Are spirits real, or are we just imagining things? And what if the answer is: yes to both?
In this unforgettable episode, Lisa sits down with fourth-generation intuitive and bestselling author Tina Zion to talk about ghosts, non-human beings, and what it really means to be in charge of your own spiritual space. With her trademark calm and clarity, Tina helps us reframe the fear and learn to work with what’s “out there” — whether it’s an angry old woman in your kitchen, a troll in your grocery store, or an ancestor stuck in a trauma loop.
We also explore what it means to connect with divine and sacred guides, how to reclaim intuitive gifts we shut down as children, and why your imagination might be your most trustworthy spiritual tool.
If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re haunted, gifted, or just making it all up — this is the episode for you.
TINA ZION is a fourth-generation intuitive medium and internationally considered an expert in medical intuition and mediumship. She is a first-place award-winning author and instructor. Visit the Tina’s website at tinazion.com
Tina’s newest book, Healing Ghosts, Haunted Places, and Non-Human Beings: Training Manual to be a Supernatural Multi-Dimensional Medium and Healer, is available here.
Click here for a link for information about one of Tina’s courses, Foundations of Medical Intuition, on The Shift Network.
Lisa Bonnice is an award-winning writer, speaker, and former stand-up comic whose work blends humor, heart, and deep inquiry. As a news writer and associate producer for MSNBC.com, she earned two Excellence Awards and, earlier in her career, she toured the country sharing stages with the likes of Steve Harvey, Tim Allen and Kathleen Madigan.
Today, Lisa brings that same sharp eye and soulful curiosity to her writing and podcasting. Her latest project, Castle Gate, is a historical fiction saga rooted in her own genealogical research into the 1924 Castle Gate Mine Disaster — a story of ancestral trauma, healing, and the quiet strength of those who came before us.
Learn more at lisabonnice.com, or explore the book series at castlegatebook.com.
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