Is Social Media Sabotaging Mediumship? Why Followers Don't Equal a Good Medium
Recorded in the middle of a nor'easter on very little sleep, Caitlin opens with a spirited (pun intended) update about the fire department, a haunted hotel memory, and a family member's spooky encounter with a spirit in a Pennsylvania hotel room. That story leads into a bigger question: why does spirit seem to show up most in places where we're relaxed and open, like hotel rooms — and what can you do to protect your energy when you don't want the visit? Caitlin also shares a chills-inducing story from a recent class about sign language, spirit communication, and trusting the extra details that come through, plus an update on wrapping up her mentorship with Darren and what she learned about sitting with her own emotions around endings. Then she gets into something heavier: a growing conversation in the mediumship community about ethics, social media, and what happens when a following gets bigger than someone's actual ability. She walks through a recent controversy involving several mediums and shares Sean Collins' widely-discussed post asking, "Is social media sabotaging mediumship?" — a reflection on humility, credibility, and what it really takes to develop as a medium, in full. This episode also comes with homework: 10 minutes of journaling on how you feel about endings (or some emotions in general). If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, share, and leave a five-star review.