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DTN Podcast Ep . 45 | Navigating Spiritual Awakenings and the Mystical Realm with Nate Scripture

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "DTN Podcast Ep . 45 | Navigating Spiritual Awakenings and the Mystical Realm with Nate Scripture", an episode of The Drop the Needle Podcast published October 27, 2025 (1 h 6 min, about 13,475 words). It mentions 66 people, works and ideas, including pyramids, Pat Longo, Drop the Needle podcast, Chakra, carbon dating.

What this episode is about

In this discussion, Nate Scripture shares his unique journey from studying art and business to a successful career in television media production at renowned networks like Discovery Channel and National Geographic. The conversation delves into the themes of spiritual awakening and the mystical realm, offering insights and experiences that aim to inspire listeners on their own paths to enlightenment.

Key takeaways

  • Nate's journey from camera bites to soul bytes reveals: sometimes it takes a shark to startle the soul.
  • From wildlife to wild lives—Nate's awakening shows anyone can find clarity amidst life's chaos.
  • Into the Shark Bite vs. into the soul—Nate proves pushing boundaries is a universal concept.
  • Nate shifted from TV dramas to personal dharma—a reminder that life's channels change unexpectedly.
  • Ask the cosmos what's next, but beware: it might replace your whiskey with a whirlwind of insight.

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 10:00: Drop the Needle podcast, Jim Alott, Blue Planet, Chakra
  2. – 20:00: carbon dating, pyramids, solar flares
  3. – 30:00: pyramids, Ancient Apocalypse, carbon dating, Channeling
  4. – 40:00: Pat Longo, Channeling, Ancient Apocalypse, Heather Sprig
  5. – 50:00: Chakra, Evidential mediumship, Blue Tiger Arts, Tuning fork
  6. – 1:00:00: Eric Clapton, Calm Like a Bomb, Delta blues, Don Henley
  7. – 1:06:11: Angels Above Me, Stick Figure, Three Little Birds, Don't Worry, Be Happy

Notable quotes from "DTN Podcast Ep . 45 | Navigating Spiritual Awakenings and the Mystical Realm with Nate Scripture"

  • Welcome to the Drop the Needle podcast, your backstage path to the mystical realm. I'm your host, Jim Alott, and here, gifted souls step up to the mic, sharing their spiritual journey. We're.
    about Drop the Needle podcast · at
  • Only like a month or two after I think my awakening that really blew open my crown chakra. Like I went and I remember doing this course, and then on the last day coming home…
    about Chakra · at
  • One, Heather Sprig, obviously mutual friends. And then Mary Kay reached out to me and I think she also reached out to Nate and said, Hey, for whatever reason, you two are supposed to.
    about Heather Sprig · at
  • Our pre-show conversation when we were talking about carbon dating and the pyramids. And you shared a particular actually two stories that I'd like to hit on if we can. One is…
    about pyramids · at
  • I'm not a particularly good at drawing but I would just start channeling stuff.
    about Channeling · at
  • Oh, did he do he did ancient apocalypse?
    about Ancient Apocalypse · at
  • Favorite sayings and that's that's very true. So yeah, please talk about Pat. Love talking about Pat Longo the mother of mediumship and everything else healing. a dear friend of ours, Heather Sprig. Well, she had she said, Look, Nate, she's.
    about Pat Longo · at
  • And then evidential mediumship. Would you mind going through those a little bit and kind of laying out what it is for people so right when they contact you they know.
    about Evidential mediumship · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Pat Longo — Person · 4 mentions · first at
  • Jim Alott — Person · 2 mentions · first at
    Welcome to the Drop the Needle podcast, your backstage path to the mystical realm. I'm your host, Jim Alott, and here, gifted souls step up to the mic, sharing their spiritual…
  • Nate Scripture — Person · 2 mentions · first at
    The Needle podcast. I'm your host Jim Alott and I'm so happy you all decided to join us. We have Mr. Nate Scripture joining us on the Drop the Needle podcast today. Nate has an…
  • Heather Sprig — Person · 2 mentions · first at
  • Eric Clapton — Person · 2 mentions · first at
    They evolved a little bit. I still stuck with classic rock. Like I loved Credence. I loved Eric Clapton and Led Zeppelin. I really loved that. In fact, my first concert when I…
  • Graham Hancock — Person · 2 mentions
  • Mary Kay — Person · 1 mention · first at
    One, Heather Sprig, obviously mutual friends. And then Mary Kay reached out to me and I think she also reached out to Nate and said, Hey, for whatever reason, you two are supposed to connect. And I'm thankful for that.
  • Ken Kazettino — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Know, it was like can't film here. but prior to that I had been developing an idea with a good friend Ken Kazettino and we basically put together a package where you know we…
  • Philip Caputo — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Over here. Come. I'm gonna introduce you to Pat Longo, who was kind of the mentor for Terresa Caputo, the Long Island, right medium.
  • Don Henley — Person · 1 mention · first at
    I just play on blast and that just Oh, yeah. Don Henley, man. He was something else. Okay. So, growing up, did you and your family go on any road trips? And if you did, were there any songs that you can recall?
  • Robert Johnson — Person · 1 mention · first at
    The jazz, that fell out of their correct. Yeah. Robert Johnson was had a big influence on Eric Clapton that I know.
  • Jim Alto — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Lows to the end of the show. This is the end of our show. Until next time, this is Jim Alto wishing you infinite health and happiness and the perfect playlist for your life.…
  • Jimmy Page — Person · 1 mention

Books & papers

  • Ancient Apocalypse — Book · 2 mentions · first at
  • Into the Shark Bite — Book · 1 mention · first at
    Well, probably the most recognizable, although I wouldn't consider my favorite one, but Into the Shark Bite, which was a Shark Week show that we Oh, yeah.
  • Blue Planet — Book · 1 mention · first at
    Came into the company at Discovery Channel, I ended up working as a production assistant on Blue Planet, which was with David Atenboroough, right?
  • Ghost Adventures — Book · 1 mention · first at
    And they were going through their own Ghost Adventures and Paranormal State and things like that.
  • Paranormal State — Book · 1 mention · first at
    And they were going through their own Ghost Adventures and Paranormal State and things like that.

Companies & orgs

  • Drop the Needle podcast — Company · 3 mentions · first at
  • Seneca — Company · 3 mentions
  • Stick Figure — Company · 2 mentions · first at
    Changes depending on where I am in my life, but the one I've been hearing more recently is Stick Figure. Do you know that band? Al also like a kind of a reggae band. They're great, but they have a song called Angels Above Me.
  • Talking Heads — Company · 2 mentions
  • Smithsonian Channel — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Geographic and then I went independent and started making films for Smithsonian Channel and then back to Discovery and you know doing all of the usual suspects and all the programs I did they were based on different genres like a lot were.
  • Shark Week — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Although I wouldn't consider my favorite one, but Into the Shark Bite, which was a Shark Week show that we Oh, yeah.
  • Blue Tiger Arts — Company · 1 mention · first at
    What I do. And then I do I have evidential mediumship on my website, Blue Tiger Arts, but I don't I don't really practice that so much.
  • Men at Work — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Thinking okay, what would be the ultimate like 80s song? And I was well, probably Men at Work like Down Under.
  • Nirvana — Company · 1 mention · first at
    High school era was so great for me. It would have been in the 90s and so we have like Pearl Jam, we had Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers. But the, the one that I really liked and I was always been a fan of were the Beasty Boys. I always.
  • Rage Against the Machine — Company · 1 mention · first at
    The one thing that I would I liked listening to in high school and I still do now was Rage Against the Machine and positive or not, but they too are very spiritual. They talk about some pretty deep stuff if you really dig.
  • Tears for Fears — Company · 1 mention · first at
    If nobody had to know about it, well, I guess they will know, but I really I still love Tears for Fears, Everybody Wants to Rule the World.
  • Cream — Company · 1 mention
  • Sonos — Company · 1 mention

Products & tech

  • Everybody Wants to Rule the World — Product · 2 mentions · first at
    About it, well, I guess they will know, but I really I still love Tears for Fears, Everybody Wants to Rule the World.
  • Three Little Birds — Product · 2 mentions · first at
    Them positively if they listen to the song's lyrics? I think the Bob Marley song, Three Little Birds.
  • Angels Above Me — Product · 2 mentions · first at
    That band? Al also like a kind of a reggae band. They're great, but they have a song called Angels Above Me.
  • This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody) — Product · 2 mentions
  • Oracle cards — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Know and you know so the tarot is another great tool. It doesn't have to be only tarot oracle cards. It could be whatever you want. You know what I recommend to people is, just get a deck. take a card out. What I would do is I'd shuffle a.
  • Tuning fork — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Body. But people react really well to them. And in fact, when I did my first tuning fork, I did it on someone and I didn't really know what I was doing at that point, but they…
  • Good Times Bad Times — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Were ironically from the time around when I was born. So, for that song, I'm thinking of like Led Zeppelin, Good Times, Bad Times. I love that.
  • In the Light — Product · 1 mention · first at
    I really love that. They also did the song In the Light. I really love that song, too.
  • Down Under — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Thinking okay, what would be the ultimate like 80s song? And I was well, probably Men at Work like Down Under.
  • One of These Nights — Product · 1 mention · first at
    I think their songs are extremely spiritual just like Led Zeppelin, but the one that I liked was One of These Nights. I don't know if you remember.
  • Thriller — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Onesie PJs, you like mom would like Michael Jackson. We always love dancing to either Thriller or Billy G.
  • Gratitude — Product · 1 mention · first at
    And like you could pretty much name any song. We'd sing it out loud. But, Gratitude was one that we really liked and Sabotage, Sabotage is fantastic. Yeah.
  • Sabotage — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Song. We'd sing it out loud. But, Gratitude was one that we really liked and Sabotage, Sabotage is fantastic. Yeah.
  • Under the Bridge — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Those are ones that we would yell out. But I also like Under the Bridge, which was, Chili Peppers song. I love that.
  • Calm Like a Bomb — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Too are very spiritual. They talk about some pretty deep stuff if you really dig in. But I like their calm like a bomb, you know.
  • Maggie's Farm — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Just like you just wanted to. So, if you were gonna really want to go crazy, that and they had a song called Maggie's Farm, which I don't know if you remember that was a Bob Dylan. I think he originally wrote that song.
  • Don't Worry, Be Happy — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Yeah. You know what also popped in my mind when you did Three Little Birds is Bobby McFaren's Don't Worry, Be Happy.
  • Billie Jean — Product · 1 mention

Concepts & topics

  • pyramids — Concept · 9 mentions · first at
  • Chakra — Concept · 3 mentions · first at
  • carbon dating — Concept · 3 mentions · first at
    Next question, and I'm going to go from our pre-show conversation when we were talking about carbon dating and the pyramids. And you shared a particular actually two stories…
  • Channeling — Concept · 3 mentions · first at
  • Evidential mediumship — Concept · 2 mentions · first at
  • NDE (near-death experience) — Concept · 2 mentions
  • crown chakra — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Only like a month or two after I think my awakening that really blew open my crown chakra. Like I went and I remember doing this course, and then on the last day coming home…
  • solar flares — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Different you know when you measure it's measurably different same with the solar flares that are coming into the earth now that's measurably different there just seems to be a…
  • Sirius — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Were like aligned with like the star same star like Orion and I don't know Sirius whatever they anyway we talked about that they showed us that and we were like well that's…
  • ground penetrating radar — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Well, you can't dig them up because they're sacred to us, but, you could scan them. You could get ground penetrating radar. You could get other technologies, you know. And we were wow, this is incredible. and then they were Well,.
  • oracle cards — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Know and you know so the tarot is another great tool. It doesn't have to be only tarot oracle cards. It could be whatever you want. You know what I recommend to people is, just get a deck. take a card out. What I would do is I'd shuffle a.
  • Delta blues — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Yeah. and there's there's an argument to be made that really the Delta Blues Yeah. I think was responsible for Elvis, and that sort of thing. But the jazz,.
  • Lidar — Concept · 1 mention
  • Orion — Concept · 1 mention
  • Schumann resonance — Concept · 1 mention

Places & events

  • Giza — Place · 2 mentions
  • Giza Plateau — Place · 1 mention · first at
    Who, they've been scanning the pyramids around Giza, Giza, right? the Giza plateau and they're finding these spires coming down from the corners of each of the four corners of the pyramids going down, but like to.

Full transcript with timestamps

Welcome to the Drop the Needle podcast, your backstage path to the mystical realm. I'm your host, Jim Alott, and here, gifted souls step up to the mic, sharing their spiritual journey. We're hitting the high notes and the low notes of their awakening, creating a symphony of enlightenment. This isn't just another interview show. This is where divine insights are channeled and universal truths are revealed. So, crank up your stereo and sit back because who knows, this just might help you compose the next transformative chapter of your soul's purpose. Are you ready? Let's go.

Hi everyone and welcome back to the Drop the Needle podcast. I'm your host Jim Alott and I'm so happy you all decided to join us. We have Mr. Nate Scripture joining us on the Drop the Needle podcast today. Nate has an absolutely incredible background that I'd actually like him to share with everyone because it is pretty unique and I I guess first of all welcome Nate. Thanks for joining us.

Jim, thank you so much for having me. I appreciate it. I'll give you a little my background if you like. Um you know my main my where where I I graduated from college and I basically ended up in communications which I hadn't studied for. I was actually an art and business major, but I ended up going into working for Discovery Channel like back in the in the 90s. And that was my first real job out of college. It took me a while to work my way in there, but I got in there and uh once I was in it was like the most incredible was like I didn't know I wanted to do this, but I want to do this, you know? And so for the last 22, 23 years, I've been in television media production and I worked for for a Discovery for several years.

Then I eventually ended up at National Geographic and then I went uh independent and started making films for Smithsonian Channel and then back to Discovery and you know doing doing all of the the usual suspects and all the programs I did they were based on different genres like a lot lot were wildlife some were crime some were car racing ancient history just a variety of stuff which I really loved and so that's a little bit of my background.

That's very it's very interesting. So, is there maybe a uh program that you might be able to mention that people would recognize?

Well, probably the most recognizable, although I wouldn't consider my favorite one, but Into the Shark Bite, which was a Shark Week show that we

Oh, yeah. I did that back in 10. That particular one was a really great one. We were We were taking cameras. We wanted to see what it looks like inside the mouth of a great white. And so we had built all these contraptions and tried to convince these sharks to sort of munch down on our cameras and then you know then we retrieved the footage and that was probably one of the bigger ones. But even even when I first started and I came into the company at Discovery Channel, I ended up working as a production assistant on Blue Planet, which was with David Atenboroough,

right? Really big series, and ended up doing more programs with him over the years, but as as a more junior level, you know, really just being witness to the amazing work he did. Eventually, I ended up doing a lot more wildlife work, which we can talk about if that's of interest.

Yeah. No, that's see now that I feel that that's a an incredible background to begin with and then that transition into where you are today I I think is also unique and why don't we talk a little bit about that awakening period for you because I know that there are probably a number of people that are out there right now that might be in you know the place where you Was it 2019 you had said that that began? So some people might be experiencing that right now. Can you share that with us?

Yeah, I can. So yeah, 2019 was what I guess you would label as the awakening when you know whenever my switch was turned on, you know, and everything started to go like wobbly, right? And part of that part of that was that at that time I was um I was the senior VP of a a production company here in Maryland. We were doing quite a variety of of uh programs. I I was um at that time I was developing ideas around psychics and paranormal and ancient history and you know there there was a lot there's a lot that goes on in in running a company you know what I mean in television putting out fires you know so

I'd come home after um a long day and I'd you know I'd have a big glass of whiskey probably what I shouldn't have had been having but you know I remember one day sitting there and drinking this glass of whiskey and saying to myself God am I going to do this every day in and out until I'm dead and there's nothing left, you know, like what am I going to and um and I think that question kind of like created like I don't know it like ignited something because probably weeks after that happened just more and more events started happening I started kind of exploring things like Reiki and things I normally wouldn't be interested in at all and in fact when I finally did do my Reiki one which was that was probably only like a month or two after I think my awakening that really blew open my crown chakra. Like I went and I remember doing this course, you know, and then on on the last day coming coming home and

being like, I'm seeing things in the sky that I couldn't see before, you know, like ships. I'm like, what is that? You know what I mean? And then then I actually had a

I don't know what you'd call it. It kind of jump in time where like a whole hour just disappeared. I went from one room and I knew the time right when I was standing in that room and I went to the other room and it was only like two minutes but like a whole period of time like whole hour just vanished like that and when I then I woke up on my bed with a like a blinding headache so something had happened I don't know what that was maybe

it wasn't the whiskey it wasn't the whiskey no I wasn't drinking I wasn't drinking and doing raiki but yeah you know so that started a snowball effect you know in my life And it it really changed things. And so I started developing pushing more and more to make shows that were, you know, like, hey, let's do things that opened up people's eyes in a bigger way. I mean, I've always loved that, you know, from a storytelling approach. Let's do that. But I really was like, hey, you know, maybe maybe what we've been told about the Earth and humanity and what we what we're doing here, may maybe there's another layer of this that we need to peel back further. And so I started developing ideas with my team and trying to come up with ideas to to to to break through the wall, you know, to kind of like let's do something.

How was that received by mainstream network or mainstream programming when you brought that up?

When if if it with ancient archaeology, they're more open to that, you know, but then you you know, but if you go too far against the grain, you know, they were pulling back. And at that time, you know, I mean, streaming was a thing, you know, but still conservative in some ways, you know, even doing like trying to pitch paranormal shows, like the only place we could really take it to was Travel Channel, you know, like they they were really the only ones at that time. And they were going through their own

Ghost Adventures and Paranormal State and and things like that. But, you know, I didn't I didn't necessarily love paranormal, but I knew that I could create some interesting shows. And so I got to I got to, you know, work with a lot of different psychics because we were, you know, basically we were casting for these programs and being around them really opened me up too because I started having these great conversations and then we would we would fly with with them and take them to Travel Channel up in New York and we'd have them like do these incredible readings that could not be content. Like Travel Channel would ask how do you know how do you know you know where that person is buried and the channel knowing where where it was? They would just tell you, "Oh yeah, it's behind a wall in this part of the state, like in a different state." I mean, that all three of them did it.

Wow. It was kind of like I was going, "What is going on? This is incredible." So, I just continue to open up more.

That is that's crazy. And I'd be remiss if I didn't mention right now you were speaking of psychics and intuitives and things like that. Nate and I were introduced to each other through two different people in that psychic or medium realm. One, Heather Sprig, obviously mutual friends. And then uh Mary Kay reached out to me and I think she also reached out to Nate and said, "Hey, for whatever reason, you two are supposed to connect." And I'm thankful for that. that ever since then we've been able to have some great conversations and get to know each other a little bit better and talk about some some things that are very interesting which kind of brings us here right so

that's that's very well thank you ladies I I appreciate that and very much it it was a very nice thing with regard to we were just talking about interviewing those types of individuals for the programming doing casting calls calls and having them come in. And that again lends itself to that shift you were talking about. I don't know. Do you do you call it an awakening? What what are you comfortable calling it? Do you label it or

Right. Yeah. I I guess I refer to it as an awakening, although I don't know if that that's more of a religious connotation, but however you view it, it's sort of like

I don't know. A rise in consciousness, maybe like unlocking of things, you know. Um maybe maybe maybe it's really remembering, you know.

Yes. Yes. Yes. I know with a lot of folks it seems, you know, I shouldn't say a lot, but a number of the the people that are on those types of shows, they talk about NDEs or near-death experiences. Did that ever happen to you for your awakening or for your gifts to start to open up?

That's an interesting question. I I did not have a direct experience like you know where I was hospitalized or some crazy thing had happened whereas I know a lot of people have

that wasn't the case for me but you know I I have had some near-death experiences um but nothing that left me maimed or

by being the food truck for a great white like yeah I've been I was uh left at sea and when I was diving in Papa New Guinea and the tide was shifting and the light was going down and we were in the middle of nowhere. I mean, you know, you're in the middle of nowhere and the ship was gone and I was left there.

Holy cow. You know, this was my last day on Earth. It's funny cuz I don't really know if there was one particular thing that maybe it's just a series of of like, you know, checkpoints in your life that you hit before it's like, okay, switch is on. You know, now when it happened to me, I was 44 years old and at that time I thought, okay, well, why so late? Why not just get me started earlier so I can do my work and and but you know everything timing is uh the way it's supposed to be you know and maybe I needed everything that happened prior to to 44 in order to really value the awakening. You know what I mean?

Yeah. And that's an interesting comment too because as I've been researching the different stages of awakening or spiritual awakening, I think there's a reflection or a reflective point in everyone's lives where they may even say that and why didn't this happen earlier? I could have been doing this so much longer and more developed or advanced in this and I could have had a a larger impact on society or you know individual lives. And what I found was that when people think that it's typically a situation where they weren't ready from my research, that's what they're they're saying that it wouldn't have done any good because they they didn't have a body of work to explain things that could become relatable to others. So your timing

is your timing and it's impeccable because it was there for a reason. Think about it. If it would have happened before you had all of these experiences as a producer, you wouldn't then have those, I'll call them concrete experiences or happenings to support what you're experiencing or what you experience then and what you're experiencing now. So, I think it all happens in divine timing. So, that's that's pretty interesting.

Yeah, that's that's amazing that you you researched that and that that does seem to be the way that I feel about it as well. It happens in the right time. But like you said, you know, we build a library up in our life of all these experiences, you know, and at some point when you have your awakening, it's not like you just take the rest of that life and throw it away,

right? It's the foundation for future. You know what I mean? Even if you're not doing that same line of work, you have very deep experiences you've learned from, right? And now you're applying them to to what you're going to do next. So that too is its own process, right? Trying to trying to shifting through such a thing. For me, it was big. I mean being in media and television and working on these films and then just having a full shift doing like okay now doing tarot and I'm I've got oracle and I'm doing healing and we can talk more about that but I'm just you know all these modalities started to come online for me and so that was that's been a big shift and it's taken a few years kind of like figure out how to adjust those pieces.

Well, I'm sure. I mean, it's you go from, let's call it mainstream, even though it it may be not mainstream for a lot of people to be involved with communications or television production or even movie production, but that is something mainstream from the standpoint that we see those things. We see those things on a regular basis. We go to see those things. So, it's something that we seek out, right? So that that that is more mainstream too where you're at right now that it seems like there's usually something that happens in someone's life or they're at a particular crossroads in their life when they would reach out to you now you know for for the new way of doing things or your new profession new found profession I should say. Um, with regard to your your profession in doing the historical or ancient alien type of shows, with all of your experiences with our human history and non-aterrestrial

experiences, where are we in terms of our civilization right now? Yeah. Wow. That's a big question. um not sure I have that that full answer and I know we're all seeking that in a way but in my mind or at least in my heart the way I feel about it is you know we we are collectively humanity um ascending to a higher level of consciousness you know we all are and and that's been evidenced to me personally just in my in my daily life and and how I see things seeing the changes even though there seems to be a lot of stuff sort of falling crashing system breaking you know a lot of turmoil oil. I think that is part of this process of entering a new world, a new era. You know, I think that's where we're at right now to be honest. It's like we've we're we're we're seeing the systems that haven't worked for us, you know, the the division that's been created and um and and and now we're coming online like

humans are coming online. It's a wave, right? We're getting, you know, more and more people people that I've known even in in the TV business, they too, like it's funny when you run across them like, "Oh, you had an awakening. I know you did." and uh you know you you'll be able to pinpoint people right away. And so I I know that it's just like a fire that's burning and spreading and raising the frequency of the planet and humanity. And so how we go about working through that, you know, there's still a lot of questions. You know, there's a lot of people that are not elevating and and that's fine. That's on their own.

Everybody's on their own clock. You said everything's in divine timing. But, you know, we're getting to a point now where that could that could be damaging to their to their lives, you know.

Yeah. It seems like the old phoenix metaphor sort of or that things are being stripped away through the crucible of fire if you if you will in this that you're right things that are falling down around us may not have been meant or intended to be there forever where you know we've we've bought into that thus far in our human existence and with this leveling up this happened in and I'm saying this for you this happened in 2019 and it was also about the same time that that was happening for me. Have you in your travels and in discussions with people have you found that that's a common date for a lot of people?

You know I have friends who who came online earlier like you know in the early 2000s and they didn't say anything. They were kind of quiet until I had mine. But um I'm I'm I'm finding that around that around that time a lot of my friends, colleagues, people who are kind of in my age range they they they also from like 2013 to 201 like 22 20 and now you know

that that seems to be the window like so after 2012 more there was a big shift that leveling up.

I think the planet leveled up. I think there's a lot of things that are happening you know and even now you know when we talk about the Schuman resonance and how that frequency of the planet is different you know when you measure it it's measurably different same with the solar flares that are coming into the earth now that's measurably different there just seems to be a lot of different moving parts and you know how to make sense of it is you know that's anybody's guess but we're definitely in it there is no doubt about that and and I think you know as we watch these systems crash down new ones will be built up you know all controls have been placed upon humanity. All of the programming, all of the speech, a lot of lies and manipulation. You know, we really have been through the ringer, whether it's from the media or what, however you want to view it. But I think we're waking up to the fact that, you

know, humans are far more advanced and far more powerful than they even know, you know. So, like I said, it's a process of remembering remembering who we are, that we are spirit first, you know, incarnate in these human bodies, right? these meat suits as people call them,

right? We are light, you know, we are information, we are knowledge and and when we are able to go back in and reflect about that and really look at ourselves, you know, from a higher perspective that that that gives I think that helps that that helps make things a little bit easier no matter what what's happening in your life.

Holding that perspective that you're more than the meat suit and that you know when you when you die you're not dead, you know, you're

right. Yeah. Yeah. Alive. You go on, you have another life, another experience.

So, that kind of brings me into the the next question, and I'm going to go from our pre-show conversation when we were talking about carbon dating and the pyramids. And you shared a particular actually two stories that I'd like to to hit on if if we can. One is about the pyramids and and you met somebody before they were going to a party which I thought was very coincidental but wasn't coincidental and then the other would be about the Indian reservation that you had talked about and these are when we're talking about human history and development and when I say development not only as a physical development but technologically speaking and being able to do some of the things that were done archaeologically too. But I know I shoved a lot of questions and information in that. So maybe let's start with the the carbon dating where you were talking to me about how interesting it is as far as

some of the things that um from a archaeological perspective that have been found and dated well beyond what we originally thought they were.

Yeah. Yeah. You know, it keeps on changing. You know, it's even every time this conversation comes up, it's like, you know, the archaeology has to keep pushing things back. You know, like although I don't know if they've fully come to agreement on that, there seems to be a little bit of a cabal when it comes to, you know, the archaeology. It's like, you know, this timeline is important to maintain despite evidences and, you know, for whatever reason. I'm not going to go into that. You know, I I can see where that would affect certain stories and certain, you know,

but you also have to admit you were wrong along the way. Yeah. You'll have to admit you were wrong. So, for me, you know, I didn't get too heavily into carbon dating or anything, but I, you know, I did have an interesting conversation recently with a guy who he's been uh working with these Italian archaeologists and scientists who, you know, they've been scanning the pyramids around Giza,

Giza, right? you know, the the Giza plateau and uh you know, they're finding these spires coming down from the corners of each of the four four corners of the pyramids going down, but like to I think 2,000 ft, you know, like these scans that they're doing. Now, it's still unsure ex clearly what these things are, but they found them around the three pyramids. And so, in my mind, and it's funny, I wish I had a photo of it, but I I had chneled like a drawing on my iPad. That's something actually when I started my my awakening I used to do I used to just like get my iPad out.

I'm not a particularly good at drawing but I would just start channeling stuff. So I channeled this I channeled this image really

of um energy coming down from beneath the great pyramid and basically going up and out the point and then you know basically being cast into space. But it it was almost like I I imagine it being a uh

either a communication center to to other realms to other you know other other star systems because you know if you think about it too like all the pyramids are all aligned with the stars you know they're perfectly aligned

but I I also thought okay well maybe it could be free energy that they had back in those times but so whatever these spires are they're they're something special because the guy that I was talking to they they want to put together an expedition and they want to kind of dig in deeper and find out, okay, what exactly are we looking at from these scans? And you know, the technology that's available now is getting it's so good and it's getting better and better

that I think we're going to be able to see. we're going to be able to date things differently than that has been done previous, you know, and

well, that's something that I was listening to the Joe Rogan podcast because he has fantastic guests and he was talking about this specifically with one of his guests, somebody that you know, and you had mentioned him as going out on these like ancient aliens. He did the ancient aliens.

Oh, did he do he did ancient apocalypse? Is it the Graham? Yes, Graham. Graham. So he had Graham on the his show and he was talking about the pyramids with him and was talking about water like hydroelectric power sources and that those spires or the things that were going down into the ground the thousands of meters were metallic.

That makes yeah it was it was really quite something. So to hear that and it was interesting that I heard that podcast and then our conversation was probably a week or two later and I was like, "Holy cow,

right? This is there there's a a full-on push to find out what exactly we're we're dealing with here."

There is a push, but there's also, I think, some resistance from perhaps the the uh you know, I think they're called the head of the head of antiquities in Egypt. you know, they they too may want to maintain a certain mystique, I believe. But they may also be keepers of secret information that they don't feel is ready to come out. I don't know. But I find it I do find it odd that, you know, they built these magnificent structures as burial chambers. You know, if you if you look at it from the tunnels inside, it it just seems like it's a machine. They created something that was,

you know, these things are made with rock with crystallin in them. You like conductors. They were conductors. And then at some point, they had capstones that were likely made of metal or gold or or some sort of conductor. And then, you know, you talk about these spires going down. What were those? Were those copper? You know, what are those? You know,

I think that's what he mentioned that it was copper. I think he he did say something like that.

So, to me that would almost make sense, but you know, right? It's so grand to think about and then you kind of wonder, you know, they're like, well, how did they, you know, they moved the rocks and okay, that's fine. You know, I'm there's been so many talks about that. But I wonder if the pyramids were built when the desert wasn't a desert, you know. I wonder if it's from an older even older time, you know, would done things differently.

That's a fascinating perspective. And I'm wondering how the hell they could make those pyramids and they've their structure has stayed in place and intact for thousands and thousands of years. And with our technology, why the hell can't the the state and cities build uh our roads so that they don't fall apart, you know, after one season? Why, you know, they should go back there and go, you know, what the hell? That's ridiculous that that happens. But, you know, kind of making

I know where they get their granite. Yeah. Yeah, I know. Yeah. Right. I mean, come on. Those guys were making, you know, these towers out of nothing. Obviously, they're out of something, but you know what I mean? They had limited resources, but they were making something that stood and it has stood the test of time. It's just crazy to me.

The question is, how old is that test of time really? You know, that that's really what we're talking about.

Sure. Put humanity further back or maybe even other people who were on this planet before,

right? Non-aterrestrial life forms that we we know today. seems as though the government is giving out these little breadcrumbs here and there so as not to blow our minds would be my guess. So you were talking about uh the head of antiquities. I want to then maybe have you touch on the Indian reservation speaking of head of

right something. Yeah. Yeah. Well, that's a good segue because, you know, one of the ideas that we were developing before before I had my awakening and that was before the pandemic essentially once the pandemic hit like a lot of TV production ended, you know, right do anything, you know, it was like uh can't film here. Um but prior to that I had been developing an idea with a good friend uh Ken Kazettino and we uh we basically put together a package where you know we we went and we met with the Senica I'll say that the Senica tribe Senica Indians you know the five the nations

up in New York and so they they're pretty incredible people I'll say that and they invited us to come up there and meet them and we did we sat down with them face to face so we could make sure that everybody was all going to be kosher and we talked about like okay what could we do as a film project with you guys, we understand you have some interesting things on your property on your on your reservation essentially. They were like, well, we have we have pyramids on our property, you know, and and they showed us the scans from the US Air Force that were taken back in like the 1940s that had been declassified now, but they they showed us the scans and I I believe they were also configured in a very similar if not almost exact configuration to the plateau, those pyramids, too.

Isn't that something? Not the size and scale, but like the the position. Yeah, the position like there was like a bigger one and then two smaller ones and I believe they also were like um aligned with like the star same star like Orion and I don't know Sirius whatever they anyway we talked about that they showed us that and we were like well that's incredible like why haven't we never heard of that before you have pyramids on your land like you know

they said well we've got more we we have we have actual giant giants and skeletons that are buried on the land here because that's what we that's uh that's part Say that again.

They they have giant skeletons, like giant skeletal remains of of a human or some species of, you know, ominid, I guess. But they they had those there. And I said, well, you know, how are we going to verify that? And they said, well, you can't dig them up because they're sacred to us, but, you know, you could scan them. You could get ground penetrating radar. You could get other technologies, you know. And we were like, wow, this is incredible. you know, and then and then they were like, "Well, if you think that's great, they also have a couple caves in their property where I guess I'll just say that they have inscriptions and writings that look very similar to hieroglyphics, they said, inside of them. And they also have some mummified people that are in these caves. So, you know, then, you know, we talked to them a little bit further about it and, you know, they were, you know, they weren't like cagey, but they

were they were thinking like maybe we had visitors, travelers from overseas long before. So they weren't these mummified people weren't necessarily people from their tribe.

No, no, it didn't seem like that. It seemed like they came from another place like another part of the world like maybe they had visited or maybe maybe you know the Americas aren't as new the new world as

as we thought. Right. Right. So everything is like but then you know things got a little bit convoluted because we had we were coming up on the pandemic and of course my uh bosses at the time were while supportive they were also very skeptical. But the thing is, we were going to need to spend a lot of money just to do the research to, you know, to find out if these were things were real. Like, were these real bodies in the ground? Were these pyramids true? You know, we were going to have to spend a good bit of bit of money and that sort of turn, you know, when you're a television production company, you, you know, you don't want to be investing that type of money just to pitch it to, you know what I mean?

So, that was where we ran into problems. So, that show never got made. But I had worked with other archaeologists and we we looked at other places around the world like especially in South America and Colombia. They they wanted to they wanted to use LAR to scan the entire rainforest you know not just of Colombia but also in in Brazil and they wanted to do these massive massive scans because they believe that there were many structures underneath the forest canopy which we're finding out to be true now. you know, like things are coming out um every day about kind of these hidden structures. But they really had a plan to do it. And what I wanted to do, and they were a little bit reluctant to do, is I wanted to bring a couple of trusted psychics onto the expedition because I felt that they were going to be able to help pinpoint certain things, right,

without having to literally fly a million square miles around the location. Oh, did I just see something? Did I just see something? Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. So that but that that and and and they were like you know the particular person I was dealing with he was like that would be incredible. He's like I would also lose all my funding if I were ever associated with psychics.

Oh wow. So you know he's like that would mess up everything. So that was never really going to be on the table unfortunately and again that was right on the heels of the pandemic. So we didn't get

right. That is absolutely fascinating to me to hear that. And it's too bad it wasn't able to be made. That wouldn't that have been something? Holy cow.

Holy cow. Holy cow. And Ic will be made. Just, you know, we weren't able to do them. But that doesn't mean they won't be done. I feel like, you know, these things are being done. And especially with that ancient apocalypse, you know, when you look at that.

Sure. Yeah. in the way that they've looked at the structures and the dating and you know like there's a lot of questions that are right more questions than answers for sure. So I

would you come out of retirement if somebody tapped you on the shoulder to do that?

I probably would. I probably would if it was a really interesting expedition. Probably I would. Yeah,

that would be so cool. Wow. I'm going to switch gears a little bit on you here and go more towards the after your awakening period. So, you were talking about your awakening and things starting to open up and you had an awareness of gifts at this point. What were some of those things that were coming up for you?

Yeah, that's a that's an interesting that's a really good question. You know, it was more like an exploration like, okay, I have I have had this awakening. I'm kind of experiencing like this other reality that isn't the one that I've been living in. What do I do now? What am I supposed to do with this? You know, there was no there's no manual, right? I mean, I guess the manual, right? You are the manual, right? It's like you're

you've got to do I really got deeply into meditation. Figure the out yourself. Yeah, pretty much. That should be a book, you know, because it is what happens. Luckily, there are great people who've been through it, but just finding people can be a chore. At least it was a bit for me. And I got into reading books and I got into the Reiki like I said and then I really got heavily into meditation which we all should be doing regardless of whatever you know just getting quiet listening to that internal ticking you know that that's where you're getting your your information your information I don't know so for me I ended up joining some psychic classes like channeling and psychic development mediumship you know I kind of explored that um and and some of the some of that was really great but it was being thrown into the fire because some of them I you know spices and people were already very advanced

advanced professional mediums and things and I'm thinking like but and then they put you in there and you're like okay you go and I'm like I don't have anything for you

red crayon yeah red it's actually funny that you say that because to me that actually is the that probably the best example it's that I learned through all of my classes so whoever is listening to it and is is going through this right now and they're trying to figure out what am I going to do like, you know, how am I going to put this together? It really become comes down to like trusting your your guides and your team, you know, and and just trusting what images they show you or what you hear or what you just feel like you know, what you feel. Like there's different ways people perceive information. But for me, you know, I'm more clear cognizant. But but also I would sometimes see like an image in my mind, you know, like the red crayon, you know, so if I was connected to someone and it took me a while to just say, "Okay, I'm a clear I'm a blank slate.

Spirit put something in front of me." And then they would they put a thing, you know, and then they put another thing and I'd just tell that person what I'm seeing and they'd be like, "Oh, that's funny." Like I just had that for breakfast this morning. Oh, that you know, I'm I'm about to do that later on. But you just described like the room in my house where I've been renovating, you know, stuff that I just don't, you know, I don't know what that is. So, it's kind of like a sloppy way of getting in. But the red crayon is is a good way because you just like, okay, what is that one thing that just comes to mind? Don't overthink it. Like once you start thinking, you're w to to just be like you want to be clear.

Um, and and that's why I actually ended up getting into tarot because it kind of shut off my my uh my mind and put me in the present moment and like not you know the images would start to lay out stories and I could start seeing people if they were having health issues um or you know issues or their relationships or their business whatever it is you know and you know so the tarot is another great tool. It doesn't have to be only tarot oracle cards. It could be whatever you want. You know what I recommend to people is, you know, just just get a deck. You know, take a card out. What I would do is I'd shuffle a deck. I'd ask a question.

Pull out that card and then see how that card the imagery relates back to your question. And as I started doing that, I would ask another question. And then, well, this then you start to see a theme. And then you're like, oh my god, this is actually they're they're laying out something that I know to be true. Like they're showing me everything, you know? And so for me that ended up being a great way to get into doing more more of my psychic development skills.

I'm gonna back up just a second. Excuse me. You had mentioned that you started to go through classes or coursework and and things like that to sharpen or open up the door to other gifts or or skills. How did you go about finding those?

The courses. Yes. Yeah. The courses. Yeah. was a lot of hunting online, you know, looking up channeling and, you know, who's doing what. And luckily, I I had some experience because I was developing psychic shows. Some of those people actually had courses already. They were like little to my knowledge. I didn't I was like, "Oh, you're a psychic." Go, "Oh, you also teach it." You know, so I'd find out through through them and I'

after the fact, right? Yeah. Yeah. And I'd be led to like, "Okay, wow, this is okay. We'll try that out." But ultimately my most favorite class is the class I believe that you also began to participate a lot.

Yes. Yeah. With Pat. That okay. Yeah. Absolutely. When I was going to say if you're thinking you're not linking that was one of Pat's

Yes. favorite uh sayings and that's that's very true. So yeah, please talk about Pat. Love talking about Pat

Longo the the mother of mediumship and everything else healing. um a dear friend of ours, Heather Sprig. Well, she she had she said, "Look, Nate, uh she's super gifted, like amazing, gifted." You already know that.

Yes, absolutely. And she said to me, "Look, you know, I know what I've been in the same classes you've been and and in fact, that's how we met." And she said, "You got to come over here. Come come. I'm gonna introduce you to Pat Longo, who who was kind of the the mentor for Terresa Caputo, the Long Island, right medium." So, you know, I said, "Okay, I'd love to meet Pat." And the minute I met Pat, it was like an instant instant like, you know, it's like a grenade just blew. I was like, "Wow, where have you been?" And Pat, unfortunately, she she passed this past June.

Yes. Her classes were so well done. She was so so perfect. The way she matched people, like she put two people together and they could have different abilities and skills, whatever. Like, one could be more advanced and one could be very like coming into this new and blind. She just hadn't knew how to put them together. And she put people on one like, you know, Zoom rooms and said, "Okay, I want the two of you to spend 10 minutes reading each other. You spend 10, you spend 10 and and you practice whatever you want." And man, once I started doing that, I I felt much more confident in my ability. I started reading people like, you know, without having to really think as much. I mean, she really she really did some major work for the spiritual community. And her loss is, you know, I don't think there will be there won't be another Pat Longo. There just won't be

no I don't I think there there are great people out there but there Pat Longo there is no no

no she is one of a kind I was just going to say I think that she is she's one of a kind and the mold was broken with her for sure and I recall the first time I met her and it was as if we've we had known each other for our entire lives.

Oh yeah. She was she was that welcoming, open, fun, loving, accepting, all of the things that you would want from that maternal

Yes. figure, right? And she was she was absolutely an amazing person. 100%. So, she would be one of your would you call her a a mentor then?

Yeah, I would say she's a mentor. Yeah, definitely. you know, get to spend a couple years attending her classes and of course um we became friends anyway on the side and sure

you know we could talk about anything you know and she she had so much experience of healing people like really miracles there's no other word for it miracle she she she really

right if you want to have a definition of a word miracle she could literally touch somebody physically and they would heal and you know and sometimes it wouldn't happen but I don't think it was because of it was just because that person wasn't meant to heal at that time, right? Because we all, you know, and Pat will always say to you, be humble, be modest. You are not the one doing the healing. You are the channel for the healing. Spirit is doing it. You be humble and you, you know, you do what you know you need to do. You know, that lesson was so powerful for me, you know, and I think it's powerful for people who are awakening now, too, to to be humble

and to know that you are the conduit for spirit, that it works through you, but it's not you. It's not you. You know, a lot of people, you know, yes, it's you in the sense that, you know, you're you're the instrument without spirit. There is no,

right? This is a co- co-creation. So Pat was very strong about that. And I think she was like that all her students. She she preached that and uh she preached integrity because there are a lot of people who do not work with integrity. A lot of people work with dark magic, with all sorts of stuff. You really have to be somebody of integrity to be doing readings and to to respect and honor another person if you're going to be working with them. You really have to have that as your foundational point. If you don't have that in you, then you shouldn't be working and healing with other people.

That's the bottom line. That that's reminds me of the Spider-Man movie when uh his uncle says great power comes great responsibility, right? in in that responsibility I feel is just like you're you're saying that you do have to be humble. You have to do it without ego and judgment because it's not you. It's not you and it's not yours. All you're doing is sharing the information and it's going to be received how it's going to be received,

right? Yeah. You know, it's not for us to decipher or determine what that information means. It's for that individual.

Exactly. That's very cool. So, you mentioned healing, too, because I know that is part of your offerings, which are plentiful, by the way. You have energy healing, vibrational therapy, intuitive readings, detoxification. You also have awakening guidance, which I think I know where the hell were you when I needed you?

Where were you when I needed you? And then evidential mediumship. Would you mind going through those a little bit and kind of laying out what it is for people so right

when they contact you they they know what it is? Of course. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you know, it's funny. It's a lot of trial and error, you know. So, part part developing I think what happens is we have humans we're very gifted, you know, we have a lot of gifts, you know, and and it's some people are stronger in some areas than others or let's just say

it it it comes more natural to them. But it doesn't mean you can't develop and be a very strong in in that area. It's just some people It's like light turned on and that's what they're going to do. I'm an accashic reader and I can read your, you know, your past life histories and I can do this and I go in here and I cut this golden cord and you know there people who do that. I don't do that at least not yet. But I do I do focus on energy work. I I like the energy work because we are energy you know and it's important that we clear our energy that we have energy hygiene that we take care of ourselves keep our frequency and our vibration up. That is part of our job as humans. It's very easy to get pulled into like these lower states. There's a lot of stuff going on in the world. It's very easy to fall into the traps, you know, and so it's important to

to care for your for your energy body as much as it is your physical or anything else, but your energy body is vital, right? So, I got into um a little bit of Reiki. I didn't go deep into Raiki, but I I I do like Reiki. I actually used tuning forks, which I find amazing. I have a whole I have a whole bunch of them here. kind of see them and and I I hold them over your chakras and they start to spin a certain direction when they're when they're clearing out, you know, and then they and then I can see when they're done. So, I can literally move the wands and see what's going on in your in your energy body, you know, and then I'll clear it out. I'll I'll clear it out.

So, is that just an in-person offering? That would be Yeah, person. And I like that because there are different types of tuning forks. Some are for your for more for your physical body and then some are for body. But people react really well to them. And in fact, when I did my first tuning fork, I did it on someone and I didn't really know what I was doing at that point, but they had to go to the hospital and I thought, "Oh my god, like did I just do that?" And it just turned out that her root chakra was so like clogged up with like there was just a lot of stuff she was holding that she had to she needed to like pass like basically she had all of it out. Yeah.

she had to like physically remove from her body and she never had done that. And so for her it was like so like scary that she thought she had to go to the hospital to have it checked out and they're like you're you're you're fine, you know, you just have you have to go to the bathroom. And so I yeah like people have really stuck energy. That was the first time I thought oh wow imagine holding on to that energy for so long you know and that that that's what happens right because that's how cancer and disease or disease of the body right like it's all

it comes energy first right and then if you don't clear that energy it anchors into your physical so that's why I find it to be important for people manage their energy and

absolutely so that that's one thing and then I do do remote energy healing so I can I can basically check your chakras I have like a chart heart and I'm able to do it remotely. And then I go through your entire energetic system and I kind of they kind of show me things, you know, as I'm going through it,

but I go through your physical, your emotional, your mental, and your spiritual body, and I clear that out. And some people have really amazing experiences like overnight healings, you know, which um I again, it's not me, it's just the energy. So that that's sure that people enjoy doing. They really love that. And what I do with my energy readings, they're not just I'm not just going to help clear you. I'm going to give you some intuitive health guidance, too, because they're going to show me, my guides will show me things that, you know, either you need to add to your diet or that you need to remove from your diet or thing things that you need to like physically do to to help clear out. So, that that's a big part of what I do. And then I do do I mean, you know, I have evidential mediumship on my my website, Blue Tiger Arts, but I don't

I don't really practice that so much. What I do is I allow that to come in if it's going to come in, you know, um I'll like spirit will show me if there's like a a loved one, they may start showing me evidences like, you know, hey, you're holding this or you're some, you know, like and then I'll let that happen. But I typically am not really doing that service right now. I may do that. But uh and then I don't then I do the oracle and tarot cards. So, I do I do readings and I find those can be really powerful, too, because you know, the cool thing about tarot cards is you pull out a card and I can literally show you what they've shown me and I'm like, you know, and sometimes people will just break down in tears because it's literally the image of the thing that we're talking about. Like, you know, sometimes it's just the most powerful thing. Like, I could tell it to you, but then if I just showed it to you, I'm

like, look, this is what they're showing me. and you see it, you're like, your mind is completely blown away.

Well, it doesn't take much for my mind to get blown with any of this. It's just like, oh my god.

Yeah. How do you how do you know that? How do you know that? It's it keeps coming up routinely. And that's one of those things that I always mention that I have a healthy dose of skepticism going into things because of what you mentioned. There are a number of people that are out there that are fantastic, just amazing individuals, very talented and gifted. And there there are those that are more opportunistic if you will

in uh taking advantage of people and taking their monies or praying on uh emotional wounds that are are present and then they just keep feeding that and it's uh it's really too bad. Yeah,

I think we'll I'll have a a reminder later on about how to get in touch with you, but for now, I'd like to maybe get to the musical questions. Are you okay with that?

I am. I I would love to quickly mention although this is a longer story, I would like to mention something that really changed my healing like getting into the healing business.

Oh, please. And I'll keep it brief because it is a bit longer, but I had a I had a friend who came to me. He was also in television and he actually was the the head of the company and and he came to me and and he said um he said you know I got cancer it's not good and he goes I've got I've got issues going on in my body right now and you know I don't know how long I have it basically was like a blood cancer but it was eating him away. Uh, and I said, "Well, you know, that's funny because I'm I have a friend who's a healer, someone who can help perhaps uh you with this." And I didn't really tell him too much about my awakening at that point. I was kind of quiet, but I said, you know, maybe we can talk to him. And so we did. And we agreed that we would do like a ceremony and we would start we would we would we would um use like herbal tees and herbal medicines to help him with it. And we use like low

frequencies over his um over his like sacral chakra, you know, that he at night. So we gave him a combination of things to help him. So at the time he was going this is right when the pandemic began. So it was I think it was March of 2020. He was right around the cusp. So we worked with him for a few weeks and he was being tended to by the doctors at Johns Hopkins. They had been giving him chemotherapy. He'd been through all the stuff, you know, and

standard western medicine. Standard western medicine. And and in the meantime, I was making like teas with bock root and slippery elm and other ingredients that are meant to help kind of detoxify but also to help inflammation and and just basically help stamp out some cancer. So we you use those tonics along with the the energy, you know, the hurt the low hertz and lo and behold, he had a test. So what was happening to him? The doctors were worried that he was going to be paralyzed because his spine was deteriorating. There were holes in It looked like like Swiss cheese, you know, if you imagine little holes.

Oh, wow. Yeah. And they they were basically going to use, I guess, the equivalent of like a spinal putty or cement to fill in these holes. They were worried that, you know, look, if if he made the wrong move and torqued his back, really break a or vertebrae and he'd be paralyzed.

Paralyzed, right? So, well, what's interesting is he went a couple weeks after working with him, he went to have the scans done. They wanted to look at his spine because they wanted to see if they what they were going to do.

Mhm. Well, everything in the spine was filled back in. There were no holes. Everything was gone.

Oh my gosh. He was in full remission. And they Wow. have zero explanation for any of that. There's more to the story, but it's it's too long for what we're doing. But the the short of it is that, you know, within like two months, he was completely healed. And that was five years ago.

That's incredible. Yeah. Yeah. And and so I was kind of like a journeyman on it, you know, that there was a more primary healer, but he helped guide and um so we did it together and that's what really blew things open for me as well. And then Pat, when Pat when I finally met Pat, oh my god, 11-11 just turned on on my phone. Pat Pat goes to me, she goes, uh you know, you're a healer. I said, what? She said, you're a healer. I said, well, I I've been part of a healing, but you know, she goes, you're a healer. You're going to be healing people. And she would always know like whenever I touched her, she's like, "Oh my god, your hands are like on fire." I'm like, "They are?" She's like, "I can feel it."

You know, because I would do healings on her too. Sure. And she could just, she just knew. That was the cool thing about Pat Longo. She just knew. And I never got to go deeper with her about other stuff, but that was one of the things she wanted me to continue to whatever I decided to do, you know, spiritually or with our gifts, you know, she wanted me to continue with the

Well, thank you for sharing that. That's uh that's a heck of a story. The reason why I bring it up is because, you know, a lot of people are getting cancer now, right? We're seeing like everybody is getting cancer and uh it's terrifying, you know, and and we know it's in our food and it's in our environment and, you know, I know people are going to the traditional methods, you know,

but those are are not, you know, they're very it's a crapshoot. In fact, a very uh I've been working with a family who had a um six-year-old daughter with brain cancer. She passed away.

Sorry. And um you know, they were they were doing the traditional stuff and it just you know the doctors only have limited like you know they're limited to what they've been trained with you know.

Sure. And so I think all of us now need to be looking not outside holistically.

Yeah. holistically integrated medicine, you know, but we really need to start thinking differently about what cancer is and why they haven't been able to heal it. And why is that?

You know, these doctors are super bright. They're super gifted, super talented,

right? But they've been trained in a one-dimensional healing, you know what I mean? And and it's not really healing. Sort of like

maintaining is what they treat you for. Right. Right. Right. I bring up the relevance of that story only because I think that you know I want people to start thinking differently about how they if if they have cancer or they have loved ones with cancer to look at other

No, I think that's important. I I really do. I think that that's a very important thing and thank you again for for sharing that. That's quite incredible really. So what we'll do now then is we'll go to the part of the show when I have the chance to ask you some musical questions. Oh, funny.

I always say that I believe that music is the tie that binds and each of us has a soundtrack that accompanies their life if they just take a moment to think about it. So, are you ready to go?

Yeah, let's go. Let's go. Okay, cool. What was the first song you fell in love with on the radio?

You know that that's such a that that's an impossible question. Sorry. But, you know, I was I was born in 1975. So, really my the music I started listening to was like in the early 80s. I really was into that, you know. But the songs that stuck with me were ironically from the time around when I was born. So, for that song, I'm thinking of like Led Zeppelin, Good Times, Bad Times. I love that.

That's a good song. I really love that. They also did the song In the Light. I really love that that song, too.

But those were songs even when I was young. I I loved classic rock. I love stuff from the 70s, the 60s, but then I also appreciated the 80s and I was thinking like, okay, what would be the ultimate like 80s song? And I was like, well, probably Men at Work like Down Under.

Yeah. Yeah. Such a cool song. Take a take a bite of your Vegemite Sandwich. Yeah, that's awesome.

That one. That one. And And also, I was a huge Eagles fan. Oh, yeah. You know, Eagles were still big. I still will listen. I love

I think their songs are extremely spiritual just like Led Zeppelin, but the one that I liked was One of These Nights. I don't know if you remember.

Oh, that's a great song. I just play on blast and that just Oh, yeah. Don Henley, man. He was something else. Okay. So, growing up, did you and your family go on any road trips? And if you did, were there any songs that you can recall?

That's funny. Um, you know, we can be with your friends, too. It doesn't necessarily if you were in school and you went on a road trip and you were blasting something out,

right? Well, I think with my with with with family that we would always do listen to music all the time in the house and we my sister and I when we were young enough we'd be wearing those like

onesie PJs, you like mom would like Michael Jackson. We we always love dancing to either Thriller or Billy G. Oh yeah.

Jumping around like Little Beans, that type of stuff. Then if I were I guess a little bit older, I really liked PM. I like I liked Orange. I like I like a lot of

Yeah. of stuff. But yeah, as far as sing along, we didn't really do sing along. That wasn't our thing, sadly. But we would dance. My sister and I would just dance the songs for our parents and put on a little performance.

Oh, that's cool though. That's very cool. Get the jump rope as the microphone. Thank god there was no like, you know, recording

video back then. Oh my gosh. We talk about that on a regular basis that you know, thank goodness for a lack of technology back then.

Oh yeah. I mean, how embarrassing would that be? Oh my gosh. Yeah. No way. So, we're going to fast forward a little bit to high school and your senior year in high school. Do you remember what your favorite song that you and your friends might have been belting out in the car?

You know, that's a funny one because high school era was so great for me. It would have been in the 90s and so we have like Pearl Jam, we had Nirvana,

Red Hot Chili Peppers. But the, you know, the one the one that I really liked and I was always been a fan of were the Beasty Boys. I I always

Oh, yeah. And like you could pretty much name any song. We'd sing it out loud. But, uh, Gratitude was one that we really liked and and Sabotage, you know,

Sabotage is fantastic. Yeah. Those are ones that we would we would yell out. But I also like Under the Bridge, which was, you know, Chili Peppers song. I love that.

Yeah. Very cool. Cool songs, you know, that I just that never that will never go away. Did your musical tastes change when you were in college or did they pretty much stay the same?

They evolved a little bit. I still stuck with classic rock. Like I loved Credence. I loved Eric Clapton and Led Zeppelin. I really loved that. In fact, my first concert when I was a kid was Eric Clapton. And then after that it was Jimmy Paige and Robert Plant. And

oh yeah, I got to see some legends, you know, some real legends. Um I don't know, something about these British musicians. They're just, you know, we have great musicians here, but wow, they really there was an era where they were just killing it. You know what I mean?

That's where in in my opinion, that's where the creation of that was made was there.

Yeah. When you talk about the Beatles and Zeppelin and Cream and all of those bands, I I think that that's where it was really started.

Yeah. You know, and there's there's an argument to be made that really the Delta Blues

Yeah. I think was responsible for Elvis, you know, and and that sort of thing. But

the jazz, you know, that fell out of their correct. Yeah. Robert Johnson was had a big influence on Eric Clapton that I know.

Yeah. It was pretty cool. As far as songs that get your positive juices flowing, is there any particular song that makes you want to go out and crush your day? You know, the one thing that I would I I liked listening to in in uh high school and I still do now was Rage Against the Machine and positive or not, but you know, they they too are very spiritual. They talk about some pretty deep stuff if you really dig in. But I like their their calm like a bomb, you know.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Song was like that just like like you could feel all the all the atoms in your body just light up, you know? It was just like you just wanted to. So, if you were gonna really want to go crazy, that that and they had a song called Maggie's Farm, which I don't know if you remember that was a Bob Dylan. I think he originally wrote that song.

Anyway, those two are really That's very cool. I love that. You're the first one that's brought up rage.

Oh, really? Well, yeah. Probably probably not under the positive. Well, you know what? Each person is Well, we're all individuals. We all have individual tastes. And you're talking about frequency and energy, right? So, I mean, if it's it's a beat, if it's whatever, doesn't really matter what the song is, it's how it lands with you. So, kind of cool. What about a song that's your guilty pleasure right now?

Um, you know, if if nobody had to know about it, um, well, I guess they will know, but I I really I still love Tears for Fears, Everybody Wants to Rule the World.

Yeah. You know, that song anytime I hear I don't know why I just grab I love that. I don't know why I love it. I just I love that song. Yeah,

it's got a strolling kind of beat where you're just talking, you know, walking at a a nice pace and

Yeah, it's just easy and I don't know, just it's a simple song, but I like it. I know. It's very cool. What song do you believe could change the way people think or feel about the world around them positively if they listen to the song's lyrics? Um I I think the Bob Marley song, Three Little Birds.

Oh yeah, Three Little Birds is a good one. And it's just a simple song. It's so simple, but it's almost like that's the point of it maybe is that

everything is going to be all right because you know, yeah, we our whole life is trials and tribulations, right? And and and somewhere though, we have to have this deep knowing that, you know, whatever we're up against, there's

it does it ends. There's another cycle and you're you know, you'll be through it. you'll work through it. And and that song comes to me because I would I would be thinking about Pat or even talking to Pat and that song would come onto my radio onto my Sonos player, you know, and I would I would say, "Hey, you know, this song came on and it's for you." And I would I would send her that song.

So she could listen to it, you know, when she was going through her cancer treatment.

That's that's very cool. Yeah. Yeah. You know what also popped in my mind when you did Three Little Birds is Bobby McFaren's Don't Worry, Be Happy. It's kind of that.

Yeah. 100%. Yeah, the reggae like let it go, you know? I mean, Bob Marley was so influential. I think listening to his music now is just incredible if you think about body of work and what he speaks about.

Oh my gosh. Yeah. To our time. Yeah. Today. And that's so I believe that there are artists and there are musicians, right? And there in my opinion there is a difference between the two because in in my opinion so like Bob Marley I love him as an artist. I think that the tapestry that he has of his music is something that weaves in and out of time and people's way of being. Uh, and another artist I feel is an artist is like Billy Joel I think is a absolutely an artist because you can have a pianist and then you can have somebody that's that's getting everything out of it. And to his credit too, you're talking about then a lyricist and somebody who can put it all together because there's one thing to be able to play with artistry and there's another thing to create it, right? And I think those two

well played are in that category. There's um this is one of my favorite questions and it's sometimes there are songs you hear that ring so true that they can stop you in your tracks. The song's lyrics sound like they were written specifically for you or by you.

What's that song? You know, I think that song sort of changes depending on where I am in my life, but the one I've been hearing more recently um is Stick Figure. Do you know that band? Al also like a kind of a reggae band. They're great, but they have a song called Angels Above Me.

I don't Who is it again? Stick Figure. Stick Figure. No. Yeah, they're they're they're kind of like a scar reggae, but they're incredible and and their lyrics are so potent. They're they're clearly an awakened band that has is trying to spread a certain message of positivity and help lift people up, you know, for goodness. So I I I love anytime I hear any of their songs, but that song Angels Above Me just feels like it's it's like again it's a little

That'll be on my Spotify player after we're done with the show today. I'll check it out.

Yeah, check it out. I will for sure. I love that. Do you have an all-time favorite song,

man? You know, favorite is hard, but I the one that comes to mind the most is the talking head song, This Must Be the Place.

I don't know that one. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. It reminds me of like we're we're alive. We're living, we're having this human experience and everything is again it's like it's okay. Like we're just we're we're waiting through this and trying to figure out and you know that's cool.

So it all of these artists actually I think that we've talked about all have those themes like running through their work pretty much other than maybe

well you know what that's about an ego you know and then losing ego with that everybody wants to rule the world you know. So, no, I'm I'm

yeah, I'm definitely agreeing with that. That's awesome and thank you for sharing.

Yeah, absolutely. You know, that's not always easy for people to do for, you know, for a variety of reasons, but thank you so much for doing that.

Please go listen to that talking head song. Um, this must be the place. You'll know it the minute you hear.

Oh, I will. Yeah, it's just I will because I'll put together the playlist and then like I said, stick figure I'm going to put on right away and and start listening to that. So, I'm looking forward to that.

I love it. Well, it's just about time to cue the music for today's episode, but don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to the Drop the Needle podcast to stay uptodate on our latest episodes. I'd also like to take a moment to thank everyone again for tuning in today and I hope you enjoyed this episode of the Drop the Needle podcast. I would also like to thank our special guest, Mr. Nate Scripture, for being on our show today. Nate, thank you.

Thank you, Jim. Thank you so much. Love talking to you. I hope we get to do this again. I'd love to do it again. We could cover, you know,

my gosh, we can go down several rabbit holes and spend days talking about this stuff. I'd also like you to head on over to our show notes where there's going to be a link from the playlist from today's episode and there's also going to be a link where you can contact Nate regarding booking a session with him and that is www.bltigerarts.com. Again www.bltigerarts.com. All right, my drop the needle posy like Billy Joel says from the highs to the lows to the end of the show. This is the end of our show. Until next time, this is Jim Alto wishing you infinite health and happiness and the perfect playlist for your life. Thank you again for being the best part of us. Catch you next time.

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