Stanton T. Friedman (1934–2019) was a nuclear physicist and the world's most prominent scientific UFO researcher, known as "The Flying Saucer Physicist" for his rigorous, data-driven approach to the Roswell incident and the MJ-12 documents. As a tenacious guest on Art Bell's programs for decades, he challenged debunkers with meticulous research and passionate advocacy for the reality of extraterrestrial visitation, earning a status in the field.
The 2003 commemorative archive preserves this guest’s contemporary directory entry. Links and descriptions reflect the original site and may be outdated.
Linda Moulton Howe reports live from Queensland, Australia, where she has been investigating orange light formations seen over the Pacific coast and animal mutilations across the continent. Joined by Nexus Magazine editor Duncan Rhodes, she reveals the existence of the UK-USA Agreement, a secret 50-year-old intellig...
Art Bell is joined by nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman to discuss the controversial UPN television special about the McPherson family abduction, a program that blurred the line between documentary and fiction. Friedman explains he was interviewed for over an hour about abduction research but never saw the alleged...
Art Bell hosts a spirited debate between nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman and Dr. H. Paul Shuch of the SETI League over how best to search for extraterrestrial intelligence. Friedman maintains that Earth is already being visited by intelligently controlled spacecraft and that the best evidence lies in classified m...
Art Bell welcomes nuclear physicist and UFO researcher Stanton Friedman to discuss the current state of ufology, including his recent trip to a World UFO Conference in Dalian, China. Friedman describes an open atmosphere among Chinese scientists and notes that the Chinese government appears to encourage public discu...
Stanton Friedman, nuclear physicist and original civilian Roswell investigator, and Jay Weidner, filmmaker and hermetic traditions scholar, join Art Bell for an Apollo moon landing debate that takes an unexpected turn. Weidner argues that while astronauts may have reached the moon using classified propulsion, every...