Char Margolis: Psychic Medium Takes Your Calls

Summary

Podcast Summary: "Char Margolis: Psychic Medium Takes Your Calls"

Podcast Information:

• Title: Let's Talk Off Camera with Kelly Ripa
• Host: Kelly Ripa
• Guest: Char Margolis, Psychic Medium and Host of the Weekly Podcast "Char Vision"
• Episode Title: Char Margolis: Psychic Medium Takes Your Calls
• Release Date: August 6, 2025
• Description: Delving into the unfiltered conversations that occur when the cameras stop rolling, Kelly Ripa invites friends and experts to discuss topics of genuine interest. This episode features Char Margolis, an internationally acclaimed psychic, who engages with listeners seeking clarity and connection with loved ones from the other side.

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Introduction and Guest Introduction (00:48 - 03:05)

Kelly Ripa opens the episode by introducing Char Margolis, highlighting her reputation as an internationally acclaimed psychic who has provided guidance to countless individuals, including celebrities. Kelly shares a personal anecdote about knowing Char and expresses her excitement for the episode.

Notable Quote:

• Kelly Ripa [03:05]: "Thank you so much for having me on. And I'm great."

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Discussion on Psychic Mediumship and Technology (03:05 - 05:01)

The conversation delves into the challenges and methods of connecting with spirits, especially in the age of technology. Char explains that most of her interactions with spirits occur over the telephone, emphasizing the importance of energy and information transfer.

Notable Quotes:

• Char Margolis [03:22]: "Is it harder to connect with people's loved ones when you're talking over a cell phone or a computer screen?"
• Kelly Ripa [03:29]: "All I need to do is hear the voice and feel the energy, and then information is downloaded into me."

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Listener Call-In Segment

The core of the episode features Char Margolis taking calls from listeners seeking guidance. Each caller presents a unique situation, and Char provides insights and messages from the spirits related to their queries.

1. Angela from Michigan (08:11 - 12:36)

Angela seeks information about her daughter Maria's future and her deceased grandfather.

Notable Quote:

• Char Margolis [04:15]: "You were spot on, Charlotte."

Kelly provides guidance, reassuring Angela about her daughter's academic and professional endeavors and the ongoing presence of her grandfather's spirit.

2. Donna from Long Island (11:31 - 16:16)

Donna is concerned about her son Robert's athletic prospects and his past ankle injury. She also touches upon her husband's potential career changes.

Notable Quote:

• Kelly Ripa [12:03]: "He's around you who's in the sports."

Kelly offers optimism regarding Robert's future in sports and addresses potential changes in Donna's household.

3. Dorinda, Former Real Housewife of New York (14:29 - 19:36)

Dorinda shares concerns about a family member's health and the lack of closure following a passing.

Notable Quotes:

• Kelly Ripa [15:24]: "He's saying as hard and as difficult as this is now, things will get better for you in time."
• Char Margolis [18:33]: "You have to be a ball buster."

Char and Kelly provide emotional support and practical advice on coping with health issues and the grieving process.

4. Jennifer from Florida (19:44 - 25:40)

Jennifer discusses her deceased husband Jensen and the impending arrival of her grandson.

Notable Quotes:

• Kelly Ripa [22:34]: "He's learned to use electric electricity."
• Char Margolis [25:17]: "Jennifer, thank you so much."

The conversation focuses on Jensen's continued presence and Jennifer's transition into grandmotherhood.

5. Esther from Prospect Park (28:12 - 33:46)

Esther seeks closure regarding her deceased mother-in-law and the ongoing care she provides to her family.

Notable Quotes:

• Kelly Ripa [29:14]: "You had an issue with her, right?"
• Char Margolis [33:32]: "If they do recall it after, then I know I've done my job."

Kelly addresses Esther's need for closure and the emotional dynamics within her family, offering comfort and understanding.

6. Krisha from Dallas (35:36 - 41:34)

Krisha mentions her anticipation for the upcoming ESPN special and shares personal updates.

Notable Quotes:

• Char Margolis [35:36]: "Thank you so much for talking to us."
• Kelly Ripa [41:34]: "Thank you so much for calling in."

The brief interaction centers around Krisha's excitement for the show's promotions and upcoming events.

7. Nicole from Ohio (43:24 - 48:05)

Nicole discusses her overworked state, lack of appreciation at her job, and struggles in her love life.

Notable Quotes:

• Kelly Ripa [43:36]: "I feel like you don't feel like you're appreciated."
• Char Margolis [47:40]: "Are you a gravedigger?"

Kelly and Char provide insights into Nicole's professional and personal challenges, encouraging self-love and proactive relationship building.

8. Tracy from Winter Park (48:30 - 53:48)

Tracy seeks guidance on family conflicts and unresolved issues with her late stepmother.

Notable Quotes:

• Kelly Ripa [49:35]: "He's here watching over you."
• Char Margolis [53:32]: "If they do recall it after, then I know I've done my job."

Kelly offers reassurance about Tracy's stepmother's presence and the importance of healing family relationships.

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Closing Remarks and Reflections (53:48 - 54:06)

Kelly and Char reflect on the insights shared during the episode, emphasizing the importance of closure and the enduring presence of loved ones. Char expresses gratitude for Kelly's support and the opportunity to connect with listeners.

Notable Quote:

• Char Margolis [53:32]: "If they do recall it after, then I know I've done my job."

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Conclusion

In this episode of "Let's Talk Off Camera with Kelly Ripa," listeners are treated to heartfelt and insightful interactions between Kelly, Char Margolis, and callers seeking spiritual guidance. The episode underscores the profound connections that transcend physical boundaries and highlights the supportive dynamic between the host, guest, and audience.

Transcript

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[Kelly Ripa]

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[Kelly Ripa]

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[Kelly Ripa]

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[Char Margolis]

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[Kelly Ripa]

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[Char Margolis]

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[Kelly Ripa]

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[Char Margolis]

Lola, do you have any questions for Shar? Wait, I don't have any questions. I have so many questions. But then it would take up the whole podcast. Okay, you don't have anything that you want? There's nothing pressing.

[Lola]

Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

But I have a feel. Okay, so may I challenge it?

[Char Margolis]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

So, okay. I feel like I know you do music. I already know that. And you don't know this, but I wanted to be a music major because I used to sing. So anyway, long story short, this. I feel like you are going to do something new with like, I don't know, I don't know if they call them albums anymore or. Or something. Are you doing new? Did you write new music and are you doing a new thing?

[Lola]

I did. Yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

I feel good about it. You do? Yeah, I feel good about it.

[Char Margolis]

Somebody gotta cue me or do I cue myself?

[Kelly Ripa]

Cue yourself.

[Char Margolis]

Okay. Okay, everybody, I hope this is live because we are getting weird sounds on our end, but that could just be the theme of the day. We are live. That's right. Live with another episode of let's Talk off camera. And today. Today, brace yourselves. We are talking to an internationally acclaimed psychic who has helped countless people find clarity and closure. She's read for celebrities. She's read for me. Jan, did you know that? I did know that. She's baffled skeptics. And tonight she is here to connect with you and your loved ones from the other side. I'm talking about the one and only Sharmar Golis. Oh, my gosh. Now you know what I want to know, Albert? I want to know if our ESPN special airs tonight.

[Kelly Ripa]

What?

[Char Margolis]

In two hours. Two hours on ESPN. Running with the wolves, 7 o'.

[Kelly Ripa]

Clock.

[Char Margolis]

I Want Char to tell me if we're going to have a winning season?

[Lola]

That's right.

[Char Margolis]

Because if she can communicate with all the nonnas who have crossed to the other side and give us positive vibes for this season. All right, let's get into it. She is here. She looks so adorable, and I love the haircut. Please welcome Sharmar Golas. Hi, Sharma sh. How are you?

[Lola]

Hi, Kelly.

[Kelly Ripa]

Thank you so much for having me on. And I'm great.

[Lola]

Thank you.

[Char Margolis]

We really appreciate you being here. Let me ask you a question. Is it harder to connect with people's loved ones when you're talking over a cell phone or a computer screen? Or can you still do that?

[Kelly Ripa]

No, you know, I'm. I've been doing this for decades, and most of it has been by telephone.

[Char Margolis]

No kidding.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. Because all I need to do is hear the voice and feel the energy, and then information is downloaded into me. It doesn't come from me, it comes through me, and then it makes me look smart.

[Char Margolis]

Well, I will tell you this very interesting thing about Char listeners, that right In March of 2020, I immediately called character, and I said, char, it's Kelly. And she said, you, friend is here. He just passed. And I was like, no, no, no, no, no. I'm calling about. And she goes, he's showing me ducks to let me know that it's him and it's really him. And he's. Do you remember this? You were talking about my friend John Callahan who had passed.

[Kelly Ripa]

You're reminding me of it right now.

[Char Margolis]

And what I wanted to know was, when was the pandemic going to end? That was my question. She's like, john is here, and I'm. I have something even more pressing. And so. And Char very astutely said, it's going to be three years. You predicted three years before we started going really back to normal, back into the offices, no more. And I think it was three years to the day when we started behaving like normal people at work again.

[Lola]

Yeah.

[Char Margolis]

Yeah. So you were spot on, Charlotte.

[Kelly Ripa]

Well, thank God it's over.

[Char Margolis]

Yes, yes, yes.

[Lola]

I.

[Kelly Ripa]

You know, you were so kind to be on my podcast, so thank you so much.

[Char Margolis]

Oh, my gosh. Are you kidding? For you, Char, I will do anything, anytime, anywhere. Now, I know that we have a special guest here, fresh from London, and she was. She was. When I dropped on social media that we were having characters on the podcast, Lola started dming me. That's how we communicate now in this house. Lola dming me from her bedroom. Ask Char about Me. And I said, well, if you want to ask Char about you, you should be on the phone. So, Lola, do you have any questions for Char? Wait, I don't have any questions. I have so many questions. But then it would take up the whole podcast. Okay. You don't have anything that you want, and there's nothing pressing.

[Lola]

Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

But I have a feeling, like. Okay, so may I?

[Char Margolis]

Yes, yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

So, okay. I feel like I know you do music. I already know that. And you don't know this, but I wanted to be a music major because I used to sing. So, anyway, long story short, this. I feel like you are going to do something new with, like, I don't know. I don't know if they call them albums anymore or. Or something. Are you doing new? Did you write new music and are you doing a new thing?

[Lola]

I did. Yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

I feel good about it. You do? Yeah, I feel good about it. I also like your boyfriend.

[Char Margolis]

We all do.

[Kelly Ripa]

I have a really nice feeling about him. I feel like he loves you for you. Oh, that's so sweet.

[Lola]

Thank God.

[Kelly Ripa]

But you know that. You know that, right?

[Char Margolis]

I feel that. And you told me this last time, actually, you told me lot of things about him that, like, no one knows, which was, like, just, like, personal things that people wouldn't know that you. You would talk to me about with him. About him. So you have good feelings about my music career?

[Kelly Ripa]

I feel like there's something good coming for you, you know, Lola. Yeah. You know, you warm my heart. And when I see you, I get tears in my eyes. Because when I did that special moment with your mom and when she was auditioning for to be with. On with Regis, and actually, the anniversary of that is November 1st coming up. And when you were in the audience, when I was on the show and they. You were in the audience, it's like, I just feel like I connected to you since, like, since you. Before you were born. I mean, when you were in the womb, like, there's soul connection that I feel. I don't want to sound crazy, but I feel.

[Char Margolis]

Listen, I love that. That makes me feel like I am in good hands. Yep. If I want to be connected with anyone, it's you.

[Kelly Ripa]

Well, God bless you. Thank you. I'm honored.

[Char Margolis]

Okay. I hate to take this off of Sorry, Sharla, but we'll talk later. I love you.

[Kelly Ripa]

Charlotte.

[Char Margolis]

We've got Angela calling from Michigan. Angela, you're on with Char Margolis.

[Lola]

Hi. Hi.

[Kelly Ripa]

Hi.

[Lola]

Hi.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay, good.

[Lola]

I'm so glad I got through.

[Kelly Ripa]

I. I'm thrilled you got through. Just be open minded about everybody living and deceased. And if more than one person share the same name or initial, just let me know. Now I'm seeing somebody who is in a Marie or Mary or. Do you know who that is? Do you know who that is? Is that your grandma or your mom?

[Lola]

Are we talking living or deceased?

[Kelly Ripa]

Is there either or both?

[Lola]

Yes. That would be my. My daughter.

[Kelly Ripa]

Your daughter? Oh, she's Maria. Okay, and then did you just. Are you changing something with her with the school or. Or signing her up for something new?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. I'm not sure what this is, but I. Or. Or is she in school?

[Lola]

No, she's older. She's out of school.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. Is she talking about doing something new with. Learning something new with. For work or school or something like that?

[Lola]

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Because I see her, like, in a school of learning, and I see something good coming for her with her work, and it's all good.

[Lola]

Good.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. And then who else is an A initial besides you?

[Lola]

Oh, I have two sisters with a initials.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is there. Is there anyone that's a N as well, or a L? There's not like an Ashley. Ashley or a.

[Lola]

No or. No. Her middle name is Annalise.

[Kelly Ripa]

Anna. Okay.

[Lola]

Anna Maria.

[Kelly Ripa]

Annalee. That's your sister. Okay, there's somebody. There's somebody around you who's a J or G initial. Do you have a deceased person that's J or G?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

A male?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is he. Is it spelled J, O or J? Yeah, like Joseph or John?

[Lola]

Joseph.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is that your dad or your grandpa?

[Lola]

My grandpa.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. His spirit's with you, and he's.

[Lola]

He.

[Kelly Ripa]

He's. He's saying, like. I think he was all about family and people getting together and loved his family and gathering his family. He's from another. Is he from another country?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Where his father was.

[Lola]

Perhaps?

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. Anyway, his spirit's around you, and somebody had a visitation from him. Who was that? Your daughter? Your. You. A vivid dream. A visitation.

[Lola]

Goodness. I don't know. I'm drawing.

[Kelly Ripa]

Sister. Ask Anna. Anna. Anyway, thank you so much for calling.

[Lola]

Okay, great. Thank you, Angela.

[Char Margolis]

Thank you, Angela. Thank you so much, Angela. That was Angela from Michigan. We've got Donna from Long Island. Donna, hi. You're on with Char Margolis.

[Kelly Ripa]

Hi, Donna.

[Lola]

Hi, Char. Hi, Kelly. Huge, huge fan.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay, so, Donna, who's the R or B person?

[Lola]

The R is my son, Robert.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. Yeah. Don't say names. Just say yes or no. Is there another Robert besides him?

[Lola]

His grandfather.

[Kelly Ripa]

And is his grandfather deceased? Yes, his grandfather Robert's spirit is around you. Is that from your husband's side?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. He's around you who's in the sports?

[Lola]

That would be my son Robert.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. Okay. And did he hurt his knee or his elbow or something.

[Lola]

Some years ago? His ankle.

[Kelly Ripa]

His ankle. Okay. Wasn't sure what this is. Oh, I'm so sorry.

[Lola]

That's okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

I'm so sorry.

[Lola]

We're huge Campo Basso fans.

[Char Margolis]

Thank you.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. Are you there?

[Char Margolis]

Are you there? Can you hear Char?

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah, I can hear.

[Lola]

Yeah, I can hear her. Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay, so. Okay, So I feel like. Is it. Is it. Does his ankle still bother him?

[Lola]

No, it doesn't.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. Okay. But. But he's still in sports, right?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

I feel he's going to do really well with this. I'm not sure what the sport is, but I think he's doing really well. And then who's. I'm also seeing a J or G person. Who is that?

[Lola]

J would be my husband, John.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. Don't say names. That's okay.

[Lola]

Sorry.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay, so John is your husband. Okay. And are they making changes around his work?

[Lola]

Maybe.

[Kelly Ripa]

I see changes, but I feel like it'll be okay.

[Lola]

Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. And are you wanting to change something around your home?

[Lola]

Oh, yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

I see a change around your home.

[Lola]

Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. And I feel good about it.

[Char Margolis]

Donna, I hope that was helpful for you. Is any of this. Is it. Is it helpful at all?

[Lola]

Yeah, it's tremendous. My son Robbie is a high school soccer senior. Soccer player. Senior. And we're looking to see whether he's going to play in college. And so it was really helpful.

[Kelly Ripa]

I feel like he. I feel like he will.

[Char Margolis]

Albert, sign him to Campo Basso right now. We need him. We need him. Let's. For college. Forza Lupi. Donna, thank you so much for calling from Long Island. Okay, we're going to take another caller. We have former Real housewife of New York on our line. Dorinda. Dorinda's on the line. Hello, Dorinda.

[Lola]

Hi. How are you?

[Char Margolis]

Big fans here. We are. Big, big fans.

[Lola]

Well, I thought since I promoted your show, our last show, I thought. Oh, I'm calling in.

[Char Margolis]

Yeah. Good, good. All right. What do you have for Dorinda? Char?

[Kelly Ripa]

Hey, Dorinda. I'm seeing a concern about health. So have you been concerned about your health or someone close to you?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is it your health? No, but someone close to you. Family?

[Lola]

Yes. Family, yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

And are they. Are you getting different opinions about this right now?

[Lola]

Many.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. I still feel they haven't put their finger on what's wrong? Or they. Or they haven't put their finger in.

[Lola]

What they get old age. So.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. So anyway, I feel like. I know. So that attitude means a lot when people, you know, have health issues. But I see you spending a lot of time with that person and trying to help them, and I feel like they're going to.

[Lola]

Oh, my God, you're gonna make me cry.

[Kelly Ripa]

They're gonna need assistance.

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Do you. Did you hire someone to. To help them, to be with them trying. You need to get somebody, and, you know, there's.

[Lola]

Don't I know it.

[Kelly Ripa]

And, and is it. Do you have a deceased M or a person? Pardon?

[Lola]

No. Deceased a person or M. I do have. Well, yes, I. I do have a deceased a person.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is that a female? Is that a female?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is it. Is it spelled a L or a N?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Or AR I can't do that.

[Lola]

No. Sorry.

[Kelly Ripa]

I don't know the name or am. I don't know the name. But is that your grandfather or your.

[Lola]

Well, it could. My grandfather's last name had an M. So. Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is he, Is this your. Is this the person who's ill. Father?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

He's watching over them. He's the one watching over them. And that. I'm not saying anybody's going in anywhere, but when it's their time to cross over, he'll be there for them.

[Lola]

Oh, that worries me.

[Kelly Ripa]

So meanwhile, you have to think positive and send healing and think positive about this.

[Lola]

Absolutely. I try.

[Kelly Ripa]

And I feel like, look at Getting old ain't for sissies, so.

[Char Margolis]

Yeah, it's true.

[Kelly Ripa]

So you, you know, you do the best you can, and most important, that you spend as much time as you can with them.

[Lola]

Wow. That's it. And if the problem is they get old, but the love stays the same. Right?

[Kelly Ripa]

Of course.

[Lola]

Yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

So this is one of your parents?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. You know, nobody loves you like your mother or your father. Nobody. You know.

[Lola]

Ain't that the truth?

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah.

[Lola]

So we're gonna send healing, so that's good. It's funny that you read that, because I, I, I'm. It's not. It's of mind all the time.

[Kelly Ripa]

Mm.

[Char Margolis]

I feel like that was helpful. Dorinda, I feel like I should connect with you offline because I have so, so much advice for you with this kind of stuff. Maybe, Albert, you can. You can get Dorinda's contact for me, if you don't mind. And I. Because I. I have a lot of.

[Lola]

Resources because it happens so fast and no one's there to Help. No one have any solutions, resources, advice, or anything.

[Kelly Ripa]

I feel like it's on your shoulders. Like everything's on your shoulders.

[Lola]

Which is. It has to be. But, you know, I feel like I'm the only one that has the ability to be the most proactive, and I feel like this requires proactive to be proactive. It's not something we can sit around and be like, oh, well, they'll be okay. It's like, no, we have to make sure that until they're not okay, we get the setup so they'll be okay. You know what I mean? So I'm very of mind about it all the time.

[Kelly Ripa]

It's wonderful that Kelly can help you.

[Char Margolis]

You have to be. You literally have to be a ball buster. And I. I'm not kidding. It's like I'm sort of. When it comes to, you know, parental health, I'm like a relentless dog with a bone. So I. I'm happy to talk to you offline. Thanks for calling in Dorinda, and we wish you.

[Lola]

Thank you. I app. Appreciate it. Thank you.

[Kelly Ripa]

Thank you.

[Char Margolis]

All right, thanks for calling. We've got Jennifer from Florida. Hi, Jen, you're on with Char Margolis.

[Kelly Ripa]

Hey, Jen.

[Lola]

Hi. So much for taking my call.

[Kelly Ripa]

Of course. So who is Mark or Mike or M.

[Lola]

That I wouldn't know.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is there a middle name like this, like a Matthew, a Michael, or a female mister?

[Lola]

My grand. My son. But he's here.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. Yeah. Well, I pick up on living and deceased. Is that. Did I see. Did I say his middle name?

[Lola]

No. My son Mitchell's here.

[Kelly Ripa]

Oh, Mitchell. Okay, I. I mix up some of the M names. Okay. And then what? Is he traveling? Why do I see him moving around?

[Lola]

That's funny. My youngest one is about to travel, but that's not.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. I might be mixing them up. And. And who said Jason or Justin or Joseph, John or Jay?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. I don't know who that is. You don't have a deceased like that, do you?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Did someone lose a friend? Did one of your kids lose a friend?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Did you. Was there a young person who passed away in your. In your family?

[Lola]

Yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. I don't know the name. It's not a J, though.

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay.

[Lola]

You know what? That's the start of my last name.

[Kelly Ripa]

Jay is your last name. What is it, J, O or J A?

[Lola]

Yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

What is it?

[Lola]

J, E?

[Kelly Ripa]

J, E. Okay. Within. Okay. And. And it. Okay. But you had a young person pass away in your family?

[Lola]

My husband, I thought I could consider.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. And is he Is his last name J. E?

[Lola]

Yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

With an N in it or an R?

[Lola]

N. Is it J?

[Kelly Ripa]

E? N?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Like Jensen or Jenner.

[Lola]

Yes, you're right.

[Kelly Ripa]

Which one? Jensen or Jenner?

[Lola]

Jensen.

[Kelly Ripa]

Jensen. Yeah. Your husband's here. And he's not only. Yeah, he's not only here. The reason he gave me his last name is because he's with all those Jensens before him who have crossed over. And he's not alone. Now he's saying that he made something electrical happen in your. Have you had lights going on and off after he passed? Or a weird thing happened with TV or your phone?

[Lola]

Everything happens. But that's him. Live near the water.

[Kelly Ripa]

That's him. He. He's learned to use electric electricity. Spirits will do this. He's learned to use electricity to communicate with you. And he's also saying you felt like you woke up at night and you thought he was still next to you.

[Lola]

Only once. So why doesn't he come more often?

[Kelly Ripa]

Well. Okay, okay, hang on, hang on. Okay. Only once. But that was him. He did the best he could. Now there's just so much a spirit can do. And just the fact that you were able to connect with, like, signs and electricity and that you felt him, like, at night, that took a lot for him. And I know that you're probably still mourning and grieving and your heart is broken and you're angry, and I get it. I get it. But I can tell you that he will always watch over you and your family. And he's saying as hard and as difficult as this is now, things will get better for you in time. But this is. This is devastating. It's devastating. So he. He. He'll come. Mostly. He'll come when you really need to know something, and it might be in a dream.

[Lola]

Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

And who's the young boy?

[Lola]

Young boy? As in.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah, is there, like, a nephew or.

[Lola]

He's about to have a grandson. That he.

[Kelly Ripa]

He's about to have a grandson. Okay. That's it. And are they talking about naming him after your husband?

[Lola]

I don't know. They're keeping.

[Kelly Ripa]

Well, your husband's watching over the young boy, and, well, congratulations. That means you're going to be a grandma.

[Lola]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

That's a big congratulations. Thank you so much for coming.

[Char Margolis]

I don't know if you can communicate this, but maybe you can encourage Jennifer's husband to show up and visit more often. I don't know how that works, but you never know.

[Kelly Ripa]

Oh, my God, Kelly, you have such faith in me that I can.

[Char Margolis]

Jennifer, thank you so much.

[Kelly Ripa]

I'll have a talk with him and you. You text us and let us know if he. If. If it's possible that he can. Take good care of yourself, Jennifer. I'm so sorry.

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[Char Margolis]

We are back with psychic and host of the weekly podcast Char Vision. You know, you're not the only one with a podcast, Albert. Char Margolis is here. This is the 10th anniversary of your podcast. Congratulations, Char. Thank you.

[Lola]

Thank you.

[Char Margolis]

Okay, I want to get right back to the lines because right now from Prospect park, we have Esther on The line. Hey, Esther, you're on with Char Margolis.

[Kelly Ripa]

Hi, Esther.

[Lola]

Hi, Char. Hi, Kelly.

[Char Margolis]

Hi.

[Kelly Ripa]

Hi, Esther. So, Esther, who's David or Daniel or D?

[Lola]

I don't know.

[Kelly Ripa]

Or is there, is there anyone that's a D or R initial or D or B? I sometimes mix those up.

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

And then the other thing I was seeing is an M or a person?

[Lola]

No. No. I don't know.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is there a middle name? Marie or Anne?

[Lola]

Yes, that's my mother in law.

[Kelly Ripa]

Your mother in law. And is she deceased?

[Lola]

Yes, yes, yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah, she's here. So did you, were you able to have closure with her?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

You had an issue with her, right?

[Lola]

No issue. It just the way you just didn't have.

[Kelly Ripa]

You just didn't have closure, right? Well, I feel like she's. I don't know what the issue is. Why did I think there was an issue? So she's. I feel like she's around and I feel like she's. I feel like you take good care of her husband, her son. So is. And that's. That's your husband? Right. Who's. Who's John or Joseph or Jim or Jay?

[Lola]

Okay, so Jim is my husband and Joseph is my dad.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. So she's saying that you take really good care of Jim and her son. And who's the other? James.

[Lola]

There's another one, my father in law.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is he deceased as well?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. And are you keeping an eye on James then? Her. Her son, her husband?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. She says you cook for him sometimes.

[Lola]

Sometimes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah, sometimes. And that. And then Joseph is who, your son, did you say?

[Lola]

My dad.

[Kelly Ripa]

Oh, your dad. Okay. And he's. He's living. Joseph.

[Lola]

He's deceased.

[Kelly Ripa]

He's deceased. Oh, okay. I don't always know. Let me just clarify to people listening. I don't always know if a spirit's telling me their name or they're telling me about someone living around them because everybody's alive to me. So Joseph is with you? And was he in the service?

[Lola]

National Guard?

[Kelly Ripa]

Was Joseph in the service? Did he have a uniform or did Jim have a uniform? James?

[Lola]

No, my dad was once in the National Guard briefly.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. He's showing me that he was in. Had a uniform. And then what happened with the water or did somebody get hurt in the water?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Or do you, do you go on a boat or do you go by the water? Or are you going by the water or on a boat?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. I'm not. I don't know what I'm getting with this, but I'm Hearing to be careful by the water or on a boat.

[Lola]

Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

And. And it. Aren't you and Jim going somewhere by the water?

[Lola]

We just came back from someplace by the water.

[Kelly Ripa]

You did? Okay, well, there's another something coming up that you need to be careful by the water, and I don't know what this means exactly. And then who is. Is there a new school or university for someone?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. And I don't know. Or did. You didn't meet him at a university, did you?

[Lola]

No, we went to school together.

[Kelly Ripa]

Oh, you went to school together?

[Lola]

Yes, but literally through kindergarten through high school.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. That's why I'm seeing a school. Okay. Yeah. You guys are soulmates.

[Lola]

Yes, we are.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. You guys are soulmates. And there's also somebody's having. Who else is the J. Joseph is your dad. Was your dad. Right. Okay, so I. What, did. Was there some confusion with legal papers with you or a will or a trust?

[Lola]

Not that I'm aware of.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. There's something about. Are you. Are you making a will or trust? I think you're supposed to.

[Lola]

We were talking about doing one, yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Recently. Were you talking about it very recent, like in the last week?

[Lola]

Two weeks.

[Kelly Ripa]

Two weeks. Okay. Just do it. I'm not saying somebody's going to cross over, but I just feel like you need to do it, even if it's just for peace of mind. Thank you so much for calling in.

[Lola]

Thank you so much, Esther.

[Char Margolis]

We really appreciate it. Jan, you have a question?

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah, sure.

[Lola]

Before we take our next caller, I have a question.

[Char Margolis]

Do you ever feel reluctant to take. Tell someone something, like, if it's like, oh, your husband's cheating or something really bad? Does that ever make you nervous?

[Kelly Ripa]

No.

[Lola]

Have you done that?

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. I can tell you a funny story. When I first started doing this work, this woman called in because I was on the local TV show here in Michigan, and she said, well, will you do a big event for us? And I'm all excited, and I'm. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll do a big event, you know, and so anyway, I. I said, you know, I should probably read for you first. And so I did, and I. I figured out that she was having an affair with someone and that she never booked me.

[Char Margolis]

Wow, that's amazing. You know what's interesting? I can see. So callers that are listening. You can't see Char, but I'm watching Char. And when you were talking to Esther, and there are so many different J names, and I was watching you. It's almost like they're. I Don't know if they're talking to you from different sides or if you're picking up signals from different sides.

[Kelly Ripa]

But you're so observant.

[Char Margolis]

You're truly, like, looking around the room, and I feel like people are. Whatever you're feeling is hovering around you from one side to the other, and it's.

[Kelly Ripa]

Wow, you're so observant, Kelly. Yeah. And they come from all different sides, and I do my best to hear them, but imagine a lot of people yelling at you at once. Yeah.

[Char Margolis]

I'm from an Italian family. I understand what exactly what that feels like. Yeah. Okay, we've got Krisha from Dallas on Krisha. Hi. You're on with Sharmar Golas.

[Lola]

Hey, besties. Kelly, I'm really looking forward to running with the wolf tonight.

[Char Margolis]

Ah, thank you so much.

[Kelly Ripa]

Oh, that's so exciting. Okay, do you have somebody named Mo or M or Ma or Mo.

[Lola]

Not coming to mind right away.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay, that's okay. And then the other thing. I'm seeing an S or C person.

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is it S or C?

[Lola]

Well, it starts with an S, but she has a C in her. In her name.

[Kelly Ripa]

It's a female, right?

[Lola]

It's a female.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is this, like, an unusual name?

[Lola]

Well, she. She has a name, and then she goes by a nickname.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. Okay. So is this your mom or your daughter? Who is this?

[Lola]

It's my friend's mom who just recently passed away.

[Kelly Ripa]

I was gonna ask if there was a recent passing and Are you. Are you, like, come. Did you call because of her?

[Lola]

I did, yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

She's grateful to you that you're trying to help your friend. And. Is it Stacy? I don't know her name.

[Lola]

Yeah, it is.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay, so Stacy is. She must have been ill. Was she ill?

[Lola]

No, it was very sudden.

[Kelly Ripa]

It was sudden, but. Okay. I can't figure this out. But she's. She wants your friend to know that she. She must have had a health issue, though you don't know about it. I feel like there was a health issue with her as well. But she wants your friend to know that she made it to a good place. Just so FYI, there's different neighborhoods over there, and we don't always go to where we would like to go. But unless you have a good conscience and you're a pure heart and you're an honorable person. But she did. Stacy went to a good place. And you need to tell your friend that.

[Lola]

I certainly will, if she's not already listening right now.

[Kelly Ripa]

Well, yeah. And then there's L or El. El or El.

[Lola]

That's her daughter.

[Kelly Ripa]

That. That's okay. And does it start with E, L or L?

[Lola]

It starts with an L. Is it.

[Kelly Ripa]

L with an R in it or an N?

[Lola]

Or in both those letters, like Lauren?

[Kelly Ripa]

Is she Lauren or Lenore?

[Lola]

Char, you are making it really hard not to cry in front of Kelly Ripa.

[Char Margolis]

I've been crying all day. Don't worry.

[Kelly Ripa]

Did I say the name?

[Lola]

Yes. Yes, you said, is it Lauren or Lauren? Lauren. Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah, yeah. And so you just tell Lauren's her baby, and you tell her that she's always going to. Her. Her mommy's going to always be with her and take care of her and that when it's time for Lauren, many years from now to crossover, she'll be there waiting. And that she's in a good neighborhood. She's in a really good place.

[Lola]

I just. I have to say to. That really means a lot because our dear friend Lauren, she lost her mother just a few weeks after she was diagnosed with breast cancer. And so I feel like her mom telling her it'll be many years down the road before.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah, Yeah. I don't. I feel like they can fix this. What stage is it? What stage is it?

[Lola]

Well, because Lauren is like Kelly. She has a bankroll of doctors. She has. She's not on top of it. And let this be a psa. If you have dense breast tissue, please go get an ultrasound. That is how my friend was able to find the tumor. Her mammogram came up that it was fine. It was just dense tissue. She is not one that finds that satisfactory. And so she had a sonogram. She called her doctor friends. She was able to get a sonogram, and that's how they found it. And praise God, they have already done the mastectomy, and they were able to get it all.

[Char Margolis]

Thank God. And, Char, that was the illness you were probably picking up on.

[Kelly Ripa]

Oh, you're right.

[Char Margolis]

Yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

It was her. Oh, Kelly, thank you for doing that. Will you go on the road with me?

[Char Margolis]

Yeah, sure. When you're not. When. When, Pete, when. When spirits aren't talking to you all over the place, it's. It's easy to keep track of things.

[Kelly Ripa]

You're 100. It wasn't the mother's illness. It was the daughter. And the daughter's gonna be okay.

[Char Margolis]

So she was telling you about her daughter's illness? Yeah. Yeah. Krisha, thank you so much for talking to us. Really appreciate it. Take care. We are back with psychic and host of the weekly podcast Char Vision, Char Margolis. Is here.

[Kelly Ripa]

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[Lola]

It's.

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[Char Margolis]

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[Char Margolis]

It's so remarkable you work under these circumstances with us all on different computers staring at each other. And I really wish it's the one time I wish people could really see what's going on here to watch Char's process, because I find it very interesting. Okay, let's get to the callers. We have Nicole from Ohio. Hi, Nicole. You're on with Char Margolis.

[Lola]

Hi, Shar. Hi, Kelly. Hi, Nicole.

[Kelly Ripa]

How are you?

[Lola]

Good. How are you guys doing tonight?

[Char Margolis]

Good, Good.

[Kelly Ripa]

Thank you. So, Nicole, I see you working. You have a job.

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

And do they overwork you?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. I feel that you don't feel like you're appreciated.

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

And I also feel like you'd like to change.

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

And. But you have security where you're at.

[Lola]

Yes, that's very true.

[Kelly Ripa]

So it. You know, you're. You're worried that you know. Better to know the devil you know than the devil you don't know.

[Lola]

Very True.

[Kelly Ripa]

And I feel like maybe for now, because the world's really kind of crazy, that it's better to. Because you have security there, it's better to stay there.

[Lola]

Yep. No, that's been on my mind. So that really hits home.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. But I. But honestly, I feel like. How's your love life?

[Lola]

Non. Existent.

[Kelly Ripa]

That's what I was wondering. I feel like you put up a wall, probably.

[Lola]

Yeah, probably.

[Kelly Ripa]

I feel like you hit that you've never really had an opportunity to be in a lot in a relationship.

[Lola]

That. Yeah, that's very true.

[Kelly Ripa]

And that you. You get so far and then you get scared.

[Lola]

That's. Yep. I. I feel like you're right here talking. Talking to me. So.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. And I. I mean. And I don't even know if you really want one. I'm not sure you really want one, because I'm just.

[Lola]

Yeah. I'm like so busy with everything that.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. So. Okay, look at the first true love is self love. It doesn't mean you're selfish. It means your needs matter. Are you in therapy?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

You need to stay in therapy. You need to talk about this. And you know what? You have to realize that men are shy as well. And sometimes you have to just. You see someone at Starbucks or you just start talking to them.

[Lola]

Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

And. And you know, who knows, you might find a friend.

[Lola]

Yep.

[Kelly Ripa]

But I see opportunity for romance. But you need to take the wall down. And then there's a C or S person around you who's a C or S. Or is that a last name? Or is that someone at work? Or.

[Lola]

To think about it, who's.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is there anyone who's like a Charles or a Chris?

[Lola]

Not that comes to mind.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. I'm seeing like. Or a ch or a Michael. It's something with ch in it.

[Lola]

Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

Who's Michael?

[Lola]

That's my dad. So not romantic. Yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. Not romantic, but that's okay. But I didn't know where to put the ch in my head. So do you. Do you have some problem in communication with Michael?

[Lola]

Yeah. Oh, yeah. I mean, just. Yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

He's part of the reason.

[Lola]

Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

And you've got to be careful because in one of my books that I wrote, Love Karma, I wrote that people have a tendency to attract themselves energetically to the parent they could not fix or get approval from. And I feel like you need to talk to your therapist about Michael and that relationship.

[Lola]

Sure.

[Kelly Ripa]

And know that you can find somebody who's maybe more engaging in the way you would like and more sensitive. And so don't Give up on that because you're young, and I'm sure you're lovely and beautiful, and you deserve to have love in your life.

[Lola]

Thank you.

[Char Margolis]

Nicole, at the risk of sounding like an HR nightmare, but because you work so much, is there. Is there any opportunity to meet someone nice at work?

[Lola]

Probably not, like, in the industry that I'm in, but maybe like somebody I meet, you know, through work, like through volunteering.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah, She's a pole dancer.

[Char Margolis]

I was gonna say. Are you a gravedigger?

[Kelly Ripa]

I'm teasing. Okay.

[Char Margolis]

All right, Nicole, thank you so much for calling in. We really appreciate it.

[Lola]

You know what, Kelly?

[Kelly Ripa]

You're right. People have opportunities at work to meet people.

[Char Margolis]

Yeah, sometimes. It's so funny. When you were talking to Nicole about being overworked and underappreciated, I was like, oh, my God, Char is picking up on the vibes of everyone in this.

[Kelly Ripa]

No, I'm not.

[Lola]

All right, we've got.

[Char Margolis]

We've got Tracy from Winter Park. Tracy, you're on with Char Margolis.

[Kelly Ripa]

Hey, Tracy.

[Lola]

Hi, Kelly.

[Char Margolis]

Hi.

[Kelly Ripa]

Hi, Tracy. I see a J. Is there, like a. Another J, Like a Jeffrey or Joseph or John or Jim or something? Or Jason. I don't know J?

[Lola]

No. Nothing.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is there a last I can think of?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. Why do I think that? Unless I'm getting somebody else? And then the other thing is, I'm seeing an M or a person around you. Do you have anyone deceased that's an A or an M or family or middle name like this?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

What? A or M?

[Lola]

I have a sister that's an M and an A.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is it like. Is her middle name Ma?

[Lola]

No, her first name. The middle of A.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. And in her first name, is it spelled M? I or M? A? Her first name?

[Lola]

No.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay, but it. Or me?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is it like Melanie or.

[Lola]

I have a Melanie.

[Kelly Ripa]

Megan. Yeah, Megan or Melanie.

[Lola]

No, Melanie.

[Kelly Ripa]

Who is that?

[Lola]

She's a stepsister. And then I have another Emmy that's a sister.

[Kelly Ripa]

And then why do I feel like there's, like, people that don't get along in that family?

[Lola]

Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

Do you understand that? Is there, like, I do, like, as a stepmother or stepfather or somebody that people don't get along?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

And is that your stepmother or your stepfather? Nobody will know who you are. Tell me the truth.

[Lola]

No. So I guess it would depend my. My stepmother's passed on.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. Okay. I feel like she's apologizing. Was she difficult?

[Lola]

No, not at all.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay.

[Lola]

Amazing.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay, so she was lovely. So who would be. Is. Is it her daughter? That's a problem. Or her son. Who is it?

[Lola]

Maybe the. I would say the other side. I don't. I'm not. Probably the other side.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay, I'm confused. I'm confused.

[Lola]

So. Okay, go ahead.

[Kelly Ripa]

What.

[Lola]

Maybe the side that. I'm trying to think, like you said, they're not getting along. Was it that my stepmother you were talking about?

[Kelly Ripa]

I don't know. I'm not sure. But somebody's apologizing to you.

[Lola]

Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

Does that make sense? Somebody deceived.

[Lola]

It does. It does make sense, because I think that there's, you know, after death, sometimes there is a little misunderstanding.

[Kelly Ripa]

Somebody apologizing. Right. And then who's Rose or Ruth or is there.

[Lola]

I know a Rose. Who is that middle name?

[Kelly Ripa]

Who is that Anise. And then is there an E, L. E or L person?

[Lola]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Is. Is which E or L?

[Lola]

E, L. Is that a female? It is not.

[Kelly Ripa]

It's a male. Is it like Eli or Elliot or.

[Lola]

Elmer?

[Kelly Ripa]

I don't know the name, but it's.

[Lola]

E, L. It's E, L. Who is that? Grandfather.

[Kelly Ripa]

I think his. He's with you. I think his spirit's with you. Who worked with vegetables or fruit or food.

[Lola]

Oh, goodness, I don't know.

[Kelly Ripa]

Somebody's here that worked with food or vegetables or fruits or. Do you know if he sold when he. When he was younger?

[Lola]

I remember him telling me stories like that.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah, that's how he's identifying himself. Okay. Thank you for calling, Tracy.

[Lola]

Thank you so very much.

[Char Margolis]

I hope you're able to make peace with whoever's arguing in your family.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah.

[Char Margolis]

I wonder, Char. I wonder when you said to Tracy that her stepmother was apologizing. Maybe it's for the behavior of someone else in the family.

[Kelly Ripa]

That's true. That's really possible because they. There's somebody where there wasn't closure.

[Char Margolis]

Yeah. How often do you. Are you able to give closure to people? Like, on average? Because I know a lot of people will, now that they've hung up the phone, will say, oh, my gosh, I know Rose. Or oh, my gosh, like, I know because I've watched you do this in our audience where. Where it dawns on people, all of us.

[Kelly Ripa]

Right. It happens. It happens a lot. But I think I'm confident that what I get is real. And I may. I'm not perfect. I don't hear everything exactly always, but I'm confident that I'm. If they do recall it after, then I know I've done my job.

[Char Margolis]

Well, we really appreciate you doing your job here. With us. Char, thank you so much for joining us. Thank you to everybody for listening and calling in. And don't forget to check out Char's On Camera podcast. Char Vision and I can't wait to talk with you all off camera next week. Bye everybody.

[Lola]

Bye.

[Kelly Ripa]

Thank you.

[Lola]

Bye. Thank you.

[Char Margolis]

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