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Beverage Chronicles

New Beverage Launches, a Fresh Contributor, and Wine Made for Real Palates with Erin Redden

Title: New Products, New Voices and Wine Made Welcoming

We discuss a range of recent nonalcoholic launches, from hydration and sports-drink innovations to energy mocktails, protein shakes, craft sodas, cold brew and better-for-you beverage options.

Contributor Jessica Gonzalez interviews ECR Vintners founder Erin Carroll Reddan about her small-batch California wines, approachable wine education and hospitality-focused tasting events.

The program closes with a community-minded announcement: Denny’s Heroes is seeking nominations for local educators, caregivers, first responders, volunteers and other hometown difference-makers..

Gary Monterosso runs down a wave of new beverage launches and welcomes new contributor Jessica Gonzalez, who sits down with Erin Redden, founder and CEO of ECR Vintners, to talk small-batch California wine, wine hospitality, and shedding wine intimidation.

New Beverage Launches Fill The Aisles
Gary Monterosso opens Beverage Chronicles with a rapid tour of new products reaching store shelves, noting upfront that the show has no ties to any brand mentioned. He highlights Yesly's new dragon fruit flavor for its vitamin- and electrolyte-infused still water line, arriving alongside a new 12-ounce slim can, and Rockstar's cocktail-inspired Mocktail energy drink, offering mojito, piña colada, and berry spritz flavors with 100 milligrams of caffeine, no sugar, and 46 calories per can. He moves through Silk's first ready-to-drink protein shake, Jones Soda's nostalgic return with Crayola for a Crayola-colors six-pack, and Slice's new pineapple dirty soda. Monterosso also mentions Michigan-based Paramount Coffee's first cold brew line, Joe Knows Coffee, sold in four flavors. He rounds out the segment noting each product's website, keeping the pace brisk and treating the roundup as a snapshot of where beverage innovation stands heading into the fall shopping season.

Sports Drinks And Hydration Get A Refresh
Monterosso shifts to the sports and hydration category, noting BodyArmor's new Flash I.V. Caffeine Zero Sugar line, launching nationwide in pineapple passion fruit and watermelon punch flavors. Propel, fresh off twelve consecutive years of growth, introduces Propel Clear Protein, a ready-to-mix powder combining protein, fiber, and hydration, sold through major retailers and TikTok Shop. Gatorade, owned by PepsiCo, is overhauling its packaging and stepping away from its long-standing focus on professional athletes, organizing its lineup under a new Gatorade Advanced Hydration System built around specific use occasions. Monterosso closes the roundup with Plezi Nutrition, the public-benefit company co-founded by former First Lady Michelle Obama, which has relaunched Plezi Hydration as a next-generation sports drink made with real fruit juice and no added sugar, artificial colors, or what the company calls junk ingredients. He notes the product was developed in collaboration with Steph and Ayesha Curry, closing out the new-products segment before introducing the show's new contributor.

A New Contributor Joins Beverage Chronicles
Monterosso welcomes Jessica Gonzalez as the show's newest contributor, a New York City-based creative marketer and storyteller with a background in psychology and public relations who founded Jessica of All Trades. Gonzalez opens her first feature by introducing Erin Redden, CEO and founder of ECR Vintners, whose wines Gonzalez says she has tried and can personally vouch for. Redden explains that ECR Vintners is a small-batch California wine and hospitality company built around the palates of women, an idea born from years spent in the wine industry and drinking with friends in New York City. She recalls hearing millennial women repeatedly say they avoided California wine, expecting overly oaked whites and bold reds shaped by cheaper bottles common on the East Coast in their twenties. Trips to Napa and Sonoma showed her how good small-production wine could be, inspiring her to craft wines in styles those women actually wanted: higher-acidity whites, lower-tannin reds, and everyday sparkling.

Wine Hospitality Meets Wine Education
Redden describes the ECR name as her own initials, Erin Carol Redden, a deliberate choice in an industry where women have historically been left off the label and out of production. She defines a vintner simply as a wine merchant, covering everything she does. Asked what sets ECR apart, Redden says the company has grown into both wine production and wine education, fusing the two in a way she rarely sees elsewhere: most wineries separate the person who crafts the wine from the person who teaches about it, while she and her team travel to do both together. She describes hosting tastings built around what she calls girl dinner, pairing wines with cheese boards and lighter bites guests can snack on throughout an evening. Gonzalez calls it a new kind of wine catering, comparing it to how familiar food catering already is, and Redden agrees enthusiastically, saying good wine, good food, and good company is simply how life should be lived.

Practical Advice For Wine Newcomers
Turning to advice for intimidated drinkers, Redden says the single best tip is learning to describe what you like and dislike rather than reaching for vague labels. She notes that people often ask for a dry white wine without realizing ninety five percent of white wines already are dry, so the real work is figuring out whether someone prefers minerality, fruit flavor, or tartness. Gonzalez asks whether that means matching wine to a preferred drink style, like sweet or bubbly, and Redden agrees, comparing wine preference to clothing that shifts with the seasons. She says someone who loves sundresses in summer might gravitate toward high-acidity whites, while colder months call for a bold red and warmer ones call for bubbles. Redden encourages listeners to try tasting flights side by side to notice these nuances, framing the exercise as one of the most enjoyable parts of drinking wine rather than something to fear getting wrong.

Rapid Fire, What's Next, And A Community Callout
Redden previews ECR Vintners' fall and winter plans, saying she is leaning harder into producing her own events rather than only booking private tastings for birthdays, bachelorettes, and corporate clients, focused on what actually makes a wine gathering enjoyable. In a closing rapid-fire round, she picks bubbles over red or white every time, calls cheese her favorite wine pairing partner, and tells listeners to stop worrying about serving temperature, saying it is always safer to serve wine a little too cold than too warm since it will warm up in the glass. Gonzalez points listeners to Redden's Instagram, @ecr_vintners, and her website, ecrvintners.com, for questions or bookings. Monterosso closes the broadcast with an unrelated community announcement, introducing Denny's Heroes, a nationwide search honoring educators, caregivers, first responders, and volunteers, with thirty selected honorees receiving a Denny's-catered celebration for up to fifty guests hosted by a local franchise owner. Nominations remain open through October 30th at dennysheroes.com, closing out this week's episode.

The Church of the Souls Evolution with The Reverend Blake Rubie

Lou Famoso's Near-Death Tunnel, Heaven's Golden City, and the Faces of the Mother and Father God

In a solo, thirty-minute broadcast, Reverend Blake Rubie continues his tour of heaven, retelling a Vietnam veteran's fatal 1964 Mustang crash and tunnel-of-light experience before describing heaven's living flowers, golden city, and the faces of the Mother and Father God.

A Shorter Show Continues Last Week's Heaven Talk
Reverend Blake Rubie opens The Church of the Soul's Evolution on Saturday, September 26th, thanking Doug from BBS Radio and TV for finishing a new seven-minute theme song, Grey Brain, Golden Soul, which he says is strong enough to become a mainstream hit. He tells listeners this broadcast is part two, continuing directly from last week's show, where he spoke for thirty minutes about the journey toward that distant world of light, the true source of the soul. He reminds the audience that his programs now run just thirty minutes instead of the longer format he once used, so he must move quickly to finish this second segment on heaven in the time allowed. He explains that the soul serves as the brain of the spirit, and that human beings are not their bodies but their spirits and souls, made of light energy able to live within a fire that would destroy ordinary matter.

Lou Famoso's Fatal Mustang Crash
Rubie retells the story of Lou Famoso, a Vietnam veteran he calls one of the most complete near-death experiences he knows, who was driving his brand-new 1964 Mustang nearly one hundred miles an hour down a poorly paved country road on a Saturday night. Because those early Mustangs carried heavy front ends, the bumps in the road sent the car out of control, flipping it end over end until it crashed and caught fire. Famoso was thrown clear, since cars of that era lacked seatbelts, and suffered a gaping head wound before his spirit left his body and entered the tunnel Rubie has described on earlier broadcasts. Rubie explains that the tunnel is really nothing more than the sun, ninety-three million miles away, whose light takes about eight minutes to reach Earth. Once the physical eyes and ears are gone, he says, the material universe disappears entirely, leaving only spirit and soul, pulled by the sun's gravity down that tunnel of light toward the point of light in the distance.

A World of Brighter Colors and Living Flowers
Rubie describes what Famoso and every arriving spirit finds on the other side: a world resembling Earth but two to three hundred percent brighter, where colors leap out and hillsides are covered in living flowers that watch passersby and bounce back up when stepped on. He explains that the spirit itself is translucent, rainbow-colored, and holds the same organs as the body but arranged in mirror fashion, while keeping familiar facial features even as it gains the power to reshape its appearance at will, most citizens choosing to look about thirty years old. Arriving spirits quickly remember their own pre-existence, recalling being carried down through Earth's atmosphere by an angel before birth and placed gently alongside the mother, entering the womb sometime after conception, usually three or four months into gestation. Rubie says the borderlands of heaven are filled with angels of every rank, archangels, cherubim, and seraphim among them, all serving the Mother and Father God, the co-creator gods of this solar system.

Angels, the Tree of Life, and Heavenly Feasts
Rubie insists that the old story of angels rebelling against God is a fabrication invented by ancient rulers seeking power, since angels, unlike humans, were created without free will and cannot rebel. He describes the trees of life scattered through heaven's borderlands, bearing twelve kinds of fruit that spirits can eat, alongside fields of wheat baked into bread and long feast tables, some two or three hundred meters long, set with gold and silver cutlery, candlesticks, and fountains flowing with water from the river of life. No meat is served, he says, since spirit bodies need no protein, though the leaves of the nations can be smelled to deepen one's spirituality. He tells listeners that Jesus promised to prepare a place for those who love him and the Mother and Father God, describing custom-built mansions already waiting, furnished with whatever a person loves, whether marble floors inlaid with roses or a simple log cabin, all created purely by thought.

The Golden City and Its Guarded Throne Room
Rubie explains that souls shine with a light matching their spiritual growth, comparing it to a sixty-watt bulb at birth that can brighten across a hundred-year lifetime, so that arriving spirits find themselves mingling with soul groups of similar evolution. Those who reach the holy city pass through one of eight pearl gates, named for tribes such as Benjamin and Manasseh, into streets of gold lined with precious stones and silver fountains, traveling by noiseless chariots piloted by angels that carry fifteen or twenty passengers at a time across the hills and valleys of heaven. At the city's center rises a golden dome marking the throne room, which not every spirit is developed enough to enter, since the light there is said to wash over the unprepared like a hurricane-force wind, leaving them prostrate on the ground. Rubie compares reaching the throne room to earning the rank needed to attend a high-level convention, saying spiritual development alone grants admission to witness the Mother and Father God directly.

Face to Face With the Mother and Father God
Inside the throne room, Rubie says, Jesus sits on a throne beside the Mother and Father God as a co-creator god in his own right, surrounded by high-ranking angels including Gabriel, Michael, Raphael, and Uriel, along with ten-foot-tall four-faced cherubim bearing the features of a man, an ox, an eagle, and a lion. He describes King David there as heaven's chief praise leader, playing a golden harp that every arriving soul eventually receives as well. Rubie says beholding the Mother and Father God means looking into eyes full of pools of love, faces marked by both authority and kindness, the Father crowned with snowy white hair and a muscular build, the Mother regal and beautiful like a queen. After the life review and celebration, he says, souls may plan their next incarnation using heaven's libraries and halls of justice before he runs out of time. Rubie closes with a short prayer thanking the Creator for love and existence and asking blessings on all of God's children, signing off until next week.

Bible News Prophecy with Dr Bob Thiel

Earthquakes, Sorrows, and the Big One with Dr. Bob Thiel

Dr. Bob Thiel joins host Steve Dupuis to weigh a month of destructive earthquakes worldwide and new research on a faster-slipping San Andreas Fault against Jesus's warning of a coming "beginning of sorrows" and Revelation's prophecy of an even greater quake still to come.

Signs Named In Matthew And Mark
Steve Dupuis opens the Bible News Prophecy program by asking Dr. Bob Thiel which Bible prophecies might describe conditions seen in the world today. Thiel turns first to Matthew 24:7-8, where Jesus tells His disciples that nation will rise against nation and kingdom against kingdom, with famines, pestilences, and earthquakes in various places marking the beginning of sorrows. He adds Mark's parallel account, Mark 13:8, which lists earthquakes, famines, and troubles as the same beginning of sorrows. Dupuis observes that both verses name several worldly sorrows and asks which one Thiel wants to focus on today. Thiel answers earthquakes, explaining they have caused considerable trouble over the last month, and previews a rundown of recent seismic activity from around the globe that he believes deserves closer attention than official sources are giving it.

A Month Of Destructive Earthquakes
Thiel runs through a string of earthquakes that struck within about a month. Indonesia was hit by a 7.7 magnitude quake that proved very destructive, followed by a 7.4 in Colombia that killed hundreds or more. Japan recorded a 6.8, Peru a 6.7, and a second Indonesian quake measured 6.9, though it caused less damage. The Philippines felt a strong 6.3, Mexico registered a 7.3, and the remote Kermadec Islands recorded a 6.3 as well. Thiel notes that official sources describe these events as unrelated and essentially normal, nothing to be concerned about. Dupuis pushes back, asking whether earthquakes officials dismiss as ordinary could still count as the beginning of sorrows Jesus described. Thiel responds by wondering aloud what happens if the experts turn out to be wrong, then begins reading a lengthy passage from 2 Peter chapter 3 to address that very question directly.

Peter's Answer To The Scoffers
Thiel reads at length from 2 Peter 3, where the apostle warns that scoffers will arise in the last days, mocking the promise of Christ's coming and insisting that everything continues just as it has since creation. Peter counters that these scoffers willfully forget how the world once perished by water in the flood, and that the present heavens and earth are being reserved for fire until judgment day. Thiel highlights Peter's reminder that with the Lord one day is as a thousand years, explaining that God's plan simply operates on a longer timeframe than people expect, which is why prophesied events do not always happen as quickly as some anticipate. He continues reading through Peter's warning that the day of the Lord will come like a thief, and his call to holy conduct while awaiting new heavens and a new earth. Dupuis asks whether Peter's scoffers might not have been talking about earthquakes at all, and Thiel allows that they may well have been.

California's Slipping San Andreas Fault
Thiel shifts to a headline reporting that new research finds the San Andreas Fault slipping faster than previously thought. He explains that the study, from San Jose State University, followed just a week after a 3.9 magnitude quake rattled the Hayward Fault in Oakland. Professor Kimberly Blisniuk tells ABC Eyewitness News that the fault's slip rate appears constant across a ten-thousand-year window her team examined, a finding that surprised researchers who previously assumed rates decreased along the fault. Thiel notes that faster-slipping faults generally produce earthquakes more frequently, and that Blisniuk herself admits the constant rate will surprise people because the data simply was not available before. He observes that experts keep admitting they did not know things they once assumed. Dupuis asks whether California's long-feared big one is actually mentioned in the Bible. Thiel says an extremely large California quake is likely, but he does not believe it will compare to the one prophecy actually foretells.

Revelation's Sequence Of Earthquakes
Thiel turns to the book of Revelation, noting that Jesus also described earthquakes there, always in the singular, unlike the general beginning of sorrows discussed on the Mount of Olives. He identifies the first as Revelation 8:5, an earthquake accompanying an angel casting fire from the altar onto the earth, which he places after the Great Tribulation begins but before the great day of the Lord. Dupuis asks why this one is not counted among the beginning of sorrows, and Thiel explains it belongs to a later, apocalyptic stage. He then reads Revelation 11:11-13, where the two witnesses are resurrected and ascend to heaven as a great earthquake kills seven thousand people and topples a tenth of the city, calling it a more localized quake near the end of the day of the Lord. Thiel adds Revelation 11:19, where God's temple and the ark of the covenant appear in heaven, suggesting this earthquake may coincide with the first resurrection of Christians.

The Biggest Quake And A Personal Warning
Dupuis asks whether that temple earthquake is the largest one in the Bible, and Thiel says no, pointing to Revelation 16:18-20, where a mighty earthquake unlike any since humans existed splits the great city into three parts, topples Babylon, and sends islands and mountains vanishing entirely. Thiel dismisses preterists who claim Revelation has already been fulfilled, insisting that quake has plainly not yet happened, and adds that changes already observed in Earth's core and magnetic field could help trigger it after 2033. He briefly contrasts it with a separate, later earthquake in Ezekiel 38:19. Asked what advice applies to scoffers and believers alike, Thiel cites Haggai's call to consider your ways, then recalls his own first earthquake experience after moving to California in 1976, when shaking walls left him thinking he was simply dizzy. He closes by reading Luke 21:36, Jesus's call to watch and pray, before Dupuis thanks him and directs listeners to biblenewsprophecy.net.

The Good Fortune Show with Sugandhi Iyer

Guarding Good Fortune, Prepaving the Future, and the Power of Appreciation

Sugandhi Iyer explains why staying immersed in luxury guards a person's abundance, walks listeners through her own practice of prepaving a desired future, and closes the hour with Law of Attraction cards on relationships and appreciation.

Guarding Good Fortune Around Poverty and Wealth
Sugandhi Iyer opens The Good Fortune Show by challenging a friend's claim that helping the poor spreads abundance to the helper. She points to Mother Teresa, noting what she read online, that despite dedicating her life to the poor, Mother Teresa herself lived without abundance and asked her missionary colleagues to live frugally too. Iyer argues that repeatedly seeking out lack in order to help it actually plants more lack in a person's aura, and cites actress Katrina Kaif, whose mother she says works among the poor in India and lives without electricity by choice. Kindness itself is good, Iyer says, but constantly immersing oneself in poverty erodes one's own field of abundance. She insists the Law of Attraction either works completely or not at all, and urges listeners guarding their own good fortune to stay surrounded by luxury the way cruise ships and calm oceans keep her, and fish, thriving in the right water.

Small Signs Of Manifestation
Iyer shares a personal example of manifestation: after struggling to find paperback copies of an author her mother likes, she checks again and discovers every title has suddenly become available, orders four, and credits it to alignment even while admitting sellers may simply have restocked. She warns against staying drawn to work, like social work, that keeps a person surrounded by hardship, saying such an intention only attracts more people in need rather than helping society. She reads a Law of Attraction card urging listeners to prioritize their intentions, explaining that whichever intention a person gives singular attention to receives more power, so choosing luxury and wellbeing over need pulls more of that reality forward. She describes chandeliers, gilded palace fixtures, and five-star hotel decor as visible trappings of wealth worth surrounding oneself with, and promises the universe supplies the means once an intention for a better life is set.

Prepaving A Path Back To India
Iyer introduces another card from the Esther and Jerry Hicks Law of Attraction deck, Within 60 Days It Can Be Mine, explaining its idea of prepaving: giving sustained thought to a near future until it becomes the present. She illustrates this with her own life, describing years spent immersed in American energy in Las Vegas, rarely visiting India while her siblings went every year. She says she deliberately began prepaving a return by seeking out Indian faces and Indian features around her instead of the Moroccan and European ones she mostly encountered, and within months found herself living in India. She adds a lighter aside about the traditional, wax-free way Indian beauticians shape eyebrows. Having arrived, she says she now must prepave the opposite journey, back toward Western faces and American surroundings, to eventually return to the United States, treating the process as something to be renewed for each new direction.

Rewriting The Story In Relationships
Iyer reads a card on relationships instructing listeners to focus on the points of harmony rather than disagreement, since dwelling on what is disliked pulls more of it in by the same magnetic law. She works through an imagined scenario of a listener missing her because she is traveling, showing how repeating she's not here only reinforces absence, whereas noticing that the show and phone calls are still available reframes the situation. She extends the idea to a workplace crush, describing a man who seems to greet everyone but the woman who likes him, sometimes even changing direction to avoid the elevator she is exiting. Iyer warns against settling into a victim story, he ignores me, and instead encourages listeners to notice him nearby every day and treat that presence itself as evidence the relationship is progressing rather than proof of rejection.

Giving The Story A Better Spin
Building on the relationship card, Iyer tells listeners they are the authors of their own story and must give it a spin that works in their favor. Rather than concluding a quiet coworker is uninterested, she suggests imagining he is simply shy and tongue-tied, gradually working up the courage to speak, comparing the fear to the Asterix and Obelix characters who worried the sky would fall on their heads. She warns against the opposite spin, imagining him as a flirt who pursues everyone else, saying that story becomes a pattern that repeats with the next man and the next. She walks through small stages of an office relationship, sharing coffee in the break room, exchanging a hello, arguing that each stage should be narrated as progress. Real hesitation, she says, usually traces back to a man's own fear of approaching someone he genuinely likes.

Appreciation, Essence, And Signing Off
Closing the hour, Iyer reads a further Hicks card, My Appreciation Of It Attracts Its Essence To Me, explaining that pondering what one appreciates about a partner, a piece of work, or an unfinished project functions as a creative workshop. She connects this appreciation to what she calls the emotional guidance scale, describing it as a kind of technology built from the five senses, imagination, and intuition, adding that anyone missing a strong intuitive sense can consult a psychic instead. Iyer contrasts people who dwell on not feeling good, and so create more of it, with those who deliberately practice appreciation to shape what comes next. She signs off wishing listeners a fantastic rest of the week and points them toward the following Joyful Manifestation show at seven o'clock Pacific time, closing The Good Fortune Show until the next broadcast.

Hard News on Friday with Tara Green and Rama Arjuna

Mayan Calendar Reading, Kryon's Merkabah Teaching and a Healing Meditation with Patricia Cota-Robles

Hosts Springbird, Tara Green and Rama Arjuna open with a Mayan calendar reading for the turn into October, follow Rama's field reports on Gaza and Lebanon, sit in on a channeled Kryon teaching from Lee Carroll and a Mother dialogue on NESARA, and close with a recorded healing meditation from guest Patricia Cota-Robles.

Opening Meditation and Mayan Calendar Reading
Springbird opens the broadcast with a guided breathing exercise, inviting listeners into their heart space to gather with guides, guardians, totems and ancestors around a virtual council fire. Drumming with a Kimi drum, he calls in the seven galactic directions of the Mayan tradition, chanting "Ah Yum, Hunab Ku, Evam Maya, E Ma Ho" and "In Lak'ech Ala K'in." He then reads the Mayan day-count for the week, opening with today's White Self-Existing Dog, a 4 Oc tied to love, loyalty and heart, and moving through Saturday's Blue Overtone Monkey, Sunday's Yellow Rhythmic Human, Monday's Red Resonant Skywalker, Tuesday's White Galactic Wizard, and Wednesday's Blue Solar Eagle. He notes the calendar rolling into October on Thursday with the Yellow Planetary Warrior, and closes the week with Friday's Red Spectral Earth. For each glyph he offers a keyword mantra and urges listeners to release fear, mistrust or dissociation while embracing loyalty, clarity and planetary harmony, also noting a full moon at 12:49 p.m. Eastern on Saturday.

Listener Support and Weekly Needs
Springbird shifts into the weekly funding appeal, explaining that BBS Radio needs $184 for the Friday program's slot on Station One and directing listeners to bbsradio.com, where the show is listed under the Hard News heading at the 8:00 hour. He promotes Saturday's program on Station Two, The True History, at the 3:30 hour. He says Tara and Rama need $200 for living expenses plus $450 toward rent this week, a total of $650, and gives the PayPal address koran9999@hotmail.com, confirmed under the name Rainbow Roundtable and Rama Berkowitz, along with a mailing address for Ram D. Berkowitz at a post office box in Santa Cruz, New Mexico. He points listeners to rainbowroundtable.net for NESARA information and Rama's travel notes, and mentions a GoFundMe covering Tara and Rama's medical expenses. Calling it harvest season under a full moon, he thanks the audience repeatedly before ceremonially passing a talking stick to Tara and Rama, who greet the commanders, eagles and angels listening.

Rama's Field Reports and Gaza-Lebanon Dispatches
Rama reads a string of dated dispatches from earlier in the week, describing visits to Moon Mountain and Sun Mountain where he sits and walks in circles with deer, crows, cats and, on Wednesday, a hungry coyote he feeds popcorn and kitty food, using the Adi Shakti mantra each time. He recounts text messages he says arrive from the crew stationed over Gaza, describing an emerald-green and sapphire-blue ray that forms a protective force field and knocks out Israeli forces who try to cross it, and from Lady Nada, who says she addressed the UN Security Council about Lebanon and Hezbollah, and later reports that the Lebanese prime minister called for the withdrawal of all Israeli forces from Lebanon while dozens of delegates walked out during a speech by Netanyahu. Rama says the moment is a choice between an old timeline and a new one, invoking a figure he calls Mel Lawson. Tara then raises news that the Republicans are, in her words, "in deep trouble," and Rama predicts the party is ceasing to exist.

Kryon's Merkabah Teaching via Lee Carroll
Rama passes the talking stick to a segment titled The New Human Merkabah Interface, in which Lee Carroll channels an entity he calls Kryon of Magnetic Service. Kryon tells listeners that the changing energy of the planet may be altering the very purpose of old souls on Earth, moving them beyond individual paths toward something new. He describes the Merkabah as a double tetrahedron, one shape pointing down and one pointing up, sitting within the body's double helix and forming, together with human DNA, what he calls an antenna tuned to a shared field of collective consciousness. Kryon says humanity has long used that antenna only to receive intuition, but explains that the upward-pointing half is now being activated so that people can also transmit their inner divinity outward. He calls this new capacity a way of pushing "a grander truth" into the field, something he says is done automatically through joy and compassion rather than effort, promising more teaching, and perhaps a better word for it, next time.

Star Lore, AI Worries and the Mother Dialogue
Tara describes the nighttime view from their bay window, tracing the star Sirius, a craft she calls the New Jerusalem, and the three stars of Orion's Belt, which she names El, An and Ra, up to the Pleiades and its seven suns. Rama says one of those stars, Atlas, hosts twelve to fourteen planets, a number he links to Barack Obama's past comments about the solar system and to the Star of Bethlehem, which the pair identify as Sirius. They turn to news of the Pope's visit to Paris, with Rama recounting a speech along the Champs-Élysées warning that artificial intelligence is leading humanity toward what he calls the Borg. Tara and Rama then give out the conference-call number before inviting a channeled presence they call Mother, who speaks of NESARA nearing announcement, warns that detention centers are killing people, calls the GOP the "grand old pedophile party," and cites General Wesley Clark, the Bosnian war, journalist David Pakman, the book Solara An-Ra, and the destruction of Maldek.

Patricia Cota-Robles's Healing Meditation and Sign-Off
Rama says he briefly visited what he describes as Lady Master Athena's ship before passing the talking stick to a twenty-three-minute recorded segment from Patricia Cota-Robles. Cota-Robles tells listeners that recent influxes of light and a purging of the elemental kingdom, evident in record-breaking weather, are part of Mother Earth's ascension, building since the August 8 Lionsgate and the late-August eclipse series toward an accelerated ascension window running from the November 11 gateway to the December solstice. She leads a guided, first-person invocation calling in beings from the Grand Central Sun and an emerald-green and violet flame of "infinite transmutation," walking listeners breath by breath through their brain, eyes, ears, lungs, digestive system, endocrine glands, circulatory system, reproductive organs, and skeletal structure, asking for every trace of disease to be instantaneously removed and each system restored to perfect health. She closes declaring the healing "God-victoriously accomplished." Tara thanks Rama, the talking stick returns to Springbird, who thanks Mother, Cota-Robles and the audience, and the hosts sign off with "Namaste."