In this solo episode, Hannah explores one of the most misunderstood topics in mediumship: spirit guides. Rather than the stern, ethereal figures many people expect, Hannah explains that spirit guides are a team of loving, teacher-like energies who walk alongside us through this life — not to remove our lessons, but to support our growth through them. She unpacks common misconceptions (no, your grandad isn't your spirit guide, and yes, your angel might genuinely be called Joe), shares her own journey with a spirit guide drawing that taught her a valuable lesson, and explains why the real power of this work isn't in seeing your guides or knowing their names — it's in sitting with them, receiving their unconditional love, and letting that love change you from the inside out.

In this episode, Hannah Macintyre explores the idea of “dark energies” through a listener’s frightening childhood experience. She challenges the belief in evil spirits, explaining that she no longer believes in demons or negative entities. Instead, she sees the spirit world as entirely rooted in light and love.

Hannah suggests that what people perceive as dark or spooky is often created by human emotion—especially fear, trauma, and unresolved experiences. These can build into dense energy that feels external or even “entity-like,” but is actually a projection shaped by the mind. She also explains that places can hold emotional imprints, which are amplified over time by people expecting something scary.

Poltergeist activity, she says, may either be a desperate attempt at communication or a manifestation of built-up human energy. Ultimately, her message is reassuring: there is nothing to fear from spirit—only from the stories and energy we create ourselves.

In this episode, Hannah Macintyre responds to a listener’s question about connecting with loved ones in spirit without using a medium. She acknowledges the pain of grief, explaining that while loved ones are still present energetically, their physical absence remains deeply felt. She emphasises that connection with spirit is a natural ability, but one that requires patience, practice, and overcoming self-doubt.
Hannah compares developing this connection to building a muscle, encouraging regular “sitting with spirit” as a simple, consistent practice. However, she notes that communication is often subtle and can take time to recognise.
She also explains different types of readings—psychic, card, and mediumship—and stresses that mediums cannot predict the future due to free will. Instead, their role is to guide and empower. Ultimately, she highlights that true mediumship is about love, connection, and personal responsibility, not dependency or certainty.

In this episode, Hannah sits down with Gordon Smith — one of the most respected evidential mediums in the UK and a teacher whose work has shaped generations of developing mediums. Known for his grounded, no-nonsense approach to spirit communication, Gordon shares stories from his decades of practice, his views on where mediumship is heading, and his thoughts on the responsibilities that come with the work. The conversation covers his early days as 'The Psychic Barber' in Glasgow, what he's learned from teaching at Arthur Findlay College, the difference between good and poor mediumship, and why integrity matters more now than ever in a noisy spiritual marketplace.