Gary North
3 archived appearances · 1998–1999
Y2KEconomicsChristianityPreparedness
Gary North (1942–2022) was an economist, author, and prominent figure in Christian Reconstructionism recognized for his extensive writing on free-market economics and his role as one of the most vocal analysts during the Y2K preparedness movement. On Art Bell's programs, his dire warnings about potential Year 2000 computer failures and his broader critiques of central banking made him a widely followed voice in both economic and survivalist circles.
On the air with Art · 3
May 25, 1998 · 2h 37m
Y2K
Art Bell interviews Gary North, a prolific author and economist who has spent years documenting the Year 2000 computer problem. North lays out a cascading failure scenario rooted in the original programming shortcut of using two-digit dates on 1950s punch cards, a practice that spread throughout decades of mainframe...Dec 4, 1998 · 2h 54m
Mars Landing Update - Richard C. Hoagland | Y2k - Gary North
with Richard C. Hoagland
Art Bell opens with a quick update from Richard C. Hoagland on the predicted December 7th event in central Arizona. Hoagland identifies Turret Mountain, located at the geometric center of the state, as the specific location where something may occur. He provides coordinates and warns listeners that the situation cou...Feb 19, 1999 · 2h 34m
Y2K Preparedness
Gary North lays out a detailed case for preparing households and communities for possible Y2K failures in banking, utilities, supply chains, and government systems.Art Bell asks which risks are technically plausible, how much preparation is reasonable, and whether alarm could become as disruptive as the computer bug...
