What happens when you realize the world is more porous than you were ever taught to believe?

In Part One of this two-part conversation, we sit down with psychic medium Jenson Smith for an open, thoughtful discussion about how she first discovered her abilities — and what it was like to recognize that her experiences weren’t shared by everyone around her.

Jenson shares her personal journey of awakening, including the early moments that made her question what she was sensing, the challenges of trusting those perceptions, and the long process of learning how to sharpen, understand, and responsibly live with her gift.

Rather than leaning into spectacle or sensational claims, this conversation focuses on lived experience: what it feels like to navigate a world where intuition runs deeper, how discernment is developed over time, and what it means to carry a gift that can be both illuminating and isolating.

This is a quiet, reflective entry point into a much larger conversation — one rooted in curiosity, humility, and a willingness to sit with mystery rather than explain it away.

Part Two will explore what it’s like communicating with deceased loved ones, what Jenson believes the other side is like, and how these experiences have shaped her understanding of life, death, and continuity.

Jenson Smith is a psychic medium whose work centers on intuitive development, spirit communication, and helping others better understand their own intuitive capacities.

Her approach emphasizes grounding, discernment, and ethical responsibility — focusing not on fear or theatrics, but on connection, healing, and meaning. Jenson speaks openly about the challenges of discovering her abilities and the discipline required to work with them thoughtfully and safely.

https://www.jensonsmith.com/psychic-medium

IG: https://www.instagram.com/jensonperson/

➡️ Part Two of this conversation goes deeper into spirit communication, encounters with deceased loved ones, and reflections on what may exist beyond this life.

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