Art Bell was an American broadcaster and author who was known as “The King of Late Night Radio” and was renowned for his radio talk show ‘Coast to Coast AM,’ which was aired in the US and Canada. He earned an amateur radio operator’s license at the age of thirteen and soon qualified for an ‘Amateur Extra Class’ license, with the call sign ‘W6OBB.’ His license class is considered to be the top-most ‘US Federation Communications Commission’ amateur license. While serving as a medic in the ‘US Air Force’ during the Vietnam War, he operated a pirate radio station that aired anti-war music from ‘Amarillo Air Force Base.’ After returning to the US, he worked for ‘KIDD,’ where he started as a rock music DJ and moved on to conduct radio talk shows. He soon became famous for anchoring talks on topics such as gunrunning, the occult, UFOs, and conspiracy theories on his talk show ‘Dreamland.’ He founded the Pahrump-based radio station ‘KNYE 95.1 FM,’ from where he produced and aired ‘Coast to Coast AM,’ which became one of the most popular radio shows in the late 1980s, and the early 1990s. He got married four times and went through some turbulent times, which affected his professional life. He posted his final retirement message, on ‘Facebook,’ in December 2015.