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.

Are alien abductions real, or are thousands of people somehow reporting the same strange patterns by coincidence?

Simon Bown, host of Our Paranormal Afterlife and author of Aspects of Alien Abduction: Shocking UFO Encounters, Volume One, returns to Woo Wisdom to explore one of the strangest edges of human experience: alien abduction accounts and their connection to consciousness.

Simon has interviewed many people who report contact, missing time, strange body marks, childhood encounters, screen memories, classroom-like learning environments, medical procedures, hybrid children, and beings ranging from Grays to Nordics, mantis beings, and reptilians.

In this episode, Andy and Simon explore why these stories often seem to follow a sequence, beginning in childhood with non-threatening images such as clowns, owls, monkeys, or other figures, then moving into teaching experiences, missing time, and more disturbing adult encounters.

Full show notes:

https://woowisdom.com/s2ep10

in this episode is how to recognize possible signs of an abduction experience and what to do about it. Simon explains why people should not panic or jump to conclusions, but instead look for repeated patterns, write down memories or marks, educate themselves through experiencer accounts, and, if needed, seek out a hypnotherapist who has experience working carefully with strange or anomalous memories.

This conversation is disturbing, fascinating, and deeply Woo Wisdom. It starts with UFOs, but it does not stay there. It leads into memory, trauma, incarnation, intuition, and what human consciousness may really be.

In the Woo Wisdom Plus extended episode, Andy shares two personal experiences with Simon: strange lights seen during a consciousness retreat in Sedona and a frightening middle-of-the-night encounter involving paralysis and the image of a Gray alien face.

Was it anxiety, sleep paralysis, dream imagery, or something stranger?

Simon responds through the lens of his research and opens the door to an even deeper conversation about alien contact, NDEs, out-of-body experiences, fairy lore, hypnosis, and the strange places where all of these phenomena seem to overlap.

For extended episode access, become a Woo Wisdom+ member:

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Do you believe in fairies? And if you don’t, would you still know better than to mess with them?

In this episode of Woo Wisdom, Andy Walker talks with Welsh author, witch, druid, teacher, and folklorist Mhara Starling about the trouble with fairies, why they are not Tinkerbell, and how fairy lore opens a serious conversation about consciousness, ghosts, alien encounters, household spirits, and the unseen world.

Mhara is the author of Welsh Fairies: A Guide to the Lore, Legends, Denizens and Deities of the Otherworld. Her work explores Welsh fairy lore, Welsh magic, animism, witchcraft, druidry, and the old stories that still seem to hum underneath modern life.

In this conversation, Andy and Mhara explore the Welsh fair folk known as the Tylwyth Teg, the otherworld of Annwn, fairy mischief, fairy morality, liminal places, household spirits, and the strange caution that still surrounds fairy lore in Wales. Mhara also shares practical fairy etiquette for anyone curious enough to begin respectfully acknowledging the unseen presences that may live close to home.

This week’s Woo Skill is fairy etiquette for the woo curious. Mhara suggests beginning close to home by acknowledging the spirit or fairy associated with your own household. Set aside a small, respectful space where you can leave simple offerings such as milk, cheese, or a small piece of food. The point is not to demand proof or force an encounter, but to recognize your home as a living place with its own presence, memory, and unseen relationships.

She also recommends paying attention to liminal spaces and times. Fairies are traditionally associated with thresholds: doorways, bridges, edges of water, dawn, dusk, and the spaces between one state and another. If you want to explore fairy lore experientially, approach those places with humility, curiosity, and caution.

In the extended episode, Andy shares his own possible fairy encounter. In an old rectory in Grimsby, Ontario, and later in an old farmhouse, he noticed small shadowy forms seeming to peek around doorways at a low height. Mhara connects the experience to Welsh lore about the Pukka, a mischievous household or farm spirit that can begin as a trickster or poltergeist-like presence but sometimes becomes attached to a family.

The extended discussion also covers fairy protection, including iron, rowan berries, red thread charms, gorse, and the old folk practice of turning clothing inside out if one feels “pixie-led.” Mhara also explains the difference between trying to keep fairies away and building a cautious magical relationship with them.

Show notes: https://woowisdom.com/s2ep9

Guest: Mhara Starling

Book: Welsh Fairies: A Guide to the Lore, Legends, Denizens and Deities of the Otherworld

Buy it on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3S0FGlX

Host: Andy Walker

Show: Woo Wisdom

In this episode of Woo Wisdom, Andy Walker welcomes back wellness astrologer Stephanie Gailing for a grounded, practical look at the 2026 planetary shift and the great disruption it is bringing with it and the impact it will have for our personal lives, relationships, creativity, money, technology, and the wider world.

Stephanie explains why astrologers are paying close attention to the rare alignment of Uranus in Gemini, Neptune in Aries, and Pluto in Aquarius, and why she sees this moment not as something to fear, but as an invitation to wake up, release what no longer serves us, and consciously redesign the parts of life that feel stale, stuck, or out of alignment.

Andy and Stephanie explore why disruptions can open the door to bigger transformation, and how the July 2026 Barbault Basket alignment may offer a symbolic moment for reclaiming personal power, creativity, joy, and collective possibility.

If you’ve been feeling the pressure to change, but aren’t sure where to begin, this conversation offers a compassionate and useful way to start.

Show notes: https://woowisdon.com/s2ep8

The woo skill in this episode is learning how to work consciously with change instead of resisting it. Stephanie Gailing suggests that the 2026 planetary shift is not a reason to panic, but a chance to practice becoming your own “agent of disruption.”

That begins with small, intentional shifts. Rearrange a routine. Take a different route. Question an old assumption. Notice where your life has become too rigid, repetitive, or drained of vitality. These simple changes help build flexibility, awareness, and trust in your ability to move with uncertainty.

Stephanie also recommends using Neptunian practices such as dreamwork, journaling, music, art, doodling, walking at dawn or dusk, and spending time in liminal spaces. These practices can reveal what wants to be released and what wants to emerge.

The skill is simple but profound: ask what gives you life, what takes life away, and what change would create more joy.

In this extended Woo Wisdom Plus conversation, Andy and wellness astrologer Stephanie Gailing move beyond the personal meaning of the 2026 planetary shift and into the bigger questions many of us are already feeling: What happens when old systems start to shake? Who holds power when institutions lose trust? And how do we stay awake, grounded, and human in a world changing this quickly?

Stephanie does not offer predictions. Instead, she reads the moment symbolically, looking at the astrological energies around conflict, U.S. politics, polarization, AI, technology, and collective change. What emerges is a deeper conversation about war, illusion, agency, citizen action, and the places where people may be called to stop handing their power away.

The discussion also explores how Uranus in Gemini could challenge rigid either/or thinking and open the door to something more imaginative than “us versus them.” On technology, Stephanie connects Pluto in Aquarius to the rise of AI and the growing concentration of digital power—raising the urgent question of whether we can use these tools without surrendering our creativity, sovereignty, or community.

This is a wide-ranging, thought-provoking extension of the main episode for listeners who want to go deeper into the collective side of the 2026 Great Disruption—and what it may ask of each of us.

What if the thing keeping you anxious is not failure, but the belief that you still do not have enough?

In this episode of Woo Wisdom, Andy Walker talks with Aaron Hendon, also known as The Mindful CEO, about the trap of never enough and how to finally step out of it.

Aaron is a realtor, entrepreneur, coach, meditation teacher, and longtime explorer of the place where mindfulness, manifestation, business, and real-world responsibility meet.

He shares the moment he realized he had the marriage, the family, the business, and the life that looked pretty close to the dream, but underneath it all, he was still worried. That realization led him to see how much of his life had been shaped by the chase for “enough,” and why that chase can become a game you can never actually win.

Together, Andy and Aaron explore money as energy, meditation, conscious creation, intuition, gratitude, and the tension between being mindful and being a CEO. They also talk about why Western culture has trained many of us to overvalue logic while ignoring the quieter signals coming from the body, intuition, and source.

Near the end of the episode, Aaron walks listeners through a simple breathing practice that can be used in under a minute to calm the nervous system, step out of fight-or-flight mode, and bring attention back under conscious direction.

If you have ever looked successful on paper but still felt like you were waiting to finally feel safe, this conversation is for you.

Aaron teaches a simple 4-2-6 breathing practice to help calm the nervous system and bring your attention back to the present moment. Breathe in for four counts, hold for two, and exhale for six. The longer exhale helps signal safety to the body and can be used before a stressful conversation, after work, or anytime your mind starts spinning.

In the extended episode, Aaron shows how to recognize the small intuitive signals you usually ignore and use them as a practical path back into alignment. You’ll hear how to tell the difference between forcing a decision and moving with the flow, why small nudges are often worth listening to, and how self-kindness can become the ground for better intuition, better choices, and better action.

Show notes: https://woowisdom.com/s2ep7/

What happens when people clinically die... and come back convinced consciousness survives death?

In this episode of Woo Wisdom, Andy Walker talks with Simon Bown, host of the Our Paranormal Afterlife podcast and author of Verified Near Death Experiences: Proof of an Afterlife.

Simon has interviewed hundreds of near death experiencers, researchers, mediums, and consciousness explorers. Together, they explore the growing body of reports suggesting that consciousness may continue beyond the body.

The conversation explores why many near death experiencers return with enhanced intuition, reduced fear of death, dramatic personality changes, and sometimes even psychic abilities.

They also discuss life reviews, astral projection, reincarnation, altered states of consciousness, spirit guides, and the surprising overlap between near death experiences and UFO encounters.

If you’ve ever wondered whether there’s evidence for an afterlife, this episode goes deep into one of the most fascinating mysteries of human existence.

Full show notes:

https://woowisdom.com/s2ep7

Woo Skill in This Episode

The Woo Skill in this episode is learning how to approach a near death-like state without dying through out-of-body practices such as astral travel.

Andy asks Simon Bown what tools people have if they want to experience some of the consciousness-expanding benefits of a near death experience without going through a medical crisis. Simon points to out-of-body experiences, also known as astral travel, as the closest accessible practice.

Simon explains that during an NDE, people often report being out of the body, seeing from a different vantage point, and experiencing a broader sense of awareness. Astral travel appears to touch a similar doorway, though Simon notes it may not have the same intensity or “hyper-real” quality many NDE experiencers describe.

He also discusses the Monroe Institute, where guided methods, binaural audio, and altered-state training are used to explore out-of-body consciousness.

The practical takeaway is that altered states can be trained. Practices such as meditation, hypnosis, binaural audio, and astral projection training may help people explore consciousness beyond ordinary waking awareness.

Woo Wisdom+ Extended Episode

In the extended episode, Simon Bown goes deeper into the connections between near death experiences, past life regression, astral projection, and UFO encounters.

Simon explains how past life regression can uncover emotional patterns, fears, and recurring soul relationships that appear to carry across lifetimes. He also shares stories involving spirit guides, recurring animal companions, and the healing side of regression work.

The conversation then shifts into the overlap between NDEs and alien encounter experiences, including enhanced intuition, electrical disturbances, altered consciousness states, and out-of-body experiences.

Andy and Simon also explore theories around reincarnation, soul missions, astral planes, and why some experiencers believe they chose aspects of their human lives before incarnating.

It’s one of the deepest consciousness-focused conversations on Woo Wisdom so far.

Former FBI analyst Adam Dickinson joins Andy Walker to explore the surprising overlap between investigative logic, intuition, and the Akashic Records.

Adam explains how intuition quietly became part of his work at the FBI, how flow states strengthened his decision-making, and why he now helps professionals and entrepreneurs navigate career pivots using both analytical thinking and intuitive insight.

The conversation explores Adam’s “Intulogic” framework, body awareness, somatic intuition, entrepreneurship, burnout, and why many successful people privately rely on instinct more than they admit.

Adam also gives a grounded explanation of the Akashic Records and explains how he uses them as a practical tool for guidance, clarity, and decision-making.

Adam Dickinson shares his “Intulogic” approach, a decision-making framework that combines logic with intuition. By paying attention to body signals, emotions, and intuitive impressions alongside rational thinking, Adam believes people can make clearer, more aligned choices in business, relationships, and major life transitions.

In the extended Woo Wisdom+ episode, Adam Dickinson goes deeper into advanced intuition work, ethical boundaries around the Akashic Records, and how he personally uses intuition during difficult decisions and periods of uncertainty. Andy and Adam also discuss intuitive “downloads,” fear-based versus aligned action, entrepreneurship, and why highly analytical people often struggle to trust their instincts even when those instincts are right. Info about WooWisdom+ membership at https://patreon.com/woowisdom

Full episode show notes at: https://woowisdom.com/s2ep5

In this reflective and highly personal episode of Woo Wisdom, Kay Walker interviews host Andy Walker about the rapid evolution of the show, including the surprising moment when a recent YouTube episode unexpectedly went viral. Andy explains why he rebranded the podcast from WooBiz to Woo Wisdom, describing how intuitive guidance, numerology, and energetic alignment all played a role in choosing the new name.

The conversation also explores Andy’s growing fascination with AI creativity, including the development of the new Woo Wisdom theme song and an original AI-assisted track called The Spirit in You. He shares how tools like Suno and ChatGPT are opening entirely new creative possibilities for non-musicians and creators.

Beyond the business and branding discussion, the episode becomes a candid update on Andy’s personal intuition development journey. He discusses meditation, Reiki training, spirit communication, manifestation work, and experiences receiving intuitive messages and predictions that later appeared to come true.

At its heart, the episode is about experimentation, trusting synchronicities, and what can happen when someone openly commits to exploring intuition while remaining grounded in curiosity and skepticism.

Show notes: https://woowisdom.com/s2ep4

What if the biggest thing holding you back isn’t your situation… but the story you’re telling yourself about it?

In this episode of Woo Wisdom, Andy Walker sits down with Coach Allie Reeves to explore how belief, identity, and action come together to shape your results.

Allie shares how she went from repeating unhealthy patterns in her life to consciously rewriting her story and creating a completely different outcome, including manifesting her husband and building a multi-million dollar business.

They also get into what happens when things fall apart. Business setbacks, personal loss, and those moments where it feels like nothing is working. Instead of seeing these as signs to stop, Allie reframes them as part of the process that builds resilience, perspective, and better decisions.

This episode also includes a simple daily practice you can use to reset your mindset, focus your energy, and start moving forward again.

If you’ve been feeling stuck, this one is going to hit.

What You’ll Learn:

• Why your results are shaped more by your story than your circumstances
• How identity drives behavior and long-term success
• What “delulu” really means and how to use it productively
• How to move through setbacks without losing momentum
• A simple daily exercise to shift your mindset and take action

Woo Skill from This Episode:

Allie shares a short daily practice that combines gratitude, intention, and action.

Start your day by getting quiet and connecting to something bigger than yourself. Instead of asking for what you want, thank in advance for it.

Then write down what you’re grateful for, followed by what you’re calling into existence today.

Finally, list three actions you’ll take to move forward.

It takes about 10 minutes, but done consistently, it can completely change how you show up and what you create.

Show notes at https://woowisdom.com/s2ep3

Extended episodes and extras: https://patreon.com/woowisdom

Ever wondered if your intuition is actually working… or if you’re just guessing?

In this episode of Woo Wisdom, Andy Walker sits down with psychic medium Helen Peacock to explore a simple but powerful idea: you’re already using intuition every day, even if you don’t believe in it.

Helen breaks down how intuition really shows up in real life, not as something mystical or reserved for a few people, but as something practical, immediate, and already active in your decisions, relationships, and interactions.

You’ll learn how to recognize the signals most people overlook, why intuition often gets drowned out by logic and fear, and how to start trusting what you’re already experiencing.

This conversation is grounded, accessible, and surprisingly relatable, especially if you’ve ever considered yourself a skeptic.

If you’ve ever second-guessed a gut feeling or ignored that quiet inner signal, this episode will change how you see it.

Show notes available at: https://woowisdom.com/s2ep2

The Woo Skill Helen trains us in is learning how to check the body before the mind starts explaining everything away. Instead of forcing intuition or trying to “be psychic,” Helen shows us how to notice what is already happening inside us.

The practice starts with a decision you are unsure about. It could be where to live, whether to take an opportunity, or how you feel about a person or situation. Before analyzing it, pause and notice your body. Does the idea feel tight, heavy, or closed? Or does it feel lighter, calmer, and more open? Helen explains that the body often responds before the logical mind catches up, and that first response can reveal an intuitive signal.

She also offers a simple way to build the skill: play with it. Before someone visits, sense what they might be wearing or carrying. Before answering the phone, pause and notice who you think it is. Write down your first impression, then check it against reality.

The point is not to get it perfect. It is to practice, have fun, and build trust in the quiet signals already moving through you.