Category: Podcast Episodes

A brief description of each episode of ‘The Dead Life’ podcast.

  • One Last Father’s Day

    One Last Father’s Day

    This week on The Dead Life, we’re talking about father figures who have communicated with us after their death. You’ll hear from people who share their life after death stories with you, hearing from their dads and granddads; through signs, messages in dreams, and other forms of communication. I share my own story of seeing my dad for one last Father’s Day.

  • Mercury Retrograde and the Summer Vibes!

    Mercury Retrograde and the Summer Vibes!

    Many people want to understand astrology and how the energy of the planets are interpreted. If you’re one of those people, this episode’s for you. Tom McMullan and I sort through Mercury Retrograde and what you can expect this Summer.

    Tom McMullan
    Tom McMullan

    As a professional Astrologer for 33 years, Tom has helped over a thousand clients from all walks of life increase awareness, improve relationships, create self-empowerment, and uncover hidden talents and potential. He specializes in a psychological and spiritual approach to horoscope analysis.

  • The Ghost Marriage

    The Ghost Marriage

    Today on The Dead Life you’ll hear from Kirsten Mickelwait, author of the book “The Ghost Marriage”. I’m interested to find out about her life and her experiences with The Otherside. Did her deceased husband make contact with her? And what prompted her to write her memoir?
    I love the book’s opening quote by Mary Oliver-
    “Someone I once loved gave me a box full of darkness. It took me years to understand that this, too, was a gift.”

    Kirsten Mickelwait
    Kirsten Mickelwait

    is a professional copywriter and editor by day and a writer of fiction and creative nonfiction by night. She’s an alumna of the Squaw Valley Community of Writers, the Napa Valley Writers’ Conference, the Paris Writers’ Conference, and the San Francisco Writers’ Conference. Her short story, “Parting with Nina,” won first prize in The Ledge’s 2004 Fiction Awards Competition. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she’s at work on a new novel.