This week on Woo Wisdom, Andy Walker revisits a Season 1 conversation with psychic medium Jennifer Shaffer, a former stockbroker who now works with law enforcement on missing persons cases, murder investigations, and cold cases.

This updated version includes a new real-life twist. During the original January 2026 interview, Jennifer walked Andy through her intuitive process to help locate his wife’s missing Audi key fob. She pointed toward the garage, the laundry room, and something like a bag or container. Months later, while editing the video version for YouTube, Andy found the key where Jennifer said it would be.

Jennifer explains how she receives intuitive information, why detachment matters, and how anyone can practice using intuition to find missing objects, make decisions, and ask better questions. She also talks about her work with law enforcement, her early experiences with intuition, and the role of meditation, heart coherence, and nonjudgment in becoming a clearer receiver of information.

How to find anything psychically

Jennifer Shaffer walks Andy through a simple intuitive method for finding lost things.

Get quiet. Picture the object clearly. Notice the first place, image, word, feeling, or body sensation that comes in. Then gently push further without judging the information too quickly.

In Andy’s case, Jennifer first feels into the missing Audi key fob and it turns up months later where she said it would be.

Andy shares a new follow-up story about using Jennifer’s lost-object method with his son Carter. After Carter loses a computer cable, Andy guides him through the same process Jennifer demonstrated in the episode: close your eyes, notice the first place that comes in, put your hands out, and feel your way toward the object. Carter follows the pull upstairs to his bedroom and finds the missing cable.

Then Jennifer goes deeper into how to work with intuition without letting fear take over. She explains how to ask whether a feeling, thought, headache, or emotional charge actually belongs to you, and why sensitive people can sometimes pick up information that is not theirs to carry.

Jennifer also discusses intuitive protection, judgment, signs from loved ones, and why fear can distort what comes through. Her core message is simple: everyone has intuition, but clarity comes from practice, detachment, and learning not to overrule the first information that arrives.