James Collier
2 archived appearances · 1996–1997
Moon HoaxDocumentaryConspiracy
James Collier is a filmmaker recognized for creating documentaries questioning the authenticity of the Apollo Moon landings, presenting detailed technical arguments he believed demonstrated inconsistencies in NASA's official record. On Art Bell's programs, his provocative film Was It Only a Paper Moon? and his analysis of photographic and engineering evidence sparked heated debate about one of humanity's greatest achievements.
On the air with Art · 2
Jul 3, 1996 · 2h 36m
Fixed U.S. Elections
James Collier argues that weaknesses in voting systems and ballot counting allow American elections to be manipulated.Art Bell asks how alleged fraud would operate, who could detect it, and whether the evidence supports a coordinated national problem. Collier discusses voting machines, local election administration,...Aug 20, 1997 · 2h 35m
Moon Hoax Debate
with Richard C. Hoagland
Art Bell hosts a fiery debate between Richard C. Hoagland and filmmaker James Collier over one of the most provocative questions in American history: did we actually go to the moon? The program opens with a discussion of Pat Robertson's controversial remarks suggesting Biblical punishment for UFO believers, featurin...