Clare Hinks Medium
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Spiritual comfort in everyday weather.
Clare Hinks Medium is a gentle spirituality show led by Clare Hinks, mixing mediumship, mindful habits, personal updates, and signs from spirit. Episodes move from garden days and family pride to moon energy, meditation mantras, self-celebration, and the courage to step beyond comfort zones.
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Clare Hinks Medium is a personal spirituality and emotional wellbeing show hosted by Clare Hinks. It moves like a voice note from someone sorting through life in real time. The show is not built around polished interviews or formal lessons. Its rhythm is more conversational: a bit of household detail, a mood check, a story from the week, then a turn toward spirit, energy, and self-trust. Clare talks about birthdays, gardening, London travel, family pride, low-motivation days, house moves, bedroom colors, and wellbeing events. Those everyday details matter because they become the route into the spiritual material. A son running the London half becomes a moment of overflowing pride. A rainy slump opens a reflection on moon energy and emotional heaviness. A sunny desk day leads into home energy, sleep, relationship warmth, and the feeling of safety in a room. The show often returns to mediumship and the comfort of loved ones walking beside people after death. That belief gives the episodes their emotional center. Clare also brings in meditation, mantra practice, transcendental meditation, kundalini ideas, and books such as The Universe Has Your Back by Gabby Bernstein. The tone is warm, rambling, sincere, and very lightly structured. It has the feeling of someone thinking aloud before a reading, a festival, or a personal milestone. The Dragonfly Lounge and Feel Good Festival give the show a small community world, with crafts, healers, therapists, readers, mediums, food, celebration, and shared encouragement. Self-celebration is another recurring thread, especially around wins, health, friendships, choices, and getting out of the comfort zone. Clare does not separate emotional wellbeing from spiritual practice. Breath, scent, color, sunlight, moon phases, and messages from spirit all sit together as ways of finding calm. The show suits listeners who like spirituality delivered through lived experience rather than abstract doctrine. It is tender, repetitive in a comforting way, and built around the hope that ordinary weeks can still carry signs, meaning, and warmth.
Made for: For listeners drawn to mediumship, gentle self-reflection, moon energy, meditation, and emotionally warm spiritual reassurance. It especially suits people who prefer conversational encouragement over formal teaching.
What sets it apart: The show stands out by rooting spiritual ideas in Clare Hinks's ordinary week: family milestones, festivals, home spaces, weather, moods, and small personal shifts. Its mediumship thread feels woven into daily life rather than separated into a specialist format.
Come and chat with me about all things Spiritual, mindful and living your best life. Listen to lovely conversations and be part of something I hope will bring you lots of inspiration and joy.
A wind phone, happy pants, and spirit signs meet you exactly where reassurance is needed.
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A birthday episode that links celebration, spirit, and everyday small wins.
Claire Hinks shapes her birthday episode into a relaxed, candid reflection on celebration, moving easily from her garden and friendships to health, self-love, and the small wins that can pass unnoticed.
A sunny, intimate reflection on love, home energy, and everyday spiritual reassurance.
"It's a Happy Pants Kind of Day" moves through sunshine, gardening, loose harem pants, and a still-messy desk with an easy spiritual openness. Claire Hinks asks the universe and spirit what needs saying, then settles on love as the steadying force.
Jonquilyn Hill chases one listener question per episode to the experts who can answer it.
Hard conversations, patiently held, with room to laugh.
Care, culture, and the choices shaping Black women's lives.
Root-cause health, explained plainly.
Hope, tested in real conversation.
Claire Hinks says a spirit guide can be asked to speak to another person's guide, including a boss who is hard to approach.
Amy Smith calls witchcraft "coming home to myself" and describes spells as intentional work with energy.
Claire Hinks interviews Vanessa Carter, founder of Widdershins Crone, about handmade spirit dolls, shamanic practice, and the unexpectedly personal origins of Rose.
Claire Hinks discusses grief, spiritual communication, and the wind phone, a disconnected phone booth created by Itaru Sasaki in Otsuchi, Japan, in 2010.
Claire Hinks says daily meditation made her 'the clearest that I've ever been' and strengthened her connection with spirit.
Claire Hinks uses her birthday week in the Dragonfly Lounge to talk about celebrating wins, relationships, health, and a garden with seeds already popping up.
Claire Hinks shares her emotional experience attending the London half marathon to support her son, reflecting on motherhood and pride in his achievement.
Claire Hinks marks the first year of Clare Hinks Medium by asking listeners to identify what makes their “soul happy,” beyond ordinary pleasures such as walking or wine.
The host shares her personal experience of feeling in a slump, connecting it to the current waxing crescent moon phase and exploring how lunar energy might influence emotions and motivation.
The host shares excitement about her Feel Good Festival, a well-being event featuring healers, mediums, and crafts, and promotes spiritual living.
Clare Hinks shares personal stories and tools for developing mediumship and spiritual connection.