Oh No, Ross and Carrie

Ross and Carrie continue their adventures at the Conscious Life Expo 2020, meeting Nikola Tesla's intellectual heir, trying out Superhero Lotion, learning all about pyramids you play songs into, and meeting the coolest, hippest young person to ever.... talk to aliens who endorse Q-Anon? Things continue to get weird, in part two of our long weekend at LA's most conscious convention. For pics and videos, follow us on Facebook! You can add our RSS feed here.

Ross and Carrie attend the Conscious Life Expo, an annual event that features the best and brightest in the world of new age and mystical claims. Ross introduces himself to a rep from event sponsor Gaia and meets up with his very best friend, ufologist Jimmy Church. Meanwhile, Carrie has her chakras checked via a very high-tech software system that the user definitely knows how to operate. Plus, patches that heal your skin (and anything else), free samples of holy water, strange hats, and more. So much more. TOO much more. For pics and videos, follow us on Facebook! You can add our RSS feed here.

Ross and Carrie sit down with original Source Family member Isis Aquarian to talk about the fringe religious group that attracted more than one hundred flower children into the fold in the 60s and 70s. They discuss the late enigmatic leader Father Yod, the central beliefs of the elusive Source philosophy, and former-member accusations never before heard in full. Was The Source Family a utopian ideal, a damaging cult, or something in between? For pics and videos, follow us on Facebook! You can add our RSS feed here.

Ross and Carrie travel from the great state of Los Angeles to the far northern heights of San Francisco for SketchFest 2020! In this live episode, they share their experience at the Santa Cruz Mystery Spot, a legendary tourist attraction where gravity has no power over (wo)man, water runs uphill, and forces too great to fathom make people shrink, grow, and tilt before your very eyes. There can be no explanation for it. It is certainly NOT just a tilted house built on the side of a steep hill. PLUS, very cool celebrity Rebecca Watson joins Ross and Carrie on stage and selects audience volunteers for an experiment in chromotherapy! For pics and videos, follow us on Facebook! You can add our RSS feed here.

Ross and Carrie sit down with Nick Little, Vice President and General Counsel for the Center for Inquiry, to talk about the organization's legal maneuvers and strategic campaigns, including their recent lawsuit against retail giants CVS and Walmart for selling homeopathy as medicine. Nick tells us why stores should care more about separating medicine from unproven treatments, and gives us a peek into the process of fighting for a more informed public. For pics and videos, follow us on Facebook! You can add our RSS feed here.

Ross and Carrie cough up too much money to attend a one-night dinner inspired by the famous Source Family, a hippie-spiritual commune headed by Jim Baker, who owned one of the first health food restaurants in the country, on LA's Sunset Strip. The group functionally dissolved after the death of Baker (AKA Father Yod) in 1975, but a 2012 documentary brought its memory back to life. Now, local vegan restaurant Café Gratitude, which claims inspiration from The Source Family, hosts its own event, honoring Father Yod and his followers... some of whom attend. Plus, we learn all about Café Gratitude's unofficial connection to the "personal growth" corporation Landmark International, and find out who Father Yod wouldn't vote for in 2020. For pics and videos, follow us on Facebook! You can add our RSS feed here.

Ross and Carrie continue their newfound tradition of going to a psychic to get personalized predictions for the upcoming year. After being wowed by the very dapper and mysterious Richard-Lael Lillard, also known as "The Gentleman Psychic," they make an evening appointment to visit his Victorian estate for readings and hot tea. The extremely elegant and singularly entertaining Lillard breaks out his tarot deck and offers his prognostications on everything from the upcoming presidential election, to Carrie's love life and friendships, to some dicey news for the Blocher family.  For pics and videos, follow us on Facebook! You can add our RSS feed here.

At the very beginning of 2019, Ross and Carrie visited a store-front psychic to get her predictions for their lives in 2019. Carrie would get cancer and take a step toward marriage, while Ross would be accused of sexual misconduct but ultimately have a good year. We look back at all her predictions and check them against the facts. And then... Carrie gives Sister Rocky a call. Plus, some updates on our love frequency and Vital Tones episodes! For pics and videos, follow us on Facebook! You can add our RSS feed here.

Several hours after they arrived on the scene, Ross and Carrie finally hear Amma's lengthy sermon, then down holy water and enter the line for Darshan, the ceremonial meeting in which Amma will give them the hugs for which she has become world-famous. With items to bless and instructions on receiving their lifelong mantras, the two excitedly join the seemingly endless row of devotees waiting to have their lives changed in the blink of an eye. For pics and videos, follow us on Facebook! You can add our RSS feed here.

After years of anticipation, Ross and Carrie finally go to meet The Hugging Saint, also known as Mātā Amritānandamayī Devī, or Amma. The guru from India is said to have embraced as many as 38 million people, and she's two hugs richer. The tired pair line up at a Hollywood hotel swarming with people waiting to see the enigmatic spiritual leader. Free token in hand, they begin their long day's journey into night, awaiting their life-changing hugs. For pics and videos, follow us on Facebook! You can add our RSS feed here.