In episode 10 of Death, Grief And Other Shit We Don't Discuss, Kyle McMahon is in Lily Dale, New York - dealing with the unflinching loss of his Mother and exploring the world of Spiritualism and the afterlife. In the midst of his labyrinth of grief, Reverend Angela Abt steps in, offering a beacon of hope in the most unexpected of ways – through spirit communications and mediumship. Together, they explore this intriguing space, journeying from the spiritualist gatherings of the 19th century to the modern digital mediums of today. They talk about the evolution of mediumship and Angie's own path of discovery and learning, from her studies in Lily Dale, New York to her work at Santosha Holistic Center.

As they navigate the tumultuous waters of grief and loss, Angela and Kyle find common ground in their shared experiences of losing loved ones, delve into the nuanced complexities of grief, acknowledging the cathartic power of vulnerability, and the importance of validating our emotions. Angela provides an enlightening perspective on how a medium can serve as a bridge to our loved ones in the afterlife.

In the final chapter of the episode, Kyle and Reverend Abt examine the world of mediumship more closely. Angela shares her reading practices, shedding light on how she guides her clients on their spiritual journeys. The episode concludes with Angela giving Kyle a powerful reading that leaves him in awe, more convinced than ever of a continuing connection with his departed mother. This conversation is not just about mediumship, but about the human experience, our connections with the departed, and the transformative power of faith and patience. Through sharing their stories, they hope to provide solace and understanding to those grappling with loss.

A. Joanne McMahon Foundation

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