Richard Hoagland
Website: www.enterprisemission.com
Guest: George Lutz
In 1974, Ronnie DeFeo Jr. made headlines when he murdered his parents and four
siblings in their suburban Long Island home. A year later, George and Kathy Lutz
purchased the sprawling three-story home. But just 28 days after moving in, the family
made a run for it, leaving all their possessions behind. They claimed evil forces haunted
their Long Island home.
Relates Images: House and Boy
12/28/02 - Sat/Sun
Host: Barbara Simpson
Guest: Lauren Weinstein
Lauren is one of the "old" men of the Internet. He created the PRIVACY Forum in 1992,
and has been involved with Internet and other technology issues for well over 25 years,
starting in the early 1970's at the first site on the Defense Department ARPANET (the
ancestor of the Internet), which was located at UCLA. Lauren is quoted as an expert on
a wide range of technology topics and issues of technology's impact on individuals and
society, by a wide range of newspaper and magazine articles, and participates in
numerous local and network radio and television news programs, talk shows, and other
venues where these issues are under discussion.
Website: www.vortex.com
Website: People For Internet Responsibility
12/29/02 - Sun/Mon
Host: Barbara Simpson
Guest: Zeph Daniel
Zeph was born into an elite family, and at an early age, became a failed victim of
satanic ritual abuse and mind control. However, the programming failed because of the
spirit of Zeph.� Minister Zeph claims to have the truth, even if it seems strange to the
mainstream.
Book: Lamb
Website: www.zephreport.com
12/30/02 - Mon/Tue
Host: George Noory
Guest: Art Caplan
Do we own our bodies? Do isolated gene sequences constitute "inventions" that
warrant patent protection? What about cloned organisms, or new life-forms engineered
from preexisting tissue? Do scientists have the right to claim individual patents on and
make profits from the elements of life? How does the profit motive affect our attitudes
toward the value of life? Will patent protection foster or hinder scientific cooperation
and research into diseases? In short, who owns life? Arthur Caplan is the director of the
Center for Bioethics, chief of the Division of Bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania
Medical Center, and the author or editor of numerous books, including THE ETHICS
OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS, with Daniel Coelho.
Website: www.med.upenn.edu/bioethic/
Book: Who Owns Life?
12/31/02 - Tue/Wed
Host: Art Bell (Last Show)
Topic: Annual Prediction Show
2002 Predictions Revealed / 2003 Preditions Taken
Website: Get Your Copy of ArtBell.com Website
So long one and all.......... the webmaster will see you at www.gototalk.com.
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