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The Metaphysical Hour, September 25, 2026

The Metaphysical Hour, September 25, 2026

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The Metaphysical Hour with Julia Cannon and Tracie Mahan Game Board Earth: Retrograde Energy, Karma's End, Twin Flame Mirrors, and Signs From Beyond Julia Cannon and Tracie Mahan of The Metaphysical Hour talk retrograde season, the end of karma, twin-flame mirroring, and signs from loved ones and UFOs, while producer Tiffany relays listener questions and a worldwide roll call of hometowns. Opening Banter and the Missing Chicken Julia Cannon opens The Metaphysical Hour by welcoming co-host Tracie Mahan and their producer Tiffany, whom she calls the show's "question goddess." The two hosts recall the previous week's episode, recorded live at a retreat, where Tiffany appeared on camera despite trying to hide behind her monitor when the computer failed and she had to hold up her phone. Julia then shares a personal story from before the broadcast: one of her backyard chickens, a black hen she calls Blackie, seemed to vanish from her fully enclosed coop. After searching everywhere, Julia goes inside to meditate and receives the realization that she overlooked the roost, the last place the flock settles for the night, where she finds Blackie safe. The lighthearted exchange sets the tone for the evening, with Tracie and Julia teasing each other about being "crazy" and "crazier" before turning to the audience for questions submitted through the chat. Shining Lights and Shifting Energies Tracie Mahan invites listeners to check in with their locations, and Tiffany reads a stream of cities and countries flooding the chat, from San Francisco and Kansas to Poland, Israel, Australia, Scotland, and Tasmania. Julia Cannon frames the roll call as "lighting the grid," reminding listeners that each person is an irreplaceable puzzle piece in what she calls "game board Earth." The conversation shifts to astrology, as Tracie explains that Venus and Mercury are both heading into retrograde in October, a period she associates with forced endings and necessary change. She describes a call from her son who abruptly quit his job the same day, unaware of the astrological shift underway. Julia builds on the idea, urging listeners who feel a persistent nudge toward change to act on their own rather than waiting for the universe to force the issue, since resisting a needed shift only makes the transition harder. Both hosts agree that humans want new outcomes while resisting the very changes required to reach them. How Julia and Tracie First Met Tiffany reads an audience question asking how Julia Cannon and Tracie Mahan first met. Tracie tells the story of attending a small lecture in Honolulu featuring Doreen Virtue and Julia's mother, Dolores Cannon, years before she and Julia became close. After the talk, Tracie approached Julia, who was sitting quietly in a pew, but got only short answers; she later realizes Julia was simply shy rather than dismissive. The two do not reconnect until after Dolores passes away, when Tracie invites Julia onto her own podcast, and Julia recalls that Tracie kept saying she felt a "Bat-Signal" prompting her to call. Julia adds that it was actually her late father nudging Tracie to reach out. The pair also recall Dolores's final in-person class, which grew from a planned 100 attendees to 130, drawn from roughly 52 countries, ending in a standing ovation that moved Julia to tears. Julia reflects that her mother never set out to change the world, only to share what she found interesting. Joy, Play, and the Santa Fe Retreat Asked about her favorite moment from the recent Santa Fe retreat, Tracie Mahan says recording The Metaphysical Hour live in front of an audience was a highlight, recalling a moment where a blow-up ball apparently struck someone during the fun. Julia Cannon says she loved bringing playful, lighthearted elements into the retreat, pushing back on the idea that spiritual work must always be treated as heavy or serious. She notes that she and Tracie sometimes face criticism for laughing and having fun on the air, insisting that joy is actually central to the work rather than a distraction from it. Tracie explains the practical reasoning behind the message: people manifest more effectively from a joyful vibration than from stress or lack, so choosing to have fun, spend time with friends, or simply lighten up can shift what a person draws into their life. Julia adds that getting swept up in "serious business" thinking is common but ultimately unnecessary, since remembering who they are matters more than treating every experience with gravity. Karma's End and the Twin Flame Mirror A listener asks whether the "karma cops" are on vacation, prompting Julia Cannon to explain that karma, in the sense of consequences carried across lifetimes, has effectively ended; actions now circle back within the same lifetime, sometimes within days, rather than being deferred to a future incarnation. Tracie Mahan adds that with collective karma largely resolved, people are now turning inward to heal personal ...
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