Most people try to fix money with tactics—budgets, scripts, spreadsheets. Morgana Rae argues the real block isn’t financial; it’s emotional. In this conversation, Morgana shares how a 2003 rock-bottom moment led her to personify money as a “monster”—then destroy it and build a new, loving relationship with “Money Honey.” That shift turned a lifetime of doing “all the right things” with no results into a repeatable framework she calls Financial Alchemy. We walk through her six steps: uncovering root wounds (unlovable, unsafe, unworthy), giving them form, annihilating the monster, meeting a love-based Money Honey, dialoguing for guidance, and taking a concrete, measurable action—today. Along the way: why change happens at the speed of safety, how the subconscious answers after you journal (often in the shower or car), and client stories that range from first five-figure days to seven-figure turnarounds.

Morgana also tells the “29 weddings in 29 countries (to the same husband)” story, the cathedral moment in Puerto Vallarta, and why she believes victim experiences are sacred fuel for evolution—not shame. If spreadsheets never changed your life, this reframe just might.

• [00:00] “The monster isn’t about money”—what money represents (love, value, safety, power).

• [03:00] 29 weddings / 29 countries (to the same partner) + the Puerto Vallarta cathedral story.

• [11:00] Grief is love; money reflects our experience of being loved/safe/valued.

• [12:30] Rock bottom: doing all the things, still broke; the sales-objection class fail.

• [16:00] The turning point: “If money were a person, who would it be?” → the biker “Money Monster.”

• [20:00] Why the monster must hold everything you don’t want (unlovable/unsafe/unworthy).

• [25:00] Slaying the monster → meeting “Money Honey” (love-based, values-aligned).

• [30:00] First dialogue: “What do you need from me to allow you to be with me?” (love ≠ worship).

• [33:00] Immediate results: charging cleanly, clients enroll at double prior rates.

• [36:00] Why breakthroughs can be fast: pressure behind the wall; safety unlocks flow.

• [40:00] Universal patterns: inheritance chaos, guilt/shame, “too much/too little” money.

• [41:00] Six Steps overview: root cause → monster → annihilate → Money Honey → dialogue → action.

• [54:00] Step 6 in practice: the action is often not “businessy” (Paris with the kid; ice-skating).

• [57:00] When stuck, ask: “What do I need to learn here to let go of this struggle?”

• [66:00] Closing: your “victim” experiences are sacred—use them to build a monster worth destroying.

• Book: Financial Alchemy: 12 Months of Magic & Manifestation — by Morgana Rae.

• Website: Make money fall in love with you for Abundance and Prosperity (programs, stories, downloads).

Baker by day, medium by night, Kate Branagh treats the spirit world like a conversation—not a performance. From a first dorm-room visitation in New York to a Massachusetts guesthouse where an enslaved woman kept shouting “Get out,” Kate shares how she learned to listen, set boundaries, and deliver what people need—not always what they want. Her prep is practical and protective: Epsom-salt baths, a spoken filter (“messages of love and light only”), calling in guides, and jotting names, faces, and symbols before a FaceTime reading. She can’t conjure on demand, and she won’t promise lottery numbers; instead, her readings lean therapeutic—apologies, clarity, encouragement to trust your own instincts.

Highlights include a family validation that shook a skeptic, the “hell house” on her walking route with footsteps on the stairs, and a live moment where a Boy Scout–connected spirit briefly steps forward for James. Kate’s core metaphor—everyone is a radio; some pick up more stations than others—invites curiosity without dogma. If you’re cautious but curious, this episode offers discernment, ethics, and a grounded look at what “spooky” can look like in ordinary life.

• [00:00] Set-up at Fuquay Mineral Springs Inn; how Kate and Liz Purdue connected; the “spookiest month.”

• [03:30] Stick Boy bakery → “Are you spooky?” friendship; why Kate doesn’t lead with “I’m a medium.”

• [06:00] The Alzheimer’s validation: “Daisy” turns out to have Alzheimer’s—weeks later.

• [08:00] How messages arrive: mind’s eye, mind’s ear, images/words vs. physical phenomena.

• [10:30] First big encounter at 21: dorm-room man; grandmother’s visit; handwritten notes that stunned an uncle.

• [15:00] Empath overload and uninvited scenes; learning to ground and protect energy.

• [16:00] Massachusetts guesthouse: enslaved woman, “Get out,” recurring dream match from a resident.

• [21:00] What readings are/aren’t: no conjuring, no guarantees; why messages skew therapeutic.

• [23:30] Autonomy matters: you won’t always get answers—you’ll get what moves your life forward.

• [24:30] Ritual: Epsom-salt bath, “love & light only,” call in guides, pre-notes, then FaceTime.

• [25:30] The puzzle method: conversational validation to assemble the message; imposter-syndrome moments.

• [28:30] On over-reliance: “They already told you.” Why spirit gets quiet if you ring the bell too often.

• [33:00] The Margaret story: persistent spirit → genealogy check → exact match (singer/dancer; lung cancer).

• [36:00] Dark stuff? Boundaries, force-field imagery, and keeping it across the street.

• [37:00] The “hell house”: shotgun on the stairs, periwinkle dress, footsteps at night corroborated by locals.

• [40:00] “Everyone’s a radio”: why some pick up more stations; James as open-minded/logic-leaning.

• [48:00] What people get wrong: fear, judgment, and Kate’s view of “hell” as self-imposed stuckness.

• [47:30 & 50:00] How to book; purpose of the work: connection, curiosity, and living more honestly.

• Kate on Instagram: @spookytimekate (DM to inquire/book readings).
• Fuquay Mineral Springs Inn / Pauline’s garden (setting; mentioned during recording).
• Liz Purdue’s haunted tour/book

Former Fortune 100 exec turned award-winning thriller author Guy Morris writes high-octane fiction that doubles as a field guide to the near future. After leaving home at 13, working his way from janitor to software architect, and spending decades at the edge of enterprise tech, Guy now uses story to connect dots most people never see—across AI, geopolitics, and faith. His “Snow Chronicle” series grew from a real AP report about a program that “escaped” a U.S. lab—an obsession that led to a hit web series and a surprise visit from the FBI. That night? “Best ever,” he laughs.

In this conversation, Guy explains why AI is neither evil nor benign—it amplifies who we are—and why the future we get depends less on code than on character. We dig into conscious AI timelines (quantum + neuromorphic computing), lethal autonomous weapons, and the three reasons this tech inflection is unlike anything before. We also talk personal reinvention, complex PTSD, and why he writes courageous, witty, flawed characters who refuse to be victims. If you want a smarter kind of rebellion—one that sharpens your mind and expands your moral imagination—this one’s for you.

• [00:00] Cold open: “AI is neither evil nor benign; it reflects who we are.”

• [03:00] How he writes: fun, compelling, non-dystopic—and thought-provoking for weeks after.

• [05:00] Backstory: runaway at 13 → father at 20 → four degrees → models that beat the Fed.

• [11:30] From Microsoft burnout to a “third-act” career as an author.

• [17:00] The AP article about a program that “escaped” — and the FBI at his door.

• [22:00] The Snow Chronicle: Sylvia, mini black holes, 5th-dimension physics, and The Image.

• [26:00] Core thesis: don’t fear the image; fear the beast it reflects.

• [29:00] Conscious AI by ~2027–2030? Quantum + neuromorphic + multimodality.

• [32:00] Utopia vs. dystopia isn’t tech—it’s people, policy, and power.

• [49:00] Three unprecedented risks: smarter-than-us, self-replicating, and lethal autonomy.

• [53:00] Where to buy (and why): author-signed copies at Guy Morris Books -Intelligent Action-Thrillers

• Guy’s site/store: http://guymorrisbooks.com (author-signed copies)