Topic: Jason Miller

Jason Miller returns to the program to discuss his new book, Sex, Sorcery and Spirit, following his previous appearance regarding financial sorcery. Miller defines his philosophy as pragmatic sorcery, focusing on achieving tangible results in the physical world rather than purely mystical or belief-based outcomes. He emphasizes integrating magical rituals with mundane actions, such as combining job-seeking spells with professional resume building.

Jason Miller directs listeners to his website, strategicsorcery.net, and his one-year "Strategic Sorcery" course consisting of 52 lessons. He encourages people to buy his book from local independent occult shops or major retailers like Amazon. His final advice for practitioners is to maintain passion and enthusiasm, warning that technical mastery should never extinguish the emotional flame that makes the magic effective.

Greg Carlwood wraps up the episode by previewing the second hour available for Plus members, which covers giant skeletons, the Nephilim, and MKUltra funding links to the Scottish Rite. He announces an upcoming Valentine's Day special featuring Jason Miller on the topic of sex magic. The show ends with a musical segment and Carlwood's signature sign-off.

Jason Miller, an author and student of the occult who studied in New Orleans and Nepal, discusses his book Financial Sorcery. The text explores how individuals can use magical strategies to navigate the financial elite's network of manipulation and create lasting wealth.

Nancy Dutertre provides information on her website and upcoming book signings at Barnes & Noble. She offers advice on how to avoid fraudulent psychics, suggesting that seekers look for practitioners who demonstrate good rapport and human kindness. Greg Carlwood concludes the interview and previews an upcoming segment with Jason Miller on "Financial Sorcery."