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Psychic and spiritual medium Eddie Conner rejoins the Thrive Hour to share his perspective on improving your life while making sense of the rapid changes unfolding around the world. Sarah and Eddie begin by exploring his predictions for the next few years and how he believes the country may navigate increasing turmoil, economic change, and broader societal disruption.
In today’s discussion, Sarah and Eddie also examine the growing division they see across society, why that division may be intensifying, and how people can avoid allowing fear, anger, or constant conflict to consume their lives. Eddie shares his belief that information currently hidden from public view will eventually reach mainstream awareness on a much larger scale, revealing realities that many people may once have dismissed as impossible.
Lastly, they discuss what Eddie describes as a major transformation ahead—one that could be both exciting and disruptive. The conversation explores what that transformation could mean, how people can stay grounded through uncertainty, and why personal growth, discernment, and resilience may become increasingly important as change accelerates.
Learn more about Eddie Conner and his work at https://EddieConner.com
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Economist and Miles Franklin President Andy Schectman returns to the Economic Review to discuss the growing pressures weighing on the economy, from persistent inflation to consumer confidence sitting near multi-year lows.
In today’s discussion, Sarah and Andy examine what he describes as an increasingly uneven stock market, with a small group of companies pushing indexes higher while many other stocks struggle near 52-week lows. Schectman characterizes the market as an upside-down pyramid and argues that an outsized share of capital is flowing into artificial intelligence-related investments.
The conversation also explores where Schectman believes these trends may be heading, what a broader economic reset could look like, and how future policy changes may affect financial markets. Sarah and Andy also discuss the GENIUS Act and the implications Schectman believes it could have as the regulatory landscape for digital assets and stablecoins continues to evolve.
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Intelligence and law enforcement expert Michael Letts rejoins the program to discuss what he describes as growing indictments connected to alleged military tribunal proceedings. Letts claims that a number of trials have already taken place and that indictments have been issued, but that judges across the country are preventing convictions from moving forward. Sarah and Michael discuss why he believes this is happening and, importantly, how listeners can evaluate and verify these claims for themselves.
In today’s discussion, Letts also describes allegations involving Congresswoman Ilhan Omar and addresses whether the timing of the reported investigation is connected to the election cycle. According to Letts, the investigation began under the Biden administration, and he claims that a left-leaning judge approved the raid. He also argues that documents connected to the case provide significant evidence supporting the allegations. These claims are presented as Letts’ account and interpretation.
Sarah also presses Letts on corruption within the Republican Party and asks whether officials from both major parties should face the same level of scrutiny. The conversation explores accountability, political influence, institutional trust, and the challenge of separating documented evidence from competing narratives in an environment where public confidence remains low.
Learn more about Michael Letts and his charity work at https://InvestUSA.org
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Sarah Westall joins psychologist and political analyst Dave Hodges on The Common Sense Show for a wide-ranging conversation about where society may be heading and why discernment is becoming increasingly important.
In today’s discussion, Sarah and Dave explore claims and concerns surrounding mind control, directed-energy technologies, and individual freedom, along with broader questions about religion, consciousness, and the origins of thought. They also discuss remote viewing and Sarah’s perspective on how practices that develop intuition may help people become more aware of outside influences and better distinguish their own judgment from external pressure.
The conversation also examines the role of intuition and the “sixth sense” in a world increasingly shaped by technology, information overload, and competing narratives. Sarah challenges listeners to think more carefully about what influences their thoughts, how beliefs are formed, and why developing stronger discernment may become increasingly valuable.
Sarah and Dave also discuss the ocean project she is working on, its approach to restoring marine ecosystems, and the potential benefits of healthier oceans for communities around the world.
Learn more about the project at https://OceanIntegrity.org
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Remote viewers Dick Allgire and Jordan Finneseth join the Thrive Hour for another wide-ranging conversation exploring their remote viewing sessions and what they believe the findings may reveal about current and future events.
In today’s discussion, Sarah, Dick, and Jordan examine their work involving cryptocurrencies and geopolitics, along with a larger question: Could intuition itself become an industry? They explore whether intuitive methods could eventually move beyond niche communities and develop into broader applications across investing, forecasting, business, and decision-making.
The conversation also looks at what an intuition-based industry might actually look like, before turning toward practical considerations around cryptocurrency investments and navigating a rapidly changing global environment. Dick and Jordan share their perspectives on what to watch for when evaluating opportunities, while Sarah connects those ideas to broader geopolitical and economic developments.
The episode brings together remote viewing, intuition, cryptocurrency, geopolitics, and precious metals for a thought-provoking discussion about how unconventional methods and traditional financial analysis may increasingly intersect.
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Legendary economist Martin Armstrong returns to the program for what may be one of his most consequential conversations yet. Armstrong discusses forecasts generated by his Socrates system that he believes point toward increasing civil unrest across the United States and Europe, along with growing political and economic instability throughout the West.
In today’s discussion, Sarah and Martin examine impeachment, elections, pressures on democratic institutions, and the political and economic forces Armstrong believes are contributing to instability. The conversation also tackles a provocative question raised by Armstrong: Will the 2028 U.S. election even take place?
Armstrong’s forecasts are also compared with Sarah’s recent assessment that some of the conditions associated with widespread civil unrest are developing in the United States. While Sarah argues that not all of those conditions have yet been met, Armstrong goes further, predicting that significant unrest is coming.
The conversation explores what Armstrong believes could trigger that unrest, how economic and political pressures may interact, and what these developments could mean for the future of the United States, Europe, and the broader global system.
Learn more about Martin Armstrong, his work, and the December 4th–6th Armstrong Economics Conference at https://ArmstrongEconomics.com
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Attorney, author, and survivor of the former Soviet Union Anastasia Fainberg joins the program for a wide-ranging conversation about corruption, survival, resilience, and the strength required to rebuild after institutional collapse.
In today’s discussion, Sarah and Anastasia examine the problems they see within the justice system, including how corruption and dysfunction can erode trust and create despair for people both inside and outside of it. Fainberg compares aspects of the United States with her experiences growing up in the Soviet Union and living through the lawlessness and instability that followed its collapse, sharing how her family navigated extreme corruption and uncertainty.
The conversation then turns toward spirituality and the way Fainberg has reframed her understanding of life through ideas she connects to quantum physics. Sarah and Anastasia explore how these seemingly different subjects—broken institutions, survival, personal resilience, spirituality, and the search for deeper meaning—can intersect in unexpected ways.
Purchase Anastasia Fainberg’s book, How I Died at Age 36 But Will Live Forever, at https://www.anastasiafainberg.org/
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Sarah Westall goes solo in this episode to examine civil unrest in France and ask whether the United States has the underlying conditions for similar upheaval. She explores how extreme wealth disparities, economic hardship, and broader social pressures can contribute to instability—and questions what forces and motivations may be shaping the protests unfolding in France.
Sarah then turns to the growing issue of surveillance pricing, examining how companies can use personal data, behavioral profiles, and predictive technologies to determine what individual consumers may be willing—or forced—to pay. She discusses concerns that increasingly sophisticated data collection could allow pricing systems to identify moments of vulnerability and adjust prices accordingly.
The conversation explores what could happen if these practices become widespread as artificial intelligence becomes more capable of predicting consumer behavior. Sarah examines the potential for everyday transactions to become increasingly personalized and opaque, raising larger questions about economic inequality, privacy, corporate power, and how AI may be used to profit from human vulnerability.
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World-renowned remote viewer Daz Smith returns to the program for an in-depth exploration of some of the most consequential remote-viewing sessions of his career—and what their findings could mean for humanity and our future.
In today’s discussion, Sarah and Daz also explore his interviews with prominent members of the military’s Stargate Project, including Joe McMoneagle, widely regarded as one of the program’s most accomplished remote viewers. Daz shares what these individuals—and others within the remote-viewing community—have concluded about the nature of life on this planet and the possibility that humanity may share our world with nonhuman entities.
The conversation also examines what the current explosion of advanced technology could reveal about humanity’s place among other species. Sarah and Daz explore ideas that challenge some of our most fundamental assumptions about reality and open the door to possibilities that could change how we understand ourselves, our world, and our place within it.
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Sarah Westall goes solo in this episode, beginning with two of the most important headlines in economic news, what they mean, and why they matter. She then looks ahead, drawing on years of reporting and researching the edge of change across society, business, and culture to examine the trends that could shape the years ahead.
Sarah shares her forecast for where social media and the broader media landscape are heading, how society is likely to respond, and the encouraging signs she sees that people's relationship with the internet is beginning to mature. She explores how changing attitudes toward technology, information, and online platforms could fundamentally reshape the way we communicate and consume media.
Finally, Sarah identifies three major advancements she believes are poised to transform our lives in profound ways. The disruption ahead could be significant and, at times, frightening—but it may also bring extraordinary possibilities. You'll have to listen to discover what these three advancements are and why Sarah believes they could help define the next era.
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