Hello and welcome to another episode of iWay with Jemela Jamil.

Podcast that really just has no time for shame. I hope you're well. I'm okay. I am...

I'm sort of left a bit shook from the podcast today. I've interviewed Tyler Henry, who if you

don't know is a world-renowned medium as in someone who connects the living to the, I don't know,

like the un-living, the people who've passed over. That is not something I've ever really

believed in much partially because I'm just really afraid because I saw the sixth sense when I was

way too young and I really just don't want to believe it's real. So I think that that's added to my

skepticism but I did watch Tyler's documentary and it did... it was one of a few things that has made

me start to question whether or not I'm just being ignorant and denying the possibility of the

existence of something that has... of an ability that existed allegedly throughout history.

And so I asked Tyler to come onto this podcast to explain what he does, how he does it, how it makes

him feel, how it alters his life, what he's learned from doing it. And then I also...

it's deep and shallow this interview guys because I'm me, you know. And so I did have some stupid

embarrassing questions but I believe there's a questions that we all want to know about

if there is spirits, what are they watching us do, what aren't they watching us do? Okay, so I go

there with Tyler and it was a very friendly lovely chat. He's amazingly normal and grounded for

someone who has such a ridiculous life. He's been famous since such a young age because of his ability

and and it was just... it was just bonkers to talk to someone who just so casually talks about

things that I cannot even fathom but I found it super interesting and whether or not you're a believer

there's so much that's thought provoking in this episode that I'm just dying. I mean dying is

worth there's no pun intended but I'm really excited to hear what you have to say afterwards.

Do you think it's bullshit? Do you think it's true? Do you have similar experiences? Do has this

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