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Everyday intuition, treated as real life.
We're All Psychic treats psychic experience as something ordinary people notice in flashes: a text after thinking of someone, a validated mediumship message, a sudden energetic knowing. Conversations move quickly from jokes and personal stories into astrology, prayer, grief, music, Reiki, and God-within language.
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We're All Psychic is a long-running spirituality show with a homemade, emotionally open feel. Its central claim is simple: psychic ability is part of ordinary human experience. The show returns to that idea again and again, but rarely in a formal way. Lisa Russick and Donna Murphy tend to build episodes through conversation, stories, quick jokes, and sudden turns into serious reflection. A person may explain how a mediumship experience was validated by another person. Another may connect healing work to prayer, Reiki, angels, or hard-earned technique. A music-centered conversation can become a talk about stage fright, vulnerability, and working with energy through creative practice. Solo episodes often become personal meditations, especially when astrology, family illness, Easter, Christ Consciousness, or the fear of losing control comes into focus. The show is comfortable with uncertainty. It will say that something feels real while also admitting that nobody in the room fully knows how it works. That tension gives the conversations their appeal. They are not trying to sound clinical, academic, or detached. They sound like people comparing experiences until a pattern begins to feel recognizable. The recurring move is to take something many people brush off, such as thinking of someone before they call or sensing a room’s mood, and name it as psychic without making it precious. The show also cares about discernment. It makes room for skepticism about quick certificates, spiritual hierarchy, and easy promises, while still honoring teachers, practice, and direct experience. Faith language appears naturally, from God within each person to compassion, the golden rule, prayer, and Christ Consciousness. Grief and anxiety are present too, especially when illness and death are close. Yet the overall texture stays affectionate. The conversations end with thanks, love, and an insistence that spiritual weirdness can be talked about plainly. For the right listener, that plainness is the point.
Made for: For listeners who like metaphysical talk without a stiff lecture format, especially people curious about psychic moments, energy work, mediumship, astrology, and spiritual healing. It suits those who prefer messy, personal conversation over polished teaching.
What sets it apart: The show stands apart by making the uncanny feel domestic and emotionally immediate. Rather than presenting psychic life as spectacle, it frames strange moments through friendship, vulnerability, practice, and ordinary examples.
We're All Psychic - Spiritual, Metaphysical, Magical Conversations with Real People... listen and see if you relate. With Lisa Rusczyk and Dona Murphy.(Former cohost, Misty Lohr, Seasons 1-8)https://www.wereallpsychic.com/Please follow or like our podcast on your listening device of choice if you'd like to support the podcast ~ That is the best way! Thanks.Want to be a guest? Email Lisa at [email protected] you for listening.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Personal accounts, practical questions and occasional disagreement make psychic development feel less like spectacle and more like a discipline under discussion.
Lisa Russick and Donna Murphy keep returning to one practical question: how an ordinary person recognizes and develops psychic ability. Guest conversations treat intuition as something that can require practice, discernment and careful energy management, rather than a gift that…
A psychic interview can include Reiki pushback, stage fright, and Gandalf the cat before the love-filled sign-off.
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A warm, candid look at mediumship, doubt, and the language people use for psychic experience.
Sarah frames psychic ability as something ordinary people may recognize in themselves, even if they would not use that language for it. The clearest moment comes through her mediumship exercise: she says she shared what she was seeing, had it validated by the woman opposite her,…
A warm, candid look at psychic potential, Reiki, practice, and the limits of instant spiritual expertise.
Miles gives the conversation its useful tension by treating psychic ability as both possible and demanding. He leaves room for the idea that many people may have some intuitive potential, but he is just as clear that readings require practice, like sports or music.
A personal Easter reflection connects Christ Consciousness with self-worth, isolation, and the golden rule.
Christ Consciousness turns a large spiritual premise into something more lived-in, tracing how a Catholic background can sit alongside the host's conviction that God exists within each person.
A warm conversation about psychic ability, creative fear, and discernment in metaphysical communities.
Tori Costa's interview turns psychic ability into a quieter question about intuition: when it feels ordinary, when it stays private, and when it becomes too much to lead with.
A warm conversation about psychic identity, spiritual language, mental health, and self-acceptance.
Courtney's story gives the episode its shape, beginning with her early sense of connection to her deceased grandfather and widening into a more deliberate awareness in adolescence.
A warm, practical conversation frames psychic ability as trainable and energy management as everyday self-protection.
This episode explores the idea that psychic ability is not reserved for a few people, but can be strengthened through practice, much like musical or athletic skill.
Lisa Russick interviews guest Lisa C, a psychic medium and author, on the podcast We're All Psychic.
Host Nancy Pressley interviews Courtney, a psychic and clinical hypnotherapist, on the podcast We're All Psychic.
Brian discusses his belief that everyone is psychic and shares his journey from skepticism to embracing his intuitive abilities, influenced by his tarot-reading mother.
Bettina discusses the belief that everyone has psychic potential, but it varies like a muscle that needs training, and not everyone is meant to develop it fully.
Lisa Russick interviews Donna Murphy about why she believes everyone is psychic, exploring intuition and collective consciousness.
Lisa Resnick discusses the astrological event of Chiron Cazimi in Aries and shares her personal experience of dealing with her mother's declining health.
Sarah says a Reiki session after her daughter's 2023 cancer treatment led to a shower voice, a body-light vision, and a medium telling her she would become a medium.
Lisa Russick and Donna Murphy open "We're All Psychic" with Miles, a returning guest who says he has not been on since 2022 or 2023.
Lisa Russick uses Easter 2026 to explain Christ Consciousness as recognizing God within each person and “walking with God.” She contrasts religion with faith, describing religion as society gathering to share a message of God while faith feels instinctive and personal.
Lisa and Donna discuss whether everyone is psychic and share a personal story about belief systems and overcoming depression.
Tori Costa describes growing up in New England, including Fall River, Massachusetts, and says Salem felt "underwhelming" despite the area's witchy reputation.
Lisa Russick interviews Jeanne about evolutionary astrology and the idea that everyone is psychic through energy and vibration.
Lisa Russick discusses ten common everyday psychic experiences that happen to most people but are often overlooked.