Harry Helms

2 archived appearances · 2003

RadioElectronicsSurveillance

Harry Helms was an author and radio enthusiast recognized for his expertise in shortwave radio, electronics, and surveillance technology, writing extensively about the hidden world of radio communications and monitoring. On Art Bell's programs, his technical knowledge of shortwave listening, scanner frequencies, and electronic surveillance resonated naturally with Art Bell's own background as a radio engineer and amateur radio operator.

On the air with Art · 2

Oct 12, 2003 · 2h 51m
Remote Viewing Update
with Ed Dames
Art Bell welcomes author and ham radio operator Harry Helms to discuss the shadow government and the world of clandestine radio. Helms reveals the frequencies used by FEMA's Mount Weather emergency facility, explains how CIA number stations transmit coded messages worldwide using one-time pad encryption, and describ...
Dec 14, 2003 · 2h 51m
Shadow Government
Author Harry Helms joins Art Bell to discuss shadow government emergency powers, pirate radio, Cuban numbers stations, and broadband over power lines after open lines on Saddam Hussein's capture. Callers debate whether the deposed dictator should face trial in Iraq, before an international tribunal, or in the United...