In this lively, honest, and incredibly helpful solo episode, Hannah Macintyre answers three fantastic listener questions about everything from demonstration venues and audience energy to the challenges of mediumship development. With her signature blend of humour, heart, and practical insight, Hannah dives into the nitty-gritty of working with spirit in real-world settings—and what it really takes to grow.

This empowering and wide-ranging episode covers:

• How venue energy, audience vibe, and even strip lighting can affect a mediumship demo
• Why Hannah avoids sad songs and leans into 90s bangers (because spirit should feel like a celebration!)
• The challenges of finding the right venues for uplifting, modern mediumship—and why it’s not always as easy as it seems
• Boundaries, expectations, and learning to say no to house readings and draining spaces
• Kate’s powerful dilemma: what if you want mediumship, but it doesn’t come naturally?
• The truth about “natural ability,” imposter syndrome, and spiritual permission
• The two types of mediumship development—and how to know what kind of teaching you need
• Why evidential mediumship takes practice, guts, and going beyond “spirit guide fluff”
• John’s powerful stories of spirit encounters—and how to reclaim your peace, purpose, and control
• Frequency, boundaries, and remembering that you get to choose how (and when) you connect

Whether you’re a developing medium, a curious listener, or someone navigating spirit’s call, this episode is packed with aha moments, relatable stories, and gentle encouragement to trust your path.

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