Wayne Green
7 archived appearances · 1995–2001
TechnologyPublishingAlternative Health
Wayne Green (1922–2013) was an early technology publisher and entrepreneur who founded several influential magazines including 73 Magazine, Byte, and 80 Micro, helping to shape the personal computer revolution. On Art Bell's programs, he shared his unconventional views on everything from alternative health remedies to cutting-edge technology and government conspiracies.
On the air with Art · 7
Nov 17, 1995 · 1h 54m
Wayne Green
Wayne Green, editor and publisher of 73 Magazine since 1960, joins Art Bell for a wide-ranging conversation beginning with the history and future of amateur radio. Green recounts starting a radio teletype newsletter in 1949, editing CQ Magazine, and launching 73 Magazine after selling his Porsche, airplane, and boat...May 3, 1996 · 2h 33m
Ham Radio, Cold Fusion, & Other Topics
Wayne Green, the iconoclastic editor and publisher of 73 Magazine, returns for a wide-ranging conversation with Art Bell covering amateur radio, cold fusion energy, electronic health devices, and his famous list of books that challenge conventional thinking. Green, who helped pioneer repeater technology that became...Jan 22, 1997 · 3h 23m
Ham Radio & Other Topics
Wayne Green, legendary publisher of 73 Magazine and lifelong ham radio operator, joins Art Bell for a wide-ranging conversation that spans decades of adventure and unconventional thinking. From his World War II submarine service to his views on the decline of amateur radio, Green brings a rebellious spirit to every...May 28, 1997 · 2h 43m
Ham Radio & More
Wayne Green, legendary publisher of 73 Magazine and founder of Byte magazine, joins Art Bell for a sprawling conversation that covers nearly every frontier of human curiosity. Green, who has visited 132 countries, piloted nuclear submarines, and helped launch the personal computer revolution, brings his trademark ma...Apr 20, 1998 · 2h 35m
We Never Went to the Moon
Art Bell welcomes Wayne Green, veteran ham radio publisher and technology pioneer, for a wide-ranging conversation that begins with health controversies before veering into one of the most provocative claims in modern history. Wayne argues that the Apollo moon landings were faked, citing the absence of stars in luna...Jan 5, 2000 · 2h 45m
Ham Radio
Art Bell welcomes Wayne Green, the 77-year-old editor of 73 Magazine, to discuss a landmark FCC ruling that reduces the Morse code requirement for all amateur radio license classes to just five words per minute. Both men celebrate the change as essential to reversing the steep decline in new ham operators, noting th...Feb 15, 2001 · 2h 41m
Apollo Missions - Richard C. Hoagland & Wayne Green | Time Travel - Dr. David Anderson
with Richard C. Hoagland, Dr. David Anderson
Art Bell hosts a debate between Richard C. Hoagland and Wayne Green over a Fox television special questioning whether Apollo astronauts landed on the moon. Hoagland, who served as Walter Cronkite's science advisor during the missions, addresses claims about missing stars in photographs, inconsistent shadows, and rad...