Psychic Joseph DeLouise (1927-2006) combined the mystical with the practical in this interview. Residing in Chicago, his insights into the future have included some of history's most notable events, like the Ohio River Bridge disaster (made famous in the Mothman Prophecies book) and even notorious murders like the Manson and Zodiac cases. DeLouise suggested that anyone can tap into psychic abilities with practice and belief, despite the distractions of daily life that often hinder this journey. He emphasized the importance of turning inward and being receptive to future insights rather than over-intellectualizing them.
DeLouise said he focused on giving back to the community and providing financial advice as a registered investment adviser. He also felt that those who have polluted the Earth must partake in its restoration, and he anticipated jobs related to environmental cleanup in the near future. He shared intriguing stories involving Ouija boards, including the strange experience of two nuns and a priest. His thoughts on future events led into discussions on natural disasters and preparedness, urging people to remain vigilant while balancing their financial investments in domestic and European markets.
DeLouise predicted catastrophic events within the year, including volcanic eruptions and a "ground-to-ground missile" aimed at the White House, "shot from 40 miles away." He warned against the dangers of focusing too much on negativity and encouraged the power of positive thinking and conscious intention in shaping one's reality, as well as seeking knowledge and growth within oneself. The first hour featured news and Open Lines.