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Afterlife testimony with warmth and patience.
WE DON'T DIE Radio is an afterlife conversation series led by Sandra Champlain. Episodes center on personal testimony, mediumship, near-death experiences, spirit communication, and the question of how grief changes when death is treated as a doorway rather than an ending.
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WE DON'T DIE Radio is built around the conviction that death does not end relationship. Sandra Champlain hosts patient, emotionally open conversations with guests who describe afterlife contact, near-death experiences, mediumship, and spiritual transformation. The show is less concerned with polished debate than with testimony. Stories are allowed to unfold. A guest may describe leaving the body during a life-threatening kidnapping, then search carefully for language to explain a tunnel, a void, or a field of light. Another may explain how an injury awakened spirit perception and how training helped make those experiences less frightening. Grief remains close to the surface. Episodes with Jessica McKay and Melissa Hull focus on loss, communication with loved ones, and the possibility of finding joy again without treating love as finished. Other conversations lean toward evidence-gathering. Ron Yacovetti discusses real-time spirit voices, filtered white noise, digital seance work, and instrumental transcommunication. Tim Malone brings addiction, awakening, and photographs of spirit orbs into a broader discussion of discernment, pareidolia, and meaning. Sally Dukes connects a childhood near-death experience with deathbed visitors and the energy of love. Gopalakrishnan TC brings near-death experience research into questions of inner peace and oneness. Across the archive, Champlain returns to a few steady claims: life matters, love continues, and grief can open into connection. The tone is welcoming and affirming. Skeptical listeners may find the assumptions too generous, but the show is clear about its spiritual frame. It is made for people who want stories, practices, and emotional steadiness around death. It also serves listeners exploring mediumship, intuition, Sunday gatherings, afterlife classes, and accounts of contact through signs or voices. The strongest episodes feel like guided witness sessions. They invite guests to name fear, loss, wonder, and comfort in plain language.
Made for: For spiritually open listeners seeking comfort around death, grief, mediumship, and signs from loved ones. It also fits people curious about near-death experiences and afterlife communication told through firsthand accounts.
What sets it apart: The show combines an afterlife-focused archive with a gentle testimony style that lets guests linger over emotional and spiritual details. Its center of gravity is comfort through evidence, not detached debate.
Want proof of life after death? Your loved ones may be physically gone but they still exist and you will see them again...your pets don't die either. Each episode of We Don't Die you'll hear the experiences of men and women, and why they believe life after death is REAL and why your life on earth is important. Join your host, Sandra Champlain, author of the #1 international bestseller, We Don't Die - A Skeptic's Discovery of Life After Death, for podcast episodes that aim to give you goosebumps! Join our free weekly Sunday Gathering with medium demonstrations, medium classes, all past episodes and more at: http://wedontdie.com/ * NEW Sandra's Patreon club now available with over 550 afterlif…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Personal testimony becomes practical spiritual guidance as Sandra Champlain examines mediumship, intuition and continued connection after death.
Sandra Champlain keeps WE DON'T DIE Radio focused on one persistent question: what might continued connection after death look like in practice?
Spirit orbs face Sandra Champlain's dust question before you hear the case for something stranger.
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Nina Ashborn's near-death account blends tunnel imagery, bodily theory, and forgiveness into a searching spiritual testimony.
Nina Ashborn's account opens with a life-threatening kidnapping, then follows the strange inner geography she says came after dying: a dark tunnel, dizziness, a loud pop, and passage into an immense void.
An evidential medium traces fear, training, and the relief of finally being believed.
Sandra Champlain speaks with Maria Gonsalves, a professional evidential medium, podcast host, and author whose abilities surfaced after an injury at age 30.
A spiritually framed look at grief, contact, and the practice of listening for signs.
Sandra Champlain's conversation with Jessica McKay treats grief as a search for contact, and it stays grounded in lived loss rather than abstract theory. Jessica's account carries weight because she speaks from personal experience and more than 14 years in the spiritual world.
A grounded look at filtered white noise, replication, and the spiritual case for real-time voices.
Ron Iacovetti's account of digital seance work lands where spiritual conviction meets hands-on trial: can voices linked to the other side be heard in real time?
An earnest discussion of spirit photography, skepticism, and the meaning people attach to orbs.
Spirit orbs and the photographs said to show them sit at the center of this single-episode review, with the strongest stretch coming when Sandra Champlain separates the claim from ordinary dust and raises pareidolia.
A warm account of learning to live with spiritual perception, shaped by fear, training, and the promise of a hug.
Maria Gonsalves brings a personal account of mediumship to a conversation about intuition, spirit communication, and the work of living with what she perceives.
A matching photograph gives this account of spirit portrait art its most vivid point.
This episode sets afterlife evidence against the everyday feel of mediumship, moving from Sandra Champlain's We Don't Die live events into Josephine McKenzie's spirit portrait work with Dominic.
Host Sandra Champlain interviews Simon Bown about his new book on verified near-death experiences that provide evidence for the afterlife, along with discussions on past life regression therapy and spirit guides.
This episode features an interview with Gopala Krishnan, a former research scientist who has studied near-death experiences for 40 years, discussing his book on using NDE insights to achieve inner peace and overcome the fear of death.
Host Sandra Champlain celebrates her 700th podcast episode by reuniting mediums Scott Milligan, Dominic Boag, and Sid Patrick.
Host Sandra Champlain interviews Maria Gonçalves, a professional evidential medium from Hamilton, Ontario.
After a 2015 motorcycle collision on Long Island, Stephen Weber spent three weeks in a coma and describes a “place between here and there.” Weber says repeated life reviews let him feel others’ experiences, and that facing shame and regret brought “bliss.” He connects an encounter with his friend Kathy to the prayer circles she organized in their town and the loving energy he felt.
Nina Ashborn tells Sandra Champlain that a man claiming to be a police officer kidnapped her in West Berlin, put handcuffs on her, drugged her with ether, and left her convinced she was about to die.
Sandra Champlain opens with Maria Gonsalves, a professional evidential medium, podcast host, and author.
Sandra Champlain opens with her long study of the afterlife and brings in Jessica McKay.
Host Sandra Champlain interviews Sally Dukes about her childhood near-death experience and memoir exploring life after death, aiming to provide comfort and insights on the afterlife.
This episode features an interview with Melissa Hull, a mother and author, discussing navigating child loss, receiving signs from the afterlife, and finding joy again through healing and love.
Ron Iacovetti describes spirit communication through filtered white noise.
Tim Malone, a Kentucky businessman and author of Behind the Veil, says Boo Boo’s death and the book’s orb photos pushed him into a spiritual awakening.
This episode features an interview with Gopala Krishnan, a former research scientist who has studied near-death experiences for 40 years, discussing his book on using NDE insights to achieve inner peace and overcome the fear of death.
A grieving father shares his near-death experience that provided him with undeniable proof of the afterlife and a visit from his deceased daughter.
This episode features Beau Williams discussing his memoir about his soulmate's suicide and his subsequent spiritual journey to communicate with her through the afterlife.