They are about alternative healing of one sort or another. People sign up for the series There are many of these series started by different people who have no commonality other than that they are interested in doing this. Signing up and listening is always free.

So they interview people. Some might be proficient in EFT ( although that seems to be less of a "thing" these days.) One woman does energy medicine. She has been teaching for decades. Another works with vibrational frequencies. Its really all about healing. With metaphysical parameters. The list of people who do these interview things is huge. Lots of variety. But they have no affiliation other than all having an expertise in some sort of healing modality.

Here is the trade off ( which I am more than wiling to do). These people who are interviewed are asked to come up with a discounted offer of their work for people to purchase, if they want to buy it. So the person calling in does have to sit through a 10 minute sales pitch, or hang up when that starts. BUT it is so worth it for all this free listening. And often there is some sort of healing offered within the interview/call.

I have found out about a lot of very awesome people and modalities through these teleconferences. It used to be just 2 people who had these series. Now there are many.

There is one guy people seem to like. A healer kind of person. He does not do the teleconference interviews anymore. But he has tons of youtube presentations of his work that are totally free. People like him a lot.

So there is all this stuff out there for free. And there is at least 48 hour replay made available of each interview for free. Some people choose to buy the series of interviews. I do not. I choose to just listen to the replay within the 48 ( sometimes more) free replay time.
Hope that explains it ( a bit). Its a win win. These healers etc and presenters get to make a bit of money with their paying listeners. Most listeners do not bother to buy anything. Which is fine with everyone involved. No one even asks for your last name when you sign up