Sep 16, 2026 · 38 min · 12 segments
I’ve always wanted to explore questions with an intuitive medium, and Susan Grau is all that and more. From her early childhood near-death experience and her explanation of the “clairs,” to her…
Susan GrauGuest
Diane HullettHost
This is so perfect, Susan, because this fall, I really I wanted to talk to a variety of people, you know, people who work in different fields, but have all kind of touched that mystery, you know, that mystery at the edge at the end of life at that threshold.

And I think of mediums of, you know, intuitive mediums of being the kind of folks who naturally have a connection there.

So, you know, is there anything else we need to start with just defining for listeners? Like what is a medium or how does this additional sensing work for you? I'm sure it's different for all mediums.

So it isn't anything special as you know, people sometimes see it as this special gift and we call it a gift because we don't know what else to call it.

But in truth, we all have the ability and especially upon leaving this, uh, existence, this dimension, you know, we all see, at least in my experience, we all see loved ones.

It's just a matter of, are we using it in this lifetime? Are we meant to use it in this lifetime to help others? So the difference between what I would call a normie medium and myself is that I actually am using it to work with others.

And that kind of sums it up for the people who don't practice it or choose not to use it in this lifetime.

And if you don't, you might know how and you might know about the heart, but you're not going to be a heart surgeon.

You know, you have the ability, you know about the fact that there's a possibility of life after death.

This is so perfect, Susan, because this fall, I really I wanted to talk to a variety of people, you know, people who work in different fields, but have all kind of touched that mystery, you know, that mystery at the edge at the end of life at that threshold.

And I think of mediums of, you know, intuitive mediums of being the kind of folks who naturally have a connection there.

So, you know, is there anything else we need to start with just defining for listeners? Like what is a medium or how does this additional sensing work for you? I'm sure it's different for all mediums.

So it isn't anything special as you know, people sometimes see it as this special gift and we call it a gift because we don't know what else to call it.

But in truth, we all have the ability and especially upon leaving this, uh, existence, this dimension, you know, we all see, at least in my experience, we all see loved ones.

It's just a matter of, are we using it in this lifetime? Are we meant to use it in this lifetime to help others? So the difference between what I would call a normie medium and myself is that I actually am using it to work with others.

And that kind of sums it up for the people who don't practice it or choose not to use it in this lifetime.

And if you don't, you might know how and you might know about the heart, but you're not going to be a heart surgeon.

You know, you have the ability, you know about the fact that there's a possibility of life after death.
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