In 1978, four beings in white robes appeared to Lori Toye in a dream and unrolled huge maps of North America, showing imminent changes on Earth. Though she didn't act on this dream for several years, this event marked the dramatic beginning of her life's work. In 1988, this resulted in a map of the future United States entitled "I Am America," which illustrated the future earth changes she saw. The map caught the attention of many due to its alarming absence of much of the Western US, which ocean waters would cover after some future cataclysms such as earthquakes, drought, and other natural disasters.

Though the map and her predictions were dire, she stressed not succumbing to fear, saying these changes "were not inevitable at all" but rather depended on individual and communal mindsets. She underscored a collective responsibility to "instigate change through conscious choices" while revealing the potential for transformative human evolution. Toye further drew parallels between geological shifts and spiritual teachings, suggesting both reflect cycles of destruction and renewal.

Art was worried that one of the first signs of change Toye saw was a meteor that would impact the Nevada desert. Toye said her prophecy indicated that "living in places with granite formations" would be safer, since that type of rock is more stable. Beginning in the second hour, she took questions from listeners. Near the end of the interview, Toye's husband, Len, spoke for a few minutes about his support of his wife's experiences.