What Makes a Good Medium? Demonstration, One-to-Ones & Healing with Integrity

In this open and insightful solo episode, Hannah Macintyre unpacks the qualities that truly make a good medium—both on stage and in one-to-one readings. Reflecting on her recent demonstration and a night watching Tony Stockwell in action, Hannah explores the balance between skill, service, and soul, and how expectations (from mediums and sitters!) shape every spiritual encounter.

This episode dives into:

• The difference between demonstrating and private reading mediumship—and what each requires
• Why expectations can cloud the experience, and the importance of staying open
• Spirit communication: how it really works and why mediums can’t control who or what comes through
• The emotional vulnerability of working publicly with spirit and being willing to be wrong
• Why kindness, clarity, vocabulary, and presence matter just as much as evidence
• The importance of creating a healing, supportive space for clients—and for yourself
• Professional standards, self-awareness, and how the journey of mediumship is really a journey into self

This is a must-listen for anyone developing their mediumship—or simply wondering what it takes to do this work with heart and authenticity.

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