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Out of the Fog with Karen Hager: Animal Communicator and Psychic Medium Kate Sitka
Host(s): Karen Hager
Guest(s): Kate Sitka
Join Karen and guest Kate Sitka as they explore communicating with pets and wildlife. They'll also talk about spirit mediumship, banishing fear and negative energy, and Kate's psychic legacy: her great-grandmother helped locate lost soldiers in WWII! Kate will be doing readings (both pet and spirit mediumship) on the air, so call in on September 5 at 3 pm Pacific/6 pm Eastern.
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 | Karen Hager: STARTING MAY 1ST - KAREN'S NEW TIME IS 9AM PACIFIC/ NOON EASTERN!
Out of the Fog can be found on Transformation Talk Radio.com every Wednesday at 9am pt / 12pm et! Karen Hager, the Fog City Psychic, helps people lift the fog o.. Find out more! |
About the Guest(s)
 | Kate Sitka: Kate Sitka is a medium and animal communicator. She can consistently translate the thoughts, images, physical sensations, and emotions animals share with us and relate it verbally to their human guardians. She can also connect with animals in the wil... Find out more! |
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