Ever tried to communicate with your spirit guides and only heard your own voice in your head? Almost everyone has, and almost everyone has assumed it means they're making it up. They're not. The voice sounds like yours because that's how spirit guide communication actually works. A working medium explains why the voice is supposed to sound like yours, what spirit guides actually are, and why this is good news rather than evidence you don't have access.

Wanting to build a connection with your spirit guides and feel like nothing is happening? Most spirit guide practices fail because they're too complicated. A working medium shares the daily practice she teaches her students and uses herself: it takes thirty seconds in the morning and thirty seconds at night, requires no special setup, and does more to build a real working connection with your guides than any elaborate ceremony.

In Season 1, Episode 2 of the Mediumship Matters podcast, Hannah Macintyre explores what spirit guides really are, how they support growth, and why expectations can block connection. A grounded discussion about intuition, guidance, unconditional love, and why spirit guides don’t remove life’s lessons — they help us learn from them.

So, you’ve been working on your spiritual development, practicing meditation, and listening for guidance… but a sneaky little doubt keeps creeping in: "Is this my spirit guide speaking… or am I just making it up?" First of all— welcome to the club! Every medium and spiritual seeker has asked themselves this at some point. Spirit communication isn’t like a WhatsApp message from the other side (imagine how much easier life would be if it was). Instead, it’s subtle, nuanced, an

If you’ve ever thought, “Do I have a spirit guide?” or “Why won’t they just send me a WhatsApp?” , welcome to the wonderful world of spirit guides —where communication is subtle, guidance is powerful, and you’re not losing your mind (even if it feels like it). Spirit guides are here to support, nudge, and occasionally give you a spiritual kick up the backside when you’re not listening. But if your connection feels about as clear as a foggy radio signal, don’t worry—you can s