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Raising Expectations with Pastor Joe Schofield, Melba Schofield, Stefanie Thayer, Dr. Craig Thayer, Dr. Paul Hall, and Ron Greer
Faith, Freedom, and the Future of America
A spirited conversation about America’s founding principles, the responsibilities of citizenship, and the sustaining power of faith during times of national change.
Guest: Janet Price, Past President of GSRW (Golden State Republican Women)
Janet Price is a faith-centered civic advocate and a leader involved with Golden State Republican Women. During the conversation, she speaks about public education, constitutional awareness, election concerns, and her belief that citizens should remain informed, prayerful, and actively engaged in the future of their communities. Her enthusiasm for American history and her commitment to California shape much of the episode’s discussion.
Friends,
We are blessed and thrilled to have Janet Price: past President of GSRW, back with us on Monday night helping us celebrate our nation’s 250th Birthday and rejoice in what God is doing all around us through answered prayers! We will look back at our Founding Fathers and the sacrifices made to procure the Constitution and win an impossible war against the most powerful nation in history.
She often says as people of faith know... “God is in Control!”.
As a woman of great faith and leader in the creation of “Golden State Republican Women” , Janet shares heartfelt insight into the political situation and what it means to all of us in America today.
Her enthusiasm is contagious and anchored in her deep relationship with God through Jesus Christ!
Janet is part of our Raising Expectations family and loved by countless people of our audience in California, across the nation and around the world.
The discussion and interaction will be contagious and very enlightening for everyone… so tune in , call in, watch and listen.
A Celebration of Faith and American Heritage
Pastor Joe Schofield, Melba Schofield, Stefanie Thayer, Dr. Craig Thayer, and Dr. Paul Hall welcome Janet Price for a wide-ranging conversation inspired by the nation’s 250th anniversary celebrations. The participants reflect on Independence Day events, patriotic traditions, and the emotional significance of remembering the sacrifices made by previous generations. They also discuss the enduring influence of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the nation’s founding ideals. Throughout the opening conversation, the speakers connect their appreciation for America with their Christian faith and their belief that gratitude should lead to greater personal responsibility.
Remembering the Sacrifices Behind America’s Freedom
The panel looks back at the courage, hardship, and personal sacrifice associated with America’s founding and later generations who defended the country. Pastor Joe and Janet emphasize that freedom should not be treated casually because it was secured through the efforts of people who risked their lives, families, property, and reputations. The discussion touches on George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, the Revolutionary War, and the spiritual convictions the speakers believe influenced the nation’s early leaders. They encourage listeners to study history more deeply rather than relying on simplified or incomplete accounts. The participants present historical understanding as an important safeguard against manipulation, political apathy, and the loss of national identity.
Education, History, and the Responsibility to Participate
Janet describes her efforts to promote education about the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, flag protocol, and election integrity. She argues that many younger Americans have not been adequately taught the history of their country and may therefore be more vulnerable to misleading political messages. Stefanie adds that civic responsibility also requires participation, pointing to low voter turnout and the influence that small but highly organized groups can have on elections. The panel encourages listeners to research candidates, examine their records, and evaluate the principles demonstrated through their actions. Rather than simply complaining about political outcomes, the speakers urge citizens to vote, speak thoughtfully, and take responsibility for the direction of their communities.
Speaking the Truth Without Losing Compassion
A central theme of the episode is the challenge of expressing strong convictions without becoming consumed by anger or hostility. Dr. Paul Hall reflects on the dangers of silence when people recognize wrongdoing but choose not to speak, while other panelists stress that truth should be communicated with love and humility. The speakers discuss how arguments often create more conflict than understanding, especially when people feel personally attacked. Stefanie explains that she frequently returns to the Bible as her moral compass when difficult ethical questions arise, allowing the conversation to focus on principles rather than personal opinion alone. Together, the panel encourages listeners to develop courage, patience, and emotional steadiness while remaining willing to stand for what they believe.
Trusting God Through Uncertainty and Cultural Change
The participants share personal examples of turning to prayer when faced with anxiety, confusion, or unexpected circumstances. Janet describes beginning her day with devotionals and reminding herself that God remains in control even when current events feel overwhelming. Melba recounts moments when people unexpectedly approached her for prayer, guidance, or encouragement, reinforcing her belief that spiritual opportunities often appear without warning. Stefanie discusses surrendering her daily plans to God and allowing faith to replace the pressure of trying to control every outcome. These stories highlight the episode’s broader message that believers can remain peaceful and purposeful even while confronting difficult political, cultural, and personal realities.
Hope for California, the Nation, and the Next Generation
As the program moves toward its conclusion, Janet asks listeners to pray for honest and principled leaders in California, greater public awareness, and protection for the president, his family, and his administration. She expresses confidence that California can experience meaningful change and that citizens are becoming more willing to question deception and demand accountability. The hosts join her in emphasizing hope rather than despair, encouraging listeners to remain engaged while trusting that lasting transformation does not depend on one person alone. The episode closes with prayer, expressions of affection among the participants, and a reminder to seek God’s direction in everyday life. Listeners are invited to approach the future with courage, faith, informed participation, and a renewed commitment to serving others.
Faith, Freedom, and the Future of America
A spirited conversation about America’s founding principles, the responsibilities of citizenship, and the sustaining power of faith during times of national change.
Guest: Janet Price, Past President of GSRW (Golden State Republican Women)
Janet Price is a faith-centered civic advocate and a leader involved with Golden State Republican Women. During the conversation, she speaks about public education, constitutional awareness, election concerns, and her belief that citizens should remain informed, prayerful, and actively engaged in the future of their communities. Her enthusiasm for American history and her commitment to California shape much of the episode’s discussion.
Friends,
We are blessed and thrilled to have Janet Price: past President of GSRW, back with us on Monday night helping us celebrate our nation’s 250th Birthday and rejoice in what God is doing all around us through answered prayers! We will look back at our Founding Fathers and the sacrifices made to procure the Constitution and win an impossible war against the most powerful nation in history.
She often says as people of faith know... “God is in Control!”.
As a woman of great faith and leader in the creation of “Golden State Republican Women” , Janet shares heartfelt insight into the political situation and what it means to all of us in America today.
Her enthusiasm is contagious and anchored in her deep relationship with God through Jesus Christ!
Janet is part of our Raising Expectations family and loved by countless people of our audience in California, across the nation and around the world.
The discussion and interaction will be contagious and very enlightening for everyone… so tune in , call in, watch and listen.
A Celebration of Faith and American Heritage
Pastor Joe Schofield, Melba Schofield, Stefanie Thayer, Dr. Craig Thayer, and Dr. Paul Hall welcome Janet Price for a wide-ranging conversation inspired by the nation’s 250th anniversary celebrations. The participants reflect on Independence Day events, patriotic traditions, and the emotional significance of remembering the sacrifices made by previous generations. They also discuss the enduring influence of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the nation’s founding ideals. Throughout the opening conversation, the speakers connect their appreciation for America with their Christian faith and their belief that gratitude should lead to greater personal responsibility.
Remembering the Sacrifices Behind America’s Freedom
The panel looks back at the courage, hardship, and personal sacrifice associated with America’s founding and later generations who defended the country. Pastor Joe and Janet emphasize that freedom should not be treated casually because it was secured through the efforts of people who risked their lives, families, property, and reputations. The discussion touches on George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, the Revolutionary War, and the spiritual convictions the speakers believe influenced the nation’s early leaders. They encourage listeners to study history more deeply rather than relying on simplified or incomplete accounts. The participants present historical understanding as an important safeguard against manipulation, political apathy, and the loss of national identity.
Education, History, and the Responsibility to Participate
Janet describes her efforts to promote education about the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, flag protocol, and election integrity. She argues that many younger Americans have not been adequately taught the history of their country and may therefore be more vulnerable to misleading political messages. Stefanie adds that civic responsibility also requires participation, pointing to low voter turnout and the influence that small but highly organized groups can have on elections. The panel encourages listeners to research candidates, examine their records, and evaluate the principles demonstrated through their actions. Rather than simply complaining about political outcomes, the speakers urge citizens to vote, speak thoughtfully, and take responsibility for the direction of their communities.
Speaking the Truth Without Losing Compassion
A central theme of the episode is the challenge of expressing strong convictions without becoming consumed by anger or hostility. Dr. Paul Hall reflects on the dangers of silence when people recognize wrongdoing but choose not to speak, while other panelists stress that truth should be communicated with love and humility. The speakers discuss how arguments often create more conflict than understanding, especially when people feel personally attacked. Stefanie explains that she frequently returns to the Bible as her moral compass when difficult ethical questions arise, allowing the conversation to focus on principles rather than personal opinion alone. Together, the panel encourages listeners to develop courage, patience, and emotional steadiness while remaining willing to stand for what they believe.
Trusting God Through Uncertainty and Cultural Change
The participants share personal examples of turning to prayer when faced with anxiety, confusion, or unexpected circumstances. Janet describes beginning her day with devotionals and reminding herself that God remains in control even when current events feel overwhelming. Melba recounts moments when people unexpectedly approached her for prayer, guidance, or encouragement, reinforcing her belief that spiritual opportunities often appear without warning. Stefanie discusses surrendering her daily plans to God and allowing faith to replace the pressure of trying to control every outcome. These stories highlight the episode’s broader message that believers can remain peaceful and purposeful even while confronting difficult political, cultural, and personal realities.
Hope for California, the Nation, and the Next Generation
As the program moves toward its conclusion, Janet asks listeners to pray for honest and principled leaders in California, greater public awareness, and protection for the president, his family, and his administration. She expresses confidence that California can experience meaningful change and that citizens are becoming more willing to question deception and demand accountability. The hosts join her in emphasizing hope rather than despair, encouraging listeners to remain engaged while trusting that lasting transformation does not depend on one person alone. The episode closes with prayer, expressions of affection among the participants, and a reminder to seek God’s direction in everyday life. Listeners are invited to approach the future with courage, faith, informed participation, and a renewed commitment to serving others.
The Metaphysical Hour with Julia Cannon and Tracie Mahan and Question Master Tiffanny
Clearing the Old Life, Lighting the Grid, and Remembering the Game
A Return to the Metaphysical Hour and the Energy of Clearing
In this episode of The Metaphysical Hour, Julia Cannon, Tracie Mahan, and question moderator Tiffany welcome listeners back after the Fourth of July holiday and invite the audience to share locations, ask questions, and “shine their light” into the energetic grid. The early conversation centers on Tracie’s upcoming move and the powerful clearing process that comes with sorting through years of belongings. Her experience becomes a metaphor for the wider collective energy: releasing old patterns, downsizing what no longer fits, and stepping into a new version of the self.
Saying Goodbye to a House and Letting Energy Move
Julia shares a personal memory of needing to say goodbye to a house before it would sell, explaining that she and Tiffany once sat with a home, thanked it, released it, and soon afterward the house sold. This leads Tracie to consider doing a similar family ceremony before leaving her current home. The hosts discuss how homes, belongings, and life chapters can hold energy, and how consciously thanking and releasing those spaces may help both people and places move forward. The conversation connects practical moving advice with spiritual closure, gratitude, and energetic release.
Santa Fe, QHHT, and the Global Grid of Listeners
The hosts then talk about the upcoming QHHT retreat in Santa Fe, New Mexico, scheduled for September 3–7, and mention the discount code 5D Love through QHHTOfficial.com. They also discuss recording an episode of The Metaphysical Hour during the retreat. Tiffany reads audience locations from across the United States and around the world, including Canada, Poland, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Norway, Iran, and more. Julia and Tracie encourage listeners to imagine lights rising from all those places, connecting into a global energetic grid.
Reframing Words, Beliefs, and Personal Power
The first audience question asks how to finish cleansing energy that “keeps me at bay.” Julia and Tracie use the wording itself as the teaching point, explaining that the phrase gives power to something external and may reinforce the belief that something is blocking progress. They encourage reframing language toward forward motion, such as asking what would best support the desired outcome or using the phrase “Wouldn’t it be wonderful if...” The hosts emphasize that words and thoughts shape energy, and that changing language can change the energetic structure around a situation.
Reincarnation, Belief Systems, and Gameboard Earth
Another listener asks where she will reincarnate and whether she will remember the awakening and knowledge gained in this life. Julia and Tracie explain that after death, a soul’s experience is shaped by its belief system, at least at first, and that guides remain available when the soul is ready to move on. They connect this to Dolores Cannon’s work, the idea that souls come to Earth for experience, and Julia’s “Gameboard Earth” teaching. Earth is described as a challenging game for advanced souls, where forgetting, duality, awakening, and eventual recognition of one’s creative role are all part of the experience.
Thoughts, Memories, Signs, and Continuing Bonds
The next questions focus on disturbing memories, fear of repetition, and signs from a recently passed sister. Julia and Tracie suggest that recurring memories can be met with love, forgiveness, self-compassion, and recognition that old patterns may be showing where boundaries or healing are needed. For the listener grieving her sister, they explain that very close loved ones may feel so familiar that their presence is easy to miss, and that dreams or requested signs can become ways of communicating. Tracie shares her own “chocolate chip cookie” sign story and a yellow-rose sign connected to her aunt, illustrating how loved ones may use recognizable symbols to reassure the living.
Soul Speak, Fifth Dimension, and Releasing Judgment
The final portion addresses Julia’s updated Soul Speak learning platform and a question about physically shifting into the fifth dimension. Julia explains, consistent with Dolores Cannon’s teachings, that the body is changing and becoming lighter as frequency rises, and that people shift at their own pace. The hosts caution against judging who is “awake” or “not awake,” saying everyone is exactly where they need to be on their journey. They close by emphasizing self-reflection, releasing fear and judgment, recognizing others as mirrors, and simply “doing you” as the best way to model transformation for others.
Clearing the Old Life, Lighting the Grid, and Remembering the Game
A Return to the Metaphysical Hour and the Energy of Clearing
In this episode of The Metaphysical Hour, Julia Cannon, Tracie Mahan, and question moderator Tiffany welcome listeners back after the Fourth of July holiday and invite the audience to share locations, ask questions, and “shine their light” into the energetic grid. The early conversation centers on Tracie’s upcoming move and the powerful clearing process that comes with sorting through years of belongings. Her experience becomes a metaphor for the wider collective energy: releasing old patterns, downsizing what no longer fits, and stepping into a new version of the self.
Saying Goodbye to a House and Letting Energy Move
Julia shares a personal memory of needing to say goodbye to a house before it would sell, explaining that she and Tiffany once sat with a home, thanked it, released it, and soon afterward the house sold. This leads Tracie to consider doing a similar family ceremony before leaving her current home. The hosts discuss how homes, belongings, and life chapters can hold energy, and how consciously thanking and releasing those spaces may help both people and places move forward. The conversation connects practical moving advice with spiritual closure, gratitude, and energetic release.
Santa Fe, QHHT, and the Global Grid of Listeners
The hosts then talk about the upcoming QHHT retreat in Santa Fe, New Mexico, scheduled for September 3–7, and mention the discount code 5D Love through QHHTOfficial.com. They also discuss recording an episode of The Metaphysical Hour during the retreat. Tiffany reads audience locations from across the United States and around the world, including Canada, Poland, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Norway, Iran, and more. Julia and Tracie encourage listeners to imagine lights rising from all those places, connecting into a global energetic grid.
Reframing Words, Beliefs, and Personal Power
The first audience question asks how to finish cleansing energy that “keeps me at bay.” Julia and Tracie use the wording itself as the teaching point, explaining that the phrase gives power to something external and may reinforce the belief that something is blocking progress. They encourage reframing language toward forward motion, such as asking what would best support the desired outcome or using the phrase “Wouldn’t it be wonderful if...” The hosts emphasize that words and thoughts shape energy, and that changing language can change the energetic structure around a situation.
Reincarnation, Belief Systems, and Gameboard Earth
Another listener asks where she will reincarnate and whether she will remember the awakening and knowledge gained in this life. Julia and Tracie explain that after death, a soul’s experience is shaped by its belief system, at least at first, and that guides remain available when the soul is ready to move on. They connect this to Dolores Cannon’s work, the idea that souls come to Earth for experience, and Julia’s “Gameboard Earth” teaching. Earth is described as a challenging game for advanced souls, where forgetting, duality, awakening, and eventual recognition of one’s creative role are all part of the experience.
Thoughts, Memories, Signs, and Continuing Bonds
The next questions focus on disturbing memories, fear of repetition, and signs from a recently passed sister. Julia and Tracie suggest that recurring memories can be met with love, forgiveness, self-compassion, and recognition that old patterns may be showing where boundaries or healing are needed. For the listener grieving her sister, they explain that very close loved ones may feel so familiar that their presence is easy to miss, and that dreams or requested signs can become ways of communicating. Tracie shares her own “chocolate chip cookie” sign story and a yellow-rose sign connected to her aunt, illustrating how loved ones may use recognizable symbols to reassure the living.
Soul Speak, Fifth Dimension, and Releasing Judgment
The final portion addresses Julia’s updated Soul Speak learning platform and a question about physically shifting into the fifth dimension. Julia explains, consistent with Dolores Cannon’s teachings, that the body is changing and becoming lighter as frequency rises, and that people shift at their own pace. The hosts caution against judging who is “awake” or “not awake,” saying everyone is exactly where they need to be on their journey. They close by emphasizing self-reflection, releasing fear and judgment, recognizing others as mirrors, and simply “doing you” as the best way to model transformation for others.
