I Know, I Saw!

Miracle Laurie opens Ann's Akashic Records, explaining consent-based readings. Ann has questions about starting the podcast and finances and the creative choices that are currently being presented to her. For Ann it is about curiosity, priorities & trusting herself.

Miracle Laurie is a trained Akashic records reader, healer & teacher who explains this high-vibration spiritual practice. Long-time friends explore Akashic records and universal healing energy. The answer is simple, and not so simple: all roads lead to love.

Laney Burn stumbles upon "The Birth of Marilyn: The Lost Photos of Norma Jean" and discovers a secret her mother kept for years. Laney's mother was a fastidious diarist, however her diary from that year, 1946, has mysteriously disappeared, leaving Laney to wonder about her mom's early adulthood.

Comedian Carla Johnston discusses comedy. Two lifelong friends reflect on bonds, getting started in NYC many years ago, female comedy, growing up together with marriages and children, and also revitalizing their ambitions & careers as their children are venturing into adulthood.

Ryann Ferguson transforms historic homes by honoring their original design. Ryann discusses her journey from writer to designer. She launched a creative community space, The Antiquarian Club, for restoration-focused design.

TV Travel host Joseph Rosendo explores Cuba's deep personal and historical connections, and discusses his career path. Two Emmy nominations this year highlight his emotional ancestral journey on his PBS travel series, "Steppin' Out with Joseph Rosendo."