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ArtalogueElisa Carollo on Where The Art Market Is GoingWe all knew the art market slowed slow down, but we didn't realize the rules were being rewritten, too. Advisor, curator, and reporter Elisa Carollo joins Madison Beale on The Artalogue today to discuss the most important questions arising in the art market today.:Will there be more gallery shut downs? How are galleries adapting in a post-boom, post-digital art market? What can the next generation dealers do to keep their heads above water? Today, we connect the dots between prices, context, and staying power.We start with Elisa’s journey navigating secondary and primary markets, curation, and...
2025-11-0729 min
ArtalogueJake Elwes on A.I. Art and Queering the DatasetCan Artificial Intelligence be art? And if yes, can it be good? Today on the Artalogue, Madison Beale sits down with artist Jake Elwes to discuss their art practice, as an early adopter of A.I., using it to challenge how we think about the world and technology through their artwork. Elwes does't separate art and tech, instead they use it as an innovative and generative medium. Elwes creates diffusion models that transform faces, words, and gestures into code. Bias, embedded into the datasets and diffusion models that are being used by almost everyone in our world, be...
2025-10-101h 26
ArtalogueSimon Hughes: Manitoba to MFAToday on the Artalogue, Canadian artist Simon Hughes chats with Madison Beale from his Winnipeg studio about his creative beginnings, Canadian art and his career. This episode is all about finding your artistic voice in unexpected places.Hughes reveals how he developed his unique approach that treats watercolors, drawings and canvas paintings as equal expressions, not relegating drawings to mere preparatory sketches. His technique of building translucent layers of color, inspired by Paul Klee, creates a distinctive visual depth that characterizes his work. From his early fascination with Hieronymus Bosch and Surrealism to his later dialogue with C...
2025-08-0840 min
Beale Street Caravan#2941 - The Sensational Barnes BrothersThis week on Beale Street Caravan, we have a soul-stirring performance from gospel duo, The Sensational Barnes Brothers. As the name implies, brothers Chris and Courtney Barnes draw from their musical roots to create a sound that is as much soul music as it is gospel, with a distinct Memphis flavor. Listen in live from the Beale Street Music Festival in Memphis, TN.
2025-08-0458 minBeale Street Caravan#2938 - From the Vault - Interview and Performance with Rufus and Carla ThomasFrom the Caravan vault: We’re excited to feature the world’s oldest teenager, Rufus Thomas. Rufus is synonymous with Memphis and Beale Street, having began his career at 10 years old tap as a tap dancer on Beale. His prodigiousness was passed to his offspring, Carla, Marvell, and Vanese, who, with their father and on their own, crafted influential music careers.This week’s show captures Carla performing at BB Kings’ Blues Club on Beale Street back in 2001. A young Pat Mitchell is there and she sits down with Carla and her father for an interview that you absolutely must hea
2025-07-1458 minBeale Street Caravan#2912 - Shell Yeah! Benefit Concert feat. Drew Holcomb and The NeighborsThis week on Beale Street Caravan, Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors perform live at the concert to benefit the beloved Overton Park Shell, here in Memphis. The band is also celebrating the release of their latest album, Strangers No More. Drew Holcomb, a native Memphian and the band’s founder, sits down with Beale Street Caravan for an interview, while the audience gets to hear why Drew has been called "one of Americana’s most popular stars."
Grammy nominated blues man, Guy Davis, will be with us deliver an installment of the Blues Hall of Fame, an expl...
2025-01-1358 minBeale Street Caravan#2832 - From the Archives: Interview and Performance with Rufus and Carla ThomasFrom the Caravan vault: We’re excited to feature the world’s oldest teenager, Rufus Thomas. Rufus is synonymous with Memphis and Beale Street, having began his career at 10 years old tap as a tap dancer on Beale. His prodigiousness was passed to his offspring, Carla, Marvell, and Vanese, who, with their father and on their own, crafted influential music careers.This week’s show captures Carla performing at BB Kings’ Blues Club on Beale Street back in 2001. A young Pat Mitchell is there and she sits down with Carla and her father for an interview that you absolutely must hea
2024-06-0358 min
ArtalogueViolets and Velvet: Lesbian Art and Fashion History with Dress Historian Eleanor MedhurstWelcome to Season 2 of the Artalogue! Our first 4 episodes this June will be focusing on Queer creatives in the arts. Fashion can be a powerful tool for expressing queer identities and challenging societal norms. Eleanor Medhurst is a dress historian who specialises in lesbian fashion history and is here to chat all things lesbian fashion in art and culture! We chat about the significance of clothing to the lesbian identity as seen in historical works of lesbian art. Eleanor uncovers the historical significance of symbols like violets and lavender, tracing their roots to the p...
2024-05-3131 minBeale Street CaravanBeale Street Caravan - Stax 15th Anniversary Celebration and Reba Russell
We have a lot in store for you this week on BSC! First we have The BoKeys performing in Studio A of the Stax Museum of American Soul Music. We sit down and talk with Floyd Newman, founding member of The Memphis Horns. Then we head to the Beale Street Music Fest and catch a set from BSC perennial, Reba Russell.
2024-05-1358 min
ArtalogueLearning to Laugh with Roxana Halls"I think of humor as being a sleight of hand, like a magic trick. I think of it as being a way of talking about the thing you really want to talk about by not talking about it at all. I'm very interested in the way that people use humour and the way that humour is often used as a vehicle for telling the truth." - Roxana Halls On today's episode, I chat with award-winning British painter Roxana Halls. Roxana's art explores how laughter can be an antidote to the opprobrium women face everyday, making...
2024-03-0830 min
Mind BitesOn InertiaEver felt stuck and low on motivation, yet you still really desired the goal? Perhaps you’re in that state now? In this episode Mike and I discuss how to recognise inertia early, and how best to rest and reflect to avoid feelings of inertia transforming into physical malaise. From this position we can take back our agency, realign with our purposes, and employ our natural superforces like creativity, curiosity, and adaptability to crack through the inertia while helping others do the same.After a decade and a half of regular dialogue in a loc...
2024-03-0143 min
ArtalogueMadameFraankie on Identity, Community and LegacyMadameFraankie’s work is centred around recontextualizing the day to day documentation of black life. She is drawn to highlighting the various ways Black people hold space and occupy their time. Within her work she attempts to capture micro-communal moments, gestures of love, and curiosity. MadameFraankie’s work draws comparison of these documented themes against the social and ethical norms within American Culture as a means to reshape black narration and photographic storytelling.She attributes the reshaping of her understanding of community and artistry to the arts and music scene in Memphis, specifically working with Tone Memphis . Havin...
2024-02-2329 min
ArtalogueAshley Brooke on Making a Name for YourselfAshley Brooke (b.2003), A.K.A SpookyRatt, is an emerging mixed media artist based in Fort Worth, Texas, whose goal is to connect others through their work, whether it’s through a photo or splattered on a canvas. Spookyratt is known for their chaotic/abstract work, their spine chilling monsters and their stimulating grungy photographs, which leave viewers feeling a mix of uncanny emotions that they can't quite describe. In episode 9, we discuss authenticity, believing in yourself and creating work that stands for itself. As a young artist, Brooke is beginning to navigate an art world that has changed ra...
2024-02-1621 min
ArtalogueTammy Salzl on the Importance of StorytellingTammy Salzl, a Canadian multimedia marvel with a flair for storytelling, joins us for episode 8 of the Artalogue! Tammy tracks her journey from reading her brother's comic book stash as a child to her latest solo show at the Vernon Public Art Gallery. Salzl walks us through her evolution from drawing to her current award-winning, multimedia approach. Through installation, film, painting and sculpting, Salzl's latest body of work burrows inside of you like a beautiful parasite. Salzl's work teeters between beautiful and beastly, often prompting the viewer to draw their own line between these supposed polarities. Her a...
2024-02-0924 min
Artalogue"Read Your Brains Out": Bev Pike on Feminist Art and Grant WritingBev Pike is a Winnipeg artist known for gigantic immersive paintings of architectural utopias. She bases her current series on eccentric three hundred year-old subterranean grottos in England. Pike shows her work in major public art galleries across Canada, most recently at the Dunlop Art Gallery (Regina), Museum London (London), and St. Mary’s University Art Gallery (Halifax). She is the recipient of many major grants from the Canada Council, Manitoba Arts Council and Winnipeg Arts Council. Pike also creates humorous, provocative and feminist Agony Aunt columns in artist books that are in international special collections such as the Vi...
2024-02-0230 min
ArtalogueLet's Talk About Debt, Baby! Caitlin Mary Margarett on Student Debt and Arts EducationLet's talk about debt, baby! What does it mean to take on thousands of dollars in debt as an artist? This week's conversation with performance artist Caitlin Mary Margarett Sørensdatter explores how the Midwest's transformed prairie landscapes serves as a canvas for CMM's work, spotlighting the cultural and ecological shifts that urge us to rethink our relationship with a changing world. Our conversation takes a turn to the all-too-familiar struggle with student debt, a reality that many in the creative fields take on to pursue our dreams. Caitlin opens up about her experiences navigating s...
2024-01-2632 minBeale Street CaravanBeale Street Caravan - Sheba Potts-WrightThis week on Beale Street Caravan we have longtime Ecko Records artist and southern soul dynamo, Sheba Potts-Wright in a performance at the historic Club Paradise. Raised on the touring circuit by her father, Beale Street harp legend Dr. Robert “Feelgood” Potts, Sheba has a sound that blends some of the best elements of the blues.
2024-01-2458 min
ArtalogueThrough Her Lens: Laila Annmarie Stevens on Photography, Identity and RepresentationStep into the visual world of Laila Annmarie Stevens, a Black queer photographer based in Brooklyn whose lens captures tender portraits of the people around her. We unpack how growing up in Queens and internet culture shaped the intimate narratives she now crafts with her camera, from the early days of experimenting with a flip phone to her current photography practice encompassing both digital and analog approaches. With major publications showcasing her work and a recently expanded "Clayton Sisterhood Project" that aims to uplift Black women's stories, Stevens is just getting started. Follow Laila on Instagram: @lailaannmarie...
2024-01-2121 minMind BitesOn ControlWhy do many of us seek control in the relationships we have with partners, coworkers, and friends, even when this leads repeatedly to bad outcomes?In this episode Mike and I discuss the cost of control to our health, our growth and our happiness, and the secret to remedying this behaviour – build up self-confidence and resilience, resolve past hurts, and work to dispel fears of rejection. Rather than a weakness, this is pure courage, and the path to better relationships and freedom for ourselves and others. After a decade and a half of regular dia...
2024-01-2137 min
ArtalogueFrom Palette to Protest: How Kyle Scheurmann Fights for Canada's Forests Kyle Scheurman paints more than just landscapes; his art illustrates the urgency of our changing climate and the need for its conservation. Madison's conversation with the artist and dedicated activist focuses on the precarious situation of British Columbia's old growth forests—a tale of both beauty and betrayal.Kyle's narrative-driven, highly saturated paintings challenge us to see beyond his style and to grapple with the environmental reality they reveal upon closer inspection. Delving into the complex legacy of Canadian landscape painting, we draw connections between the celebrated works of the Group of Seven and Emily Carr, and the...
2023-12-3139 min
ArtalogueNavigating a Brave New Art World: Going Viral with Kara TheartEver wondered how an artist’s cognitive makeup shapes their creative journey? Get ready for a captivating exploration into the world of Kara Theart, a rising Birmingham artist whose large-scale ink pen drawings blur the lines between human forms and landscapes. Theart explores how neurodivergence has not only influenced her artwork, but also added a unique vibrancy to her artistic expression. A recurring theme in her work is her personal relationship with the female form, a subject she speaks on with raw authenticity. We also delve into the story behind her viral sculpture, "My Dear Buck," and how the at...
2023-12-1218 minMind BitesOn VulnerabilityWhat if true vulnerability is an inner strength promoting alertness and protection, rather than a weakness where we are more likely to be harmed?Vulnerability doesn’t feel right, it feels nervy and uncomfortable and it requires courage to stay there, but in this enlightening conversation emotional intelligence practitioner Mike Martin, and producer and coach Renee Beale discuss why vulnerability is our ladder to success, a pathway to freedom from stress, and a super-force to reshape our thinking and our lives. After a decade and a half of regular dialogue in a local café, I, R...
2023-12-0642 min
ArtalogueExploring the Intersection of Art History, Pop Culture, and Social Media with Beatrice LevineJoin us on a fascinating journey into the world of art history and pop culture with our esteemed guest, Beatrice Levine. A renowned art historian and the creative genius behind the popular Instagram and TikTok account, Culture Quota, Beatrice provides an enthralling glimpse into her unique academic journey. From her initial love for art history sparked by a trip to Rome, to her groundbreaking undergraduate thesis on the interconnection of memes and art, and her profound current research on Nazi-era art looting, she unfolds a tale that is as inspiring as it is illuminating.Ever wondered about...
2023-12-0530 min
ArtalogueUnraveling the Dark History of Nazi Art Looting with Beatrice LevineEver wondered about the dark past of Nazi art looting and its devastating impact on Jewish families? Our conversation with Beatrice Levine, the brilliant mind behind Culture Quota, will take you on a fascinating exploration of World War II art looting and the critical role of provenance in identifying such pieces. From her humble beginnings in an auction house to her current position at the Spencer Museum, Beatrice shares her engaging journey through the art world, emphasizing the importance of grabbing every opportunity to gain a comprehensive understanding of the industry.As Beatrice guides us through her...
2023-12-0530 min
StereotypesDrag Holiday TraditionsMy holiday gift to you, four stories about drag holiday traditions: “Thanksgiving with Carmella” by Christopher Beale “Creating Our Christmas” by Jinkx Monsoon & BenDeLaCreme “No Christingmas in Russia” by Katya Smirnoff-Skyy “Christmas Eve Eve” by J. Conrad Frank Happy holidays, see you in 2024!
2023-12-0424 minMind BitesOn PurposePopular media might have many of us thinking that purpose is something to be strived for, something to achieve, but in this wonderfully insightful conversation emotional intelligence practitioner Mike Martin, and producer and coach Renee Beale discuss why purpose is something that you are. A plan for life, the answer to why each of us is here. Purpose is deeper than talent and ambition - it is a reason for living and a pathway to longevity. Find out how to start identifying your purpose, and apply powerful strategies to review, reinvent, and align to your purpose for a life...
2023-11-2347 min
StereotypesStaging Protest & Finding Family Elizabeth Carter is a Black, queer, mother and director raising her son among the San Francisco Bay Area's LGBTQ community. Attending drag events has always been normal for their family and when politicians began trying to pass drag bans around the country, she responded by staging a show about drag queens set in Florida. Responding to hate with authenticity, and humor this time on Stereotypes. Featuring Christopher Beale, Elizabeth Carter and J.A. Valentine. - ChristopherJBeale.com
2023-11-2019 minMind BitesOn FearFear. We’ve all experienced it. Perhaps it’s made you angry and want to fight, left you feeling trapped and frozen in place, or running as fast as you can in the opposite direction? In this episode, emotional intelligence practitioner Mike Martin, and producer and coach Renee Beale discuss how to release the fears that may be aging you, causing physical and psychological pain, and affecting your relationships and your confidence. Rather than sink us, Mike reveals the powerful questions to ask ourselves and others, so we can use fear as a truth serum to sharpen our c...
2023-11-0139 minMind BitesOn InfluenceDo you experience nagging discontentment, wonder whether this is as good as your life is going to get, or perhaps you even feel like you’re living someone else’s life? In this episode, emotional intelligence practitioner Mike Martin, and producer and coach Renee Beale, discuss what influence is, how to identify it in your life, and why everyone can benefit from conducting an audit on the influences in their lives, both positive and negative. Along the way Mike offers practical tips to help us cultivate our strengths, discover our long-held desires, and free ourselves so tha...
2023-10-1952 minBeale Street Caravan#2748 - Shell Yeah! Benefit Concert feat. Drew Holcomb and The NeighborsThis week on Beale Street Caravan, Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors perform live at the concert to benefit the beloved Overton Park Shell, here in Memphis. The band is also celebrating the release of their latest album, Strangers No More. Drew Holcomb, a native Memphian and the band’s founder, also sits down with Beale Street Caravan for an interview, while the audience gets to hear why Drew has been called "one of Americana’s most popular stars."
Grammy nominated blues man, Guy Davis, will be with us deliver an installment of the Blues Hall of Fame, an e...
2023-09-2558 min
StereotypesDrag Icon Peaches Christ Peaches Christ is a San Francisco drag icon, a self-professed cult leader, horror queen, filmmaker, activist, comedian, and a singer all rolled into one. With a drag career spanning more than 20 years her impact on queer, drag and film culture are obvious. We talk drag, activism, RuPaul’s Drag Race, Jinkx Monsoon, Heklina and more with Peaches Christ on Stereotypes. - Hosted by: Christopher Beale Guest: Peaches Christ
2023-09-1422 min
StereotypesStereotypes: Straight Talk from Queer VoicesChristopher J. Beale presents Stereotypes: Straight Talk from Queer Voices
2023-08-2101 min
Self DirectedSarah Beale | Unschooling and the Pursuit of The Good LifeTogether with our dear friend Sarah Beale, we delve deep into the pursuit of a 'good life.' Sarah shares her incredible journey of transitioning from the traditional Australian school system to an unstructured, unschooling approach. Dive into an enriching exploration of the power of choice, and the significance of maintaining a fluid, flexible approach to life.Sarah's idea of a 'good life' is deeply intertwined with her family's shift to unschooling. We discuss this intricate relationship, pondering how selling their possessions and leaving their home country has molded their perception of a fulfilling life. S...
2023-08-171h 23StereotypesEscaping Florida Chris and Charles are military veterans living in Central Florida with their non-binary kid Eric. They arrived in Florida just as Governor Ron DeSantis began his outright attacks on the LGBTQ+ community and now they’ve had enough. They are raising money to leave Florida and an uncertain political future. - DONATE TO CHRIS & CHARLES' GOFUNDME - Find Christopher Beale online at christopherjbeale.com
2023-08-0114 min
Beale Street Caravan#2738 - The Sensational Barnes Brothers Live at the 2023 Beale Street Music FestivalThis week on Beale Street Caravan, we have a soul-stirring performance from gospel duo, The Sensational Barnes Brothers. As the name implies, brothers Chris and Courtney Barnes draw from their musical roots to create a sound that is as much soul music as it is gospel, with a distinct Memphis flavor. Listen in live from the 2023 Beale Street Music Festival at Tom Lee Park, in Memphis, TN.
Grammy nominated blues man, Guy Davis, will be with us to deliver an installment of the Blues Hall of Fame, an exploration of the lives of the pioneers and innovators enshrined in the Blu...
2023-07-1758 min
Redefine Relentless#98 Redefining Profits: A Deep Dive into ’Profit FirstIn this episode, we explore Mike Michalowicz's "Profit First", a groundbreaking approach to business finance. We'll dissect key concepts, discuss its impact on traditional accounting, and share tips on applying the Profit First system in your business. Ideal for entrepreneurs, business owners, or anyone intrigued by innovative financial strategies. Join us for our signature lively banter and insightful discussions in this financial game-changer. And here's a little teaser—it's so straightforward and easy to implement, you'll be wondering why you didn't think of it sooner!
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Profit First Res...
2023-06-0637 minRedefine Relentless#98 Redefining Profits: A Deep Dive into ’Profit FirstIn this episode, we explore Mike Michalowicz's "Profit First", a groundbreaking approach to business finance. We'll dissect key concepts, discuss its impact on traditional accounting, and share tips on applying the Profit First system in your business. Ideal for entrepreneurs, business owners, or anyone intrigued by innovative financial strategies. Join us for our signature lively banter and insightful discussions in this financial game-changer. And here's a little teaser—it's so straightforward and easy to implement, you'll be wondering why you didn't think of it sooner!
Find additional resources and the book at:
Profit First Res...
2023-06-0637 min
Nigel Beale's Biblio File PodcastJeff Deutsch on a new kind of bookstore and the paradox of the browseWe get into what "good" means, how a new model of bookselling might be funded; establishing new institutions and supporting the cause; about the ephemeral and the eternal, stars and blossoming fruit trees, William Blake, Robert Musil, mammon, Socrates learning to play the flute, the gift of finding something, or one, to love and knowing that this too shall pass; about the joys of "the browse," and thrift stores; capitalism, socialism, what people value, and civic-mindedness; Amazon, and underpaid work; James Daunt; Blundstones; old cowboy shirts, "slow time," Stendhal; bottling enthusiasm, Leon Forrest's Divine Days, Jaipur, and so much...
2023-04-031h 11
StereotypesThe Fight Over San Francisco’s Castro Theatre“The most famous gay movie theatre in the world.” - Gerard Koskovich In San Francisco’s gay neighborhood there is an ornate, historic movie Palace called the Castro Theatre. It towers over the Castro neighborhood with its bright neon blade sign, and art deco marquee. But lately, the marquee hasn’t shown much of anything, and the theater seems as deserted now as it did during the pandemic. The Castro Theatre’s new managers want to renovate the space, saying the very future of the theater depends on its flexibility, and resulting financial viability. This would invo...
2023-04-0118 min
StereotypesBeing Queer in Comedy with Wonder Dave Are there enough LGBTQ+ people represented in stand-up comedy? Our guest, comedian Wonder Dave, thinks not. How he's working to change that, with a Queer Comedy Night at the San Francisco Eagle, this time on Stereotypes: Straight Talk from Queer Voices. - Support Christopher's work on Patreon with a monthly gift, and receive the full, un-edited interviews for each episode of Stereotypes and fun bonus content. - Produced by Christopher J. Beale
2023-03-0118 min
Spiritualist Academy PodcastEmotional Evidence - Evidential MediumshipEmotional Evidence within Evidential Mediumship
In this episode, I talk about emotional evidence. Why it is important, the two different ways of receiving emotions within evidential mediumship with examples of both. Emotions, show more of who the spirit was (is) and what type of person they were when with you. Our emotions are a very personal subject and this is why this type of evidence is one of the purest types, not just because it's evidential but because it can show the spirit on a much more personal level.
Received Emotions
2023-02-2610 minSpiritualist Academy PodcastSpiritual Evidence - Evidential MediumshipSpiritual Evidence within Evidential Mediumship
In this episode, I talk you through exactly what spiritual evidence is and how it is used within evidential mediumship. I discuss the 2 main types and I break them down further into the different modes of spiritual evidence.
Spiritual Evidence Types -
Stated (Spoken spiritual evidence)
Unstated (Echophenomena spiritual evidence) - Echolalia (Vocalised) and Echopraxia (Movements)
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Olly
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2023-02-1513 minSpiritualist Academy PodcastSymbolic Evidence - Evidential MediumshipEvidential Mediumship Evidence Types
Symbolic Evidence
In this episode, I take you through what Symbolic Evidence is, why, how and when you can use it. I describe some situations when I have personally used symbols and my thoughts on their use. I speak about how many Mediums use this form of Evidence as their primary type, and I talk about my thoughts and my honest confusion purely because I don't tend to use it much at all, but that's just me.
"Symbolic Evidence is the use of Symbols, Similies and...
2023-02-0616 minSpiritualist Academy PodcastFactual Evidence - Evidential MediumshipFactual Evidence
This episode is all about the type of evidential mediumship evidence type 'Factual Evidence'.
I share what factual evidence is and what it's used for including examples. I also share some poor uses of factual evidence that I call 'Fluffy Factual Evidence' and explain why.
I also speak as to why I call Factual evidence the Base evidence type and also explain how it can be used effectively on its own.
Including... Advanced use cases and exercise ideas to try yourself or with friends.
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2023-01-2725 minSpiritualist Academy PodcastEpisode 17 - What's Been Going On Since The Last EpisodeWhat's Been Goin On (Since my last podcast)
In this episode, I share what has been happening in my world of Spiritualism since publishing my last podcast.
Remembrance Sunday, remembering those who fought, died and survived all Wars. Remembrance Sunday was created to remember those who died for us during World War 1 but has morphed into remembering those in all Wars and conflicts. Jackie Wright SNU President was at the huge celebration representing Spiritualism at the Cenotaph in London (on National Television) whilst I was at the Hastings War Memorial doing the same thing in...
2023-01-1516 min
Nigel Beale's Biblio File PodcastDirector Lizzie Gottlieb on her new documentary film Turn Every Page.My GP took off on me last year. Landed some big gig in Geneva I think. He's a bright one. Not that I knew him very well. Only met him twice in six years. Anyhow, I went in for my tri-annual (once every three) check-up the other day. The nurse was pleasant. Told me he'd been working in the same clinic for 30 years. Adventurous, I thought. Then a student comes in. Also pleasant. Bit bland, but hey, I thought, it takes years to spice up character. Finally the resident/doctor arrives. Must've been in her...
2023-01-1037 minSpiritualist Academy PodcastEpisode 16 - Private and Public Demonstrations - The DifferencesThe Differences Between Private and Public Demonstrations of Mediumship
The Spiritualist Academy Podcast
How do we define what a Private or Public demonstration is and what it's like and what to expect when doing a Public demonstration.
Is it a safe environment for you?
Is there alcohol involved?
What about the price of admittance?
How can we make it safer?
I also share what I have been up to since the last podcast.
Bless you
Olly
2022-09-2124 min
Pondering Life AdventuresEpisode 42: Time Keeps On TickingGrab your coffee or tea and listen in as Dr. Maurie Lung and Dr. Bobbi Beale chat about the perception of time, how it changes with our age and experiences, and just how do we teach those little ones to stay calm under pressure. And we even debate if it is "little rabbits have big ears" or "little pitchers have big ears." All of this and more as you settle in for another conversation pondering our life adventures.
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2022-08-2348 minSpiritualist Academy PodcastEpisode 15 - Types of : Mediumship, Communication and HealingSo, in the episode of Spiritualist Academy Podcast, I talk about these three types of spirit communication and break the three of them down and explain why they are all different from each other.
1. Mediumship - Being the middle man
2. Communication - Spirit talking
3. Healing - Let it flow through
I also talk a little about how healing crosses boundaries and is far more than what it seems.
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Olly
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2022-08-0208 minSpiritualist Academy PodcastEpisode 14 - Evidential and Trance Mediumship - What's the Difference?In episode 14, I talk about the difference between Evidential Mediumship and Trance Mediumship.
Both are forms of Mental Mediumship (refer to episode 13), and both are separate types of Mental Mediumship.
I also speak about different exercises you can do when being led into the Trance state...
' It's not all ups and downs '
Bless you
Olly
Host: Oliver Carpenter-Beale
Spiritualist Academy Podcast
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2022-08-0211 minSpiritualist Academy PodcastEpisode 13 - What is Mental and Physical Mediumship - The DifferenceIn this episode, I speak about the difference between mental and physical mediumship. I do my best to define the differences so that it makes simple sense.
Over the years I have heard many people define them in quite strange ways and occasionally getting them confused with one another.
I share a personal childhood physical experience that still has me vexed and share what little knowledge I have on the subject.
Bless you
Olly
Host: Oliver Carpenter-Beale
Spiritualist Academy Podcast
2022-08-0208 min
Spiritualist Academy PodcastEpisode 12 - What is Subjective and Objective Mediumship?What is Subjective and Objective Mediumship?
This episode tells you the difference between 'Subjective and Objective Mediumship', how they are both used and sensed and I share a couple of things that have happened to me with Objective Mediumship whilst driving and doing something quite personal.
Subjective Mediumship: That's what I think! LOL
Objective Mediumship: It's not physical and in many ways, it's not practical!
Note: This episode was recorded on a lavalier microphone in the car whilst waiting for my Son to finish his Guitar lesson. Apologies for the sound...
2022-06-2709 min