Art Bell comes up in 5 chapters across 5 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from January 2012 to July 2026.
No Agenda Art, Darren O'Neill, Taco Bell Toilet
The hosts praise the artwork submitted to the No Agenda Art Generator, specifically a Taco Bell-themed piece by Darren O'Neill. They discuss the importance of keeping album art simple and bold, as complex visual jokes often fail to translate in small formats. Darren is commended for his ability to use AI as a tool while applying professional Photoshop adjustments.
A 2002 interview with Bob Lazar features him describing alien spacecraft operating in "Delta" and "Omicron" configurations. The coincidence of these specific terms being used for the two primary COVID-19 variants has led to fringe theories regarding the virus's origins or symbolic coding.
A segment from Art Bell's new podcast discusses the history of RSS and podcasting, mentioning Adam Curry's role. Curry expresses mock offense at being associated with VH1 rather than his primary history at MTV.
Mysterious Universe and the Naked Green Humanoid
John Dvorak shares a story from the "Mysterious Universe" podcast about a naked green humanoid hitchhiker in 1970s Wisconsin. Adam Curry expresses his dislike for the show's production style, finding it "tedious." They discuss the classic nature of the "green hitchhiker" urban legend.
A donor from New York discusses workplace bullying, while another from Calgary asks Adam Curry to talk about "the Grays" (aliens). Curry notes that reports of the Grays have diminished since Art Bell left the air, suggesting they may have gone underground or given up on humanity. The segment also includes a brief appreciation for the Calgary Stampede's barrel racing.
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