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@vuzereusazureus2245

5 ай бұрын

Should cover Hutchinson effect too?

@PONO-go3ee

5 ай бұрын

Time In a Bottle ,Time in a Tunnel a Door way Into Alt Space Alt Worlds Parallel to this One With Slight Differences Like Labeling of Trademarks Names , the One Main Thing we They Keep Running From , Momento Mori , ( We all Die ) Remember we all Die ,

@zimskasalamaa

5 ай бұрын

Pls cover second Mexican congress hearing about aliens, 3h of scientist and evidence

@83moonchild

5 ай бұрын

​@zimskasalamaa when did this happen? Where can I find info that isn't too questionable please? I've not heard about this sounds interesting! 😊

@zimskasalamaa

5 ай бұрын

​@@83moonchildnot sure why comment gets deleted, but Maussan TV - live

This reminds me of the story of the kid in south america that converted his room into a shrine to aliens and was apparently being abducted. Wrote a bunch of script on his walls and then all of a sudden disappeared one day. Has WF profiled this story yet?? If not - would love to see this one broken down!!

@benderc.moriarti3419

5 ай бұрын

I think he is brazilian

@pienjopienjo7697

5 ай бұрын

I heard that he just faked his abduction. Not sure. But the room was cool.

@Firstthunder

5 ай бұрын

Agreed. Haven’t heard that story yet.

@lauravastag8587

5 ай бұрын

I forgot all about that story. It would be a great one for WF to cover💙🌎

@davidimbrogno5957

5 ай бұрын

@@pienjopienjo7697ahh fair enough. Still may be a solid story regardless 😂

I miss Art Bell. He was the greatest interviewer ever with the best gravely radio voice there will ever be. Only AJ on the Why Files can do justice to an Art Bell story! Thanks for this one!

@johnnyxmusic

5 ай бұрын

I really enjoyed Art Bell… And I appreciate the fact that we had somewhat of a BS detector. Now, George Noory… Just tries to be or did try to be too polite… And he just like too much crap passed over the airwaves.

@mikenodine6713

5 ай бұрын

@@johnnyxmusic That was part of Art Bell's magic, and AJ's magic too, they both pay respect to the subject and leave it up to the audience to decide what might or might not be the truth. Steve Isdahl's How To Hunt KZread channels are that way as well where he reads Sasquatch encounter stories. Too much of the mainstream propaganda news focuses on telling us what to think rather than presenting information and allowing us to think for ourselves. I call that agenda-oriented reporting for mindless dupes.

@johnnyxmusic

5 ай бұрын

@@mikenodine6713 nicely put. I also miss the sitting around the campfire aspect of the Art Bell’s show.. You know, people would call in with their own opinions and experiences and stuff and I thought that was great. Also, just the idea that we’re all listening at the same time.

@harlowjademermaid1882

5 ай бұрын

I've seen you on here before & I always agree with everything you say. Especially this - I soo loved Art & I really do miss him. He was a rarity in the world, his thoughts & opinions were so ahead of his time. And he wasnt afraid to speak on any of it.

@Cokehead_Drug_Addict_Zelensky

5 ай бұрын

"Theater of The Mind".

The only guarantee here is that if you watch this entire video at normal speed, you'll travel forward in time 38 minutes and 57 seconds...

@therealcnn5346

Күн бұрын

Driving in a car is the same thing…

I still miss Art Bell. This channel eases the pain. Thank you.

AJ's self awareness is astounding. Because yeah, part of the Why Files being amazing compared to so many channels is that it starts by treating everything as true. Then gives any pros and cons that can be dug up, but in the end, leaves it up to the viewers. Really, it's storytelling done in the best tradition of Art Bell's style.

@tubecated_development

5 ай бұрын

I must have missed the ‘cons’ in this story. The whole story was told as if it was true and unquestionable.

@artv.9989

5 ай бұрын

Dude these comments have to be bots, this is insane

@mcfcguvnors

5 ай бұрын

Chat GPT has a lot to answer for @@artv.9989

@tubecated_development

5 ай бұрын

@@artv.9989 Explain? What is ‘insane’?

@auricschiller

5 ай бұрын

@@artv.9989 Popular channels attract rando normies who say the same thing I guess

One of your best stories, as you said, you don't talk down to , riducule or attack people, you let the story be about them and let it tell itself. This was really well written with dramatic pauses inserted exactly in the right places. Loved it, keep it up.

I LOVE his attitude towards believing or not and keeping an open mind and forming your opinion while still being respectful

Hats off to Mike for always pursuing his dreams, thanks for another great story AJ

I'm an old truck driver who listened to Coast to Coast for several years. I remember those interviews with Mad Man Mike. I was also an electronics technician in the Navy before driving truck . Mike made a lot of sense in his electronic theory !

@derekchatcavage9180

5 ай бұрын

Hooyah

@toxichompdiepsplixio3921

5 ай бұрын

There was nothing better than listening Coast to Coast late at night while driving Coast to coast.

@bgee461

5 ай бұрын

I remember the c2c show when he was a guest. People were very generous with offering to buy him transformers

@grilleFire

5 ай бұрын

@@toxichompdiepsplixio3921 I hear that. Im an old c++ programmer that always listened to art bell in the 90s. Great times...

@guyazbell7844

5 ай бұрын

Same here hauling mail in midwest loved Art Bell

Art and Coast To Coast got me through a lot of midnight shifts back in the day.Ironically it was my final midnight shift ever(I finally retired)when I learned of Art’s passing.He truly had a magical voice and personality.

@ckwind1971

5 ай бұрын

I feel like Art would appreciate that story. He was with us on countless dark and lonely nights.

@oboynothim

5 ай бұрын

Missed Art for sure as well.

@lumin8edlumin8r420

5 ай бұрын

Kids these days will not know the pleasure of hearing coast to coast am Music.. letting me know I was alone with my curious late night mind, typically driving with my pa or gpa thru the southwest United States

@larryhunt8003

5 ай бұрын

Same here.. thank God we had Art..

@Erik_Swiger

5 ай бұрын

The first time i heard Coast, I was working nights, and a co-worker was listening to Art. The guest was Alan Alford, and they were talking about Sumerian gods. I had never heard such stuff, and I was instantly hooked.

Art Bell is the absolute best. He is a legend and you reviving his story's and phone calls is amazing. I only clicked this video because I already listened to the calls with mad Mike on midnight in the desert, with that said you did it justice and keep up the good work sir 🎉

Gosh, if only Mike -- or even just one of his technicians, collaborators, sponsors, friends or "observers" -- had thought to record video of even one of those experiments. If I really invented a machine that could do even a tenth of what Mike says his did, having some documentation or other evidence that it worked would be pretty high up on my to-do list. The fact that no one bothered tells you pretty much everything you need to know.

@charlieb9064

3 ай бұрын

Also, I'd imagine the shadow government would have shut it down before it began, considering he was so public about it.

@HappyDude1

3 ай бұрын

Yes why is nothing on camera ? I mean the little experiment in the beginning is easy to recreate and film for a electric engineer. I think its all fake

@gilgreen8762

3 ай бұрын

I love the why files. But there is inconsistencies in what AJ chooses to debunk. Why? So quick to debunk Kubrick’s filming of moon landing. But doesn’t even attempt to ask this simple question about this Time Machine. Is there a pattern here on which topics get a debunk?

@nicholassullivan1239

3 ай бұрын

​@@gilgreen8762

@RMR1

3 ай бұрын

​@@charlieb9064 True. Well, actually, the regular old government probably would have shut it down before anyone else if time travel was really involved.

Art Bell (god rest his soul) was and continues to be one of the greatest storytellers of all time. He had the uncanny ability to keep his audience fully engaged, regardless of whether the story was total bunk. You sir and hecklefish have that same ability. I love what you and your team have managed to create. Keep these stories coming. When Art passed, he left a void in the radio sphere. This channel... Fills that void. Much respect.

@johnroncalli9035

5 ай бұрын

Well we still have George Nory and all the co hosts that keep coast to coast show relevant.

@johnroncalli9035

5 ай бұрын

Not saying George Nory is as captivating as Art Bell but coast to coast is still a good show. I've worked the night shift for long enough to hear some very interesting stories some of which have appeared on why files.

@Mintcar923

5 ай бұрын

Going back a couple of months I never knew Art Bell even existed.. Now he’s like my entire life!

@easternncbigfoot1288

5 ай бұрын

@johnroncalli9035 I love coast to coast , they are actually on youtube, you may have known but just figured I'd throw it out there.

@JimmyRussle

5 ай бұрын

when i hear Art Bell, it brings me back to the 90s when i would listen to coast to coast deep into the night. its so nostalgic for me.

Before there was the Why Files there was Art Bell. I spent many nights listening to Art. He was the perfect blend of believer, skeptic, and storyteller. And, of course, he had that great voice that you could listen to night after night. He was unique and he is missed. And, if I may say so, the Why Files is a worthy successor to Art.

@arostwocents

5 ай бұрын

Art was a true believer. He was a legend and it hurts he will not be alive to see disclosure

@lorainrossfordukrainiancat7624

5 ай бұрын

I used to listen to Art Bell and he was great. The new guy, George Noory, not so much. He is a true believer in anything the guest says.

@PhotoTrekr

5 ай бұрын

@@lorainrossfordukrainiancat7624 Completely agree about Noory. I always say that he's never heard an outlandish theory that he didn't completely believe.

@obzrvthegreat2309

5 ай бұрын

@@lorainrossfordukrainiancat7624 George Nory was wack. Bill Cooper was dope too.

@ryanmrowka8970

5 ай бұрын

Remember midnight in the desert.. when he was a victim of a home evasion live on the radio all we heard was gun fire then we didn't hear from Art for almost a year.....RIP Art Bell you are missed by many.

Missouri is a very special place, full of very unique individuals. Gotta love it here.

"So what you in here for, bub...?" "Making a Time Machine."

@wakenow1

3 ай бұрын

Lol

@DannyMostarac-zn6wd

3 ай бұрын

Yup

What a fantastic way to honor Art. I think many of us who watch WF loved Art Bell. He was one of a kind! I loved staying up and listening to him. He kept me company a lot of sleepless nights.

@savannahpaige3670

5 ай бұрын

L

@snakey973

5 ай бұрын

Art was anazing- Legend

Art Bell was amazing and I pretty much grew up listening to him. If Art was still alive I’m certain he would be very pleased with this channel and proud of AJ for all he is doing. Thank you AJ for filling in the void left when Art passed away.

@janelinley3624

5 ай бұрын

Agreed

@MrJest2

5 ай бұрын

Indeed... that is _precisely_ the sort of niche he is filling. On a new media, in a new format... but the same sort of itch that needed scratching in _just that way_ ever since Art passed on. Excellent observation!

@squidsleap

5 ай бұрын

I miss the Art Bell version of Coast to Coast. AJ is doing a great job of filling that void. Who'd have ever thought there would be a reason to look forward to Thursday of all days 😂

@Rachel_M_

5 ай бұрын

If you look carefully you'll see Art Bell looking over AJ's shoulder.

@dangeary2134

5 ай бұрын

I worked nights at the time this happened. I remember the episode, because I was listening. Art Bell and Coast to Coast Radio was my go-to channel all night on WLS, Chicago. Funny thing, when I would up going over the road, I would scan the dial for any local station that had C2C on it any time I drive at night. There were a few times I was hundreds of miles away from Chicago, and got WLS due to the ionospheric “bounce.” As time went in, I learned about that bounce, and it’s ranges. I could get WLS way out west, in certain parts of the Rockies, and that would change with the energy patterns of the atmosphere. I either freaked out or impressed a lot of my student drivers doing it. Art was one of a kind, as this guy is.

This was my favorite of your shows. That’s saying something. The style of education with entertainment (and no condescension) is a home run. Thank you.

Wow. I spent 10+ years in security, 8 of em I worked 2400 to 0800. I spent 4.5 years in the Marine Corps and all that time I've loved Coast to Coast. Just found this channel and you encapsulate the soul of that show perfectly. I love the stories and weather you believe em or not it's amazing stuff. Thank you for your work! You sir have a new subscriber.

@kingchangi8432

3 ай бұрын

as a fellow midnight security man, i know your pain brother lol

@CCCPWarHammer

3 ай бұрын

It's 00:00 not 24:00 being in the marines you should have known this, it's basic

@kingchangi8432

3 ай бұрын

@@CCCPWarHammer lmfao you had to edit a comment with like 10 words? Gotta be a marine

@CCCPWarHammer

3 ай бұрын

@@kingchangi8432 hows Walmart security going for you???? That's what I thought..carry on

Why files Thursday baby!!!!!!! We are all literally watching AJ become the next art bell 2.0 and I for one absolutely love it!!!!!!!!!! AJ and the why files crew are the best of the best. And they never disappoint.

@ethereal_333

5 ай бұрын

Yesss! I live for my Thursdays! Lol

@Zehbron

5 ай бұрын

Or maybe Art Bell was just the warm-up act for AJ and Hecklefish.

@chrisl4999

5 ай бұрын

As much as I loved art bell, I think AJ is on another level.

@richwarren515

5 ай бұрын

Can never replace art. One of a kind visionary

@keahithefieryone8513

5 ай бұрын

And Aloha from the Kingdom of Nye Pahrump Nevada! A mild 55 degrees right now

I never want these shows to end, thanks AJ and HF

You are the only person I know who can hook you on a story in less then a minute. Love the channel.

@jonathansoko1085

2 ай бұрын

Art bell hooks you within 3 seconds of his intro theme song without one word spoken

@niemam4710

2 ай бұрын

Jack Rhysider has a great podcast called Darknet Diaries and his intros can also hook you pretty fast

@-MagicScorpion

21 күн бұрын

than*

@jonathansoko1085

21 күн бұрын

@@-MagicScorpion nazi.

@Goldstacker1972-kp2bh

21 күн бұрын

@@-MagicScorpion wrong

Thanks for sharing this fascinating story, I grew up south of Kansas City, so I was simply amazed that something so amazing was happening in a tiny Midwestern town. One thing that was SO impressive about how he did it was involving his investors and physicists, all 15 who saw him leap into the time machine. Eight hundred miles east and two years into the future is beyond comprehension and I hope everything related to his theories, his schematics, the construction of two machines was kept and can be developed further. Beam us up Mike!

@Cushingura

3 ай бұрын

So this story was written in Kansas City? Or is the story set in Kansas City? It's hard to find the author of this story. Would like to read this book, sounds like the guy who wrote it, was a creative writer.

I remember hearing Art Bell on Coast 2 Coast interviewing this guy. I was skeptical at first, until the arresting officer called in to the show! This one really had an impact on me and I credit it with really waking me up from my day to day to slumber of boredom. So amazed at WF continuing to deliver show after show. Like Art, you sir are one of a kind.

@thereafterme

5 ай бұрын

That's so cool man, is there a part that you remember that they didn't mention in the video

@jeremykscott

5 ай бұрын

I totally remember listening to 2 of his episodes. He was the real deal version of Mel's Hole when I was growing up listening to C2C. I heard the replays of Mel's Hole, but this dude freaked me out.

@madmick6275

5 ай бұрын

@@thereafterme Yeah i remember Mad Man saying those pictures of the bloke with red hair isnt him, There of someone else with the same last name.

@silencedogood711

5 ай бұрын

​@@thereaftermeall three interview links are in the description

@unclemartin7711

5 ай бұрын

There's a guy named Andrew Basiago. His dad was high up in the government. They did time traveling in the 60s, together. The story's match up pretty close, to this guy mad man. You may want to do a show on Andrew Basiago. He talks not only about time travel, but life on Mars. Be well.🗽🇺🇸🙏

I remember listening to the original madman Marcum interview on Coast Coast in late 90s. That story stuck with me for years. And I was fortunate enough to get through on the phone line when Art interviewed Mike again several years back and I got to talk to both of them on the show live. Something I’ll never forget … RIP Art 🙏

@allanjames4795

5 ай бұрын

Now that’s a “Kool as hell memory”!!!

@davidlee-mf5yf

5 ай бұрын

@@allanjames4795 indeed it is!

@user-pp5ny8he9v

5 ай бұрын

I remember being a very baked teen listening to that show with some friends, haven't thought about that night in probably 30 years 😂

@DanielGirardBolduc

5 ай бұрын

That's awesome :) The Interview are still available on youtube and I was wondering what was the question you asked to Mike/Art as I have listened to the interview recently and would really love to know which question was from you :) Have an awesome day. Dan

@ModestestRUST

5 ай бұрын

@@user-pp5ny8he9v that is awesome

Thanks for the great story. Always nice to have a cup of coffee and listen to AJ. Keep on keeping on, my friend.

I live just south of where all this happened. But I remember listening to this originally on Art Bell Coast to Coast. So glad I find the story again. Thanks for sharing!

I can't tell you how much I look forward to these stories every Thursday. Absolutely beautiful storytelling

God I love this show. Why Files, never stop making content.

@KatieWierzbicki-ib2ib

5 ай бұрын

Yesssss! I second this notion!

@PulsechainHex

5 ай бұрын

All good things

@darrenpope755

5 ай бұрын

Fo real. If he ever passes away (he and HF could be androids!), he better have a show to talk about how it was a conspiracy, next day, and he was just in Hawaii for a minute.

This is one of my favorite episodes I never thought I had any interest in until I passively listened.. ❤

This is absolutely the best thing on KZread, hands down. Thank you!

I met Mike in Hawaii in 2015-2016 with a group of hippies camping deep in the rainforest while I was hiking across the Island, traded some hemp cord for some seashells he collected, still have those shells and made necklaces out of them.

AJ absolutely summed up why this channel is so incredible and important. He never makes rude or condescending comments about the story. He entertains us while sharing the details. This is exactly why I’m a supporter and follower of TWF. There are no other channels that do what TWF does. Not one. We get details, actual details learned through research. Lots and lots of research. This isn’t just a story telling channel, it’s a learning channel!

@Hunter-ru2sn

5 ай бұрын

Agree 100%

@PhoenixLyon

5 ай бұрын

AJ does an astounding job. (and Hecklefishl!) ✌️😺

@loud865

5 ай бұрын

​@@PhoenixLyonyou get it

@christystokely8773

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely 💯% agreed. AJ & Hecklefish deliver the stories I love hearing about, but never had the time (or the will) to read about! I appreciate AJ, Jen, Victoria and Gino for all their hard work, researching and digging into the subjects suggested by us! Where else can you get such an interactive educational experience with the delivery and comedy?!... ONLY @TheWhyFiles ... Period.

@VG-rj8pn

5 ай бұрын

It's many times inaccurate and promoting false assumptions as accepted fact

Art Bell had an amazing personality. He was open, yet skeptical at times, but always always allowed and encuraged discussion no matter how unbelievable it might seem. He'll always be missed.

@Flat_Earth_Addy

2 ай бұрын

He was a pervert.

Yes indeed we need more "Mad Men" for sure

Often I think, "Oh, this is just some crazy story about a topic that I'm sure is nonsense and this episode might not get me." Then I watch it anyway because Why Files is just the best, and... I'm blown away, every time. Great job on this one.

@ShishakliAus

5 ай бұрын

That's what Big Archaeology wants you to think

@LennyMill

5 ай бұрын

​@@ShishakliAus*Big Shovel. You've gotta follow the money 💰

@lloydymk2013

5 ай бұрын

Bot comment alert

@matthewmaxcy1574

5 ай бұрын

It's true I know Mike it happened all of it...

@danfurtado9158

5 ай бұрын

That's what I thought I clicked on, why files covers no mid stories always top notch

How respectful you are of people and the things they've experienced (or think they've experienced etc) is always a huge bonus of watching your show :) Thanks for being a stand-up-guy :)

@RSAgility

5 ай бұрын

There's no reasons to be mean to someone else unless you can prove that the person talking to you knows they're lying, if they're honestly just misinformed, or wrong, best to not get mad at them and correct them. Then THEY get mad! 😂

First time to channel, great story. I was stationed out in the middle of the Mojave Desert in the eighties. I seen, experienced things that you can’t imagine or definitely wish one could forget.

Some people called Tesla a madman....but they couldn't argue against his genius inventions

Another gem of a show. I'm never disappointed. I can never wait for Friday mornings with my coffee and my why files. Thanks guys.

Thank you for the update, AJ..!! Long time ago back in the 90s, Art Bell had a forum on his website. In the early 1998, Art aired the time traveler line, and asked all the time travelers to call in. He asked the time travelers what would happen in 1998. One dude called in and claimed he was from the future. He said he remembered a cruise ship being on fire in Florida in 1998. If I remember it correctly, the dude was a student in 1998, and he remembered that incident was live on TV. I listened to that live show late at night, and some months later that incident did occur. So I went to the forum and posted how it seemed Art had a real time traveler call in, because that cruise ship on fire incident did occur in real life in Miami Beach, and that incident was reported all over the news. Then his wife Ramona deleted my post. I asked why she deleted my post, and she deleted that as well. Soon after that they closed the forum. 🥶

@iknowyoureright8564

5 ай бұрын

That’s creepy as heck!! Real cool story…..if only art was still around!

@davemccombs

5 ай бұрын

That's entirely unremarkable and coincidental. Seriously, that'd be like saying "I remember a tornado ruined some houses, saw it on the news." This is an old prank. People do it all over the world, all the time, pretending to be time travelers. It's usually only supposed to fool children, though. Setting the bar for evidence SO low that any fire, anywhere in Florida, anytime after the call, on any cruise ship/100s is simply childish. Why not ask who the next president would be? Or something that *actually* doesn't have hundreds of possibilities at any time? It's obviously fake. So no, "that event" did not occur. A ship caught fire as they often do, and you can't separate it from some magic story you heard from a known fraud, liar, and conspiracy peddler.

@davemccombs

5 ай бұрын

What's creepy is that you think that's remarkable in any way, shape, or form@@iknowyoureright8564

@kingstoneyblanco9925

5 ай бұрын

​@@davemccombs WOW! You sure threw alot of energy into this, huh, Dave? We can tell you're really smart.👍🏽

@ForkLine

5 ай бұрын

@@davemccombs You sound angry, calm down

AJ you are a Rockstar, I loved this story, we need more people like Mike, you're absolutely right

OMG this made me miss Art Bell so much. I used to work overnights doing data entry and Art kept me company for years. I remember the Madman Mike Marcum saga well. And thank you for keeping the spirit of Art's show alive. He once said he didn't believe everything his guests talked about. But they believed it, or at least seemed to, and that's all that mattered to Art.

@Flat_Earth_Addy

2 ай бұрын

He was a pervert.

This is seriously one of my all time favorite channels! Thanks for giving “weirdo’s” like myself a place to get the 411 on “conspiracies” both past and present! Oh and one more thing, thanks for giving Art Bell the proper credit for breaking many of these stories to the broader community. Who knows maybe one day we will all be mentioning you and Hecklefish in the same vein as Art?!?!?! Never say Never!! 💕

I've lived my entire 42 years a 20-60 min drive from all of these locations and I have never even heard this dudes name. WF, I love this channel, so much I'd give you a kidney. You and your team are a national treasure.

@williamflohrschutz7987

5 ай бұрын

I live in Shawnee KS (right next to Overland Park, where the warehouse supposedly was). I hadn't heard of this either, but now I want to do some digging.

@hendo337

5 ай бұрын

You never heard of it because it's probably not true, it's a story. You can't travel through time because our perception that makes us think there is time is only an illusion. There is no time. This existence is only a miniscule sub section of your entire existence which mostly occurs in a much higher plane.

@TylerVonflatern

5 ай бұрын

I TOO LIVE 20 TO 40 MINUTES from these locations . I have seen some weird stuff around here. I ALSO think I may have figured put cold fusion. Like for real though, I need to know how to handle this , Because I solved the low occurrence of quantum tunneling in a palladium wire problem.

@anim8dideas849

5 ай бұрын

It not a true story, its a myth

@SpanishSpearo

5 ай бұрын

​@hendo337 I understand what you are saying, but I disagree. It's our perception of time that is man made, I.e. seconds, minutes, hours and days etc. These are just units of measure that man has created to put an order to our perception of time. Time exists, but it does not pass by at the rate of our invented measured units. Things are constantly changing I.e. we age, cycles of the moon etc. This in itself tells us that things are constantly changing and never stay in the present. We know that moving at the speed of light distorts our understanding of our unit measure. This demonstrates that an object moving at this speed actually slows our unit of measure down. So the theory exists that we could potentially manipulate the cycle of the constant present everyone lives in.

I've watched quite a few of your videos over the last few weeks and I'm hooked on WF! You are amazing at making great content every single time. You have kept me entertained during a very long hospital stay and I'm so glad to have found your channel. Keep up the great work!

I have listened to all these episodes at least 3 times. Amazing never gets old. Thank you Y files.

Art Bell got me through sooo many long mundane nights of security guard work. His voice was like a cool breeze in the freah midnight air. I miss hearing his 1 of a kind vocals dominant the airwaves.When I was feeling tired and worn out all I needed was a line of his Vocal Cocaine and I was guaranteed to stay Wide Awake. R.I.P. ART BELL you're greatly missed there were lots of IMITATORS but you are the one INNOVATOR of late-nite talk radio!!!

@smasher.338

5 ай бұрын

Lol thats how i found him! Working nights, i ended up getting one of his shows on the radio, and i was hooked

So, I just want to say this, I spent the last 30 or so years as a presenter speaking in front of 16 to 17 thousand people a year. My hat is off to you sir. I have seen scores of presenters that, quite frankly sucked. You have the gift. I would buy a timeshare from you! Your delivery and ease of communication is not an easy feat but you do it flawlessly. I wish you and Hecklefish a long and prosperous future! Love the content too! Always look forward to the next episode. Many thanks to you.

@Davivd2

5 ай бұрын

"The gift of gab" is a true and underappreciated talent. I know many people who are very intelligent, but can't really express their thoughts in a way that is compelling and charismatic. You brought up a very good point.

Omg… I love this channel so much. So entertaining, kid friendly (for the most part!), and really examines the edges of information in a lighthearted and imaginative way. This is a home run. Well done!!

@ambassador724

3 ай бұрын

Good job AI bot - nice comment!

@Ashy_Slashy3

20 күн бұрын

It's ok

@isJudgingYou

19 күн бұрын

@@ambassador724 what a weird azz thing to say.

@isJudgingYou

19 күн бұрын

@@Ashy_Slashy3 I love it.

@Ashy_Slashy3

19 күн бұрын

@@isJudgingYou nice

Outstanding video, Why Files! Bravo!!!

Your show is top tier, better quality than a multi million dollar network could produce. Keep up the great work.

@chillskillz

5 ай бұрын

i mean its good... but its not 'multi-million dollar network' good.. that simply isnt true. The color grading is off, the pacing is horrific (especially when hecklefish goes wayy off topic) ... its good, better than average even.. but its not literal top tier.

@RetroLuv_

5 ай бұрын

Better than ancient aliens lol

@MeatMachine69

5 ай бұрын

Also at 31:21 he mistakenly says "the higher the gravity, the faster time moves" but it's the opposite of that. He says "in extreme gravity like near a black hole, time would move very very fast" this is totally wrong, time almost stops 8n a black hole. I am disappointed AJ.

@epictetus3406

5 ай бұрын

@the.man11 i guess on the perspective. From within the black hole time stands still but the outside moves very fast relative to the inside.

@MeatMachine69

5 ай бұрын

@@epictetus3406 the closer you are to immense gravity the slower time will pass, he says near a black hole time would move very very fast suggesting the closer you are the faster time is running, I watch all episodes of the WF I'm just saying he messed up there and it's a pretty big oopsy.

It's crazy that one electrician can do experiments on things that "mainstream" scientists with millions of dollars of funding won't touch. I respect the hunger for answers. I also respect that no matter what topic you've covered, you always approach with level headedness. You don't down someone or even ask too many questions before you tell the facts at the end, you leave it up to us to decide to believe it or not and that's commendable. Keep up the good work, and keep looking for answers to the bigger questions.

@energyhealthkc1913

5 ай бұрын

Oh, make no mistake....they touch it. And then they use it against us. Project Looking Glass.

I totally agree with your assessment that your success in storytelling is by treating subjects fairly "no matter how bonkers a topic is." You're totally right that it's about the story, not about whether it's correct. Millions of people enjoy stories that are intentionally fictional; whether the ones you share are legit or not, they're still entertaining, and your treatment of them is perfect and entertaining.

Also, personifying some of your opposing points of view on certain topics in the form of Hecklefish is chef’s kiss brilliant - not to mention wildly entertaining

If Mike is still here and hasn’t died from something I really hope he’s working on another machine and I really hope I live long enough to see it. It’s hard to believe I grew up 3 hours away from where he grew up and haven’t heard of him until now.

@chrisrambo8307

5 ай бұрын

He is alive he lives in Hawaii

@dustinwalker8152

5 ай бұрын

If even a fraction of this is remotely legit, he's in a Raytheon or Lockheed bunker and not allowed to leave.

@1OnlyOneOnlyOne1

5 ай бұрын

LOL and tinker bell is my wife and also my sister.

@gabriellang7998

5 ай бұрын

Maybe you did heard about him. You know, in past future?

@Northsouthdnmguy

5 ай бұрын

@@1OnlyOneOnlyOne1 Mine too!!!

When I heard "Mad Scientist builds backyard Time Machine," the picture I had in my head matched up pretty close. Growing up in Arkansas, I've met a few junkyard inventers that look like Jackle roadies, but could build a rocket ship out of a refrigerator and a few car radios

I just have to say. Thank you for your content. I honestly listen to everyday at work. I appreciate you! 🙏

I basically grew up listening to Art Bell and George Noori and I loved those late night Coast-to-Coast AM shows. Nothing like insomnia and trippy stories to grab your attention. I also worked a lot of graveyard shifts... A couple of times near Pahrump County. And I would say that a big part of my following Hecklefish and AJ is that you ARE now carrying that baton. And I very much enjoy your shows!

AJ hit the nail on the head about how to present these topics online. I'm a very hard-nosed skeptic and balk at much of these tropes, but I do have enough common sense to hear a story out and withhold judgment until I have all sides on hand. So having someone present it in an unbiased, matter of fact way helps tremendously.

@krazykuz13cmc

5 ай бұрын

The evidence is literally in front of your face. All you gotta do is open your eyes.

@Snatch698

5 ай бұрын

@@krazykuz13cmc I remember a flat Earther that said that.

@mcfcguvnors

5 ай бұрын

Id go sub to Gary Mckinnon then b4 the US govt step in , hes working on zero point energy .That dude is literally 100 points above normal peoples IQ

@christineoshita459

5 ай бұрын

Same. My new bf is a big conspiracy theorist so I’m trying to open my mind to these ideas. I gotta be honest, some of this stuff makes an awful lot of sense.

@williesweetjr8713

5 ай бұрын

Totally agree. I have listened to Coast to Coast with George Noory many times and have found him to be one of the best Interviewers for the reasons stated. There is a great skill in getting a subject to tell you information that is enough to confirm a real knowledge of the subject presented or a total fabrication. Now I have to go listen to Art Bell and the algorithm introduced me to this channel! Damn the internet! Like I don't have enough to do already! Love the commenters on this channel .

For a girl who was more into literature and art it’s so nice to have you break down some of the science in layman’s terms for me and allow me to feel included during these episodes. I wish I had known about coast to coast and listened growing up. This channel has allowed me to grab some of that magic now. The comment section is always so positive and the videos are always full of hope. Thanks for not dashing anyones hopes no matter how wild the story.

@ReptilianXHologram

5 ай бұрын

What color--never mind I won’t make a troll comment this time.

@eyadzainy5856

5 ай бұрын

i'll send you some grass to touch@@ReptilianXHologram

@michaelblackwell7408

5 ай бұрын

You can still subscribe to Coast to Coast and listen to older episodes. I've subscribed to Coast to Coast on YT. It's always awesome to see a young fan of the unique, absurd and paranormal. Happy journeys

@kalrandom7387

5 ай бұрын

Enjoy the rabbit holes.

@lordrumble7028

5 ай бұрын

Spotify also has some classic Coast to Coast episodes. I discovered Art Bell in 2001 after graduating high school and working nights. Lots of great guests and a wide variety of topics

Thank you! Whenever I try to explain to people that time travel would involve time and space they always act like I am crazy. Space time is really important because if you travel hundreds of years in the future, who knows where your body would end up. That would be the hardest part about time travel.

This has swiftly become one of my favorite channels. Keep the videos coming!

Your point about not crapping on theories or ideas is so on point. It's one of the reasons I enjoy your videos so much. I'm left on the edge of my seat because you cover it with a lot of interest. And then even when you go through the reasons why it might not be true, you're never like, "Yeah, it's fake you dumb idiots."

@TheWhyFiles

5 ай бұрын

Exactly! I don't think time travel is real, but if you tell me you invented a time machine? Well, gosh durnit, I wanna hear that story!

@haroldnecmann7040

5 ай бұрын

​@@TheWhyFilessteins gate😂

@taoist32

5 ай бұрын

@@TheWhyFilesBut what’s your technical, scientific reasons for not believing in time travel?

@vincentkingsdale8334

5 ай бұрын

He might be thinking it though, lol

@StrangeScaryNewEngland

5 ай бұрын

@@taoist32 AJ said in the video that he believes it could one day be possible. So, I'm pretty sure he just thinks we haven't achieved it yet but will.

Never disappointed with this channel. Heckelfish picked a good human to do his stories.

@ZeranZeran

5 ай бұрын

I really did NOT like Hecklefish at first but he grew up one _robots in disguise_

@katiewags84

5 ай бұрын

Me too. He definitely won me over. I am a fan.

@jooliagoolia9959

5 ай бұрын

@@GetWards I changed it to channel is that right?

@thornbird6768

5 ай бұрын

I’ve always loved Heckle ❤ he’s hilarious with his NY jive 😂

@jooliagoolia9959

5 ай бұрын

For sure !!! I was being a bit cheeky...all the comments are how much we alll thought we would hate Hecklefish but ended up loving him. @@thornbird6768

Cant wait to see Hecklefish just floating at the top of his tank

Hecklefish growing 'tomatoes' had me in stitches 😂

Over 500k views in less then 10 hours damn it's good to see this channel doing so good. You guys deserve this and more

@Wesmancan

5 ай бұрын

He’s killing the profits. Not to mention all the commercials.

@toniyourcuzzin

5 ай бұрын

@@Wesmancan dnt forget all those patreon names scrolling by at the end shows just how good a show it is

@ConspiracySmurf

5 ай бұрын

I even watch the ads and promos...

@Joopfyi

5 ай бұрын

sameeee hahahahah@@ConspiracySmurf

@Bitesandbalance

5 ай бұрын

Love seeing him grow!

The fact that Mike is still here doesn't disprove his theories or his machines at all! It simply implies that the future is either unreachable, or worse, undesirable.

@mbd501

5 ай бұрын

Or maybe he got cold feet and never jumped through again.

@mambaking77

5 ай бұрын

Time travel is possible but just past time. If the future has yet to happen then there are no holds to reach it. No matter how much gravity or power you convert

@discernment101

5 ай бұрын

@@mambaking77 only if time is linear, that's just how we perceive it

@dark_sky_guy

5 ай бұрын

The fact that we don't have a time machine means that it is impossible...the only way to travel through time is to move faster then light which can't be done because not but light can move that fast so unless you can ride light you can't travel in time other then at the speed we already do

@_WeDontKnow_

5 ай бұрын

@@mambaking77 we dont have a full understanding of how time works. nor gravity, nor electricity

14:01 that intro still gives me chills

My favorite episode of all time!

Holy crap I’m so stoked! I remember emailing y’all this story like a year ago! I’m glad enough people wanted it too. Cant wait to get your take!

@UnchainedAmerica

5 ай бұрын

Just took AJ this long on his list to reach to this story.

@nickfranklin717

5 ай бұрын

I was saying he should of covered this when he started this channel 😂I can’t believe he finally did it. Apparently he listens too his fans 😅 this just made my day

@ryanjonsson2468

5 ай бұрын

I wanna see him covering the constellations like Orion orions belt and especially how because of how orions belt helped saved the planet at one time and they are a perfect map aligned with the three pyramids of giza

I love the fact that you liked Art Bell. I listened to his show all through the late 90's and you are right. Art always respected his guest regardless how crazy their stories were. Now he did speak up if something didn't make sense or the story they told contradicted itself, but other than that, he was always kind and respectful. I see the same in you, AJ.

The problem with time travel theory is not traveling through time, nor the power requirement but rather the locational adjustment you'd need to take. If we go by common modern understanding X-Y-Z are our 3 dimensions with Time being the 4th. So if we travel through time, but do not travel through the other 3 dimensions we would likely not end up even on earth if we went back in time a longer amount of time. The earth itself orbits the sun which means in a short period of time the entire planet has moved location from that space it was in. Then add in that the sun orbits the center of the galaxy, which is also moving through space and you realize you'd more likely end up drifting in space and dying than ending up on earth in a different time.

Wow, that madman line at the end filled me with inspiration and gave me an emotional jolt. Great video.

I did not sleep through the 90s and early 2000s listening to Art Bell. The episodes with Marcum were amazing. One of the best stories. RIP Art Bell.

@TrustNobodyOnlyCripMac55th

5 ай бұрын

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“No more wire hangers”! Mommy Dearest scared me as a kid and it wasn’t even a horror movie 😂 Thank you hecklefish! Great episode.

@rebeccscreasman3293

5 ай бұрын

I got the reference, too, and don’t know whether to feel proud, or old. 😂

@douggaudiosi14

5 ай бұрын

What's the reference from

@Henry_Vestine

5 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 One of the most horrifying women on the planet. Joan Crawford's scariness was legendary. And they picked the perfect person to play her in Mommy Dearest. Dunnaway is the latter day incarnation of Joan Crawford! 😂😂

@bloodspray666

5 ай бұрын

I'm still traumatized from that movie

@AgedBeauty

5 ай бұрын

I wish I would have seen this before I commented…I thought I’d be the only one who knew instantly what the reference was to, but I’m old,too!

Really enjoyed this episode. Intriguing. Respect for the way you address the subject without any attitude. Well presented and enjoyable. Good skills.

This comment is super random, but I LOVE how entertaining and integrated you make the ads for your sponsors. I actually WANT to watch them, AND remember the information; I’m sure the businesses you collaborate with see a great return and appreciate your thoughtfulness with that. As a new subscriber, I’m loving your content so much and making my way through everything quicker than I should be! 😅

I absolutely agree that the world needs more ppl like Mike Marcum. Love your channel!!!

Art Bell ❤ Man oh man did this guy get me through some long nights throughout my life. A true one of a kind storyteller.

@gigz-econ5625

2 ай бұрын

Art will be missed

@heynow3802

2 ай бұрын

loved Art Bell & his show was awesome.

The happiest years of my life were camping in the desert outside of Wickenburg, Az. In my gray Ford van listening to Art Bell. All of my desert rat buddies were fans, too. We'd sometimes have a cook out and listen till the wee hours of the morning. All my buddies are gone now. I was the youngest of the group, the only female. Like I said, the happiest days of my life.

no video documentation?

'Robots in disguise." HF is a hero. This gag really helped soften the blow of being reminded that we are one Art Bell short of a better world.

I really miss Art and you nailed it, no matter how outlandish the guest, Art spoke to them with dignity and respect.

@sudotablehead1659

5 ай бұрын

An very old sounding lady used to call in once in a while and say she was dead and calling from the other side. He would ask her all kinds of interesting questions and thank her for calling in. Class act.

Hey AJ, "It will be invented by a mad man" ........That line was motivational on a different level. There is for sure nothing greater than devoting the life for something new, for something different. Electromagnetic force is for sure the one loved by extraterrestrials and is something that I think can manipulate reality. I have listened about the story of a scientist who disappeared because of this electromagnetic induction from my father when I was in middle school working for a science exhibition project, but didn't know the full story and the way you told is as always amazing. Being an ai/ml developer and a great fan of yours, I will build an audio based RAG system that will answer any question asked to it from all the information that is stored within your videos, in a voice that matches yours. May be later make a digital copy of you🤩🤩 that talks about area 51, alien bases, etc and sit in exactly same manner as you sit in all of your videos (which is very cool)......... for myself and my geek friends.

Perfect story telling. Relaxing, engaging, Better than a day at a spa.

It's amazing that you guys are able to pull off a show with this level of research, production, and presentation in just a week. So glad i found this channel a few months ago, keep up the great work, i'm addicted 👍

@SoberOKMoments

5 ай бұрын

South Park is produced weekly, too. Smart people can manage this kind of magic. 😄

@-FAFO-

5 ай бұрын

@@SoberOKMoments Yeah but they have an actual studio, team, and network behind them doing it, genius. Also, don't they have seasons? As in, they get months to work on the episodes then release them all.

@ymmij5217

5 ай бұрын

@@-FAFO- WF also has support staff and maybe the first episode of a season has more time but in season South Park is made week by week. There is a whole documentary about the process.

@-FAFO-

5 ай бұрын

@@ymmij5217 Good for them, but i assure you they have 10x the resources of WF to make their stuff. Just let them have the praise i gave them and go be a buzzkill elsewhere.

@Wigalot

5 ай бұрын

South Park hasn't had weekly released seasons in ages. Why are people assuming a South Park episode and an episode of the WFs takes a week to make? Do you not think they plan out episodes and start on scripts before that ahead of time? I think you'll find they even have a back log of unreleased videos ready to go. You couldn't do this if you took one week to research, write, record, edit and upload as well as release an episode each week.

My goodness, I love this channel. I’m learning about stories, myths and theories that I’ve never heard of, but I’m so fascinated! Thanks for another cracking mystery. I sure hope you’re out there Mike Marcum!

When I was young I had the same gripe with time travel stories that didn't address the movement of the Earth, galaxy, etc. Surprisingly, I was watching Timecop and there's a scene in the TEC facility where you can catch a glimpse of one of the displays showing the Earth's orbit. Although never mentioned in dialogue I appreciated this little detail.

thank you for sharing this.. and appreciate your approach

Just when I thought you couldn’t top yourself - you do it. This show is so darn good it should be on a major streaming channel.

@edminchau811

5 ай бұрын

This IS a major streaming channel.

@TriGgaPenG

5 ай бұрын

No no they should stay well away from mainstream infact you've is becoming way too mainstream for this show and others alike.

@chiquita683

5 ай бұрын

They'd replace him with a diversity hire

@krazykuz13cmc

5 ай бұрын

It is, fucking KZread

@timothylux410

5 ай бұрын

It’s so good if y’all could see me I’m car camping in my truck in the mountains to go snowboarding tomorrow and it’s a blizzard outside. Two episodes in a row now have started out with the phone resting on the dash. By the end of the first I had found myself uncomfortably leaned over the center console, wide-eyed, with my face inches from the screen lol, and by the end of this episode the phone was in my hand and I became completely oblivious to my surroundings haha it’s 1:19 AM. Enthralled with your work AJ you da man 🤙🏽

Listening to an Art Bell show from 28 years ago is still as magical as it was when it was first aired. Art would say that Rush ruled the daytime but at night Coast to Coast owned the night. At Art's peak he drew over 15 million plus listeners nightly. Art knew that many listeners would fall asleep during his 4 hour broadcast so he suggested they use their video cassette recorders to record the show's audio. He explained in detail exactly how to do it and many did. It was a genius idea and helped forever keep his voice alive for many years into the future.

@MidOnDemand

5 ай бұрын

shameless glazing

The concept of time travel is a mesmerizing one, igniting the creativity of many. Though theoretically possible, the absence of future visitors serves as a powerful clue that its probability is remote. The silence of time travelers underlines the unlikelihood of breaching temporal frontiers. Despite the dearth of proof for time travel tourists, the idea continues to enchant enthusiasts across diverse domains, such as science, literature, and entertainment. The prospect of changing the past or venturing into the future raises thought-provoking inquiries about causality, free will, and the fabric of reality itself. While the feasibility of time travel remains uncertain, its charm as a narrative tool and a philosophical muse persists, sparking endless discussions and artistic endeavors.

Great job, AJ! Thanks for walking the walk. I have to say, this is my favorite to date. I've watched since near the beginning. I'm a single dad with sole custody of my 2 kiddos, so I don't have the extra funds I wish that I could contribute... if I could, I would. You definitely make it worth everyone's time. Keep it going, they make my week.

@TheWhyFiles

5 ай бұрын

Spend that money on the kiddos, Joe! I'm just happy you're here.

@feellucky271

5 ай бұрын

​@@TheWhyFilesbad financial situation for my wife and I too AJ I love you and HeckleFish and I tell her about your stories, she's terminally sick and I do my best to take care of her but thank you so much for the entertainment and facts and for your demeanor it means a lot to me.

The Why Files seems to be fastly developing some classics of their own! Thanks AJ...for knowing how to tell a story.

Great content and engaging delivery! Interesting change of shirt and hand signals, and it helps me better understand the context in which each narrative will be delivered.

These videos are incredible! Please don't stop!!

@pralayaryan

2 ай бұрын

thats what she ....