Send us Fan Mail In a second interview, Jim and facilitator Kim Kane discuss Jim’s “journey of the empath,” focusing on clarifying goals before the session, setting a high-vibration intention (“holding the highest vibration in a way that serves me and others”), and using spacious, minimal guidance rather than hypnosis-style patter. Kim emphasizes releasing preconceived notions, embracing the unknown, and shifting identity from body and mind to pure consciousness,. Pure consciousne...
Jul 6
37 min
Send us Fan Mail Jim interviews Kim Cain, a Northern California practitioner with clients worldwide, about her spiritual path and work. Kim describes growing up in an organized religion whose dogma and outward rules conflicted with her inner sense of love, leading her to reject religion and feel isolated, though later she valued spirituality even more. She poured herself into a 30-year career in higher-education financial aid, thriving in its rule-based structure, until attending ...
Jun 22
32 min
Send us Fan Mail Benjamin Carraud continues describing memories of a past life as WWII German soldier Eugen Kuntzmann, focusing on an “intermission” after Eugen’s death on a battlefield. He recounts existing in a static nothingness until a noble, compassionate female being (with two male witnesses) takes him to a cathedral-like blue-lit space and communicates wordlessly, suggesting he “start over” with another life. To ease his fear, she shows warm scenes and then a restaura...
Jun 8
28 min
Send us Fan Mail In this interview, Benjamin Carraud discusses memories and research related to Eugen Kunstmann, contrasting his own recalled impressions with documented biography. Carraud describes how journalist Stefan Alix’s documentary, book, and foundation connected him to supportive therapy, including a therapist with similar memories. Benjamin recounts an “intermission” life-review experience after death, including guilt over executing a captured child, and says it reshape...
May 25
31 min
Send us Fan Mail Jim interviews Benjamin Carraud (Jim in the U.S., Benjamin in Vietnam) about the publication of Carraud’s book, “Goodbye Fields of Prokhorovka,” and continues their discussion of Carraud's first regression experience of dying as a WWII officer. Then his consciousness observed the battlefield for about four days, unable to affect events. Carraud describes witnessing dead soldiers from both German and Soviet sides gradually realizing they had died, and gatheri...
May 11
29 min
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Benjamin Carraud describes seeking therapy near Paris after persistent, distressing flashbacks that felt like his own firsthand memories of World War II combat from a German soldier’s perspective. He explains how speaking with a therapist helped him recognize the need to experience a hypnosis-based past-life regression. The night before the regression he had a violent flashback of executing a bound prisoner with detailed physical sensations but little e...
Apr 27
34 min
Send us Fan Mail In this podcast episode, author Benjamin Carraud discusses his book, “Goodbye Fields of Prokhorovka,” his childhood in northern France, and intense early nightmares accompanied by sleepwalking. He describes later moving abroad, including time in Shanghai as an entrepreneur. He had a sudden, vivid flashback-like experiences of leading soldiers through a WWII battlefield under artillery fire. In the flashback he had tactical awareness, vulnerability, and a sen...
Apr 14
32 min
Send us Fan Mail In a second interview with John Ray Bartges, the discussion focuses on how to approach the end of human life by choosing kindness, expressing love, and being present with others to create a positive ripple effect. Bartges shares research associated with Dr. Marty Seligman and Positive Psychology that identifies three keys to happiness: faith in something greater, supportive friends, and a sense of purpose. She also cites Hopi questions (who am I, why am I, where’s...
Mar 30
32 min
Send us Fan Mail We talk with Jonna Rae Bartges, an author, minister, Emmy-winning producer, and founder of the Practical Spirituality Institute, about supporting loved ones who are nearing death and easing fear around dying. Jonna Rae shares the phrase “grief remembers the love that created it,” explains how humor can raise “frequency” (and helped her survive a 1989 brain aneurysm), and describes her approach as a bridge between science and spirituality. Ms. Bartges r...
Mar 16
33 min
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Barbara Banner returns for a follow-up interview where we shift to a more lighthearted conversation about the incredible and often humorous experiences she encounters as an evidentiary medium, psychic, and channel. Barbara shares fascinating stories of spirits communicating through unexpected items, like a toothpick, and even a bagel scooper. She emphasizes the importance of authenticity in mediumship and the joy and laughter that come from these spirit...
Mar 2
31 min
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