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What happens when you record a podcast episode and don't like the result? Well, you scrap it and then spend 15 minutes explaining why. That's what the show is about this week. 

There's talk of cleansing internally and externally, reaching the age of 60 and how to deal with it, handling the shifts that are happening in the world, and finding new ways through. Cash also discusses the latest Life Quiz episode, featuring Don Ingwerson, a Christian Science practitioner.

Among other things, this week we bring you the results of the rice consciousness experiment. Cash reveals his amped-up variation on the original test and how it gives clues to the possible winner of the 2016 Presidential Campaign. 

There's also talk of a possible cancer preventer, if you believe the Internet, and why people don't, in this glorious age of communication, listen to a word anyone else is saying. Additionally, Cash gives his reason for parting ways with the Drunk Ex-Pastors, and explains why losing his ATM card was one of the best things that have happened to him in a while.

Another top-notch episode. This time we look at the power of projected heartfelt love to heal the body.

Cash talks about his latest experiment, dousing jars of rice in conscious love/hate thoughts. There's also a discussion about how to remove negative beliefs from the mind and replace them with new, sparkling, empowering ones, why pig products may contain poisons (don't eat sausage before listening) a new kind of portable chocolate, and a Chinese non-medical hospital that treats cancer patients with love and, apparently, heals tumors within minutes.

A one-sided discussion about why certain people are fascinated by new things and seeking new ways of living, and others couldn't care less. 

Cash talks about how he's overcome a major fear of meeting people using Percussive Therapy. Also April Adams' upcoming book, his personal protocol for getting a good night's sleep, and why he has stopped eating pig products. Is it true that pigs don't have a lymph system? Nobody seems to know. If they don't, then Cash has some sobering news. Additionally, he tables his thoughts about changing the podcast into something more useful that might attract more listeners. 

Of course, every body is different and Cash is not - repeat, NOT - a doctor. Nor does he know a thing about pigs. Before trying anything in this show, however innocent-sounding, you might want to consult a healthcare professional (or a farmer).

A look behind the curtain of pretense that TV and radio performers show the world. Everybody has to become a prostitute for money and approval. What happens when you finally stop playing a character and get real for once?

A revealing burst of openness from Cash about how the last nine months of experimenting and self-development have brought him to a point of crisis, though one that also includes a miraculous healing he performed on himself this week which has blown his damn mind.

Cash thinks he's found a way to stop a migraine in its tracks. Also he discusses a new health smoothie he takes to boost his energy and which supposedly prevents everything from cancer to arthritis. 

Expect brief mentions of PSTEC results from last week, talk about raising your vibration to one of health and success, and also a discussion about how to make good choices, remembering that whatever goals you aim for, there's always a sacrifice to be made to get them.  

Obviously, because Cash is a journalist and writer. Dr. Oz he is not. NOT even remotely. So always be sure to check with a healthcare expert before embarking on any new treatment, procedure, protocol, or regime. Everybody's needs are different. Only a fool would take a radio person's report on health and act on it without consulting someone who actually knows what's what.  

The PSTEC audio programs can be found HERE

Cash's Little Book About Believing can be found HERE.

Cash interviews British hypnotherapist Tim Phizackerley, inventor of the PSTEC percussive sound technique, a remarkable system that could, when applied correctly, change a person's life for the better. According to Tim, people have used it for helping heal physical problems, for expunging painful memories from the past, for making money, and just generally for improving their lives and shaping their future. During the chat, Cash and Tim discuss how the system works, the definition of rich, what factors stop people getting rich, and also how Tim came to create the unique PSTEC system in the first place - his story is astonishing and heartwarming. PSTEC audio programs are available HERE.  It should be stressed perhaps that Cash is simply an enthusiastic user of the PSTEC audio system and has no financial stake in it, nor - and this is important - can he vouch for the effect the programs will have on you. He has personally seen big benefits so far, but that's him. Every body is different, and everybody reacts differently. Before investigating PSTEC, you might think you should consult a healthcare professional. Follow that impulse.

This week's show bristles with news and information, covering topics as diverse as the Chinese New Year and how to get what you want using a phenomenal new audio program.Cash reports on his experiences with PSTEC percussive sound therapy, a revolutionary way of dousing the flames of past pain as well as setting ourselves up for greater success. He tests out their latest offering, 'Think and Grow Rich,' based on the bestselling book by Napoleon Hill. He also talks about his new sense of mortality, touches on John of God, and deals with what it takes to be specific when choosing goals. Also, why goals is probably the wrong word to use. He suggests a better one. The PSTEC audio programs can be found HERE.

A special treat this week: Cash interviews author Jody Baron about her book Spiritual Lovemaking: Relax Into Sex & Awaken Into Life, co-authored with Peter Beamish. Jody approaches the issue of sex from a whole new angle, with techniques that are applicable to the rest of life as well. This isn't just about sex, it's about conscious awareness. The information is simple but interesting, and the book an eye-opener in places, especially about what actually constitutes the sex act. Is it even an act at all, or more of an exploratory adventure? It's available HERE.  NOTE: there's nothing dirty or titillating here, but it is about sex, so if you have issues around sex, or there are children - or even a disapproving senior - in the room, maybe switch it off and listen at some future time instead. Just saying.

Cash reviews Tosha Silver's amazing book Outrageous Openness, about Divine Intervention and how to sit back and allow stronger hands than yours to steer the ship. There's a quick revisit to Dr. Joe Gallenberger and his hypnotic programs; results from three days using Tim Phizakerley's PSTEC system for dismantling pain from your past; how Cash is dealing with a problem he's having with the Drunk Ex-Pastors, and also....whatever happened to that book he promised to review about spiritual lovemaking? It's all in this episode.Incidentally, Tosha refused to be interviewed for the show; said she was way too busy to speak to Cash, which may be true, but it's definitely not cool, right? The PSTEC audio can be found HERE. Dr. Gallenberger's Liquid Luck can be found HERE.