Animal Talk with Trisha McCagh

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Welcome to Animal Talk with Trisha McCagh, the podcast that gives animals a voice. Join internationally renowned animal communicator Trisha McCagh as she helps humans understand animals on a profound emotional and energetic level. In each episode, Trisha dives into the extraordinary world of animal communication, exploring the unseen connections that bind us with the creatures we share our planet with. We feature expert guests—from wildlife carers and veterinarians to animal trainers, behaviour specialists, —each bringing their own unique experiences and perspectives. Stay informed with the latest animal news from around the world, including emerging welfare issues, conservation updates, and remarkable animal stories that will inspire and enlighten. Whether you're an animal lover, a pet parent, or simply curious about the deeper intelligence of the animal kingdom, this podcast is your gateway to understanding animals on a whole new level. Tune in, open your heart, and start listening—because every animal has something to say.

  1. 1D AGO

    Quantum Consciousness, Soul Groups & The Living Intelligence of Animals (Part 2)

    Send us Fan Mail Episode Description 🐾  In Part 2 of this extraordinary conversation, Trisha McCagh continues her deep discussion with Pete Smith from the Institute for Quantum Consciousness, exploring the nature of soul groups, collective consciousness, telepathy, and what happens beyond physical death. Together, they weave science, spirituality, and lived experience into a powerful exploration of how humans and animals may be far more interconnected than we currently understand. From quantum entanglement of consciousness to the intelligence of animal collectives, this episode invites you to question everything you thought you knew about life, death, and reality itself. The episode closes with a thought-provoking discussion on animal cloning, grief, and whether technology can ever truly replace the soul essence of a beloved animal. Episode Chapters 🐾  00:00 – Welcome to Part 2 & setting the energetic context  00:53 – Soul groups vs individual consciousness  02:35 – Animal collectives and shared species intelligence  06:02 – Telepathy as universal communication  07:19 – Truth, intuition & heart-based perception  07:46 – Animals in near-death experiences & grief  09:01 – Continuity of animals across lifetimes  10:53 – Trisha’s personal story: Bo, Maddie & awakening to animal communication  16:14 – Purpose, destiny & service to consciousness  22:03 – Death, transition & expanded awareness beyond the body  23:29 – Animal “afterlife parties” & reunion consciousness  25:12 – Purpose, incarnation & returning in new forms  29:31 – Finding meaning through service & human contribution  32:14 – Animals, joy & remembering how to live  35:51 – Humanity, fear vs love & returning to simplicity  39:44 – Acts of kindness & conscious living in daily life  46:51 – Closing reflections: we are all quantum consciousness Animal News 🐾 Trisha McCagh and Dana Saidi explore the controversial topic of animal cloning and genetic revival, including cases of cloned pets and scientific attempts to resurrect extinct species such as the woolly mammoth and dire wolf. The conversation raises important ethical questions: Can a cloned animal ever truly replace the soul essence of a beloved companion? Does replication of DNA equal continuity of identity or relationship? Are humans attempting to fill grief through technology rather than healing emotional attachment? Trisha emphasises that while cloned animals may share physical similarity, they do not carry the same soul essence, personality, or relational identity, suggesting that grief resolution and acceptance may be a more natural path than technological replacement. 👤 About the Guest Pete Smith is a teacher, author, and consciousness explorer, and the founder of the Institute for Quantum Consciousness. With over two decades of experience, he has worked extensively in the field of spiritual regression and life-between-lives exploration through the Michael Newton Institute, where he previously served as president. Pete’s work bridges the gap between quantum physics and spirituality, helping people access deeper levels of awareness, healing, and understanding of their soul’s journey. Institute for Quantum Consciousness:   www.instituteforquantumconsciousness.com  Peter Smith: www.quantumconsciousness.com.au Documentary: www.unlockingquantumconsciousness.com 🎧 Share & Stay Connected Please follow, share with someone who loves animals or consciousness exploration, and leave a review. Your support helps expand these conversations globally. Support the show Contact us at  www.animaltalk.com.au

    1h 3m
  2. APR 29

    The Elephant Who Refused to Die: Listening Beyond Words (Part 2)

    Send us Fan Mail 🐾 Episode Description In Part 2 of this powerful conversation, Roxy Danckwerts shares the extraordinary story of Moyo the elephant—a story of survival, intuition, and an unbreakable bond between human and animal. After a devastating injury that nearly claimed her life, Moyo’s journey becomes a profound lesson in listening—not just with our ears, but with our hearts. Through intuition, connection, and trust, Roxy is guided to make a life-saving decision that defies logic and transforms everything. Trisha McCagh explores the deeper meaning behind these moments—how animals communicate, how humans can access higher awareness, and why presence and connection are more important now than ever. The episode expands into a global conversation around wildlife conservation, habitat loss, ethical tourism, and the urgent need for humanity to reconnect with nature. From elephant migration corridors in Zimbabwe to urban wildlife struggles in Australia, this is a call to awareness, responsibility, and action. This isn’t just a story about one elephant—it’s about the future of our planet and our place within it. 🐶 Episode Highlights The life-and-death story of Moyo the elephant How intuition guided a critical, life-saving decision The emotional and spiritual bond between human and animal The reality of poaching, habitat loss, and conservation challenges Why ethical tourism matters more than ever The importance of educating future generations about animals 🐾 Episode Chapters 00:00 – Welcome back & the power of listening  00:41 – Moyo’s rescue and early struggles  03:30 – A devastating injury and fight for survival  06:30 – A near-death experience and profound message  10:30 – Intuition, connection, and a life-saving breakthrough  14:00 – Life at the sanctuary & working with wildlife  18:00 – Habitat loss and the importance of wildlife corridors  22:00 – Conservation challenges in Africa vs Australia  26:00 – Ethical tourism and human impact  30:00 – Legacy, purpose, and the future of conservation  34:00 – How to support wildlife conservation efforts 👤 About the Guest Roxy Danckwerts is the founder of Wild is Life and the Zimbabwe Elephant Nursery. A passionate conservationist and wildlife rehabilitator, Roxy has dedicated her life to rescuing, raising, and rewilding orphaned elephants and other wildlife. Her work focuses not only on rehabilitation but also on habitat preservation, anti-poaching efforts, and creating safe migration corridors for animals to return to the wild.T To support Roxy’s work, visit Wild is Life and consider donating or subscribing to their updates. https://wildislife.org/zimbabwe-elephant-nursery/  🐾 Animal News Trisha is joined by Dana Saidi to explore the global reality of poaching and human impact on wildlife. They break down a crucial truth: without demand, there is no supply. The illegal wildlife trade continues because people continue to buy products derived from animals. The conversation expands into the environmental shifts seen during the COVID-19 lockdowns—clear waterways, wildlife returning to urban areas, and ecosystems beginning to restore themselves when human pressure was removed. 🎧 If this episode touched your heart, please follow, share, and leave a review of Animal Talk with Trisha McCagh. Your support helps amplify the voices of animals and the people working tirelessly to protect them. Together, we can create a world where animals are truly heard.  #WildlifeConservation #AnimalCommunication #WildlifeRescue #EthicalTourism #RoxyDanckw Support the show Contact us at  www.animaltalk.com.au

    1 hr
  3. APR 22

    “Animals Know More Than We Do… And Science Is Catching Up”

    Send us Fan Mail 🐾 Episode Description  Trisha is joined by Pete Smith from the Institute for Quantum Consciousness to explore one of the most profound topics of our time—consciousness itself. Together, they bridge science and spirituality, diving into the nature of the quantum field, the continuity of consciousness beyond the physical body, and the deep interconnectedness between humans, animals, and the universe. This episode challenges conventional thinking and invites you to consider that we are not just physical beings—but multi-dimensional consciousness having a human (and sometimes animal) experience. Trisha and Pete explore the role animals play in our soul journey, revealing them as wise, sentient beings who may be guiding us more than we realise. 🐶 Episode Highlights The growing scientific and spiritual convergence around consciousness Accessing the afterlife while still in the physical body The concept of reincarnation and the “wheel of life” Animals as sentient, spiritual beings—not lesser, but possibly more evolved The idea that we choose our form (human, animal, or otherwise) based on experience Why animals may not have ego—and what that teaches us Real stories of animals sensing beyond the visible world How pets may recognise soul energy beyond the human “disguise” ⏱️ Episode Chapters 00:00 – Welcome & the global shift in consciousness  01:13 – Meet Pete Smith & his work in quantum consciousness  03:35 – Accessing the afterlife while still alive  05:31 – What is consciousness? (The ocean analogy)  07:02 – Animals in the multi-dimensional field  09:23 – Choosing our form: human vs animal experiences  11:00 – Are animals sentient spiritual beings?  12:45 – What animals can see that we can’t  16:19 – The intelligence and intuition of cats  18:23 – Key differences between human and animal consciousness  22:41 – Animals in the afterlife & soul connections 👤 About the Guest Pete Smith is a teacher, author, and consciousness explorer, and the founder of the Institute for Quantum Consciousness. With over two decades of experience, he has worked extensively in the field of spiritual regression and life-between-lives exploration through the Michael Newton Institute, where he previously served as president.  Institute for Quantum Consciousness:   www.instituteforquantumconsciousness.com  Peter Smith: www.quantumconsciousness.com.au   Documentary: www.unlockingquantumconsciousness.com 🐾 Animal News A fascinating story explores how animals perceive unseen energies—highlighting a bloodhound named Georgia who reacted strongly to a 100-year-old portrait. Through intuitive communication, it was revealed that Georgia sensed “unsettling energy” around the image—reinforcing what many pet owners already suspect: animals can detect subtle energetic shifts far beyond human perception. 🔮 Coming Up in Part 2 In Part 2, the conversation goes even deeper… ✨ Explore the concept of soul groups and how they influence your life  ✨ Discover the fascinating idea of group consciousness in animals  ✨ Uncover what this all means for your connection with your own animals 🎧 If this episode resonated with you, share it with someone who loves animals, spirituality, or exploring the deeper mysteries of life. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and stay connected for more heart-opening conversations. #AnimalTalk #QuantumConsciousness #AnimalCommunication #SpiritualAwakening #ConsciousnessShift #SoulJourney #PetIntuition #AnimalsAsTeachers #Afterlife #Ene Support the show Contact us at  www.animaltalk.com.au

    50 min
  4. APR 15

    I Spoke to Her Lion—What Happened Next Shocked Me

    Send us Fan Mail 🌿 Episode Overview Trisha reconnects with wildlife rescuer and conservationist Roxy Dankwerts—after 20 years. What begins as a heartfelt reunion unfolds into a powerful conversation about life, purpose, and the profound bond between humans and animals. Roxy shares her extraordinary journey rescuing and rehabilitating orphaned wildlife, including elephants, lions, and cheetahs, and the emotional realities that come with this work. Trisha and Roxy explore the importance of truly listening to animals, the unseen emotional world of wildlife, and the responsibility humans carry when interacting with both wild and captive animals. 🐶 Key Takeaways Every animal is an individual with its own personality, needs, and preferences Not all animals want to be “saved”—listening is essential Compassion fatigue is real True conservation goes beyond saving—it includes respect, ethics, and understanding Animals are powerful teachers of presence, awareness, and authenticity Human ego can interfere with genuine connection and ethical care ⏱️ Episode Chapters 00:00 – Introduction to Roxy Dankwerts and her incredible work  01:14 – A heartfelt reunion after 20 years  02:47 – The story of Bones the lion and animal communication  06:28 – Meeting Diesel and Levi the cheetahs  10:14 – The emotional impact of wildlife rescue work  13:14 – Roxy’s early connection to animals  17:39 – Personal relationships with rescued animals  20:12 – Animal communication in action  23:22 – Lessons from animals and the importance of listening  26:59 – Letting go of ego in conservation work  30:22 – The elephant nursery and rescue realities  32:10 – Ethical rescue and knowing when to let go  35:30 – Supporting animals through compassion and awareness 🐾 Animal News This episode explores the complex and often controversial world of wildlife tourism and captivity, with a focus on ethical considerations. The welfare of animals in tourism settings such as koala encounters The fine line between conservation funding and exploitation The importance of preserving natural habitats over creating artificial experiences How animals experience human interaction—and why many don’t seek it The need for more ethical, animal-first approaches in conservation and tourism Just because humans enjoy an experience doesn’t mean animals do. 👤 Our Guest Roxy Dankwerts is a passionate wildlife rescuer and conservationist, and the founder of Wild is Life and the Zimbabwe Elephant Nursery. Roxy’s efforts have gained international recognition, including a Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Fund for Animal Welfare. Beyond rescue, she is committed to educating others, promoting ethical conservation, and fostering a deeper understanding of the sentience and emotional lives of animals. https://wildislife.org/zimbabwe-elephant-nursery/ 🔮 Coming Up in Part 2 Roxy shares the powerful story of Moyo, a rescued elephant who became a guiding force in her life and work.  Trisha and Roxy explore: The global impact of poaching and conservation challenges What animals experienced during COVID—and what it revealed about humanity The future of ethical wildlife care and communication 🎧 Listen, Share & Stay Connected Follow, subscribe, and stay connected with Animal Talk with Trisha McCagh for more powerful conversations that deepen our understanding of animals and the world we share. #AnimalTalk #WildlifeRescue #AnimalCommunication #ElephantRescue   #EthicalTourism  Support the show Contact us at  www.animaltalk.com.au

    1 hr
  5. APR 8

    The Truth About Euthanasia from the Animal’s Perspective

    Send us Fan Mail ✨ Episode Summary This deeply moving continuation of Animal Talk with Trisha McCagh invites you into one of the most profound and misunderstood moments in the human–animal bond—the final goodbye. In Part 2, Trisha is again joined by Dr Ann Haccara Holdsworth from Pets at Peace Home Vet Australia, as they go beyond the “how” of euthanasia and into the heart, soul, and experience of the animal themselves. Together, they explore what animals truly feel at the end of life—revealing that fear is rarely theirs… but often ours.  This conversation gently reframes death, not as something to dread, but as a transition that can be peaceful, conscious, and even filled with moments of love and joy. 💫 What You’ll Learn  What animals actually experience at the moment of passing Why animals are not afraid of death—and what they focus on instead How our emotions can influence the timing of their transition The powerful difference between home euthanasia and clinical settings Important questions to ask (including sedation vs anaesthesia) Whether children and other pets should be present—and how to decide The role of animal communication in bringing clarity and peace How to shift from grief and guilt into gratitude and love ⏱ Key Moments  00:00 Introduction 01:02 Home vs clinic euthanasia 03:21 Animal experience at end of life 06:33 Creating a peaceful passing 07:52 Comfort, familiarity & choice 09:31 Home euthanasia process 11:25 End-of-life stories 14:21 Choosing the right vet 16:37 Trusting your intuition 17:44 Aftercare options 19:33 Different vet approaches 22:32 Sedation vs anaesthesia 24:21 Key questions to ask 28:53 Children & other pets 33:40 Grief support 39:14 Vet wellbeing 41:01 Final reflections 🎙️ About the Guest Dr Ann Haccara Holdsworth is a compassionate in-home veterinarian with Pets at Peace Home Vet Australia, specialising in end-of-life care. Her approach is deeply personalised, creating calm, loving environments where animals can pass peacefully in familiar surroundings.  📌 Connect with Dr Ann / Pets at Peace Home Vet: Website & Facebook: https://www.petsatpeacehomevet.com/ Serving Western Australia with compassionate, in-home end-of-life care. 🐊 Animal News Segment – “The Emotional Support Alligator” This week’s story takes us to Florida, where a man has been bringing his emotional support alligator into public spaces like Walmart—sparking concern, confusion, and ultimately a ban. But what does the animal think? The alligator expressed confusion about what’s expected of him Discomfort being dressed and placed in unnatural environments Awareness of fear and rejection from people around him A desire to simply live as an alligator—free, in water, in the sun 💛 Because love isn’t about what we want— it’s about what feels right for them. 💬 Final Thought Even in goodbye, there can be peace. Even in grief, there can be gratitude. And even at the end… love doesn’t leave—it simply changes form. 📲 Follow, Share & Support If this episode touched your heart, please follow, share, and subscribe to Animal Talk with Trisha McCagh. Your support helps bring these deeply meaningful conversations to more people—and reminds others they’re not alone in these moments. 🔥 Hashtags #AnimalTalkPodcast #TrishaMcCagh #AnimalCommunication #PetLossSupport #RainbowBridge #AnimalLovers #PetParentLife #EndOfLifeCare #EuthanasiaWithLove #AnimalHealing #SpiritualAnimals #PetGrief  #AnimalSoul #GriefSupport #PetLossJourney #Love Support the show Contact us at  www.animaltalk.com.au

    34 min
  6. APR 1

    Edgar Cayce And Animals In The Afterlife

    Send us Fan Mail 🐾 Episode Summary In Part 2 of this deeply heartfelt conversation, Trisha McCagh continues her exploration with Jenny E. Taylor into the spiritual lives of animals, reincarnation, and the enduring connection between humans and their animal companions.  Building on the insights shared in Part 1 about the teachings of Edgar Cayce, this episode dives deeper into questions many animal lovers carry in their hearts: Do our animals return to us? Are they still with us after they pass? And how do soul connections with animals continue across lifetimes?  Trisha and Jenny share powerful real-life stories of animal reincarnation, including uncanny examples of animals returning to their families in new forms. They also explore the profound idea that animals often remain energetically connected to us after death, walking alongside our lives even when we cannot physically see them.  The conversation also touches on compassion for animals, ethical treatment, and the lessons animals bring into our lives—teaching us unconditional love, loyalty, and presence. Through Jenny’s decades of research and experience with animal advocacy, listeners are reminded that animals are not simply companions, but fellow travelers on our soul’s journey. This episode offers comfort to anyone grieving the loss of a beloved animal and provides a hopeful perspective: love never truly disappears—it simply changes form.  ⏱ Chapters / Timestamps  00:00 – Welcome back to Part 2  00:20 – Can we ask animal souls to return?  03:15 – Soul groups and spiritual connections  06:18 – Real stories of animal reincarnation  10:30 – Personal experiences with animal communication  14:00 – Animals greeting loved ones in the afterlife  17:00 – Compassion and advocacy for animals  19:15 – Healing grief after losing a beloved pet  🐦 Animal News Segment  The Amazing Intelligence of Crows In this fascinating segment of Animal News, Trisha and Dana explore groundbreaking research into the intelligence of crows and other corvids. Long misunderstood as “bird brains,” crows are now recognised as some of the most intelligent animals on the planet.  From crafting tools to retrieve food to using traffic to crack nuts, crows demonstrate remarkable problem-solving abilities. Research shows their cognitive skills rival those of great apes, and they can even remember food locations for months. Trisha shares personal stories of communicating with neighbourhood crows and observing their teamwork, social intelligence, and playful personalities.  👤 About the Guest  Jenny E. Taylor is a spiritual educator, animal advocate, and researcher of Edgar Cayce’s teachings on animals, nature, and consciousness.  She is also the author of The Age of a Spider Monkey, written under the pen name Jeannie K. Bailey, sharing her experiences observing animals and reflecting on their intelligence and emotional depth.  https://www.amazon.com.au/Age-Spider-Monkey-Other-Revelations/dp/B0B2HN9RSB  🎧 Listen, Share & Stay Connected Thank you for listening to Animal Talk with Trisha McCagh. If this episode touched your heart, follow the podcast, share it with fellow animal lovers, and help us continue giving a voice to the wisdom of animals and the natural world.  🌐 www.animaltalk.com.au  🐾 Hashtags #AnimalTalkPodcast #TrishaMcCagh #JennyETaylor #AnimalReincarnation #AnimalAfterlife #AnimalSouls #PetLossHealing #AnimalWisdom #AnimalCommunication #AnimalSpirits #CrowIntelligence #Corvids #AnimalConsciousness #NatureWisdom#RobertIrwin Support the show Contact us at  www.animaltalk.com.au

    49 min
  7. MAR 25

    The Sacred Goodbye: Compassion, Choice & the End-of-Life Journey of Animals - Part 1

    Send us Fan Mail ✨ Episode Summary This deeply heartfelt episode of Animal Talk with Trisha McCagh opens an important and often avoided conversation—end-of-life care for our beloved animals. Joined by veterinarian Dr. Anne Haccara-Holdsworth, Trisha explores what it truly means to support an animal through their final transition with love, dignity, and compassion. Together, they gently unpack the meaning of euthanasia—literally “a good death”—and reframe it as an act of profound care rather than loss. Through personal stories, professional insight, and emotional honesty, this episode offers comfort, clarity, and a new perspective on one of the most difficult decisions animal guardians face. 💫 What You’ll Learn in This Episode Why end-of-life care is one of the greatest acts of love The emotional challenges of deciding “when it’s time” Why waiting too long can create unnecessary suffering How to create a peaceful, loving passing at home The importance of reframing this moment as a celebration of life Why animals deserve dignity, comfort, and familiarity in their final moments 🐾 Key Takeaways There is no “perfect” time—but there is a compassionate window Animals don’t fear death in the same way humans do Much of the hesitation comes from our own grief and fear A peaceful passing can become a cherished memory, not a traumatic one Supporting your animal’s transition is a final act of devotion and gratitude 💛 Memorable Moments Dr. Anne’s childhood calling to help animals—and the baby birds that started it all The heartbreaking yet transformative loss of Kimmy “Better a week too early than a day too late” The powerful reframe: this moment as a celebration of life 🎙️ About the Guest Dr. Anne is a compassionate in-home mobile veterinarian specialising in end-of-life care for pets. She creates personalised experiences that honour the VIP (Very Important Pet) and their family, ensuring peaceful, loving, and joyful transitions.  With years of clinical experience and a focus on tailored care, Dr. Anne guides pet parents through every step of the process, from choosing the right environment and treats to supporting other animals and children during these final moments. 📌 Connect with Dr. Anne: Website & Facebook: https://www.petsatpeacehomevet.com/ Serving Western Australia with compassionate, tailored in-home end-of-life care. 🐾 Animal News Segment – “The Gift-Giving Cat” This week’s story features a cheeky feline named Leo, known for “collecting” treasures from the neighbourhood. ✨ What this reveals:  Cats often bring items home as offerings—symbols of care, contribution, and instinctive love. Instead of seeing these behaviours as inconvenient, this is your invitation to: Recognise your cat’s efforts Appreciate their intention Strengthen your bond through gratitude Because to them… it’s not random—it’s love. 💛 🔮 What’s Coming in Part 2 In the next episode, we go even deeper into: The animal’s perspective of death and dying What animals are truly feeling (and what they’re not afraid of) Guilt, grief, and how to release the “would’ve, should’ve, could’ve” How animal communication can support this transition 🔗 Stay Connected If this episode touched your heart or brought you comfort, please follow, share, and leave a review. Your support helps us continue to bring these powerful, compassionate conversations to animal lovers around the world Share this episode with someone who may need it today 💛 #AnimalTalkPodcast #TrishaMcCagh #AnimalCommunication #PetLossSupp Support the show Contact us at  www.animaltalk.com.au

    57 min
  8. MAR 18

    Animals, Nature & the Collective Soul (Part 1)

    Send us Fan Mail 🐾 Episode Overview Do animals have souls?  Do animals reincarnate?  And what role do they play in humanity’s spiritual evolution? In this deeply insightful episode Trisha McCagh speaks with researcher Jennie Taylor, who has spent years studying the teachings of legendary clairvoyant Edgar Cayce. Drawing from Cayce’s thousands of spiritual readings, Jennie shares remarkable insights into the spiritual lives of animals — including ideas about animal souls, reincarnation, collective consciousness, and humanity’s relationship with nature. Together, Trisha and Jennie explore the concept that animals may exist within a “group mind” or collective intelligence, while still forming individual soul connections with humans. 🔊 Memorable Quotes “Animals are one of the purest forms on this planet — they reflect us so we can see ourselves.”  — Trisha McCagh “Nature is the best book of all.”  — Edgar Cayce “Communication with animals isn’t a gift — it’s a choice.”  — Trisha McCagh ⏱️ Episode Chapters00:00 Introduction to Jennie Taylor  05:10 Discovering Edgar Cayce’s teachings about animals  12:30 Animals as spiritual teachers  18:40 Understanding the animal “group mind”  26:15 Individual animals and human relationships  33:20 Stories of animal reincarnation  41:10 Communicating with animal collectives 🐾 Animal News  Trisha and co-host Dana explore the story of Cole, a rescue cat who has gone viral on TikTok for his remarkable tarot-reading abilities. Cole appears to select tarot cards during readings, leaving viewers fascinated by his mysterious intuition. Is this coincidence — or something deeper? Trisha and Dana discuss why cats have long been associated with spiritual awareness and psychic sensitivity across cultures.  From sensing emotional energy to expressing wisdom with a touch of feline sass, Cole’s story is a playful reminder that our animals may be far more intuitive than we realise. 👤 About the GuestJennie Taylor has spent nearly two decades studying the teachings of Edgar Cayce, whose thousands of readings explored spirituality, health, reincarnation, and humanity’s connection to nature.  She is also the author of The Age of the Spider Monkey, which explores humanity’s evolving relationship with animals. Amazon Books https://www.amazon.com.au/Age-Spider-Monkey-Other-Revelations/dp/B0B2HN9RSB 🔮 Coming Up in Part 2In Part 2 of this fascinating conversation, Trisha and Jennie dive deeper into: Animal reincarnation stories from Cayce’s readings  What happens to animals in the afterlife  Whether animals can return to the same humans across lifetimes  The deeper spiritual purpose animals may play in human evolution 🎧 Listen, Share & Stay ConnectedIf this episode resonated with you, follow Animal Talk with Trisha McCagh, share it with fellow animal lovers, and help spread the message of compassion and connection with the natural world. 🌐 www.animaltalk.com.au #AnimalTalkPodcast #AnimalCommunication #AnimalWisdom #AnimalReincarnation #EdgarCayce #AnimalSpirits #NatureConnection #AnimalTeachers #PetsAreSpiritual #CatPsychic #AnimalGuidance #SpiritualAnimals #TrishaMcCagh Support the show Contact us at  www.animaltalk.com.au

    53 min

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Welcome to Animal Talk with Trisha McCagh, the podcast that gives animals a voice. Join internationally renowned animal communicator Trisha McCagh as she helps humans understand animals on a profound emotional and energetic level. In each episode, Trisha dives into the extraordinary world of animal communication, exploring the unseen connections that bind us with the creatures we share our planet with. We feature expert guests—from wildlife carers and veterinarians to animal trainers, behaviour specialists, —each bringing their own unique experiences and perspectives. Stay informed with the latest animal news from around the world, including emerging welfare issues, conservation updates, and remarkable animal stories that will inspire and enlighten. Whether you're an animal lover, a pet parent, or simply curious about the deeper intelligence of the animal kingdom, this podcast is your gateway to understanding animals on a whole new level. Tune in, open your heart, and start listening—because every animal has something to say.

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