🎄 Holiday Re-Release

Actor Kim Rhodes (Supernatural, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody) joins Medium Curious to talk about intuition, mediumship, psychic experiences, and what it really means to be alive.

While the Medium Curious gals take a short holiday pause, we’re thrilled to bring back one of our most beloved conversations from Season One — originally released on March 6, 2024.

In this episode, Sarah and Jane sit down with longtime friend, actor, and truth-teller Kim Rhodes for a candid, funny, and deeply grounding conversation about spirituality without the fluff. Kim explores whether mediumship is actually supernatural at all, or simply a natural part of the human experience — and shares wild, heartfelt stories from her own intuitive life along the way.

Expect laughter, honesty, and more than a few truth bombs (delivered in classic Kim Rhodes style). From light waves and Akashic Records to sobriety, joy, and the full spectrum of being human, this episode is a reminder that spiritual growth doesn’t mean transcending life — it means fully inhabiting it.

✨ Listener Note: There are swear words in this episode, mostly a tame usage but there is a flurry at 26:30 if you want to skip, it mostly ends at 27:00 (although it’s so dang funny)

This conversation is so fun thanks to Kim’s infectious energy and grounded wisdom shining through as she reminds us that to be alive is to love.

• Why mediumship may be natural rather than supernatural

• Pain and suffering as catalysts for growth

• Everyone’s innate capacity for intuition

• What it means to be a “light wave”

• Kim’s first experiences communicating with the dead

• Her soul’s purpose (per the Akashic Records): JOY

• Why sobriety and spiritual growth don’t exempt us from being human

“I am convinced love exists and is running the show…” — Kim Rhodes

“Our brain is our calendar — it gets us from Point A to Point B — but living from the heart is where it’s at.” — Sarah Rathke

“We are lucky to be on this earth.” — Jane Morgan

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In this final Sunday Solo episode of the year, Jane Morgan reflects on the beliefs we inherit, absorb, and unknowingly allow to run our inner operating systems—long after they’ve stopped serving us.

Through a deeply personal story from her own therapeutic and spiritual work, Jane explores how mistaken beliefs can calcify into powerful internal rules that shape our reactions, relationships, intuition, and sense of safety. She shares a profound moment of insight around a core belief she discovered—that being “wrong” meant danger—and how, with support, she was able to release it.

This episode is an invitation to slow down during the holiday season, take a compassionate look at the stories guiding your life, and gently ask: Is this belief still true?

Rather than offering fixes or formulas, Jane encourages curiosity, softness, and self-trust—especially when listening to intuition feels harder than pleasing others. With reflections on meditation, two-way prayer, intuition, inner child work, and honoring your own “no,” this episode is a warm fireside companion for the darker days leading up to the solstice.

As Medium Curious heads into a short winter break, Jane also shares what’s coming in the new year—including exciting guests, a new round of Clair Club, and an upcoming Higher Calling cohort.

• How mistaken beliefs form—and why they often feel impossible to remove

• A personal story of uncovering a deeply embedded belief around being “wrong”

• Why many beliefs once protected us, even if they now create suffering

• How moments of emotional upset can point to hidden belief systems

• The idea of “snapshotting” reactions to gently investigate what’s underneath

• How meditation, intuition, and spiritual support can reveal stuck stories

• Using two-way prayer or intuitive writing to access inner guidance

• Trusting your intuition—even when it disappoints others

• Why honoring yourself isn’t selfish (and may be long overdue)

• What belief might be quietly running my life right now?

• Where did this story come from—and is it still true?

• What belief once kept me safe, but now feels heavy or outdated?

• What might happen if I held this belief more lightly?

• Medium Curious Podcast

• Elizabeth Gilbert’s Letters from Love (two-way prayer practice)

• Reflections on intuition, guides, angels, and spiritual support

• Perdita Finn episode (referenced earlier in the season)

• Clair Club (starting mid-January): A six-week intuitive development experience with brand-new exercises and community connection. 🎁 Giveaway alert! Enter via email at mediumcurious.com or on Instagram for a chance to join for free.

• Higher Calling (new cohort opening February): For those feeling the nudge to deepen their access to their higher self and pursue a creative calling. Learn more at janemorganmedium.com

Lauren Robertson—evidential medium since age 16 and author of The Medium in Manolos—returns to talk about what it really takes to do public demonstrations of mediumship (“platform mediumship”). She shares why confidence is built through exposure, how to reframe anxiety into excitement, and how platform work differs from 1:1 readings (snappier evidence, more communal impact, and clear energy management). Lauren also opens up about skeptics, the role of inner work in becoming a stronger medium, and why ethical compensation matters—especially to prevent burnout and exploitation. The episode closes with Lauren’s core advice: be yourself, because platform mediumship isn’t performance—it’s sacred service.

• Confidence comes from exposure, not perfection. The fastest way through the fear is repeating the experience until your nervous system learns it’s safe.
• Reframe nerves as excitement. Anxiety often shows up when you add pressure about how you’ll look or whether you’ll “mess it up.”
• Platform mediumship is different from 1:1 readings. Public demos need quick, clear, evidential messages that lift the whole room—whether or not everyone gets read.
• Use “communal evidence,” especially objects. Describing an object someone has in their bag/pocket can create a shared moment of awe for the entire audience.
• Stop people-pleasing; start energy management. You’re not there to make everyone happy—you’re a channel for Spirit, and the audience is part of the energetic circuit.
• Call out skeptics with vulnerability. Naming what they might be thinking can disarm defensiveness and lower the emotional temperature in the room.
• Inner work strengthens mediumship. Healing shame, old beliefs, trauma, and people-pleasing patterns can directly improve courage, clarity, and stamina on the platform.
• Money + mediumship can be ethical and sacred. Fair compensation helps mediums stay resourced, confident, and less vulnerable to exploitation—while still leaving room to serve for free at times.
• Mediumship may be a spectrum. Like any skill, people vary in openness, compassion, creativity—and the role mediumship plays can still be meaningful even if someone isn’t meant to demonstrate publicly.

“When we feel anxious or nervous… what we actually really feel is excited.”

“The audience… they are a battery, they are an energy source…”

“You are not there to please anybody. You are there as a mouthpiece… of the spirit world.”

“You should be able to step away from the platform feeling energised…”

“Mediumship isn’t a performance, it’s a sacred calling.”

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