Faith, intuition, and healing in motion.
Spirit Outspoken follows two close conversational partners as they test spiritual questions through friendship, testimony, and lived experience. Episodes move between Christian language, Akashic Records work, intuition, plant medicine, grief, therapy, and the search for a more intimate relationship with God.
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Spirit Outspoken is a spirituality show shaped by friendship, testimony, and the messy middle of faith changing shape. It is not quiet or detached. The conversations often carry the charge of people speaking from inside their own transitions, especially the movement from full-on Christianity into a more expansive relationship with God, Jesus, intuition, energy, and mystical practice. The show has a strong devotional current. At the same time, it is comfortable with Akashic Records work, plant medicine, quantum language, angelic guidance, Mary Magdalene, astrology, and the language of vibration. That mixture is the point. Spirit Outspoken is less interested in defending a tidy system than in asking what actually helps someone heal, become responsible for their reactions, trust inner guidance, and feel less alone. Episodes can be intimate check-ins about friendship and growth. They can also become guest-led spiritual storytelling, as when Juan Galán-Politi talks about Yeshua, plant medicine, scripture, and modern frameworks for understanding Christ. Candice Rasa brings an Akashic Records-centered lane, linking patterns, mental health, God, and deeper self-discovery. Sonia Choquette’s appearance pushes the show toward intuition, spiritual intelligence, and the idea that guidance is already available within the body and heart. Ruthie Lindsey’s episode brings pain, addiction, chronic illness, loss, betrayal, and liberation into the same frame. The show can be emotionally intense. It also has a casual, sometimes chaotic warmth, with offhand jokes, repeated affirmations, and long turns that make the conversations feel lived-in rather than polished. Its religious posture is open but not vague. Jesus, the Holy Spirit, God as loving Father, and Mary Magdalene all appear as active spiritual reference points. The show’s skepticism is usually aimed at fear-based authority, spiritual loneliness, and systems that make people give away their power. It is generous toward seekers who are still sorting out what they believe. It is especially tuned to listeners rebuilding faith after deconstruction, grief, illness, or an intuition they can no longer ignore.
Made for: For spiritually curious listeners navigating Christian deconstruction, mystical practice, grief, healing, or a renewed relationship with God. It especially suits people who prefer vulnerable conversation over formal doctrine.
What sets it apart: Spirit Outspoken stands out by holding Jesus-centered devotion and metaphysical practice in the same emotional space. Its friendship-driven format makes spiritual exploration feel relational, not abstract.
Join hosts Jaisa Engasser and Rachael Loney as they dive deep into the realms of spirituality, healing and the beautiful chaos of life. From ancient traditions, to modern practices, they are going to explore it ALL! Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned seeker, you’re guaranteed to find something that inspires, challenges and intrigues you here.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Spirit Outspoken makes spiritual reconstruction audible through candid friendship, guest testimony and an open-ended return to Christian figures and teachings.
Jaisa Engasser and Rachael Loney treat Christianity as a living tradition to question, recover and combine with intuition, astrology and other spiritual practices.
This is where Jesus, Akashic Records, and quantum physics share a table without a doctrinal seating chart.
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A candid check-in that turns friendship and spiritual growth into the point of the conversation.
Spirit Outspoken shifts away from a guest-led or teaching setup and lets the hosts sit with friendship, spiritual change, and the ways the show has shaped them off mic. That change gives the episode its weight.
A reflective return to Yeshua that leaves room for mysticism, doubt, and reinvention.
Juan Galan-Politi's conversation with Spirit Outspoken follows a spiritual return that does not pretend the path was smooth. He talks through a move from a career driven, ego centered life toward the teachings of Yeshua, with plant medicine, mysticism, and quantum physics…
A warm, faith-centered conversation that pairs personal testimony with a research-minded view of healing.
Spirit Outspoken keeps the focus on healing, friendship, and a spiritual practice that may feel familiar to some listeners and unfamiliar to others.
A warm, convinced conversation about intuition as a skill you can actually practice.
Spirit Outspoken gives Sonia Choquette room to speak from experience, and the episode keeps its focus on intuition as something practiced rather than preached.
Spirit Outspoken examines how Jim Crow segregation and racial terror were connected to Christian institutions after slavery, including lynchings attended by families and Christians.
Spirit Outspoken pauses the usual guest format for a plain check-in between the hosts.
Juan Galan-Politi joins Spirit Outspoken for a conversation about spiritual transition and return.
This bonus episode features a live channeled Akashic reading with Candice Rasa, exploring personal responsibility, life patterns, and collective spiritual growth.
Jason and Rachel sit down with their friend, mentor, and spiritual guide Candice Rossa of Rossa Healing.
Spirit Outspoken welcomes Sonia Choquette for a conversation about intuition, spiritual intelligence, and the language of energy.
A conversation with a psychologist-astrologer exploring astrology as a tool for compassion and self-understanding within a Christian framework.
A conversation with transformational coach Ruthie Lindsey about finding freedom and God through profound pain and suffering.