The Next Room
Mind Body Spirit.fmJane Asher takes you on a soulful journey to explore and embrace the bigger picture surrounding life on earth...and what follows. She speaks with authors, friends, transition specialists and other experts about death, dying, grieving, beliefs, afterlife, and cultural traditions surrounding this journey we all must ultimately take. So, what is next, after life on this plane? Jane is curious and wil... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 145 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & CultureSpirituality | |||
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With fourteen Detroit Music Awards, Julianne Ankley has been writing heartfelt songs and delivering electric performances for years. To date she has released 4 solo albums and 4 singles. Her songs have been used on national television (WXYZ ABC) for ... more
International Evidential Mediums Philip Dykes and Kerry McLeod, who each have over 25 years’ experience; tutor and demonstrate mediumship around the world. Phil and Kerry, born in the UK, were both aware of the Spirit World from a very early age. Bot... more
On this show I introduce you to Kelley Baeza who wrote "From Math Teacher to Mystic." This mesmerizing and inspiring memoir describes many profound and unbelievable experiences that Kelley experiences, as well as her struggle as a high school mathema... more
Today I welcome Andrea Kennedy to The Next Room. She considers herself a regular person, like most individuals—you might even call her mainstream. She started off 29 years ago as a total skeptic about Reiki. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in... more
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Great range of guests and topics and Jane’s interviewing style and calming voice are so easy to listen to. Thank you Jane for sharing your gift with the world. I greatly appreciate you.
Apple Podcasts5Rooie777
Australia10 months ago - Wonderful host
Jane is a wonderful soul and wonderful host. She has this unique ability to not only connect with her guests but her audience as well. more
Apple Podcasts5Mitch Sh
United Statesa year ago - Where have you y been all my life!!!?
How did I live in Escondido, CA most of my life and our paths didn’t cross? My mom passed 5 years ago and I took care of her in life and in death. I have experienced my Nonna’s passing as a teenager, have taken death doula classes, volunteered with Elizabeth Hospice and just ordered your book written by you and mom. I about screamed when you mentioned you had listeners from Traveler’s Rest, SC! That’s me!!!! I just moved here. I want to find my path and purpose in South Carolina to be death posi... more
Apple Podcasts5KimmerzimmerUnited Statesa year ago - Excellent interview with Melissa Sparrow!
Good introduction to energy healing and the Akashic records. I’ve worked with Melissa in the Akasha, and had specific questions answered. We even spoke to a great granddad, who told me the story of a ring that I own!
Apple Podcasts5Mary, MAUnited States2 years ago - Jane Asher Rocks
After losing my spouse, I was desperate to know she was still with me. I discovered “The Next Room” while searching for podcasts about the afterlife. more
Apple Podcasts5Angela7673United States2 years ago
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