Exploring Death

Lisa’s podcast has significantly helped with my death anxiety. She is such a wonderful person and I’m so thankful for her and her guests, and I’m definitely thinking of becoming a hospice volunteer now because of her

I have been through the hospice experience with my Mom and this definitely is some of what I experienced. I love the fact your trying to give Hospice a positive experience for families and soften the death experience for those whose life it involves. I have had positive results and am at peace. It’s a difficult topic that people tend not to talk about and this needs to change- nobody is getting out alive so why not make it a little easier? Keep educating us!

I really want to like this podcast it got pretty good content, however there is a break in my listening enjoyment when I hear a few things. I’m new to this podcast but not new to the subject. I’ve gone through 1 1/2 episodes and decided I just have to say something. 1. I get that you’re all millionaire and corporate but do you need to continually stereotype people you don’t want be like by calling them woowoo, long nailed, crystal balls, moo moo wearing. Stop putting people down. These things will not apply to most of your listeners any more than what few are millionaires. 2. I love tarot reading, numerology readings, astrology readings, whatever readings, BUT it is extremely bad form and poor taste in any reading to tell people that your reading of the cards you just pulled suggests, even remotely, that it’s about a journey in listening to YOUR podcast. That’s like me reading your cards and telling you i can heal you for more of your money. It’s just wrong and your not ready to read for others if you don’t know the difference. I’ve decided to skip from half way through your second episode to your most recent to see if it’s improved.

My vibration is always raised after listening to Lisa and her interviewees. Incredible stories of light and love, illuminating the hidden forces and possibilities for our own lives! Lisa is a gift to this planet and I am so grateful I discovered her on Kirsty Salisbury’s podcast, “Let’s Talk Near Death”. Thank you, Lisa!