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You Have A Hidden Blueprint

Michelle Giliberto, CEO of Purely Resonance, intuitive healer, educator, and visionary, joins the Thrive Hour to explore the many layers of influence that shape who we are—from our DNA and inherited traits to the energy that surrounds and interacts with us. She explains how parts of our lives may be predetermined by the unique setup we are given, while free will determines how we navigate those influences and what we ultimately do with them.

Giliberto also shares how she uses a cutting-edge, powerful system for deep healing, designed to help individuals better understand their unique makeup, recognize their natural gifts, and address the deeper layers influencing their lives. She explains how greater awareness and healing can empower us to work with our natural strengths, make more conscious choices, and ultimately expand our potential to thrive. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on a Thrive Hour segment.

You Can Be Faked

Intelligence analyst and Morningside Analytics CEO Carolina Kallaus joins the program to expose some of the most disturbing trends she is uncovering through her work in digital forensics and high-stakes intelligence. We discuss the growing world of human trafficking, fraud, online impersonation and sophisticated digital manipulation—and how rapidly advancing AI is giving criminals entirely new capabilities.

One of the most alarming trends Kallaus is seeing is the rise of sextortion. She explains how criminals can use intimate or fabricated material to extort money, destroy reputations and manipulate their targets—and why AI dramatically expands who can become a victim. As the line between what is real and what can be convincingly manufactured continues to disappear, Kallaus warns that virtually anyone can become a target. Here’s more from Sasrah Westall on a new edition of Business Game Changers.

Will Corruption Files Reach FBI?

Former Sheriff’s Deputy, U.S. Marine, and whistleblower John Mark Dougan returns to the program to share an extraordinary series of events surrounding a cache of highly sensitive documents he says expose criminal activity involving some of the world’s most powerful people.

Dougan says his goal has been simple: Get the information into the hands of FBI Director Kash Patel. But instead of being able to deliver the documents, he says the people closest to him have become the focus of unexpected scrutiny.

Dougan describes how family members, friends, and former colleagues have allegedly been investigated, visited, and followed while he has attempted to navigate this situation. He shares why he believes this is happening, what the documents allegedly contain, and the challenges he’s faced trying to get them into the right hands. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on a new edition of Business Game Changers.

Ahead Into The Unconventional

Thought leader and researcher Penny Kelly joins the Thrive Hour for an in-depth conversation about consciousness, human potential, and where humanity may be headed. Kelly’s life took an extraordinary turn after what she describes as a spontaneous kundalini awakening in 1979. At the time, she was an engineer with Chrysler Corporation. That experience led her down a completely different path, dedicating her life to understanding the brain, consciousness, intuition, and the untapped capabilities of the human mind.

Kelly’s worked evolved over the decades, from spending 18 years as an educational consultant specializing in Accelerated and Brain-Compatible Teaching and Learning to founding Lily Hill Farm, where she grew grapes for Welch Foods while conducting groundbreaking research with biophysicist Dr. William Levengood on crop circles, plasma physics, and consciousness. Today, she continues teaching thousands of students around the world through her educational platform. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on the Thrive Hour.

What It Takes To Survive Hell

Former Navy SEAL Don Mann returns to the Thrive Hour to discuss what he’s learned about human potential after a lifetime of pushing limits. Having served on SEAL Teams One, Two, and Six, Don experienced some of the military’s most demanding environments before going on to lead the USN Sea Cadet SEAL Corps, Navy SEAL Adventure Challenge, Navy SEAL Training Academy, and the Icelandic Navy SEAL Adventure Challenge.

His career has been dedicated not only to performing under extreme conditions, but to helping others discover what they’re capable of when they move beyond fear and self-imposed limitations.

Don also shares a story from his time in the Navy SEALs when he and his teammates endured conditions that seemed impossible to survive. He reflects on how those experiences shaped his outlook on fear, resilience, perseverance, and purpose.  Here’s more from Sarah Westhall on The Thrive Hour.

Reshaping The World Order

Economist Martin Armstrong returns to the program to provide the strategic insights and geopolitical analysis that have made him one of the most closely followed economic forecasters in the world. We discuss what President Donald Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping likely resulted in regarding Taiwan and the broader implications for the balance of power in Asia.

Armstrong shares his perspective on the negotiations, the interests of the major players involved, and why the public narrative often misses the deeper strategic objectives shaping world events.

Armstrong also discusses his involvement in the brokered peace framework with Vladimir Putin and explains why he believes President Trump has followed many of the key elements outlined in the agreement. According to Armstrong, these developments represent a positive step toward a more productive working relationship with Russia. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.

Look Deeper: Epstein, Hormuz

Colonel Rob Maness joins the program to discuss the strategies that may be behind the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and what the move could be designed to accomplish. He argues that the United States is oil independent and far less dependent on the Strait than China and many European countries, raising the possibility that the closure is aimed less at weakening America and more at exploiting foreign vulnerabilities.

We also discuss Jeffrey Epstein and why the story doesn’t end with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Colonel Maness argues that exposing the broader network of influence, compromise, and power surrounding the Epstein Class is far more important than simply prosecuting two individuals.

If the underlying systems and operations remain intact, removing the visible figures changes very little. Understanding how these networks function—and whom they serve—may be one of the most important issues facing the public today.

Here’s more from Sarah Westall in a new edition of Business Game Changers.

Desperate People: Dangerous

Dr. Elida Dakoli joins the program to share her family’s firsthand experience surviving one of the most brutal Communist regimes in modern history. A concert pianist and author, Dr. Dakoli recounts the murder of her grandfather, who served as mayor of her hometown in Albania.

He was targeted during a Communist Party crackdown, along with other members of her family. She explains how fear, surveillance, and silence became tools of control, creating a society where people learned that speaking openly could come at an unimaginable cost.

Sarah Westall and Dr. Dakoli discuss the unsettling parallels they believe are emerging in the West today as governments grow larger and citizens increasingly look to institutions for security during periods of economic hardship. As prices rise, jobs become scarcer, and financial pressures mount, they explore the importance of resisting the temptation to exchange freedom for promises of stability and support. Here’s more from Westall on a new edition of her series Business Game Changers.

Psychedelics: The Reset Window

Founder of Mind Medicine Australia and inspirational speaker Tania de Jong joins the Thrive Hour for an enlightening discussion about psychedelic medicine. She explains the remarkable critical learning period that psychedelics uniquely open—a short window of heightened neuroplasticity where the brain becomes far more adaptable (or, more simply, where the brain and body are temporarily reset back to a more youthful state, allowing them to learn, heal, grow, and expand again).

Scientists are now discovering that this unique window may become a powerful tool not only for expanding human potential, but also for helping the body heal from conditions such as PTSD, trauma, depression, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, addiction, and many other neurological and mental health disorders.

We also discuss why this emerging field of research could fundamentally change the way we think about healing, recovery, and human potential. Here’s more from Sarah Westall in a new edition of the Thrive Hour.

What Happened To Hollywood?

Internationally award-winning director Sergio Navarretta, best known for his 2019 film The Cuban, with Lou Gossett Jr., joins the program for a candid conversation about Hollywood, culture, and the future of storytelling.

Drawing from his extensive experience in the film industry, Sergio shares his perspective on where Hollywood has been, where it is today, and where it may be headed in the years ahead. We discuss how the cultural landscape has shifted over the past two decades and examine ideas, values, and conversations that were widely accepted not long ago but have become increasingly controversial or off-limits today.

What has driven these changes? How has the entertainment industry influenced broader cultural trends? And what role does Hollywood play in shaping the values and perspectives of future generations?

We examine the evolution of the film industry, the challenges facing creators, the impact of cultural shifts on storytelling, and what it will take to restore creativity, balance, and meaningful dialogue in entertainment. Behind every film is a business model, and behind every business model are incentives that shape the stories a culture tells itself. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on a new edition of Business Game Changers.

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