In this episode, I sit down once again with returning guest Dr. Scott Guerin to discuss his newest book, Awkward Awakening: Finding Your Way Home.

In this incredible work, Scott explores the process of spiritual awakening and what it means to remember who and what we truly are beyond ordinary perception. We dive into the awakening journey itself, including the stages people often move through as their worldview begins to shift, expand, and transform, along with the strange, beautiful, and sometimes disorienting nature of stepping into higher understanding.

Many listeners may also know Scott from his earlier work on angels and spiritual development, including Looking for Angels: A Guide to Understanding and Connecting with Angels, along with his broader Angel in Training body of work. With a background bridging psychology, spiritual inquiry, and metaphysical exploration, Scott brings a grounded perspective to big questions surrounding consciousness, unseen realms, and the evolution of the soul.

In our conversation, we explore the types of entities and intelligences a person may encounter along the awakening path, the subtle dimensions that begin to reveal themselves as consciousness expands, and the experiences that often arise when someone first steps into a greater awareness of reality. We also go into the larger cosmic picture, including galactic consciousness and the benevolent beings that may be assisting humanity during this phase of transformation. Altogether, this is a deep conversation about awakening, contact, and how everything may be woven together in a larger tapestry of evolution. Drop In!

www.awkwardawakening.com

Scott Guerin Bio:

Dr. Scott Guerin is a psychologist, author, and spiritual teacher whose work explores the meeting point between human development and higher consciousness. He holds two master’s degrees and a doctorate in psychology, has taught as an adjunct professor at Kean University for more than twenty years, and has worked extensively in medical education and health psychology. He is the author of the Angel in Training series and Awkward Awakening: Finding Your Way Home, and his work is deeply inspired by a lifelong exploration of spirituality, awakening, and our relationship with the divine.

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In this episode, I talk with psychic, medium, and medical intuitive Julie Ryan - to explore the extraordinary range of her work and the spiritual framework behind it. Julie describes her abilities as a “Buffet of Psychicness,” a phrase that captures the wide scope of what she does - from medical scanning and energetic healing to communicating with spirits, accessing past lives, scanning animals, and sensing the transition process around death. She explains that her abilities span communication with spirits both alive and dead, seeing energy fields, facilitating healings, and working remotely across time and space, all of which gives her work a truly multidimensional quality.

We talk about how she developed and refined these abilities through decades of experience and training, and how she now teaches others to access similar intuitive capacities for themselves. In our conversation, Julie shares how people can connect through what she calls the plasma field, how that connection can happen in a nanosecond, and how intuitive communication with spirit doesn’t have to be rare or mysterious - it can be direct, immediate, and learnable.

We also discuss how to connect with your guardian angel, how angelic communication may be much more accessible than most people realize, and how spiritual guidance can come through almost automatically

Julie then shares her version of medical intuition, the techniques behind it, and the deeper philosophy that supports her work with spirit, healing, and expanded consciousness. This is a wide-ranging conversation about energy, intuition, angels, spirit contact, and the invisible architecture of reality, and about how these abilities may be far more available to all of us than we’ve been taught to believe. Drop In!

www.askjulieryan.com

Julie Ryan Bio:

Julie Ryan is a psychic medium, medical intuitive, inventor, entrepreneur, author, and podcaster whose work bridges spirituality, healing, and intuitive development. She describes herself as a “Buffet of Psychicness™” because her abilities span medical scanning, energetic healing, spirit communication, past-life access, animal scanning, and insight into the dying process. Julie says she began learning energy work more than 30 years ago and has spent decades refining her own methods, while also teaching others how to develop similar intuitive skills through her trainings and programs. Before becoming widely known for her spiritual work, she built a long career as an inventor and businesswoman, including creating surgical devices sold internationally and founding nine companies in five industries.

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In this episode of Midnight, On Earth, I sit down with bestselling British author and historical investigator Graham Phillips to explore his latest book, 'The Original Zodiac: What Ancient Astrology Reveals About You'.

Our conversation dives deep into a forgotten chapter of astrological history - The discovery of the earliest known zodiac system, which contained eighteen signs rather than the twelve most people are familiar with today.

Phillips explains how the roots of astrology stretch back to ancient Mesopotamia, emerging from the same mysterious cultural horizon that produced monumental sites like Göbekli Tepe. In those early systems, astrology appears to have functioned through generations of observation, almost like a form of reverse engineering. Instead of starting with a rigid symbolic framework, early astrologers observed patterns in human behavior, personality traits, and life outcomes, then connected those traits back to the time, place, and conditions of a person’s birth. Over centuries, these observations became encoded into symbolic archetypes that eventually formed the earliest zodiac signs.

At the center of Phillips’ research is a mysterious clay tablet held in the British Museum, cataloged as BM 86378. The artifact lists an ancient zodiac system composed of eighteen constellations, many of which are completely absent from the modern Western and Vedic zodiacs. Instead of only the familiar signs, this earlier sky map included figures such as the Serpent, Swan, Crane, Horse, Wolf, and Eagle—symbols that suggest a very different way of interpreting cosmic influence and human identity.

Because the tablet preserved the names of the constellations but not their meanings, Phillips attempted to reconstruct the psychological and behavioral traits associated with each sign. Through an extensive survey of hundreds of volunteers from different backgrounds, he analyzed patterns in personality, interests, occupations, habits, and even health tendencies. From this data, he began to piece together what the original zodiac may have signified thousands of years ago.

During our conversation we explore how this eighteen-sign system offers an expanded lens through which to view astrology - not as a replacement for the familiar twelve-sign zodiac, but as a deeper layer of symbolic understanding. Phillips explains how the ancient framework may enrich our interpretation of personality, relationships, and destiny by adding additional archetypes that were gradually lost as astrology evolved through later Greek, and Vedic traditions.

We also discuss the broader historical mystery surrounding the origins of astrology itself, the possibility that these systems emerged from extremely ancient sky-watching cultures, and how early civilizations attempted to map human experience onto the movements of the heavens.

Along the way we touch on archaeology, myth, ancient symbolism, and the enduring human quest to understand who we are and how the cosmos might shape our lives.

It’s a wide-ranging exploration of forgotten astrology, ancient civilizations, and the archetypal patterns that have guided human thinking about the stars for thousands of years. Drop in!

www.grahamphillips.net

Graham Phillips Bio:

Graham Phillips is one of Britain’s bestselling non-fiction authors. A former radio journalist and broadcaster for the BBC, and founder of Strange Phenomena magazine, he is a historical investigator of unsolved mysteries. The author of many books, including The Templars and the Ark of the Covenant, The Lost Tomb of King Arthur, The End of Eden, and Atlantis and the Ten Plagues of Egypt, Graham lives in the Midlands of England.

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