In honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, January 27, the Radiate Wellness Podcast presents an interview that ties together Nazi Germany, a real Jewish family’s struggle to survive the holocaust, mental health, and the Paranormal. 

Sylvia True is the author of Where Madness Lies (Top Hat books February 1st 2021) based on her own Grandmother’s experiences in Nazi Germany with strong mental health, human survival, and paranormal experiences. With chilling echoes of our time, Where Madness Lies is based on a true story from the author’s own family. 

Sylvia was born in England to parents who were refugees from Germany. She moved to the US when she was five. Growing up with parents from different cultures, a mother who was a Swiss champion figure skater and a father who was a theoretical nuclear physicist, gave her varied and unique perspectives. 

During her summer breaks, Sylvia likes to travel to the Amazon and do research in the rainforest. She has raised two daughters, who are both pursuing their passions. 

Presently, Sylvia lives in Massachusetts, where she is a high school chemistry teacher, with her husband and two very spoiled dogs.

Learn more about Sylvia and her writings at sylviatrue.com.

Reverend Shawn P. Whittington is an ordained Exorcism/Deliverance Minister, ghostbuster, lecturer, and teacher of paranormal studies at a Bible college and theological seminary. Shawn and his wife, Sharon, an ordained Lutheran minister and intuitive, are both survivors of extreme demonic attacks and together have over 40 years of in-the-field experience. They founded and operate Ghost-B-Gone, a Spiritual Warfare service based in Las Vegas, Nevada, assisting with paranormal problems of various types and severity.

Since 2016, Shawn is the host of the Vegas Supernatural Radio show, which can be heard Mondays at 8pm EST on KCOR Radio (Kcorradio.com).

Shawn is also the author of God, Ghosts, and the Paranormal Ministry: A Supernatural and Spiritual Autobiography (Stellium Books March 17, 2019) a raw and truthful account of his experiences.
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For more information, and to contact Rev. Whittington, please visit his website at https://www.ghost-b-gone.biz/.

Christine Kane is an entrepreneur. But not in the hipper-than-thou, Silicon Valley venture capital kind of way. She never had a single investor. She started both her music business and her company, Uplevel You, from scratch.

Turns out, entrepreneurs and scrappy artists have a lot in common.

This is why Christine is really good at teaching people this stuff. She wasn’t born with it or raised on it. She watched as her “clueless” self learned to do it all step-by-freaking-step. (And she took very good notes.)

So in her new book, The Soul-Sourced Entrepreneur: An Unconventional Success Plan for the Highly Creative, Secretly Sensitive & Wildly Ambitious, Christine teaches business, marketing, systems and sales in a way that quickstart, ADHD, creative, spiritual, unfocused, and idea-driven people can actually get it, apply it and, well, make loads more money.
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Find out more about Christine and read her blog at christinekane.com. Order The Soul-Sourced Entrepreneur and download the accompanying tools at soulsourcedbook.com.

The Radiate Wellness Podcast welcomes back Maggy Whitehouse, an independent sacramental minister, a teacher of Kabbalah in the Toledano Tradition, the author of eighteen books on spirituality, Kabbalah, prosperity consciousness, and Bible metaphysics—both factual and fiction—and a professional stand-up comedian. In this episode, Christi and Maggy discuss her latest book, Tales of the Blue Panda, an offbeat tale of humor, murder, demons and a witch reminiscent of Douglas Adams.

Maggy has worked in newspapers; radio, including BBC World Service; and as a television documentary presenter and producer. She runs a twice-monthly online Kabbalah group. Maggy is an expert on using Judaeo-Christian mysticism to heal the wounds within religion and on the lives of women in Biblical times, including Mary Magdalene and the Old Testament Matriarchs and Heroines.

Maggy has taught workshops across the UK, USA and Europe since 1993. Her comedy career began in 2014 at the age of 56 and she was a finalist in the 2016 Bath Comedy Awards and the 2015 Funny Women Awards.

Both Maggy’s mother and her Bishop think she should get a proper job.
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You can find Maggy at MaggyWhitehouse.com and on her podcast, Wise Women: The Vicar and the Witch on PodBean.