Jen spent twenty five years as a professional psychic medium...it was her full time job, she was all the way in, and she believed she could speak things into existence and call in spirit guides who would heal people because she asked them to.

She breaks down how the readings actually worked, that what was answering her is a very good guesser that hands you your great grandfather's name and your birthdays to set the hook, and she admits to doing readings on people without their consent, her own daughter included.

She and Rich get into why some of it comes true anyway, and what it took for her to walk away from the income and the identity she had built over half her life. They touch on topics like: "Why does a reading sometimes come true?" and "What is really answering you?" Listen now!

Teresa Celeste is an actress who was never really raised in church...she says she sat in a congregation or two and could tell the Holy Spirit was not in the room, and she found God outside of it.

She turned down the role that would have been her first time on television, a voodoo lady who had to pull tarot cards on camera, and she cried over it before taking a smaller part instead, because to her it is still spiritual whether or not you are acting.

She and Rich get into what Hollywood costs a believer and why she says the person in the mirror is usually the real problem. They touch on topics like: "Is it still witchcraft if you are only acting?" and "Why does everybody in Hollywood mumble the name of Jesus?" Listen now!

Fivio Foreign says he made up demon time...he was one of the top names in what he calls the most demonic corner of hip hop, famous off beef and diss records, and he has been sober since the first of January.

He tells Rich about the spiritual warfare he has been in since he was twelve, hearing a sound in his ear and waking up with scratches on his neck and chest, and about the years he could not sleep without drinking and taking whatever he could get his hands on.

Fivio and Rich get into what he walked away from and what it cost him, including the fact that his own label had no idea he was making music for God until they started seeing it. They touch on topics like: "What does the enemy trade you for your soul?" and "What happens when the industry finds out you changed?" Listen now!