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What happens after you embarrass yourself in the public arena and start to learn vital lessons to prevent it happening again. 

With clips from Marianne Williamson, Helen Mirren, and Adam Carolla, Cash illustrates what he learned from his somewhat overbearing and boorish appearance on Danny Lobell's podcast. Not every one can be a home run, and although Danny himself is gifted and delightful, Cash sadly let himself down. Find out how, and what he did to correct the many mistakes he made that day.

Cash has an early-onset dementia moment outside Burt Bacharach's home, and blames it all on the shamanic healing he had last month.

Very slowly, Cash is getting back up to speed, although it's taken FOUR WEEKS to recover. Still not intending to continue this podcast, he decides to stop by your ears for a few minutes to discuss Marianne Williamson's book Return to Love and also a book about scrubbing clean the ledger of your past lives, called Cutting the Ties of Karma by Phyllis Krystal.

Although most people don't bother to read the show notes, for those who DO, here's an announcement: there's going to be a bonus podcast in the next few days featuring a special offer that Cash is making to listeners. That's all we're saying for now. More soon.

Not intentionally a full episode of the show, but when some things happen that are quite clearly the universe teaching you a lesson or conveying a message, you have to sit up and listen. 

Cash discusses a big sobering lesson he learned only today, talks about prosperity, and announces an upcoming project. Nothing to complain about. If you get bored, why not count the number of times Cash says the word, 'I'. That's pretty sobering too.

Now that his filters and fears have been removed, and after being attacked this week on Twitter for asking a question about Israel, Cash evaluates the power of his recent shamanic healing session.  

'Born again' would be a way of putting it, if the term hadn't already been taken by Christians. Cash's shaman has transformed him and his life. Whether he's able to function as he used to is debatable. The shaman may even have turned him into the most boring broadcaster ever. If so, let him know, and he'll never do a podcast again. Deal?

Surprise! An extra episode in which Cash relates his encounter with a shaman and the powerful results that came from his session. 

A shaman communes with spirits, he or she is a conduit between here and the hereafter. Many things can result. Souls can be reclaimed, purposes found, peace felt for the first time. Everybody is different, so the sessions are different. But Cash tells you about his treatment and how it made a colossal difference in his life.

The final episode of a fascinating year-long journey into the world of self-help and personal development. The experiment lasted longer than planned, but the project has been a blast. 

That's it. Cheers and goodbyes, fireworks and confessions. In this, his last show, Cash applauds the listeners, talks about the biggest and most transformative lessons learned over the weeks, reveals the result of an impromptu session about authenticity with Psychic Debbie of psychicdebbie.com, and discusses a secret he's told almost nobody for 35 years. Oprah Winfrey once said that a person can never be successful if he or she is holding on to a secret. So Cash decides it's time to reveal his.

This week's episode contains a shocker you won't want to miss. Or maybe after you've heard it you'll wish you had missed it. But listen anyway. 

Cash discusses the first self-help book he ever read, The Magic of Thinking Big by David J. Schwartz and how it's also the last self-book he ever plans to read, after downloading the audio version this week. In light of this, he discusses his plans for the future and a new project that's bubbling under.

A busy, busy episode filled with content. As well as George Lucas offering a key pointer on how to be successful, there's talk of Trump, a Trump impersonator, and shungite. 

"What's shungite?" you ask. Cash is wondering that too, because he's just ordered some from Amazon. He talks about its alleged healing properties. There's also a plug for his YouTube video about the Rice Consciousness Experiment he filmed over a couple of months. He also recommends a couple of podcasts, such as Democracy Now and Trumpcast. In fact, those are precisely the ones he recommends. And finally journalist Amy Goodman talks about how the modern media have conspired to choose their presidential candidate.  

Cash's video of his Rice Consciousness Experiment 2016 can be watched HERE.

George Lucas's interview is featured on the What It Takes podcast. Available on iTunes.

Trumpcast is a podcast, also available for download on iTunes.

Chris Kehler's Shungite Healing Stones video is HERE.

Amy Goodman's video about the rotten state of the media can be watched HERE.

After a week of major epiphanies and shifts, Cash reveals why more people don't have the success they so urgently seek in life. 

There's a discussion about How To Attract Money by Joseph Murphy, Ernest Holmes' middle name, the major lesson Cash learned when he consulted a psychic last week - it's a lesson that applies to us all - and he explains why we lose out on so many good things in life simply by not having the correct attitude. Plus there's a clip of J.K. Rowling talking about how to overcome failure, and an instant rebuke for anyone who claims that gun control is a bad thing.

This is it, the big day. Cash turns 60 on 06/06, long-known to be the day the Antichrist will make himself known to humanity. In the meantime, Cash celebrates by pushing the button behind his bed. 

There's a clip of some guy from England who, at 67, has decided that 'loved ones in Heaven' would want us to say 'F*ck it' to taking life seriously; talk of an amazing channeler called Psychic Debbie; and of course audio of what happens when the button behind Cash's bed is finally pushed.   

Warning: repeated profanity.