Savannah discusses her background in folk magic and mediumship, growing up psychic in a Pentecostal family in Appalachia, where her near-death birth marked her as gifted. She explains local superstitions and ghost stories, reflecting on how Appalachia is often misunderstood. She recounts early paranormal experiences, including a baby crying linked to a Civil War legend and encounters with a 'blue man' figure, which she connects to military housing transitions. Savannah differentiates between intuition and anxiety, noting that intuition resides in the gut, and explains her practice of planting by the signs. She shares negative experiences with organized religion and spiritual exploitation, emphasizing that not all churches or witches are bad. The conversation shifts to her children's psychic abilities, including astral travel, clairvoyance, and clairaudience, and she discusses the importance of trusting oneself and the practice of veiling to protect energy. The episode concludes with Savannah sharing her social media handles and the host explaining the term 'holler'.