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Bonnie Crystal

Bonnie Crystal

3 archived appearances · 1999–2004

Paranormal

Bonnie Crystal is a Silicon Valley CEO and early technologist who co-founded the first woman-led company on NASDAQ and invented video noise reduction technology. As a multifaceted innovator and passionate exploration speleologist featured on Art Bell's programs, she brought a unique blend of cutting-edge technical expertise and adventurous spirit to discussions ranging from technology's frontiers to the mysteries found deep underground.

On the air with Art · 3

  1. May 5, 1999 · 2h 40m

    Caving

    Art Bell interviews Bonnie Crystal, a Silicon Valley CEO and pioneering technologist who co-founded the first woman-led company to go public on NASDAQ. Crystal invented video noise reduction technology that revolutionized satellite television and developed a new flat-panel display called High Gain Emissive Display....
  2. Sep 18, 2002 · 2h 46m

    Legalizing Marijuana - Billy Rogers | Underground Expeditions - Bonnie Crystal

    with Billy Rogers

    Art Bell brings two guests to the program on a night covering vastly different territory. In the first segment, Billy Rogers, campaign manager of Nevadans for Responsible Law Enforcement, discusses Question 9, a ballot measure that would make Nevada the first state to legalize possession of up to three ounces of mar...
  3. Aug 1, 2004 · 2h 51m

    Cave Exploration - Bonnie Crystal | Stem Cell Research - Dr. Ronald Klatz

    with Dr. Ronald Klatz

    Dr. Ronald Klatz, physician founder and president of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, joins Art Bell to discuss stem cell research after cave explorer Bonnie Crystal reports from Lima, Peru. Crystal describes discovering thousands of unexplored caves in the Andes at elevations reaching 14,000 feet, ancie...