On our New Year's Eve special, four psychics and mediums in separate hours shared their insights, offered predictions on what 2026 has in store for humankind, and gave readings for callers.
First up, spiritual medium Erika Gabriel characterized the upcoming year as a "huge balancing act" marked by "Yin and Yang and push and pull," with ongoing conflicts resolving in some areas while emerging in others. Regarding severe weather, she highlighted a shift from wildfires in 2025 to increased flooding in 2026. "No, we don’t get world peace in 2026," she continued, [but] I do see people realizing we need to bond together and elevate each other." Discussing the spiritual realm, she described angels as "white light healing beings" who intervene in moments of need, while spirit guides are "dear, wonderful friends from our whole soul’s journey."
In the second hour, renowned psychic medium James Van Praagh, spoke about his lifelong journey connecting with the spirit world and the profound insights he has gained. Reflecting on decades of work, he described the afterlife as a realm where time does not exist and souls undergo a "life review," reliving the impact of their life choices. He recounted personal experiences with loved ones crossing over, including his brother who revealed the emotional process souls face after death, where unresolved feelings must be addressed. Van Praagh expressed cautious optimism for 2026, after a challenging previous year. "I think there'll be a lot of positive things happening in many different spectrums," including in the economy, he said. Concluding with his philosophy of living fully in the present, he shared: "I live every day as if it’s my last day, so I make sure that every moment counts."
Next, psychic medium Mark Christopher Nelson described the nature of his work as a blend of psychic and mediumship skills guided by spirit. On a previous C2C appearance, one year ago, he shared his vision of a plane crash near Washington D.C., and one month after that there was a tragic collision over the Potomac River. "I felt nauseous about it," he said of his vision, "I felt like I’m in the middle of it." For 2026, he warned of potential attacks on symbolic U.S. landmarks, especially the Statue of Liberty and Trump Tower, and urged increased security and vigilance. On the broader outlook for 2026, Nelson predicted a challenging start with economic and geopolitical "bumps," but as the year progresses there will be an overall improvement compared to 2025.
In the last hour, psychic and medium Karyn Reece shared her intuitions on global and personal issues for 2026. Regarding global affairs, she predicted ongoing "tension" and "corrections" in world politics, continued conflict involving Russia and Ukraine, and China’s eventual attempt to take over Taiwan, though probably not this year. Discussing health and the environment, Reece expressed concern about water quality and food safety, and pinpointed healthcare and the power grid as areas under stress. On domestic issues, she foresees ongoing economic instability, with 'Main Street' continuing to struggle despite a positive outlook for Wall Street. Somewhat optimistic about 2026, she said that, from a numerology perspective, 2025 was a "dumping year" of negativity, now ending.
News segment guests: Mish Shedlock, Dr. Randi Shannon