During the middle two hours, practitioner and teacher of natural magic, Dr. Evelyn Paglini, checked in to discuss her predictions and visions for weather, economy and earth changes, as well as how to conduct spells and candle magic. She foresees this winter as bringing a particularly deadly flu season, with a strain that doesn't respond to drug treatments, and tens of thousands losing their lives. The winter will also have record breaking cold temperatures, a cold freeze so severe it will lead to deaths, as well as ice storms, power outages, and flight delays.

Paglini sees a killer summer heatwave in 2014, and a rough hurricane season from Florida to Texas. The economy will continue to suffer, particularly for people over age 50 that get laid off from their current jobs-- many will only be able to find jobs at a big pay cut, she lamented. The stock market will have a correction in the spring, dropping about 2.5% in value, she predicted, but added that the housing market is still a good investment. There'll also be more killing sprees by imbalanced people and "lone wolfs" that will target politicians, she added.

She shared a number of spells and rituals such as how to cleanse your home from negativity. When using something like a sage 'smudge stick,' you have to be very determined and methodical, walking into each and every room, pushing the negativity away into the next room, until you finally get into a room where the window is open, and the negativity is forced out of the home, she detailed.

Controlling Anger

First half-hour guest, authority on spirituality, Asian history, and Tibetan Buddhism, Prof. Robert Thurman, talked about two different kinds of anger. One of them is a forceful energy that you're completely in control of, and that you can use to right a wrong or correct an injustice. But the other kind of anger is detrimental, when people lose control and lash out, sometimes hurting themselves and the people they love. Eastern philosophies such as Buddhist and Hindu have a psychology that helps you control negative emotional states like anger, instead of these states taking control of you, he noted.

Fanthorpe Visit

Surprise last hour guest, author Lionel Fanthorpe recounted the bizarre tale of the moving coffins of Barbados, and his encounter with a 'guardian angel,' a deceased friend who may have saved him from dying in a car accident. He also pondered the mysteries of ancient Egypt and the pyramids.

News segment guests: James Chiles, Catherine Austin Fitts