July 27, 2025 • 15 mins
Guest host Ryan Wrecker and Dr. Joan Hangarter discuss changing your life by tuning into new energy frequencies.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Now here's a highlight from Coast to Coast AM on iHeartRadio.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
Some people say they keep notebooks by their bedside, so
if they have one of these types of dreams, they'll
be able to write it down because they know that
they'll forget by the morning. Do you recommend that you
think people should have a notepad by their bedside so
they can write these things down.
Speaker 3 (00:23):
Yes, I'll tell you why. It's a good thing to
do it, so you capture a dream number one, but
also so that you can go back to it and
refer to it. And sometimes you'll notice a pattern. So
I started writing a new book that I'm writing, and
it's all about the times I heard that voice, that
voice within, and the messages that I received. And so
(00:44):
when you start writing them down, you actually can track
some of the accuracy of even your dreams, if they're
predicting anything, if they come true, and how they're manifesting
in your life. It's a really good practice. Ryan.
Speaker 2 (00:58):
You know, you have ultiple books out, but the most
recent the Miracle Makers Club manifest Miracles Daily. Let's talk
about that and manifesting miracles.
Speaker 4 (01:10):
How do you do that?
Speaker 3 (01:12):
Well, you know, it all starts with mindset. It all
starts with shifting your mind into understanding that what you're
thinking about, your thoughts bring back your reality. You know,
what you're thinking about comes back to you. So in
manifesting miracles, it's important to learn how to let go
of what doesn't serve you because that's heavy and that
(01:35):
weighs you down and it keeps you from thinking outside
the box. So you want to let go of what
doesn't serve you, and then you want to start to
look at what is calling you and how can I
raise my vibra, my vibration, What can I do to
raise my energetic field. You can start rubbing your hands
together to create energy. You can brush off negativity off
(01:58):
of you. But it's important to start with really raising
your vibration to that frequency of miracles, and that will
attract more miracles for you.
Speaker 2 (02:09):
Can you measure frequency? Is there a device where you
can tell you're in tune?
Speaker 3 (02:15):
Well, you know the book Power Versus Force. Gus I
forget his name. There's a great book Power Versus Force,
and he learned how he taught in that book how
to use muscle testing to determine the frequency of a book,
a frequency of person a frequency of a lecture, a
frequency of this radio show, and so you can measure
(02:37):
frequency on a scale of one to ten.
Speaker 2 (02:41):
When I think about frequency as a radio person, you know,
we have people listening through their radio. There's a frequency
from their local station coming through where it is in
tune with their device that allows them to hear our
voices here tonight. So maybe I'm thinking of frequency in
a different way. I'm thinking it as a tech way.
Are you thinking of it as a different thing.
Speaker 3 (03:02):
It's not a technical thing. It is an energy thing.
So if you're depressed when you go on the air, Ryan,
people can hear it unless you do something to shift
your frequency, your energy, your vibration.
Speaker 2 (03:17):
Ken, I'm guessing animals can pick up on this type
of frequency you're talking about.
Speaker 3 (03:21):
They do. They pick up on all the subtle signs
that we as humans miss.
Speaker 2 (03:27):
Can you talk about some times that you may have
received guidance? And I know that you've talked about the
Coliseum vision, But how often do you receive these type
of nudges? Do you find that there is some sort
of divine guidance that changes the course of your life
(03:48):
from time to time?
Speaker 3 (03:51):
Yes, most definitely so, And I think I've talked about
on the show before. I went to a workshop one
night and I was concerned, what am I going to
do with my life. I hadn't had that vision yet
at thirty. This was before then. I was like, what
am I going to do with my life? And I
literally heard a voice Ryan that said, go to chiropractic
(04:12):
school was very specific, go to chiropractic school. And I've
had instances like that my entire life where I literally
get told what to do. I went looking for my
chiropractic office years later, and I apparently was driving the
wrong direction because I hit a car. And as I'm
hitting this attorney's car, I hear a voice. It says, turnaround,
(04:33):
you're going the wrong way. Your office is in the
other direction. So it turns out I hear voices a lot.
Speaker 2 (04:42):
Oh boy, Well, when you say you hear these type
of voices, I guess, do you believe it's God talking
to you or what do you believe the voice is
coming from?
Speaker 3 (04:52):
You know, I believe that I have different kinds of
voices that I hear, but I feel like it's my
higher self directing the Sometimes I'll know it's definitely an
angel or a guide kind of energy. But I think
in most cases it's like my higher self is letting
me know what I'm doing, what I need to do.
Speaker 2 (05:13):
When you talk about some of the times you've heard
this going in the wrong direction, that's a very literal
type of voice because you're literally driving in the wrong direction.
So how can people hear that voice if they haven't
heard let's say, a voice in their head or that
higher self talking to them. Will put it that way, Well,
(05:36):
how do you know you receptive to that voice?
Speaker 4 (05:40):
How do you know you're getting that voice?
Speaker 3 (05:42):
You know? These are really perceptive questions. I think sometimes
we have. You know, now we're talking about intuition. We're
not talking about logic, because these are not logical. These
are intuitive things that happen. So you might you might
actually what I told you feel like your heart's singing.
It's like, oh my god, what just Or you might
get a thud inside, like you have a you think
(06:04):
about going to work and you feel sick inside. That's
a sign that that's not your happy place. Or maybe
you have something on your mind and you hear a
song that it's like suddenly, it's like they're singing directly
to you, and so messages from our guides are subtle.
It's not like they walk up to you. I mean,
(06:25):
I feel like it's great when I hear them, actually
very specific. But sometimes it's subtle. Sometimes it's like you
might feel like you're all alone and you suddenly drive
by a street and it says, you know, Miracle Lane,
and you know it's like, Okay, I'm not alone, I'm
I'm being helped.
Speaker 2 (06:46):
Yeah, I'm very logical, and I guess in the way
that I think analytical might be another way to put it.
So I think sometimes about the timing of when these
messages may come through to you, because like, let's say
you're discussing you're going into work, you get this feeling
that you're not right, you're sick, but you're at the
(07:09):
same time you love your family and you know you
need to provide for your family, so you ignore those
type of feelings. So how do you how do you
because that's the logical way of thinking, I logically have
to do this job. How do you think differently? How
would you recommend a brain that's analytical to view this
(07:30):
in a way where they see it the way you're
discussing it that.
Speaker 3 (07:34):
Takes training, because what that means, Ryan is you're looking
to how do I learn to trust my gut and
ignore my logic. And the only way to learn to
trust your gut, especially with someone like you, is to
say you're going to work. And in the old days,
we used to have to commute, you know, and you
hear and you always turn right at a certain street
(07:55):
to go, and suddenly you hear a voice that says
turn left. Now you have choice. So if you turn left,
let's say you continue. You ignore that boys because it's
not logical, and you can turn right. And now you're
stuck in traffic for three hours. There's a major accident,
and you go, I should have listened to that voice,
should listen to myself. And because that happens all the time,
(08:18):
so I suggest you track it, like for the next
week or two, Ryan, start tracking it. Like when you
get that send prompting to turn left instead of right,
and then you turn right. Anyway, what happens, Well, what
happened when you turn left? You know, it's kind of interesting.
You have to learn what happens when you don't listen
(08:39):
to it, and that's a good way to train yourself.
Speaker 2 (08:44):
So what happens when you're just content and you don't
feel like the path you're on right now is all
that bad, and you have this sort of fear in
the back of your mind saying it could be a
lot worse.
Speaker 4 (08:58):
So I don't know if it's at the risk.
Speaker 3 (09:02):
Well, it depends what you're going for, you know, and
if you're ready to leap out of the box. Sometimes,
you know, we get brilliant ideas and we go, yes,
it sounds great, and then fear comes in or other
people's opinions come in and suddenly that brilliant idea that
we were going to do we don't because we have
(09:22):
all these other voices in our head telling us no.
So I think I think learning clarity is a good process.
Speaker 2 (09:32):
Yeah, I think maybe identifying fear based thinking, because in
a way, if you can identify when it's happening as
it's happening, it can help give you a little bit
more perspective and put that in its own category, so
you know you're not solely basing your decision off of
(09:54):
something that's fearful. Would probably be helpful to at least
analyze it from that's point of view.
Speaker 3 (10:02):
You know, it's kind of an interesting thing I think
about doctors. So for doctors, listening to their intuition, you know,
is kind of counterintuitive. You're supposed to be logical with
all your decisions, but I've heard stories talking with doctors
who would suddenly just give up. It's like, well, this
hasn't worked. I don't know, I get the feeling we
(10:23):
should try it a different way. Now that's huge for
a doctor to say, but oftentimes they'll discover that secure
was in that let's try this, let's try something different,
let's be willing to experiment. But again, you have to
you have to keep recording it, you have to you
have to, like like a scientist, be objective about it.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
I think the practical ways people experiment are with recipes.
So we're talking low state type of type of experimentation,
because when you experiment with your life, it becomes a
lot more scary, and people are very much less prone
to want to make major decisions based on those type
(11:06):
of experimentations or gut feelings, because they feel like the
path they're on, they're just content with it, they're fine
with it. So I feel in a lot of different
ways that the fear side of things, that things could
be worse. Are going to drive people. It's a stronger
tug for them, and the tug in the other direction
(11:29):
might not be as strong. But I also feel that
when the time is right, that other tug might be
stronger than they can ignore. And that would be when
the timing is right.
Speaker 3 (11:42):
And that's what they say, it's all about divine timing.
When the pain gets too much, you're going to be
forced to make a change. Or sometimes you know, if
you keep saying I hate what I'm doing, I hate
what I'm doing, and you don't make a decision, the
universe makes a decision for you. You get sick, you
suddenly can't go to work, you're ill, or something happens,
(12:04):
an accident happens, you have a fall. Listen, when I'm confused,
I break a toe. It's just a pattern that I
used to have, you know, but when I would would
feel lost, I actually would break a toe.
Speaker 4 (12:18):
That's something else. How does that happen?
Speaker 2 (12:20):
Like it's if it happens multiple times, you realize the
patterns there.
Speaker 4 (12:25):
How have you broken toes that you just stub it
and it breaks? Or is there something bigger there?
Speaker 3 (12:32):
I wish there was something bigger. No I'll walk suddenly,
walk and walk, and my toe got jammed under the couch.
I broke my toe. I broke six toes in four
or five years, and no I realized it was I
was afraid of moving forward. Our body gives us a
lot of information. Ryan, If your knees go out, or
(12:53):
your toes get broken like my ditter, your low back
goes out, your body is giving you a message that
you're not in the right direct or maybe you don't
have a lot of courage to move forward.
Speaker 2 (13:06):
You know, I know there's probably a lot of people
listening right now that have their own personal experiences and
questions in the next hour. Would you be happy to
take some of those calls answer some questions from listeners.
Speaker 3 (13:17):
Absolutely. I live to look ask the questions.
Speaker 2 (13:22):
That's great, And I feel a lot of the questions
I'm asking you are career based. And how often do
you find the questions people ask you our career and
life based or do you also find that it's equally
about romance and their partners.
Speaker 3 (13:41):
Well, it really depends who comes to me in that sense.
Speaker 4 (13:46):
You know, how things do people come to you about? Maybe, Well,
I work.
Speaker 3 (13:49):
With a lot of women and some you know, wanting
to maybe launch a new direction and new business. Their
children have left home, their marriages and doing well, but
they want to know, like and there's an emptiness in
their soul. So it's like, what am I here to do? Now?
What's the next step for me? You know? How how
do I transform my life? I mean a lot of
(14:11):
people come to me because they're feeling chaotic and they
want to make sense of it. They want to make
new decisions, they want to start a new business, they
want to get clarity. So a lot of my work
is about helping let go of what doesn't serve you
anymore so you can get clear on the direction you're
going in.
Speaker 4 (14:29):
So you're not really making any decisions for them.
Speaker 2 (14:32):
You're helping them get to the point where they can
make the right decision for themselves right and trust it.
Speaker 3 (14:37):
You know, learn how to trust their gut and their
feelings and that what they want is right for them.
Speaker 2 (14:44):
If you were giving certain advice, life changing advice to
people that I'm guessing that would be a burden for
you too to make sure you're giving them the right
advice so they're doing the right thing.
Speaker 3 (14:56):
Well, you know that is true, That is true, and
I feel blessed because sometimes I just intuitively understand what
they need to do. It's almost like I have a
guide talking to me about them and giving me clarity
right and that helps.
Speaker 1 (15:14):
Listen to more Coast to Coast AM every weeknight at
one am Eastern and go to Coast to coastam dot
com for more
Now here's a highlight from Coast to Coast AM on iHeartRadio.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
Some people say they keep notebooks by their bedside, so
if they have one of these types of dreams, they'll
be able to write it down because they know that
they'll forget by the morning. Do you recommend that you
think people should have a notepad by their bedside so
they can write these things down.
Speaker 3 (00:23):
Yes, I'll tell you why. It's a good thing to
do it, so you capture a dream number one, but
also so that you can go back to it and
refer to it. And sometimes you'll notice a pattern. So
I started writing a new book that I'm writing, and
it's all about the times I heard that voice, that
voice within, and the messages that I received. And so
(00:44):
when you start writing them down, you actually can track
some of the accuracy of even your dreams, if they're
predicting anything, if they come true, and how they're manifesting
in your life. It's a really good practice. Ryan.
Speaker 2 (00:58):
You know, you have ultiple books out, but the most
recent the Miracle Makers Club manifest Miracles Daily. Let's talk
about that and manifesting miracles.
Speaker 4 (01:10):
How do you do that?
Speaker 3 (01:12):
Well, you know, it all starts with mindset. It all
starts with shifting your mind into understanding that what you're
thinking about, your thoughts bring back your reality. You know,
what you're thinking about comes back to you. So in
manifesting miracles, it's important to learn how to let go
of what doesn't serve you because that's heavy and that
(01:35):
weighs you down and it keeps you from thinking outside
the box. So you want to let go of what
doesn't serve you, and then you want to start to
look at what is calling you and how can I
raise my vibra, my vibration, What can I do to
raise my energetic field. You can start rubbing your hands
together to create energy. You can brush off negativity off
(01:58):
of you. But it's important to start with really raising
your vibration to that frequency of miracles, and that will
attract more miracles for you.
Speaker 2 (02:09):
Can you measure frequency? Is there a device where you
can tell you're in tune?
Speaker 3 (02:15):
Well, you know the book Power Versus Force. Gus I
forget his name. There's a great book Power Versus Force,
and he learned how he taught in that book how
to use muscle testing to determine the frequency of a book,
a frequency of person a frequency of a lecture, a
frequency of this radio show, and so you can measure
(02:37):
frequency on a scale of one to ten.
Speaker 2 (02:41):
When I think about frequency as a radio person, you know,
we have people listening through their radio. There's a frequency
from their local station coming through where it is in
tune with their device that allows them to hear our
voices here tonight. So maybe I'm thinking of frequency in
a different way. I'm thinking it as a tech way.
Are you thinking of it as a different thing.
Speaker 3 (03:02):
It's not a technical thing. It is an energy thing.
So if you're depressed when you go on the air, Ryan,
people can hear it unless you do something to shift
your frequency, your energy, your vibration.
Speaker 2 (03:17):
Ken, I'm guessing animals can pick up on this type
of frequency you're talking about.
Speaker 3 (03:21):
They do. They pick up on all the subtle signs
that we as humans miss.
Speaker 2 (03:27):
Can you talk about some times that you may have
received guidance? And I know that you've talked about the
Coliseum vision, But how often do you receive these type
of nudges? Do you find that there is some sort
of divine guidance that changes the course of your life
(03:48):
from time to time?
Speaker 3 (03:51):
Yes, most definitely so, And I think I've talked about
on the show before. I went to a workshop one
night and I was concerned, what am I going to
do with my life. I hadn't had that vision yet
at thirty. This was before then. I was like, what
am I going to do with my life? And I
literally heard a voice Ryan that said, go to chiropractic
(04:12):
school was very specific, go to chiropractic school. And I've
had instances like that my entire life where I literally
get told what to do. I went looking for my
chiropractic office years later, and I apparently was driving the
wrong direction because I hit a car. And as I'm
hitting this attorney's car, I hear a voice. It says, turnaround,
(04:33):
you're going the wrong way. Your office is in the
other direction. So it turns out I hear voices a lot.
Speaker 2 (04:42):
Oh boy, Well, when you say you hear these type
of voices, I guess, do you believe it's God talking
to you or what do you believe the voice is
coming from?
Speaker 3 (04:52):
You know, I believe that I have different kinds of
voices that I hear, but I feel like it's my
higher self directing the Sometimes I'll know it's definitely an
angel or a guide kind of energy. But I think
in most cases it's like my higher self is letting
me know what I'm doing, what I need to do.
Speaker 2 (05:13):
When you talk about some of the times you've heard
this going in the wrong direction, that's a very literal
type of voice because you're literally driving in the wrong direction.
So how can people hear that voice if they haven't
heard let's say, a voice in their head or that
higher self talking to them. Will put it that way, Well,
(05:36):
how do you know you receptive to that voice?
Speaker 4 (05:40):
How do you know you're getting that voice?
Speaker 3 (05:42):
You know? These are really perceptive questions. I think sometimes
we have. You know, now we're talking about intuition. We're
not talking about logic, because these are not logical. These
are intuitive things that happen. So you might you might
actually what I told you feel like your heart's singing.
It's like, oh my god, what just Or you might
get a thud inside, like you have a you think
(06:04):
about going to work and you feel sick inside. That's
a sign that that's not your happy place. Or maybe
you have something on your mind and you hear a
song that it's like suddenly, it's like they're singing directly
to you, and so messages from our guides are subtle.
It's not like they walk up to you. I mean,
(06:25):
I feel like it's great when I hear them, actually
very specific. But sometimes it's subtle. Sometimes it's like you
might feel like you're all alone and you suddenly drive
by a street and it says, you know, Miracle Lane,
and you know it's like, Okay, I'm not alone, I'm
I'm being helped.
Speaker 2 (06:46):
Yeah, I'm very logical, and I guess in the way
that I think analytical might be another way to put it.
So I think sometimes about the timing of when these
messages may come through to you, because like, let's say
you're discussing you're going into work, you get this feeling
that you're not right, you're sick, but you're at the
(07:09):
same time you love your family and you know you
need to provide for your family, so you ignore those
type of feelings. So how do you how do you
because that's the logical way of thinking, I logically have
to do this job. How do you think differently? How
would you recommend a brain that's analytical to view this
(07:30):
in a way where they see it the way you're
discussing it that.
Speaker 3 (07:34):
Takes training, because what that means, Ryan is you're looking
to how do I learn to trust my gut and
ignore my logic. And the only way to learn to
trust your gut, especially with someone like you, is to
say you're going to work. And in the old days,
we used to have to commute, you know, and you
hear and you always turn right at a certain street
(07:55):
to go, and suddenly you hear a voice that says
turn left. Now you have choice. So if you turn left,
let's say you continue. You ignore that boys because it's
not logical, and you can turn right. And now you're
stuck in traffic for three hours. There's a major accident,
and you go, I should have listened to that voice,
should listen to myself. And because that happens all the time,
(08:18):
so I suggest you track it, like for the next
week or two, Ryan, start tracking it. Like when you
get that send prompting to turn left instead of right,
and then you turn right. Anyway, what happens, Well, what
happened when you turn left? You know, it's kind of interesting.
You have to learn what happens when you don't listen
(08:39):
to it, and that's a good way to train yourself.
Speaker 2 (08:44):
So what happens when you're just content and you don't
feel like the path you're on right now is all
that bad, and you have this sort of fear in
the back of your mind saying it could be a
lot worse.
Speaker 4 (08:58):
So I don't know if it's at the risk.
Speaker 3 (09:02):
Well, it depends what you're going for, you know, and
if you're ready to leap out of the box. Sometimes,
you know, we get brilliant ideas and we go, yes,
it sounds great, and then fear comes in or other
people's opinions come in and suddenly that brilliant idea that
we were going to do we don't because we have
(09:22):
all these other voices in our head telling us no.
So I think I think learning clarity is a good process.
Speaker 2 (09:32):
Yeah, I think maybe identifying fear based thinking, because in
a way, if you can identify when it's happening as
it's happening, it can help give you a little bit
more perspective and put that in its own category, so
you know you're not solely basing your decision off of
(09:54):
something that's fearful. Would probably be helpful to at least
analyze it from that's point of view.
Speaker 3 (10:02):
You know, it's kind of an interesting thing I think
about doctors. So for doctors, listening to their intuition, you know,
is kind of counterintuitive. You're supposed to be logical with
all your decisions, but I've heard stories talking with doctors
who would suddenly just give up. It's like, well, this
hasn't worked. I don't know, I get the feeling we
(10:23):
should try it a different way. Now that's huge for
a doctor to say, but oftentimes they'll discover that secure
was in that let's try this, let's try something different,
let's be willing to experiment. But again, you have to
you have to keep recording it, you have to you
have to, like like a scientist, be objective about it.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
I think the practical ways people experiment are with recipes.
So we're talking low state type of type of experimentation,
because when you experiment with your life, it becomes a
lot more scary, and people are very much less prone
to want to make major decisions based on those type
(11:06):
of experimentations or gut feelings, because they feel like the
path they're on, they're just content with it, they're fine
with it. So I feel in a lot of different
ways that the fear side of things, that things could
be worse. Are going to drive people. It's a stronger
tug for them, and the tug in the other direction
(11:29):
might not be as strong. But I also feel that
when the time is right, that other tug might be
stronger than they can ignore. And that would be when
the timing is right.
Speaker 3 (11:42):
And that's what they say, it's all about divine timing.
When the pain gets too much, you're going to be
forced to make a change. Or sometimes you know, if
you keep saying I hate what I'm doing, I hate
what I'm doing, and you don't make a decision, the
universe makes a decision for you. You get sick, you
suddenly can't go to work, you're ill, or something happens,
(12:04):
an accident happens, you have a fall. Listen, when I'm confused,
I break a toe. It's just a pattern that I
used to have, you know, but when I would would
feel lost, I actually would break a toe.
Speaker 4 (12:18):
That's something else. How does that happen?
Speaker 2 (12:20):
Like it's if it happens multiple times, you realize the
patterns there.
Speaker 4 (12:25):
How have you broken toes that you just stub it
and it breaks? Or is there something bigger there?
Speaker 3 (12:32):
I wish there was something bigger. No I'll walk suddenly,
walk and walk, and my toe got jammed under the couch.
I broke my toe. I broke six toes in four
or five years, and no I realized it was I
was afraid of moving forward. Our body gives us a
lot of information. Ryan, If your knees go out, or
(12:53):
your toes get broken like my ditter, your low back
goes out, your body is giving you a message that
you're not in the right direct or maybe you don't
have a lot of courage to move forward.
Speaker 2 (13:06):
You know, I know there's probably a lot of people
listening right now that have their own personal experiences and
questions in the next hour. Would you be happy to
take some of those calls answer some questions from listeners.
Speaker 3 (13:17):
Absolutely. I live to look ask the questions.
Speaker 2 (13:22):
That's great, And I feel a lot of the questions
I'm asking you are career based. And how often do
you find the questions people ask you our career and
life based or do you also find that it's equally
about romance and their partners.
Speaker 3 (13:41):
Well, it really depends who comes to me in that sense.
Speaker 4 (13:46):
You know, how things do people come to you about? Maybe, Well,
I work.
Speaker 3 (13:49):
With a lot of women and some you know, wanting
to maybe launch a new direction and new business. Their
children have left home, their marriages and doing well, but
they want to know, like and there's an emptiness in
their soul. So it's like, what am I here to do? Now?
What's the next step for me? You know? How how
do I transform my life? I mean a lot of
(14:11):
people come to me because they're feeling chaotic and they
want to make sense of it. They want to make
new decisions, they want to start a new business, they
want to get clarity. So a lot of my work
is about helping let go of what doesn't serve you
anymore so you can get clear on the direction you're
going in.
Speaker 4 (14:29):
So you're not really making any decisions for them.
Speaker 2 (14:32):
You're helping them get to the point where they can
make the right decision for themselves right and trust it.
Speaker 3 (14:37):
You know, learn how to trust their gut and their
feelings and that what they want is right for them.
Speaker 2 (14:44):
If you were giving certain advice, life changing advice to
people that I'm guessing that would be a burden for
you too to make sure you're giving them the right
advice so they're doing the right thing.
Speaker 3 (14:56):
Well, you know that is true, That is true, and
I feel blessed because sometimes I just intuitively understand what
they need to do. It's almost like I have a
guide talking to me about them and giving me clarity
right and that helps.
Speaker 1 (15:14):
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