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Popp Talk, September 12, 2026

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Popp Talk with Mary Jane Popp Channeling Universal Guidance and the Journey From Ordinary to Extraordinary with Jill Amy Sager and Pattie Dale Tye Mary Jane Popp welcomes tarot reader and channeler Jill Amy Sager to talk about receiving guidance from the universe, then sits down with executive-turned-author Pattie Dale Tye to explore how passion, purpose, and confidence can turn an ordinary career into an extraordinary one. Jill Amy Sager Opens Up About Her Childhood Mary Jane Popp opens the show promising two conversations: one on tapping into universal wisdom and one on turning an ordinary life into an extraordinary one. She introduces her first guest, tarot reader, channeler, and author Jill Amy Sager, describing her as someone whose radio frequency to the universe is always on. Sager explains that she was born in the 1960s with one leg shorter than the other, and that childhood surgeries meant to correct the condition instead left her more disabled. She recalls attending special classes in an era before mainstreaming, enduring visible bullying, and receiving little emotional support from her parents. Sager says that being left to cope on her own, without being babied, toughened her and built a resilience she still relies on in her sixties. Popp compares the story to her own childhood insecurities and wonders aloud whether social media makes today's pressures on children even harder to bear than what earlier generations faced. A Radio Frequency From the Universe Sager describes how her intuitive abilities developed after she left the Bronx for California in the 1970s, drawn by what she calls a freer, more open-minded culture. A chance tarot reading introduced her to cards that, she says, seemed to know her, and she soon began reading for herself and then for others. About a decade later she began hearing a distinct, loving voice she knew was not her own thoughts, which she came to call her guidance. She likens the experience to tuning into a radio frequency that anyone might access, though she admits she cannot rationally explain what it is or where it comes from. Popp asks what Sager channels, and Sager says she deliberately avoids the word psychic because it implies fortune telling, preferring guidance because it conveys help rather than prediction. She describes the messages as pure, expansive love that she has never wanted to define too narrowly, worried that naming it would box it in or invite people to distort its meaning. A Live Reading On Air Popp asks Sager to demonstrate, and Sager pulls out her tarot deck to give her an impromptu reading live on the show. Looking at the Empress card, Sager tells Popp that she senses someone currently dreaming and wishing for more, someone weighing a new pursuit that must align with who she really is. She describes the idea as still percolating rather than acted upon, and notes that help surrounds Popp already, including encouragement to pay closer attention to her physical health. When Popp, who is in her seventies, asks whether she will be healthy enough to see a new project through, Sager declines to predict specifics but says the potential is clearly there and that things can change faster than expected. The two then discuss how metaphysics functions as an umbrella term for tarot, oracle cards, and mediumship, distinct from the broader category of new-age practices, and Sager frames her work as pointing toward a more tangible, structured way of understanding the unseen. The Book Guidance From the Universe Sager explains that her book grew out of years of automatic writing, messages on themes like fear, awareness, suffering, loss, money, and time that she originally jotted in a spiral notebook before transcribing them. She says the universe eventually pushed her to share them publicly, and only while transcribing did she decide to add her own personal stories about learning to accept herself and her disability, along with reflection questions at the end of each chapter. Although she expected readers to connect most with the guidance messages themselves, she says she has been surprised by how strongly people respond instead to her personal stories, telling her the passages help them feel less like victims and more hopeful about their own struggles. Popp closes the segment by directing listeners to Sager's website, JillAmySager.com, and noting that Guidance From The Universe, published through Simon & Schuster, is available at libraries and independent bookstores everywhere. The two exchange warm thanks before Popp teases the show's second half. Pattie Dale Tye On Passion And Purpose After a musical interlude, Popp introduces her second guest, Pattie Dale Tye, a veteran of healthcare and insurance leadership and author of Ordinary To Extraordinary, a book about achieving career success through passion, purpose, and preparation. Tye argues that passion follows discovering one's innate aptitudes, the things a person does well without trying, and then ...
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