Can your pet understand when you’re moving? And can you actually explain what’s happening before the boxes, movers and new surroundings turn their world upside down?

Animal communicator Mary Clouse returns to Woo Wisdom for her second appearance to connect with Andy’s cat Fergie before a major family move. The stakes are real: the last time the family moved, Fergie returned to their old house 11 times. Mary shares why she believes Fergie kept going back, what animals may understand about major changes and how pet owners can help them feel safer during a move.

Mary also explains how she believes animal communication works, why our bond with a pet may matter and a simple exercise for tuning into the first image, feeling or thought that comes through.

Want to see if you can tune in to your own pet? This episode’s Woo Skill gives you a simple exercise inspired by Mary’s method to help you notice intuitive impressions before your logical mind gets in the way.

Plus, Andy shares what actually happened after the family moved 18 miles away with Fergie and Charley, including one frightening night when Fergie disappeared.

Woo Wisdom+ members get the deeper conversation with Mary about pets and the afterlife, including visitations, reincarnation and whether the animals we love can return to us in another body. Mary also shares what she believes happens to animals after death and why some pets may continue to make their presence felt after they’re gone.

Show Notes: https://woowisdom.com/s2ep18

Mary Clouse's Website: https://medicinehorsewoman.com

What does it really mean to love yourself, especially if no one ever taught you how?

In this episode of Woo Wisdom, Andy Walker speaks with self-love teacher, intuitive, and author Jennifer Posada about why self-love is not something you earn after becoming better, more successful, or more spiritual. It is a daily practice of recognizing that you are already worthy of love.

Jennifer shares an action-oriented approach to self-love built around the body, pleasure, presence, and self-gentleness. She explains how small choices, such as resting, dancing, enjoying a warm shower, spending time in nature, or noticing the first sip of coffee, can help you reconnect with yourself.

The conversation also explores the difference between self-care and self-love, why loving yourself is not the same as ego or arrogance, and how nourishment can make intuition and inner knowing easier to access.

Show notes: https://woowisdom.com/s2ep17

The episode’s Woo Skill is a simple journaling exercise called the Pleasure Book, which helps you record the moments that felt good during your day. Over time, this practice can help you recognize pleasure more easily, become more present, and create a stronger relationship with your own inner knowing.

Woo Wisdom Plus members can continue the conversation as Jennifer and Andy explore the deeper relationship between self-love, physical pleasure, spirituality, and intuition.

Jennifer discusses how pleasure can support healing and personal transformation, why sexuality has often been separated from spirituality, and how physical experiences can help people return to their true nature. She also explains how activities such as gardening, walking, music, and ecstatic dance can create receptive states in which intuitive messages arise more naturally.

The extended episode also includes stories from Jennifer’s work, her memories of past lives and existence before physical form, and her belief that self-love can help people safely reopen intuitive and spiritual gifts they may have learned to suppress.

Listen to the full extended conversation with a Woo Wisdom+ membership at https://patreon.com/woowisdom

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Show notes: https://woowisdom.com/s2ep17

Jennifer Posada’s website: https://jenniferposada.com

Psychologist and author Liz Scott was terrified of dying. Instead of avoiding that fear, she decided to investigate it.

In this episode of Woo Wisdom, Liz joins Andy Walker to discuss the personal losses and breast cancer diagnosis that forced her to confront her mortality. Her search led through psychology, near-death experiences, panpsychism, psychedelics, psychic readings and competing theories about whether consciousness survives death.

Liz explains how her fear of complete annihilation gradually shifted toward the less frightening possibility of dissolution. She may not remain recognizably “Liz,” but she has become more open to the idea that consciousness and the elements that form us belong to something larger.

Andy and Liz also explore why near-death experiences differ, whether frightening experiences could reflect the shadow self and how a powerful 5-MeO-DMT experience changed Liz’s understanding of connection.

The Woo Skill in this episode is simple but challenging: Approach the fear instead of escaping it. Set aside 10 quiet minutes, name what specifically frightens you about death and allow every feeling to be present without trying to argue it away. Liz’s central lesson is that avoidance gives fear more power, while honest attention can begin to loosen its grip.

Plus, Woo Wisdom+ members hear Liz discuss what her openness about death may be teaching her daughters and grandson, along with her surprising experiences with psychics, mediums and unexplained forms of consciousness.

Fullshow notes: https://woowisdom.com/s2ep16

Can pets return after death?

In this episode of Woo Wisdom, Andy Walker shares remarkable viewer stories about animals that may have communicated after dying. A deceased black cat appears to run between his owner’s legs without touching her. Other cats seem to return by settling onto beds or playing with bedroom lights. A rabbit owner experiences an intense physical cold connected to her pet’s death, while another repeatedly sees a shadow rabbit before her animal passes.

The episode also explores a possible case of animal reincarnation involving Callie, a cat raised by dogs, and Rory, a puppy who shares her colouring, markings and unusual behaviour.

In the extended episode for Woo Wisdom+ members, Andy leads a guided intuitive exercise to help listeners connect with a deceased pet, notice possible signs and receive impressions without immediately dismissing them as imagination. Members also receive a downloadable MP3 of the original Woo Frequencies song “My Cat Is My Dog.”

Show notes: https://woowisdom.com/s2ep15

Woo Wisdom+ access and signup:

https://patreon.com/woowisdom

What would you do if the clouds began to spin, you blacked out, and your next memory was standing frozen beneath a glowing flying saucer?

James Michael Walker says that happened to him in Hayward, California, when he was 12 years old. In this episode of Woo Wisdom, Michael shares the encounter that changed his life, the missing time surrounding it, and the recurring dreams he believes may contain memories of being aboard a craft.

He also describes a strange childhood vision involving a four-foot-tall waitress, possible screen or implanted memories, later psychic experiences, and a more recent UFO sighting witnessed by his wife. Michael remains careful about his conclusions, but he believes these encounters reveal something important about intuition, consciousness, human potential, and our connection to realities beyond the physical world.

In the extended interview, Michael explores the biblical symbolism that appears throughout his experiences, including Ezekiel’s wheel within a wheel, the Ophanim, Merkabah mysticism, and the possibility that ancient descriptions of angels and divine vehicles were attempts to explain advanced craft.

Woo Skill in this episode: If you have experienced something you cannot explain, do not isolate yourself. Speak with someone who has lived through a similar encounter, document what you remember, and seek out a grounded support community that will listen without immediately dismissing or defining your experience.

Read the full show notes, see Michael’s illustrations, and find links to his experiencer-support resources at WooWisdom.com/s2ep14.

What happens if consciousness survives the brink of death—but finds no tunnel, no light and no one waiting?

In this documentary-style episode of Woo Wisdom, Andy Walker explores the strange phenomenon known as the NDE void: near-death experiences in which people report remaining fully aware inside darkness, emptiness or apparent nothingness.

For some experiencers, the void is terrifying. For others, it feels peaceful, blissful or filled with an indescribable presence. Andy examines research and accounts connected to Bruce Greyson, Nancy Evans Bush, Pim van Lommel, Kenneth Ring, Howard Storm, Mellen-Thomas Benedict and Peter Panagore.

The episode also becomes unexpectedly personal when Andy realizes that someone close to him has experienced a blissful NDE void.

Have you had a near-death experience? Email Andy at [email protected].

Show notes: https://woowisdom.com/s2ep13

For the first time on the Internet, Dr. Edith Ubuntu Chan demonstrates mindsight.

In this episode of Woo Wisdom, Andy Walker speaks with Dr. Edith, a Chinese medicine doctor, consciousness teacher, and founder of Blindfold Vision, about seeing without the physical eyes, awakening intuition, and training human perception beyond the five senses.

Dr. Edith shares the childhood experiences that opened her to energy healing, the qigong meditation that felt like “an NDE without the D,” and the path that led her from Harvard and the tech world into Chinese medicine and consciousness training.

Then she gives a live demonstration. Wearing a blindfold, Dr. Edith identifies objects Andy holds up on camera, and reads words and a book title through a video call all while blindfolded.

Andy and Dr. Edith also discuss AI, telepathy, human potential, and why the next stage of human development may depend on cultivating the abilities machines do not have.

Full show notes: https://woowisdom.com/s2ep12

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:

https://woowisdom.com/plus

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