Stephan Schwartz
4 archived appearances · 2001–2006
Stephan Schwartz is a researcher, author, and founder of the Mobius Group, which pioneered the use of remote viewing and psychic intuition to make verified archaeological discoveries, including locating sunken ships and hidden ruins. On Art Bell's programs, he has presented decades of experimental evidence demonstrating the practical applications of non-local consciousness in scientific research.
On the air with Art · 4
Jun 13, 2001 · 2h 55m
Underwater City
with Linda Moulton Howe
Art Bell welcomes investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe, who delivers an update on the mysterious structures found 2,200 feet underwater off Cuba's western tip. She confirms that National Geographic has signed an exclusive agreement for magazine coverage and that the site lies within Cuban territorial waters. Pa...Aug 8, 2001 · 2h 54m
Remote Viewer
Remote viewer and researcher Stephan Schwartz joins Art Bell to discuss remote viewing, consciousness, creativity, and his 2050 future-viewing project after a first-hour climate segment with Whitley Strieber. Strieber discusses accelerating climate change evidence, from record Arctic temperatures of 75 degrees to my...Sep 4, 2004 · 2h 51m
Remote Viewing
Art Bell begins with live reports from listeners across Florida as Hurricane Frances batters the coast, stalling at the shoreline and dumping relentless rain. Callers from Fort Lauderdale to Punta Gorda describe sustained winds, power outages, and the eerie calm of the hurricane's 70-mile-wide eye. A truck driver st...Oct 22, 2006 · 2h 38m
Consciousness and Water
Art Bell speaks with researcher Stephan Schwartz about the hidden properties of water and how human intention can alter its molecular structure. Broadcasting from Manila on his third consecutive weekend show, Art opens with world news, a story about a Russian girl named Natasha who can see inside human bodies, and o...
